New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. APRIL sl 1856

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prietor Of omnibus line for refusing them the priv
iege of riding in omnibus, well for the brutal
obscene aad improper manner OF their treatment by
the servants and employees Of the defendants. The
plaintiffs are highly respectable young women. one OF
whom is exceedingly well educated. having been an in
mate Of the domestic circle Of the Governor of Js-
maca, the place Of her BIRTH and is the propnetress
Of a fashionable millinery establishment in Brooklyn.
Called to this city for the purpose Of attending to their
business the plant ifs crossed the South Ferry and as
cerded into public omnibus. After takin- their
seats the driver commanded them 10 leave the stage.
This they refused to do naming their destination, ten
dered their fare claiming that their exclusion was not
ssrctioned by the ordinary prohbtory regulations cf
the line The driver appealed TO apolicernan, who CO.
incided with the views of the plaintiffs and refused to
sanction their eecment Tie driver then drove them
around and around the Bowling Green for length Of
time, when, returning TO Whitehall, be hitched his
horses to post and collected around them a horde
who assaied the muattoes with every species of foul
and obscene epithet Finally the driver placed the
omnibus on the dock withdrew the horses, when vio-
lent shower of RAIN the drops Of water penetrating
through the lesky roof Of the omnibus, forced the
plaintiffs to leave the vehicle and seek legal redress for
the injury.
ARREST OF FEMALE COUsTERFETTERs. - Capt
Bowling Of the Sixth Ward Police, aided BY Sergt.
Jourdan of the Lower Police Court, arrested two
Irish women named Ellen Cunring ham and Mary
Kelly charged with attempting to pass counterfeit
bafdollars at bakery on the corner of Elizabeth
and Walker streets. which one Of them had entered
while the other waited the result on the sidewalk
I'd If the threw the
wallet col tanning several pieces of the base COIN
They are suspected Of being part Of gang who, some
weeks ago, circulated e. bills on the Bridgeport Bank,
Connecticut The accused viii be taken before the
United States Court to the charge against them
The Film STREET SHOOTING AFTRAY-DgATH OF
The yIcTIs.-Antoine Mondell, the italian who was
shot on Friday evening while in alteration with
another italian named Guido Fassoulo at their resi-
denoe No. II Elm street. died yesterday q. the New
York Hospital Of his injuries. Coroner Connery was
notified and will hold an inquest to day. when several
persoDs who witnessed the ARRAY will testify. Eas-
souo is in prison awaiting the result of the nqustion
HIGHWAY ROBBERY Last night about 81 o'clock
william Hines, boatman attached to vessel lying
at tie foot OF Franklin street. ~ r., in passing quietly
through Frankfort street, near Pearl was attacked
violently by two young highwaymen, who dragged
him into an alleyway and forcibly took from his posses
sion 81 IS, all the money he had, and INJECTING several
severe blows in the face allowed him to depart. The
rascas escaped and were out of sight afew moments
Hines called upon Captain Ditchett of the Fourth
Ward Police for redress but could give no description
of the villains who beat and robbed him. Such acts
Of roYdyism end violence OF almost nightly occur
renee.
STABBED BY A DRUNKEN MAs.-Iast evening a
woman named Jane Prescott stabbed in the left
breast with knife in the hands of man too drunk to
give his NAME After the occurrence, which took
place at No 81 Baxter street, the injured woman was
able TO walk TO the New York Hospital, by the aid of
Policeman Conner of the Sixth Ward. The wound Is
not considered dangerous. The assaant was arrested
and committed to the Tombs
DISTURBANCE IN LAGER BHR SALoos.-Between
10 and o'clock yesterday morning disturbance took
place among a number Of Germans who had imbibed
their avore beverage the lager bier saoon
No % North William street knives were drawn and
several were slightly stabbed cut The Fourth
Ward Police were notified, but before their arriva
order was restored and no arrests were made. The
cause of the disturbance could not he ascertsned the
policemen being unable to understand the language
spoken.
FAMILY SrABBISG AFFRAY.-An Irish woman named
AIN Dempsey was admitted to the NewYork Hos
ptal Yesterday afternoon, suffering from severe
wound in the face inflicted with knife by her hus-
band during braw together at their residence, No.
50 Mulberry street. The husband fed after woundins
his wife, and has not been arrested.
TEE LATE RosBHRIEs or SILK.-The examination
Of Moses Joseph Enrich charged with receiving soneou'y
large of stolen silks the proceeds OF baraues was
on Saturday before Welsh -Four pieces Of
sill ouud IN their possession identified part of LOT
from Messrs Curtis Co Application was mate 70 al
nit the prisoners bail but the magistrate rofused dong So
The examination Wi be resumed on Monday
A Prisoner IYA CHINSEr.-Abovt o'clock yes
terdsy morDng some persons IN toe house no % e
way ewskened bv srosns proceeding from the
making opening in IL, Uncovered man nened fa
ss and on recovering stated that be was c,rnsn
and door, that having drunk freely the pre-
me he himself be got into the chimney
alluded to- thOu.h that he might have been aiieup1as
burglary and Justice Welsh held him to await an e1aains
iion He was subsequently discharged
DETECTION AND ARREST or A HousE BURGLAR
About O'Clock Saturday morning, Nh John Campbell 81 No
IL East Thirty fifth street. aroused from sleep b noise
the apartment which have been made BY whom
he saw sounding the h panaoons Mr. c. i'm nedi
sy spanS his bed and chased the thief down stairs 1ad
into the street where be was CAPTURED oy two m
Davidson, in default OF IS, 900 bail, for trial.
ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-On Saturday night, some
vorp1 s,mt. raised the Of occupied Miss
Ellen SMACK No IS Rutgers place with the intention o.
entering and robbns the room OF considerable amount OF
,or CIV hch was In IL awoke In time to tras
tree their design the alarm che gave caused tie srTet D.
Policeman OF Of the gans named EdSn Golden lie W.
locked up
ARREST OF ssNoToRIoUs THMF.-Hanis Foster
, pcy.ce Ferris notorious hotel thief Saturday
-eea ohar.ed with attempting steal tIe baggage Of Mr.
HoldiDs passenger on the steamer "unsson ne was