The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-07-21

CITY Intelligence.
pssRAaIs MrRpEN--ASerHeR CASE cF srABpNo--Dy-
rsc DrrosrIos TIE VarNprp MAN.At so'clock, last
evening another OF tisass cases ssbbng which have
bee frequent 10 city Of late occurred at No.
10 Spruce street italian public house kept by Angelo
squs-s, an Italian. 1t appears that named Alex
andsr Roun had been at this public house during the
day and that quarrel ensued and blows followed be-
tween Roulh and SQUARE, the keeper Of the public
h,use. They fought, at first. inside, and then out
and both fea together the sidewalk, Ronl
dcrmost. seuarz to strike him when down
APPARENT! with his hand and after leaving him, koulii
pound himself bleeding from he breast aud said he
stabbed Mary Maher, girl of Mrs Miller
of the Adjoining house. called the Blue Bonnet" who
sitting outside the stoor, the transaction and
in looking he ground, found dirk knife, covered
with blood just where the wounded lay There
also piece Of torn shirt found the same spot
Quarz down the and officers Cherry
and Brien, OF the Second ward police proceeded to his
Lodgings in Spruce street. No 40 lay in wait for him
believing he would come there He did come auG hav
ing lost his key he got in through the window and went
bed changing his shirt, and throwing OF one which
the officers found in the covered with blood, and
torn They him the charge and brought him
10 the Station House. lie admitted that be had hsd
quarrel with Rouli but that he had bitten his thumb
frst and that they had fight; but he deuiet the
stabbDe. Meantime the wounded msn was taken to
German apothecaTy who could do nothing for him (;
and finally. Or Myers called in, who examined the
wound ana found it TO be deep inoised wound, int
which he could readily thrust his finger. II
than an in length, and evidently penetrated the
lung The wounded then taken to the City
Hospital and Alderman Chapman, OF the Fifth ward
having been procured by the police pro eeded hither TO
take the dying declaration Of holli, aud afterwards
joined by Alderman Dodge OF the Second ward.
The wounded man being inttrrogatcd depoSed as fol-
lows:Ny name is Alexander Roulli; am twenty eight
years Of age; halter by trade and work for Frost
\ Taylor in Brooklyn; was at No 10 Spruce street;
there WAS number Of men tbere quarrel took place;
poWs were struck; SQUARE struck me sad STRUCK hn
liza hoT "'cn , si"oh n,st nc GAea mo ps aau ~,
saw inc bio,. w. sts hhcd on the v,k onnos;tc ths
next door to the PUBLIC house OF souarz did NOT see
knfe we we're particular frie pds and we never LAD any
quarrel before this y Ronlli resides Ar Walshout and
l. an Italian The deposition was sworn to at lls past
The prisoner stated that he was born IN Palma In
Italy that he this country year ago last No
vsuber--that ne kept the restaurant No. 10 Spruce
street that Rouli who was friend of his came there
AZ IL O'clock in the day and had been play ing game
liquer with other itaans-that he had gone home AMI
returned, again in the aft rnoon-that he lost drink at
,iav and bad sso ordered souchiuy Ia AT and Womb
MOI pay--tlat he (prsoner) told hin, at length he
should eith. go cut lay and that the other swore he
would do me- herthat bows ut length ensued and that
koulii bit his thumb. Oils thumb was wounded snd
tedup
II is worthy Of resrk that the prisoner seemed aux
cus about the wound, and was soothing Rouli in every
way he could AZ the hospital
Mary aaher On the prisoner being brought before her.
could entity HIM positively the but aet
that be bad black beard, and the tlest OF two
who pressnt She also states that the wounded
round her where she sitting to avoid his
assailapt no grasped him and struggle easued She
ta~ houil laying undcr the o.,e' on the eeouhu "hi
ftunrz n',tg a. she nep pu nov oo.eveH ~os
staobng I'm sue eLueavIeu 70 ave nun puI an''ner
man 10 wa pfetent s9uu not let nef interfere ~,
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Naiu i'co ma " ms Aescr,ptip'
anu ahv'.r "Ao wa win Tue party out ai1er"dru S
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pu' was VIZ! NAM
rnr WEATHfR.-The air, purified BY the thun ies
storm, cool, sIbriOus and delightful, yesterday
A Pam Acc,prN, coroner deer Yesterday held an
inquest on the body of Edward Blair iabor,r VIII on
Satu,day AFTERNOON fen from eralTulinr erected AZ
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