The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-05

IoenS that NJ Hunter ewned or other Wise harhored
dos, Witch, u reports be true, must have been IN
y eonssqusnce Of which n. Beck, Who lived nen
NJ. Hitter, requested the Lieutenant to secure, or
In some manner ~ IN embargo upon the rsmbss
Of his dog: tn, thsy ellsge, r. Hunter pro
goes, thsa the inaexpositssn q she civil a.
thCritte1s W1k came In ~ guiso a sav policeua
eysveatet Hi5exA, yhs Visited Lisst Hunfsr, With
mea1aee trcM ". B. to the eject that Mr.. Hunter
for his (he oogD good behavior. This, with
some obeeEyetions In relation TO Lieut.. Hunter
having fatled % ksep his word. Induced 1t. II. to
eau up II. Beck. whom he vsited Of bic e~n
aSrss ssccr2sssd. We believe. y tae Hon. ThoH.
co1rse d this interview Mr.. Hunter declined 70
enter int bonds or to secure his dog and Hr Beck
expressed che opinion that Lieut. Hunter WAS mo
gentleman. 7 o. gaed word: 70 that etiect-a remark
which, coming e. It did In the shape OF knox
down argument BACKED Mr.. Books Left eye to
verl considerable extent, leaving that gentleman,
- 0ey say ct 6ebsgtopol, hors de combat. AL this
before the Court Of Justices Of the State House in
tha place. where the disagr ecing parties made their
appearance a. 3 4 4 before his Hsaor Judge Gil.
Pr PIN and his colleagues. nunerOuS audience end
bstokeoed toe high positicn Of tts gentemsa dispu.
tsnts. Msss,s. Sheffield and @. G. yaazsnds being
retained for the Hunters, while Mr. Ames
lxho came specially from Providsnce. and
gun Of the Rhode Island BARI assisted
by Mr.. Cfs1ston, argued the case Of the perse.
cusor, Mr.. Beck. Mr. Hunter pesded guilty
TO the assault and after the discussion Of sundry
knotty points, and the examination OF various Wit
nesses, amolg whom may be enumerated policeman
Hazard, ex Gov. Gibbs, Doctors Dunn and Davis and
the Hon. Thomss aunter, Mr.. Ames made very
able plea, ana Mr.. Charles Hunter was bound over
in the sum Of $500 to take his trial before the So
pseme Court on the fourth Monday in Octobersnoxt,
and in the meantime to keep the peace towards
everybody in general. and Henry Paine Beck in
particular; and 80 for the present ended the contu
sion and confusion of this difficulty In the dog days.
Black eyes are expensive things north of Mason
& Dixon's line, both to Tire recipient and to tae
eivec: Aow hasd II ia during this same cheated
term" to keep cool!
Setting aside bathing and driving, there is but one
established way Of getting through tbs day at New.
port. For ourselves are free 70 confess that we
love fishing. We know the bsst places to fish; are
deep in the mysteries Of tackle; den't mind tho.
being particularly alarmed thereby; and, when unre
wafdsd BY fish, we have not untrequently seen the
dawa of brighter prospects in the intense sstsfsc
ticn that Ia to be derived from proud conscious.
ness OF having been favored with most glorious
nibble.
The corner Stone of Emanuel church, ia this
place, was laid by Bishop Clarke, Of Rhode Island,
on Saturday last. The Bishop was assisted in the
BY Rsy
rector of the new church. and two other clergymsn,
whcse names we have forgotten. There vas q
numerous gathering both OF residents and s!ran
gere, and che Bishops address is generally we'll
spoken of.
Fairs just now are tho order Of the day. The
Episcopalians will make an effort in this way, to
raise funds tos the compilation OF the church just
alluded to, cp the 10th Of August next. The Uni.
tsiian church fair realized upwards Of 500. Aud
NOW we must plead The heat Of the weather, which,
in spite Of pourirg rain storm, makes one feel
anszrg'y like going to slsep.
SWAPPING TURTLE