The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-15
Police TnfclllUence.

USING THREATENING LANGUAGE TO AN OFrcIAL.--Yester.
day afternoon, Alexander Adams politician Of some
standing appeared betor. Justice Wood at the Essex
Market Police Court and entered into bonds In the sum
Of $500 to answer charge for disorcery conduct pre-
ferr ed sgainst him by Nathaniel Sslah Commissioner of
Repairs and Supplies The complainant alleges that the
defendant came into his Office and used Violent and
threatening language towards him ten ing to breach
OF the peace The origin Of the difficulty bewesn these
parties appears to have been caused by Mr. Selah not
fu'hing promise OF lucrative post to the defendant
nt.ndsnt o the bss S. ssus
ion was given to another party and thus the defendant
was disappointed In Office Mr.. Benjamin fairshild be-
came Mr. Adams bondman In the above sum.
ASSAULT UPON A CRY FArTR-A hack driver, named
John Manu. brought before Justic Connolly, at the
Lower Poice Court yesterday charged with having vio
lenay assaulted Alderman HeAy, OF the First ward
The complainant, it tsppsars, endeAvoring to make
passage VA for ladies and children who want
ed to to the Peck s ferry and while trying
to hold back Nsnn,s horses the accused It charged
shoulders Alderman Healey then attempted to arrest
the hack driver, when he beaten off and finally
on being taken before the magistrate said he was
not aware Of the compainsnts being Alderman, he
would not have soted SO rudey He was held to
the charge OF assault and battery, however, and will in
the future pay more respect to poor citizsns.
ARREST OF CYPRIANs-A CURIOUS MOVEMENT. Tues
day night, Lieut.. Bennett Of the Third ward police,
aided by platoon of under his command, arrested
fifteen nynphs du pave they patrolling Broad
way between Reade and Barclay Streets and took them
into custody for the remainder of the night Yesterday
morning In broad daylight, they marched to the
Tombs, under the escort of about dozen policemen,
and, as matter OF course the procession attracted
great deal Of attention crowd of impudent and dirty
faced boys kept behind the poor girls heels the whole
way and their eerH and remarks caused the unfortu
nate creatures little modification and distress We
understand It ia the intention of the Third ward police
afford the citizens Of New York this unasked for and
pleasant pageant Cruelty to animals is sometimes par
donable but cruelty to women should be e3un-
tenanced.
BREACH OF C0YrDEycE.-Daniel Routh, German
Matchmaker brought before Justice Connolly yes
terday morning. charge Of delauding woman, named
Johanna Faucstt out OF $780, The AMI de-
fendant appears lately arrived in this city from Ha
milon Canada West, and since their departure Mrs.
Faucet says she induced to part with 5000 BY
prisoner, Routh The sum he has thought at to
return and thus the complainant Is much Strengthened
10 circumstances The prisoner says he is willing to
the suerDgs of his prosecutor. An examination 10 the
case took place yesterday afternoon but the matter viii
not be decided until to-day. Mrs. Fawcet says she is
the relict of . British officer.
RELICS OF SIR JOHN FRANKIIss PARTY.-For some DAYS
past articles supposed to be a portion Of the imple
mens used by Sir John Franklins party, have been in
the city, but have it is reported, been sent off to Eng
land in the last steamer that sailed. They were for
warded to this city by Sir John Simpson, of Canada
transmission to England The relics consist OF hachets
Erebus, but which other judges with reason think
belonged to the Terror The discovery Of these remains
would to destroy the only remaining hope ever
hearing Of Sir John Frank lin or his party again.