New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-08

plaibs OF Henry Dowden, keeper of porter. hou'e
No. CT Cherry ct for OBTAINING his luggage for TIE
payment Of 81 20. Incurred for run lost By him in
gambling. Dowden was brought before Mayor
WOOD, who ordered him to restore the luggage forth
with.
Lewis Bluek co nplaned Of jean Brechtsl NJ. So
Chr-tie-st, for OBTAINING his luggage for 50 over
charge. Brechtel wa. arrested and held 20 bail fo-
keeping enigrsnt boarding wi.hou, license.
Anna Christian complains of George Meten of No.
80 Green Eichst for decoyiDg her to his house and
inducing her to prostitute hertef, by which she be-
came diee.ed. Complainant was arrested by Officer
Newman, and held to bail to answer the charge.
Frederick Prue, sn emgrsnt, complains Of John
Cornell, owner OF cart No. 1,745 for ssssulting the
cemp sinaDt ard endesvoring TO compel him TO place
bis luggage in bis John Connell's) possession. He
was arrested by Officer Newman, and brought before
the Mayor, who revoked his license
Elizabeth Hsger compl aims of Jacob weiz, keeper
of boarding house No li3 Cedsr-st, for de.aining
Der luggage for an overcbarge of board. The luggage
was ordered to be restored to her.
Bernard Lynch and wife complain OF MIRA. Fifzger-
sld keeper Of an emigrsnt boarding house at No. 90
Cherry It, for OBTAINING SIS worth of luggage and
threatening to eel the for Sc so. which they
owe for board Mrs +. was Notified not 10 sell any
part Ct the luggage, and only retain sufficient to re-
cover the amount due her and return the balance to
complainants.
ARRAY Is CHATHAs.sT-HARD AND SORTS IN
THE Ssow.-About 81 o'clock last night, during the
alarm of FIRE in the Eighth District, the attention Of
passe r. by was attracted TO two men tunbling each
other over in the STOW toward the gutter, immed-
ately in from. of the Chatham Thea,er. 1t wss soon
ascertained that they were Sighting. One or two
young men tod near them crying out to oilers who
spprosched to part them, "Lst them alone Let
chem have it out
The men rolled into the gu.ter-frst one in the as
cepdani, and then the other, meantime beating each
other in the face with the ferocity Of mad bulls. The
man underne attn cried Watch" but his voice was
very faint. He was receiving dreadful punishment
from his antagonist, who was on top of him. and,
from appearance, was trying to gouge out bis eyes
The bysianders- whom large number had, By
this time gathered about the men-determlned finally
TO put stop TO such proceedings, aud Justify called
for the "wstch at the time making efforts TO
separate the men.
Policeman Mex inney. who is a door keeper Of the
Chatham Theater, (by what right he exercises the
two functions we 90 not profess TO under sand cane
into the street upon call Of one OF the citizens, and
together with policeman, who came from another
direction, separated the men while they were still
beating each other in the gutter. When they got up
they were recognized as two antagoIistc politicians
Of the Thirteenth Ward, named Tilley aod Orr
When they got upon their feet on the sidewalk,
Tilley made a dash again at Orr, but the policeman
ano bystanders seized him by the collar and Kept him
back.
Policeman Mckinney then turned upon his heel
and went into the Theater, when bgstander cried
OUT " Hao, this is THEY as if expecting him to
cone and arrest the one who seemed to be the az
ereseor Mckinney replied Yes, but can't do any
"thiDg with him" and returned to the Tneater.
Here was an officer who witnessed fight, and be.
be acquainted with the parties or because
his duty door keeper was more TO his taste, would
not make sn arrest.
Tilley and his friends Immediately left the ground
and went do xn Chstham-st- What became Of hi n, or
how much injury he received in the fight, we did not
Learn.
Orr had bis eyes badly BACKED and was otherwise
bruised in the Ease He advised to go to the Sts-
ton house and enter complaint against Tlley.
Orr Gays he was attacked by Tilley and his son
while going up Chatham-st. These men we believe,
belong he Hard AID Soft sections Of the Democratic
party. A few Yeas ago, when Tiley Captain Of
the Thirteenth Ward Police difficulty arose between
them, and this fight may have been the result of an
old erucge- Evening Post, FEB 7.
PEnsosAL-The following are among the arrivals
q. the principal hotels yesterday:
A,,s' iayss pO.s.-esp Van pI nSp.s.r .G
sS Star Ohio Dr. T. 6. Cutler Bs:oo; Capt MoGo4,t
H. Isai nssi e' ~. f"ss nc "
N.Y.. Bss:s cssPR Rs... T. ti Navy Rev.
AT THE IsrERSAToSAL HoTEL-Dr Van Rensselaer, Green
Bu.b; @. Wbitney Boston; J. r. shaw Ohio; w. ale,
Conway. h..-; Q SLACK, Montreal; c,%' Gin ;in,
natl; A. Shannon Columbus c Davenport, cambrtge;
$ g. Wheeler, Boston; r. Miller. Trenton Colvell.
Cleveland; II. d Smith Connecticut; Cart A H. Kitty,
U NJ; w Bowers, Connecticut; T. Thltcher. yr N.
Beprinston Vt; Sir VIM Boyd, Ens,nd: Hon. y b. Do
rance Maine; Hon w; Wood Portland; N, c,,
At the ST. NICHOLAS HorEL-Hon. Judge Dck-y Chicago;
Rev T. 8 sPsuy. bsa1O5si Dr. Habs,d srsaaeesG5,;
tow London; d. 0ent ~orth, Phils Hon c. 2 Cros
by Albany; A. wild, Yalhtei j. w Pan, Troyi H. War.
rtp Boek port; Capt Bromley. Rochester; c. Wsb aud
isdy Albany; Samuel Hset. Hornssille A. H. Gaswoud,
Whitehall; Hon A. De Witt, Washingtos; j. III Dexter.
Bo.ton X. NJ Bostwick, Cornng Rsthbone, Albsnyi H.
X. Lawrence Ohio; d c. Blogett, Boston.
AN EXPLANATION.
10 tie Editor e} The ~ Y Tribune