New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-30
DIsGRAcEFuL CoNDucr OF SOUTHERN

DlSGKAtE AONDltl Of oOl nEhN
"BLooDs About 81 o'clock on Monday evening,
two young men, genteelly dressed, and presenting
every outward appearance of beng gentlemen, were
discovered IN Broadway near Niblo's Theater. by
Capt. Turnbull, of the Eighth Ward Police, playing
pranks of a vulgar description. They were request
ed to desist and leave the place, whereupon they
flew INTO a passion, and one OF them struck Capt
Turnbull over the head with heavy gold-headed
cane, and knocked him down. Tie soon regalned his
feet and called to his ssistance Officers Warlow
and Rynders who, after hard tight, overpowered
the shameless men and took them 70 the station
House. They gave their names as HI. VI. Banks and
John A. Love, the former OF whom is from South
Carolina and the latter from Georgia. Ii is supposed
they medical students The accused were taken
before Justice Bleakeley who held them TO bail In
the SUN OF $500
RAILROAD AccIDENT.-The Coroner yes
terday held an inquest on the body Of young man,
"a years of age, born In Ireland named Michael
Doris, who was found lying dead near the track of
the Hudson River Railroad at Seventy-seventh-st
His head was badly cut and the left leg much mutla-
ted No testimony could be procured showing the
of death, and the Jury rendered the following
verdict That the deceased came to his death by in
Junes received on the Hudson River Railroad
ACcIDENT-A boy, 10 years old, named
James Irving residing at ll6 Mulberry fell
from the third story OF new building ll20 Mulberry
StTeetl last evening al about 81 o'clock, and was
badly hurt although not dangerously.
ARREST OF PICKPoCKETS.-G Ster-
ling was taken into custody in the Fourteenth Ward
charged with picking from the pocket of Edward
Windmiller, residing at Ill Grand-st. silver watch
valued at $25.
j. L. Mather and John Sullivan were arrested IN
the Third Ward for picking the pockets OF Thomas
FltzsImmons The accused parties were held for
examination.
ARREST ON SUSPICION. At a late hour
on Monday night one John Tydeskey was arrested
by Constable Bechele on suspicion Of having stolen
six gold watches valued at $50, eleven silver watch
es worth $eS and also pocket-book containing
small amount Of money. the property of Jacob We
ner residing al - Greenwlch-st. The accused was
held for examination BY Justice Lothrop.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY-A man,
named G gorge Pigoit, was taken into custody yes
terday charged with having stolen twelve boxes OF
secars valued al SIS, from the store of George w.
Bushnell, merchant. at 1886 Washlngten-St. The ac-
cused was caught in the act by Mr. B. who caused
his arrest. Pigott was committed 10 the Tombs for
examination.
CHARGE OF FORGERY.-A young man
named Augustus Cazaoean was yesterday taken into
custody on charge Of having forged the name oil
Jas Shelton of 65i Bowery TO an order for 30 drawn
on man named Donohue from whom the accused oo-
tanned the money. Orders for similar amounts were
forged on Mr c. Clark and Henry c. Atwood. The
accused was committed for examination.
ANOTHER SMALL FoRGERY.-Martln n.
Lindsey yesterday arrested for having forged an
order Robert Sears, Isl Williamst, Tor ID puI
porting to have been drawn by Virtue q son, nei-
chants at a6 John-st who pronounce the order
willful and malicious forgery. Lindsey was iocAea
UP By Justice Lcthrop.