The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-24

Long leland the information s not deemed qke expla
natoIy enough by Justice Bogart, 70 authorize him
This unfortunate young woman is not over twenty
years Of age. native of Ireland, aud at present
Il very unwcn She Is under the Of DR.. Covl, the
prson physician.
THE QurEr's BlRrupAy.-The British Consul win re-
cevc his and other friends at his resi-
dence No. College Place, from to four o'clock
to-day; being the Queens birthday. Che was born
Fmrs-On Saturday evening q ere broke out in the
third story of No. 500 Bowsry occupied by Abel
Cook as cabinet makers shop 1t was occasioned as IS
supposed by the careessness Of of his men, named
Peter Kelly, who in the shop in a state of ntoxica-
ton and when spoken to- used abusive language. The
fire however extingushed by the police of
Seventeenth ward before much damage was done to the
IN building No 26s Thirteenth street. near avenue B,
which was extinguished by the police of the
Seventeenth ward with the assistance OF several citizens
Damage trining
Buas.p.--On SatunAy morning about ten O'clock as
officer Hanifer Of the ninth ward police ws passing No
Is Downing street woman named WihS. came rushing
from the house, enveloped in flames The officer hurried
to her assistance, and soon succeeded in tearing off her
clothes before any serious injury done The ertso
the officer although successful in saving life resulted
painfully to himself his left hand being burned in
dreadful manner. The woman's clothes, it appears
caught fire from a furDance in the yard.
Run 0vER.-0n saturday afternoon, about Ave o'clock
boy Of Mrs Maleny residing in Thirty first street.
the Seventh avenue was run over by horse and wagon
belonging to Mr.. oonkright who resides at No IL
Abingdon square. The boy sustained some dangerous
injuries on the head and body +
afternoon,
little girl named Emily Barry, residing with her parents
at No Sl Mulberry street, wasrun over while in Broad
way, near Houston street; and killed The body was
taken TO the residence Of Mr. Barry when the Coroner
notified TO hold an inquest.
Police Intelligence.
4 Desperate Negro-auempt to take LE-EHscis Of
.9magamato,,-On Saturday night officers Downing
Judge, and Mcclure Of the sixth ward police arrested
ferocious negro named CHARLES Sands a charge Of
violently assaultng beating and outing with knife
white woman named Julia Baker, residing at No. 10 Null
ton house and in the morning brought before Justice
Bogart, when the following facts were elected The
Ann white woman had absented herself from his bed
and board and AZ he lived in the same building with
Julia Baker with whom his wife acquainted and be-
eving that Julia had his wife concealed in her apart
ment he called in to ascertain the fact when quarrel
ensued between them, and he acknowledged to having
struck the woman but didn't mean to kill her On the
other hand Julia Baker testified that Sands
room in great rage and demanded Of her the where
abous of bis wife She told him she did not know where
He would not believe her take for but
seized hold Of her violently and beat her about the body
and bead and them with knife her and stabbed her
two horse pistols, loaded and threatened to kill her,
she did not tell him the whereabouts Of his wife
He was in the act of presenting the pistol to-
and gave the alarm for assistance; but before the
police officers arrived the negro had retreated from
Jua's room to the basement he occupied. There the
enraged Ohelo armed himself with four large horse
pistols loaded with powder small shot. and ball and de-
clared that white should take him, and that he
would shoot the first man who approached the room.
The above police officers however fearing much the
desperate declarations made by the negro approached
the door, and distinctly heard him snap the pistols
They forced in the door, and before he had nto
further use Of the deadly weapons the officers clubs
in contact with the negros skull and down he
kke lamb He was then secured and conveyed to the
station house. The four pistols examined and
found to be loaded almost to the muzze with powder
and shot, In giving account Of the possession Of
these pistols the negro sad that he in the habit Of
getting such pistols from Captain Purdy Of the National
Theatre Before the disposed Of by the mags
trate, the officers arrested, the Five Points
Sands the reputed wife of the negro and brought her
before the court The Justice asked her If she the
wife Of the negro Sands to which she returned an
affirmative answer. Evidence then adduced to show
that the reputed wife also common prostitute and
vagrant and such the magistrate sent her to Black
of attempting the life of Julia Baker committed to
prison. in default of bail
a Desperate Boy-Oficer Hogan. of the Fourth Ward
Sunday arrested boy about sixteen years Of age,
named Michael D. N. Reynolds, who says he is from
Alabama, on charge of attempting to shoot boy
and Chestnut streets. 1t that Reynolds en-
gagged gambling in Frankfort street, with number of
other boys pitching pennies against fence, when
quarrel snsued amongst them the Southern boy with
view Of enforcing his opinion drew from his pocket
loaded pistol and challenged Haggcry any other to
alarmed the Others the aid of the police called and
Reynolds marched off to the Tombs before Justice
Bogar who the facts, committed him to prison
trial.
a Brutal Husband-A man named Thomas Toye
carpenter by trade, residing at No 122 Amty street
was arrested on saturday by officer Wildey, charged
with beating and kicking his wife, and with refusing
provide for his family. The accused conveyed
before Justice Stewart who committed him to prison
until he promises to do better.