The New York herald., 1850-10-28


.f,rest of q Fugifire -Oficer Parker, one OF the
Chief special aids assisted by constable Howland, Of
Binghsmtsp, Broome county arrested, yesterasy, =
jew by the name OF Henry Rosenlesi, on q warrAus
issued by Justice Of the Peace IN that county on
charge Of obtaining quantity OF butter from farmers
in the vicinity of Lyal and Binghamton, valued 81
81 eco under false aud fraudulent representations IL
appears that the prisoner aided BY his brother Louis
and cousin Joseph Wallsek VINO, ~ seems nave Us
the country, and about four weeks ago they opened
at Lyal and put in stock Of dry goods said to
be worth COO which they stated all their own pro-
perty On these rsp the farmers were In
duced to credit them with the butter. The accused
parties forthwith despatched the brother to New YORK
and sold the same at four and halt cents less than
cost. The goods represented to belong 10 tnem az
Lyal assigned over to man by the name ef wal
lard residing In New ork The three Jews immeaiateiy
sbsconded and yesterday the officers succeeded in ar
resting the one aboveInamed in this city but the
othtr two are yet large The prisoner was detained
Broomc county, this day, by constable He wland
Arrest Of -Four Snedking Pickpocksts -omcers Mcpo-
rested Saturday night four sneaking petit locking
rogues calling themselves John Evans alias the Cart
Watts, who detected by the officers in Csthaine
Market about ten o'clock Saturday night attempt
ing to pick the pockets Of poor women Prinei-
pally the wives Of lsboring men, whose little all,
posfibly the weeks wages OF their husbands, would
vanish by the hands OF these mean, coatemptible
rogues They were all taken into custody, and oon-
yeyed to the Fourth ward station house and in the
morning brought before the Chief OF Police where
they were shown up to the members OF police and
then despatched to the different station houses In Or
der to give them notoristy in the lower wards
Il Desperate .96iGv, and posnby Fatal to L1e.-Ou
Saturday night desperate affair took place at por-
ter house situated in Thrtieth street and Seventh
avenue. The accused parties, who were arrested By
the police, are named Patrick Flsherty and James
Sheridan who stand charged with ioleatly as
saulting several persons with intent to kill. IL
seems, from the evidence produced before the
magistrate, that Flaherty and Sheridan entered the
porter house having previously assaulted several in
the street and called for liquor to drink. The
landlord refused to give them any unless they first
paid for it, This appeared to excite them; whsrupon
one drew o knife and inflicted several wounds upon
the person OF the landlord, which is believed by the
physician to be likely to produce death. Two other
men, who were present, endeavoured to prevent
them from doing more injury, when one OF them re-
ceived two wounds which IL Is said will prove
fatal In the left breast and the other in the left
kidney; the third man was but slightly cut An
in alarm given for the aid Of the police,
and officers Patton and Shaw were quickly on the
spot but before they arrived the accused parties Had
fled. The police pursued them; and after chase OF
ever half mile they succeeded in taking them into
custody; and sooner they under arrest, than
the associate gang of the prisoners made every attempt
TO The but after most desperate resistance
In which officer Patton received considerable injury,
they succeeded in conveying the two desperadoes to
the station house; and in the morning they ts
ken before the gtrae and committed to prison to
await the result Of the condition Of the injured men,