New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-13

local authorities we understand caused BodIng 10
be placed IN the guard house JAIL ndrefused. It's
SAID 70 let him come back, at any rate I'll after ne mas
| remained there awhile. Mr.. Talmadge saw HIM IN
| the guard-h house on Monday much disappointed at
not being brought away. The $4,000 We understand,
Is ready here, and Mr. Anderson, the claimant, who
is still in NewYork considers We are told, that ne
has passed his word to accept the amount and give
Boiling his freedom. and he considers himself bound
by IT, The general impression Is, that after awhile
the arrangement agreed upon Will be carried out
New LINES or PRoPELLERS BETWEEN
! BosroN AND SOUTHERN PoRTs-We learn from the
Boston courier that Messrs. Phineas Sprague Co.
will have IN the course OF five or six months, three
| urapellers running between Boston and Newly Tk.
| They have one nearly ready now to take her place
on the line and two others are on the socks-one at
Modford and the other at New-York These boats
Will be between five and SIX hundred tuns burden,
! and built and equipped IN the best manner
New LINE OF STEAMERS TO VIRGINIA.
| The steamship Roanoke, let pier No. 3, North ltly-
! e. at O'Clock this morning, for Norfolk, Peters
| burg and Richmond. She IS first class sde-Wheel
vessel and from her performances on her trp out to
sea few days since IS expected to be very fast.
PowERs's STATUE or EvE-This cele-
braed statue which was lost with the Swedish ship
Westmoreland, of Cape Palos. on the Sd Of May.
$50 has been recovered and is in this City hav-
Ing arrived in the British schooner volo, from Car
! thacena. consigned to Messrs. Ripley Cameron.
1t 5 gratifying to know that this fine production Of
our native artist in good order save slight INJURY
to the pedestal.
70 ]. 4. Johnston, late Superintendent
in TINS CITY of the New York, Albany and Buffalo
Morse Telegraph has resigned his post, and VII
go to Texas for Improvement of health.
g The new Opposition paper is TO be
called The Mar YORK DAILY World The grs number
! is 20 appear tins morning.
The WEsr-FARMs ABDuCTION.-TO the
Editors If The Ncr- York Tribme My name APP
pears IN this mornings Tribune IN position which
| ain by no means anxious 1t should occupy am
there represented as the instigaor of act which,
+ If the circumstances represented would be
A daring and high handed outrage" With the act,
either directly or indirectly, have had nothing TO
do It's wholly untrue that ever gave expression
to language which 1 am there represented to have
given as an advice, nor to any language which by
any possibility could be mistaken for IT, And, Sir,
the requirements of truth. / respectfully submit,
would seem to demand a little more caution IN as
cer,ainpg Oh what foundation statements rest which
place an individuals character III 50 very unenvi-
able position The particulars of the transaction
too seem 70 have been 50 diligently drawn for effect
that >Stcncy not thought or III such as repre-
, >onled. stronge no sufficient testimony 10 support
/ the charge. strange too. "dTNng toward West
/ chester" and song to New-l ork-piace> al rlgnt
| angles with West Farms. But the Catholic Priest
/ hved at WeStcheSter. one and a man mics from
! where the transaction occurred. and distances, as
/ truth dwludleS INTO mSlCnlhcance 10 make room
Tor an unjust implication BY looking on the nun
I page OF your paper TO the article headeu ne
House of DR. y Freeman" &c, YOU Will, trust, see
the luStice OF inserting these few remarks IN to-
/ morrow : paper NouT very Obt servt
EUGENE MAGuIRE.
Wesfchester Frday Morning.
Row AMONG THE GERMANS AND FrGHT Al
! TIE LOWER POLICE CouRr.-A large number OF
Germans Thursday morning congregated at a Porter
House IN RoSe-st, near Duane, Tor me purpose OF
en- owing "A celebration, the OBJECT OF which Is best
| known 10 themselves. After consuming hundred
or more bottles OF champagne and a large quantity OF
other exhloraing draughts they became oolSteIeus,
/ and finally got up general light among themselves.
! The TOW became serious that the nelshbors be
came much alarmed. and the Police OF the lVth
/ Ward were notified and were quickly on the spot
After severe struggle four of the principal hghilng
men were taken INTO custody. Their names are
| Edward RoSenbaum, Max Conhemer, Adoiph
! NcChe and John kopp. They were taken before
Justice Osborne accompanied by large number OF
their friends Before the capture. however the prs
! ouer Woiche pursued officer Holden. orindlshinS
large knife IN ms hand, aud would undoubtedly nave
J taken his life had he succeeded IN OyeTdhlng MN.
! On arriving Al the Police Court the friends OF the
prisoners conducted themselves III very disorterly
manner and when the magistrate the prison
er> to be conducedt the City Prison. they attempted
10 prevent the officers from complying with the oIcer
\ general fight between the Police and the GermdnS
then took place and IN the melee officer CroSSett was
thrown down The iron starr leading - the prison
! by the prisoner Nelche and received severe gash
ur0n ms head. Officer Benson was severely handled,
! but came of with black eve Is trophy. Ohcefs
| stephens and Smith succeeded IN knocking down
two of the raScalS whom they dragged 70 The prison
| The prisoner Nclcte. N ms desperation. actually
reached oyCTthe magistrate dC>k ana seized Justice
Osborne oy the nech. but Vas prevented nom dong
| HIM any injury by Nr. stephens who. ty powerful
! blow. .elcd the rascal 10 the h0or Ohcer Fulton
received a violent blow IN me face from one OF the
| party Nj James Nelch, Clerk Of tue Police, as
sisted the officers and sent several O' the reSculng
| paIV home with bloody faces One of the prisoners
fought desperately mat his clothes were entirely
| torn OF ms back and he conducted to prison IN
| a state of nudity After hard fought battle the
Tescume party rCpulset and the prisoners were
/ safely locked up IN tie rombS such gang OF deS
/ peradoeS probably never before entered Ponce
Court III this City Officer CTo>Sett vas 30 severely
injured that Il was deemed advisable 10 have HIM
conveyed 10 hlS residence.
/ CIRCUIT CorRr-Betore judge Kng.-Suf
fer frsinc Earth -Nciaef Costello agt join Foster and
P4frk plaintiff lot % BY TOO feet north
side Iweuty ninth between SIKH and Seventh He
egts that Nj + had the contract Tor regulating aud
flhlgln Twenty nnth-s. and that he and h. foreman.
Mr. Meh, caused carinen. ID January 1870 - isae 81
Is III large quantity 81 earn Tor the purpgse II nlng
The street. leaving te e dug DOWN several t-t with Loles
III t AID the stones lug iueEularv about He %
recover damages lad SJ0 IL aid that the
contract II Dir with the Cor - cents per
cuc ward frr filing a. and hat he paid cartnel. who
earth "a plaintiff other lots cents pad.
mich made a. said CUBIC yard II was also
sid that the ealth IT pslnu, dumped i'n, Of
ms lot and that plal nj CHARGED >s assessment ur
I regulating the street -
earth T. be taken from pluts other lots, that Ai =
agreed pay carmen cents load lot ar H. and dd
a a he obtained the et1 a such places
/ thsy thought IT. and were paid III Il -
On The other hand sid that 'ii AID AIS ioIe-
/ man cauSed men 10 be placed 10 direct ne werS.
The Court charged that IN oder 20 hnu ds-AuaAts u