The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-29
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to,s ehairmaker, and chairman OF the meeting, instead
I OF MIR Barr Mr.. Commerord has written q private
letter 10 me Ohet oil Police requesting him TO inform
the under his command that ne did not say they
were nine hundred thieves ana that IL pure in
vtDtoh OF the editor but he forgot 10 add that he
acquieosd in that aspersion, which OF the OH
Gers themselves heard, and can TO. lie was
chairman OF the meeting, and did not rebuke the
whole sale eaumny. lie even spoke after Mr. Barr,
and adyerted the police ia terms but he did
not express his dissent from the language the pre-
yiuuh speaker So much for Mr Commerford diselaim-
IL Ii clear that there leaders want to naame the
pasions OF their audience but they do not wish
they say and approve TO be made known to the public
al large Mr. Commeriord Is accountable for what was
said, when he did not call the speakers To order.
A PoLIoE OFFICER PUT TO fLioHr DRAwS
! sWoRD-A Rally, ANDInE CAPrURE % THE AssAILANr.-
On Saturday evening officer Dusenberry arrested VIM
Cafrol Tor assaulting woman On the sidewalk, in
ITentieth street near Seventh avenue. His brother,
Patrick Carroll who WAS with him, proceeded the
rescue, and threatened take the ofcers life with
drawn sword, which he held over his head If he did
Rot let 20 the prisoner. The officer having faith in
the adaEt that discretion is the better part of yaor
and proceeded to the Sixteenth
house Tor help and returned to the charge They
the CAROLS who mmt diatey gave them battle Pat
rick striking ut them With the sword They succeeded
| however, in capturing him before he did them much
injury William fled throug the back window but was
pursued by the officers, aud finally captured First
avenue, near Twelfth street They both commit
ted by Justice Bleakely.
OUTAGE on Board A STEAMBoAT-As the steamboat
was leaving Coney leland on Thursday afternoon, at
halfpast six o'clock, Mr. Edward M. Garnar, of SO
! God street among the passengers and had his
family with him. lie states he asked person whom
he sitting one chair, and occupying another
with bis feet to give the latter to bis wife This
person, Mr.. Garnar states, refused; upon which no
(Mr Garnar) merely observed that he did not why
| one man should occupy two chairs, and a woman be
| without one He walked away, and, in moment
! two afterwards, he was knocked down by this man,
and beaten, and kicked, and danced upon, in a most
unmercful manner, while a band of the companions
OF the assailant surrounded him in compact ring
and would not allow the other passengers interfere
20 him. In the present stage of the proceedings
orbear giving the Of the person charged with
The assault let there Should be some mistake TO
the identity: lie is said to be fighting man of
this city and warrant Is issued for his apprehension
Mr.. Garnar confined to his bed all OF Friday, and
part OF yesterday; and Saturday evening whom he
called at the Herald office, he presented shocking
appearance ,
Ellen Wilson, colored girl, fell into grating left
open in front Of the St. Georges Hotel 81 Liberty
street by which che was injured severely. She
sent to the City Hospital by policeman Harris, of the
LIAvNo HALL Doors AND srosEs orEs.-The hall
door No 1862 broadway, was found open yesterday
morning by policeman Black OF the Sixth ward This
Is the fourth time, says Assistant Captain Bant that
the police have been under the necessity Of reporting
the very reprehensibe negligence Of the occupants.
The dry goods store of Haght & Perrne, SIS Grand
street found open at two O'Clock yesterday
ing by officer Waterbury, and the clerk asleep the
counter.
BEEAKrsG INTO PAwSsRoKER's.-As officer williams
patroling his beat yesterday morning, about day
break he heard crash Of glass in the pawnbrokers
store No PISA Division street, and looking towards
the place, saw two young men run up Suffolk street.
He pursued them to Hester street where they eluded
him. They took about fifty dollars worth of jewelry.
The stated to the police that he keyed his
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xestsrday bela an inouest Al the Citv osns on the
body OF boy fourteen years Of age, by the name Of
John Henebery who came TO his death by the falling
of A horse IL seems that the deceased was riding a
horse on the dock foot Of Amos street when the horse
ass,b tb horse, and bsfors he couS he sy,ricatss
he rsceiyed a severe fracture Of the sknll The nov
was picked up in,ensible, and conveyed to the City
Hospital where be fingered until four O'Clock the next
morning, I'D died. Verdict accordingly
r.. Mx.rrv,o,,. -yasterdav mo,n,nr mat ho
hAIhhh MtsILnous'al ssteruay mornIng JUST De-
Iore us' nsn.l inner 49, aO.nu 81 sn'he sur "a
eons h ., 90 M PANS T ana
On WIG sooP -, ~, h ~ 90 %
street 10y sPP..aaJu 20 nno 1een gust Aen on
no c4ue e0uiu oe oo'Si"su W 'nis sinsuiaf snSu
To TEAIS THE You've 1DnA-On Saturday afternoon
a little boy, about years old found near
Tompkins square, and brought TO the Eleventh ward
station house by ofcsr Wade, completely dead drunk
in which state be remained over six hours IL was
feared At one time he would not recover. With medi
cal however be At isHgth revived when he
SAID u was his brother gave him the gin that made
him drunk .
fmr.-on sstwssy night nre broke out IN the
with uinipg damage
Az ALAEs o. fhE.-Inere vas an alarm OF nre yes.
terdsy, when proceeded from mouse In Roosevelt
street, but Il did not amount TO anything.
CAPrAs PEAhsALL-Ihe captain Pearsali, against
tne s ,no or 'n,eu oays sso
q pleasure excursion, unose BOAT was upset Is not
captain henTy Is reaIsan, o. ths schooner Una Jane
but captain Pearssh OF the LILY OF kockaway
TVS CnoIos WAIEh-it Is, perhaps, not generally
known that the water rate must b paid on or before
first Of August or I've per cent VIII be added 10 the
amount sueh Is the new law
THE DsrerRs OF Our FrKRus-MopEs SUGGESTED oF
or,I,ISe Tnr D.,eIR-We have received the fol.
Loving communication from a respectable citizen Of
Brookyn who sends his name with Il, in behalf of
many other citizens 1t deserves the attention Of the
ferry companies
" MAY We citizens Of Brooklyn ask the ferry CON-
panies If the time has not arrived whom some precau
tiapary means ought TO be adopted to protect nexpe
ricnced and ncauous persons from losing their ves
IRON the want Of proper barriers to prevent
pnsespgers from muipR overheard from their boats
The pride OF her family the beloved OF her riends
whose davs OF PROMISE had but lust davned : and
how Because The owners Of ferry boats have taken
mo means 10 RHard against such accidents OF what
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