Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-04-11
Esenns Of che WeeEs.


were committed to prison for grossly outrsging the
person Of Theresa Montgomery, while In atate ofin-
toxication, on Saturday night. They vera detected
in the act BY Captain Lsonard, Second Ward who
attracted TO the spot CORNER Of Ferry and Chf
| Sts.) by the cries of the woman.
$50 Samuel Apolant and Gustave Tulscbolskv,
some time since arrested charge of procuring a
person to throw vtrio in the face Of Mr. Charles Fox
a rival oap maker, were, Sunday discharged from
confinement by Justice Osborne, the facts not being
substantiated.
Alderman Boyce moved resolution for the appoint
ment OF an Inspector Of buildings whose duty it will
be to Ses that a such are substantially erected such
| officer to be paid by the persons building
Aa5- On Sunday afternoon John Singleton drove
light wagon over poor woman, in Canal st., and af
terwards refused to take her to the Hospital until
compelled to DO 20.
qzF- Timothy Harrington while passing through
White street on Tuesday morning early, assault
ed By gang Of fowdss one of whom struck him over
the eye wish sung shot, knocking him senseless. In
this state he was found by the police and conveyed
| to the Hospital
k1-A reDcortre took place Monday morning ct the
corner OF Broadway and Frankiin streets, between
Mr. Morrison Mobile, Ala, and Mr. Ellsworth, Hart
ford Conn in which the former was ssverey stabbed
| Mr.. Ellsworth wss arrested and held to bail.
kS- On Sunday an inquest was held on the body
of Chinese Sailor, named Atong who died from in
juries received by falling frem the topmsst Of the
| Ship N B. Palmer
&Z- Michael Hanniug was held to answer q charge
of having, with others, knocked down Wm. Flynn
while passing through Water sseet Saturday night
and robbed him of a wallet containing S44 in bills
HS- Mr. Kelley who keeps an exchange office in
Canal street Broadway, was charged before Jur-
ce Lothrop with having sold lottery ticket to the
driver Of hack No. s5. The accused was held for
examination.
surety for Louis Schessinger and John living Lewis
defendants in tho late Cuban expedition case were
estreated on Monday last the parties not appearing
In court On Wednesday, however, he was discharged
Of the couseq quences on showing that Schlessinqer
was in the hands Of the Spanish Government and
also that he not being citizen of the S. he mt
O'C) had no chance of being hereafter imbursed if
held liable as his bail.
A9- VIM G. Barney, one Of the defendants in the
late California sEndling case has at length been bail
ed H W. Prescott Esq wine merchant Nos II and
13 Wast entering into the necessary surety $4,000
The defence set up by Mr. Barney that the charge
is got up for the purpose Of levying black-ms and
that there ig no foundation for it.
HE- The marble cutters are ct present on strike
for higher wages, and evening last week num-
Der of them headed by Matthew Mullin, attacked
q number of German fellow tradesmen for the mr.
pose of compelling them to leave their work also -
Officer Mortimer while endeavoring TO quell the dis
turbapce received blow on the head which Knocked
him senseless Mullin the leader was finally arrested
and held TO bail in $1,000
ss- John PuOh, % years Of sgs residing at the
of 120 Sheriff et while engaged Friday morn
ing at his usual employment in Joseph Ritters mould
ing mill, 81 and 80 Attorrey-st, was caught BY the
turning band Of some Of the machinery. aud dashed
with frightful violence against the ceiling receiving
several serious injuries from the eff cts Of which hs
died in short time Alter death il was sreertained
that scarcely whole bone was found in his body.
re- drab overcoat dress cont and pair Of boots.
were found BY the police on Mondsy morning early
at the corner Of Maiden Lane and South street It's
supposed they belong to some person who committed
suicide. In the pockets found several bills and
other papers having the of Alfred BaIdWinand
George Brown attached to them
Edgn A meeting took place on Wednesday morning
ia Mercer st.. between Tom Hyer Yapkee Sullivan
II 10 NH
would probably have ended in fight, had it rot
been for the interference Of the Eighth Wsrd police
who took them all into custody Neither partv how
ever, making complaint they were discharged on
promise of keeping the peace.
AE- An unfortunate female, named Ann Patter.
son, living at ZIG Water St. committed suicide on
Friday evening by taking half ounce of laudsnrm
On being discovered she immediately taken to the
Hospital but to no purpose, as she died in a few
minptes,
R7- man named DaFisses was found on Wedpes
disease Of the heart from which he died Few min
utes after being moved to the Station House.
RE- -Four unfinished houses In Yorkviue were
blown down during the storm Of Monday night. Alao
one house in Second Avenue 10 Third Avenue
and one in Eighty Seventh Street.
As- The Treasurer Of the Fire Department has
received S777, the proceeds Of ths benefit to that
Fund given by Lola MONTH"; at the Broadway Theatre
AN- The officers who had charge Of Preston. the
fugitive slave. whose heard last week. have
returned from Baltimore, and report that Mr. Reese
his owner will sell him to the sbolitonists for $780,
As- The old Essex Market is bsiDg torn down. A
building is to be erected the upper part of which
will be occupied for the tenth ward Police Court and
the lower Sc now for market.
Rz- The Fire Department have recovered $4,000
damages against Soon Button for erecting q bulldog
in violation Of the Fire Laws The penalty in this
case liable to be recovered $50 000 the fine $780,
and $50 day since the 18th July
Eag- on Tuesday evening an Irshman named Jsnes
Sheridan stabbed in the neck in fva or six places
while passing up fifth Avenue. by persons 20 him
unknown. lie was taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Az- An Inquest was held on Thursday on the body
of George Morgan who crushed to death under
some machinery while working on BOARD the brig
Amanda, lying ct the foot Of Fulton ST., Brooklyn
Verdict, Accidental death.N