The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-18
Police Infalllcence

Brutal Conduct ofd School Tsacher-Yesterduy morning
on ,a Davd d Gttsnosn principal
ant issued by Justice Bogart wherein he stanis
charged with whipping boy about twelve years of age
manner. The poor boy IS legs and back had been cut
by the repeated blows OF rattan causing the blood to
flow in many places Mr.. Henry Snyder father Of the
child residing at No Amty place. appeared before the
magistrate and made the necessary affidavit the boy not
being able to attend in consequence of the injury Mr
Crttenden was brought before the Court aud the mags
trate required him to find bail in the Of $500 to
answer the charge at the General Seasons.
The Fugitive from AiJdny-"Jnscei is S!ou but Sure'-
In the year l84S notorious thief known Bob sutton
and s4rs@plice called Alexander Van Lew were ar.
rested The steamboat Isaac Newton on her way
Albany charged with b eakng into one of the state
rosms and robbing of the passengers. The tao
prisoners were taken to the Aban, prison from which
after detention short tme they both escaped by break
ing Jail reward Of $3.50 offered by the Albany III.
thotes for the arrest of the prisoners Sutton
years to the Auburn State prison On Sunday, officer
keefe, of the Chiefs aids arrested Alexander Van
Lew, alias Chance johnson who has sncs his escape
managed IT, eyade the publ, authorities Yesterday the
Albany authorities sent officer 70 this city, who has
conveyed the accused back to Albany for ta the old
charge after the lapse of about Eve years We under
stand that the reward of S75 will be forwarded to Mr.
kefe on ths delivery of the prisoner TO the Sheriff at
Albany
A desperate Assault on The Police On Sunday evening
violent assault ~as perpetrated two policemen OF
the Twentieth ward, by Philip aud Peter Monehan, aud
John hcncrmott, who inflicted very injury on
the persons OF policemen Day;s and Bliss while in The
discharge D. their duty It appears that disturbance
hau taAen pace amongst the accuNd parties and some
ohec persons in an oyster cellar situated al the
of Thirty first street anu Eighth Police
Bliss ca led to the Of tumult for tue
Of queltug the disturbance but had he
entered the premises than he fallen upon by the
aonehaus ano Others who knocked him down. took the
club from his possession, an1 beat him in a shameful
msoncr. Policeman Davis a'tracrcd to the cellor
and rushed in to assist Bliss, and like wise received
severe beating. Mr.. Bardo aud NJ. flanagan, citizens
who happened to be the riot rendered great
fe Of Davis, AZ Philip Msnehnn was in the
act of throwing heavy Davis when his arm was
stopped by Mr Flanagan. After desperate fight, the
accused parties taken into custody and
the station house and in the morning taken before
Justice McGrath who committed them to prison FOR trial
in default of bail
The Police and The 'sShoyt Boys We have already
rotced that Captain Turnbul OF the Eighth ward had
Saturday caused the arrest of eight or ten Young
known BY tho appellaton Of Snort BOYS who are
charged with having visible means of o liy .lihood
but pcowl about the ward apG congregate certain
corners Of streets concocting all kinds Of nearous ope
raons The prisoners we're taken before Justice Stuart
Monday afternoon who. the evidence, convicted
FIVE out Of the eight named John Forbes John Cogsns
William Short, Jerry Ttoter, and laniel Green, whom
tentiary on Backwes leland for the Of six mouths
each. The other three named Charles 9urs frederick
Wnsov and John Magee, .emapdcd back to prison
for a further cxs minxton.
Alleged ErGudnle7a PdssaGe Tictes On Nor day com.
paint preferred before Justice Osborn against T.
Seover, the complaint OF Domnick charg
ing him with selling spurious passage ticket from New
York to Buffalo and Chicago for hia self and family
making in all eight full persons valued at $50 On the
rival Of the complainant at Buffalo he Informed that
the ticket he presented would not take hit further
without paving S36 The complainant feeli. him
self imposed upon called upon the Mayor ami told him the
cir cu,nstapces when the Mayor advised him return
back to New York aud prefer complaint against the
parties who had sold hm the ticket The magistrate is
sued warrant for the arrest of Seover vino con
veyed before the court the charge. The case will be
heard to day before the agistrate.