The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09
Police InfelllUencA.

Excitement .4niorss the Pugii.sts-For some months
past as Is asserted John Lyng well known professor Of
the art Of sefdeence who formerly kept the Abbey
the Bloomngdale road has been DESTROYS Of set-to
With Tom dyer having sufficient confidence in his
strength and Tutic science TO believe that he could
win the laur from liver who in point Of strength is by
many sidercd the best man in America He not
oclt ok yesterday morning John Lying Yankee sullivan
Tim Hyer. and nearly thirty Of their respective
f.ic ds in collision in Mercer street Grand
Int while some q the most celebrated Of the party
leniDg the performance with few noensivc ihr,ss at
each other and before any blood spilled other
rus damage to the heads and Of the party in
fcted, Capt. Turnbull OF the Eighth ward police who
hid bet watching their for hour two
with humber Of policemen under his command de-
scendcd in unexpected moment tho belgcrcnts
and after lively and somewhat protraced scuflc,
rested the whole party who taken to the station
house. No complaints being made against either fac
ton by its opponent and seriously injured
the d charged them from custody the express
understanding that they should commit further vo-
lence in the ward. tending to breach Of the peace
stqVing Policeman -Offccr IIayes Of the Fourteen.
ward while conveying Ellen Russell to the station house
on Wednesday night. stabbed by her in the with
large dirk knife which she carried about her person 1t
appears that. at early hour Wednesday morning.
Vim. Wilson while passing through Walker street,
accottcd by this female who asked him give her
an oyster supper. lie consented and she led him to
infamous den in the street. After partakng Of
refreshments Wilson took ont hs wallet to pay the bill
when his companion snachod it from his hand and then
told him that he had better be off Of her elers
about and If he got into their clutches he might
find it difficult to get away. lie took the hint and left
but fell in with Officer Hayes who went tn him
the cellar but the woman had escaped The officer then
made appointment with HIM to meet the following
night and prosecute the search for her. Accordingly.
they again together the next night and the
captured and identified On her way to the station
house she watched opportunity and stabbed the off,
above stated Yesterday morning she taken
before Justice Mountort and committed to prison. to
await trial on charge Of sabbng, with intent to kill
The wallet, which contained $40 and gold ring not
recovered
The Marble Workers.-Bcrnard Scnnlon, of the
BILE poshers who engaged alleged in Il recent
assault upon Michael Nolan Of No. lis Mulberry street.
yesterday arrested by Officer Merritt of the
Police Court and committed by Justice Mountfort, in
default OF $1,000 bail
The Case Of Hnn and Harins. charged with false pre-
fences under examination yesterday before Justice
the further consideration of it postponed until Wed
nesday next.
Jtmae Equestrianism-Doring Theft Of Horse and
WGgon.-About eleven o'clock yesterday morning, as
Assistant Captain Garrett Of the Sixth ward police and
Mr. Talbot clerk in the Office Of the Chief Of Police
anding in front Of the City Hall they observed female
Jump into carriage which standing near, belonging
to the Corporation and drive slowly out of the Park
After she got fairly in broadway however she whipped
Captain and Dir Talbot who had crossed and headed
the team OF brought her to sudden stand by capur-
ing the horse The woman. seeing thst she de-
ttct( d. exclaimed had nothing do with the horse
he drove himself or" She arrested and locked up
In the Chefs ofcc where she gave her name as Ann
NcKoon Of No. 70 Centre street
Lcreenv at the hrirg House-A colored servant ut
The Irving House. named Henry Lee, arrested
yesterday by officer Tencx Of the Chiefs Office charged
with having stolen $40 from drawer In the hotel lie
confessed his guilt and committed to prison by the
Aisyor for trial