New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-23


ASSAULT AND RoBBERY.-A young man
named Josiah Purify, from Rye, wsstches.er Co on
wednesday evening. entered a bowling saloon In
brosdwsy near the Of Franklin st. for the purpose
o. rolling tenpins He had been there but saort time
when he was attacked by several men, who bea, him
and robbed him OF his gold watch and chain bre,spln
hDger.rDg, &c, and then turned him into the street
Yesterday morning be appeared befors Justice Stuart
and made affidavit In relation 10 the matter In which
be stated that Mary Burns alas Mary Psrnly. the
keeper Of the place. robbed him of his gold ,pec,acles
at the time the others assaulted him The magistrate
Issued warrant for her arrest, and she brought
before him and locked up one Of the other assalant
Is known, and the police are after him.
Suspicious OF GRAND LAMENTATIONS
Fitzpatrick painter yesterday arrested on suspi
cion of stealing sl60 In bank bills from the trunk OF
roommate In boarding house in West Stxteenthst The
accused it L. alleged previous to the commission Of the
larceny, known TO be almost pcnniless, but soon
after with considerable money In his posses
sion. This together with the Circumstance OF his being
the only person who, at the time had access to the
room from which the money was stolen led to the
picon that be was the party who stole It lie held
BY Justice stuart for animation.
man named Abraham Lawrence was yesterday ar.
rested by officer Mcconnell on suspicion of having
stolen so so In coin and bank bills from trunk be-
longing to Mrs. Mary Hammond, residing at Nc. 200
West Twenty.second o. The accused, 1t appears, was
whhewsshipg and left alone In the upper part of
the house, and the only person who bad to the
tInk which contained the money This together With
equiVOca answers which he gave when questioned
n relation to it, gave rise to the suspicion that he was
the thief He tssen before Justice Stuart and
mitteC, D await further examination.
CHAN6E OF GRAND LARCENY.-A car
msn, nameN George Hearn, yesterday arrested by
Oficer Richs Nson Of the Nineteenth Ward, having in
his possession horse and cart valued at $3.50, which
had been stolen from the premises OF Mr.. Anthony Par
tlss.on No. $50 HudIonss The accused when asked
II relation TO his possession Of the property, stated that
he had that day purchased it, This statement being
known to be false suspicloa entertained that he had
stolen it, and he was accorS nsly arrested and taken
bei..e yustice SsuaT9 who committed him for trial.
Disturbing TINE PEACE.-A well known
charscter named Charles wllmot, otherwise French
Louis, whIle intoxicated yesterday afternoon, com.
menced making a disturbance In Broadway near John
st. and coneuc,ed himself in manner so disordery
Wards were forced to arrest him lie taken before
Justice Beqart and committed to the Tomos The &C
cused Is well Known In the FIRST Ward and Is said to be
either an smlgrau runner or In SOME way connected
with the forwarding of miryants West.
A DASaRRoUs Mhs.-Officer COnnor.
of the Frss Ward was on Wednesday MIGHT called to
the house Me- 10 Wa.hington-o. arress - Timothy
ucC rvb ha duviti In han M a
knife In the oshsr threatening Kill any who Inter
tered with him. He had previously attempted to burn
hi, childrens clothing. The oszcer took him before
Justice Bogart who cent him to The Asylum as being
insane.
FIRST DIsysICr CoURT-Before Judge
Greep.-Hm. GOz5 sgt. H. ~ Riasgband-To recover
against deen liant az maler OF note for s75 The de-
tense Is that 1t had heeR obtained audule0ty OF him
by Hr Schenkecberg and by latter transferred to
plaintiff In payment Of prior debt, and that plaintiff
copse quenty not bona hde holder for good and
suifci' M COZ sidera1iob.
kwas said that the note was handed by Mr. r., the
defendant to Abraham o. Jackson, who was TO deliver
to MIR Scheckenberg on the latter pla;ing piano
forte in possession OF defendant as % unity called,
Is said Jackson gave him 10 understand the piano
had been delivered, and got the note. When MIR. J.
found that the plano had not been delivered he endeav
ored 10 get the note bacs, but could not
Plaintiff claims that whatever might have been the
circumstances between the parties he 10 a bona hde
holder of the note for good and valuable consders
ton, having relinqulsbed a hen he had on a watch
which had been LETT with him BY Scheckenberg as col
lateral security for money loaned and taken the note
instead
The Judge decided that the plaintiff having taken the
note in question In symeat Of money owed to MIN, and
having Tenqushed the security he had for the pay
ens Of that money, be- parted with somsthing vaua'
be and therefore becansa bona de purchaser Of the
note without notice, ana must have judgment for sI5
and costs. Judgment accordingly.