The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-24


the Court denial must be without prejudice TO the
ttoners right to renew the application on notice TO the
Commissioners Of the Police and serving them with
copies Of the aidsvits which the writ Is applied for
Az they charged with the performance Of public duties
show should not be granted TO deprive them
Of the benefit Of the rule emitting them 10 an oght days
notice.
Violation OF the Quarantine Lnws-An Ex-
citing Chase.
COURT OF SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Justices Osborne and Connolly.
July 23-rhs mornings calendar, including number
of bail cases. unusually large, and although the JUS
tees despatched the complaints with promptne~ they
were three hours the bench
BRUTAL ASSAULT.
Barbara Mllen, residing at 236 Twelfth street, swore
that she violently beaten and knocked down by her
husband, George Men lie sent to the ponitentary
fbr Elk months
ASSAULT OFFICER.
Henry Maloney Was sent to the pensntary for three
months for assaupg officer Samuel Burden Of the Egh.
teen'h precinct police, on the 10Th OF July
LARCENY.
Elen Scott tried and convicted of abstrsc.ipg q IS
bank nots from the person OF Daniel Smh of rarr
Ellen was bad GIRL and the Court punished her severely
Pentenuary for six months
NOTORIOUS PIcEPocxm.
Richard Shirt and Joseph Dusenbpry were tried and
found guilty Of picking cket at The corner Of Catherine
and Henry streets the 18th inst The officer caught
them in the act and gave his opinion the prison
ers were connected with gang Of notorious pckpocks
vercst sentence which il was in their power 70 aics~
nsmey, fine Of $50 each, and Imprisonment In the peni-
Tertiary for six months each.
DANGEROUS ASSAULT.
John Hassen OF 2 South street. appeered to prosecute
Richard Burke, VIM Hearn and John Vail, who beat him
severely inicling number OF wounds, which. however,
of the charge. Burke WAS 6ned $50 ami the
men, but having the requisite amount In their wallets
they were committed until the fine wN paid.
LUCKY FnLow.
Patrick Hay was placed 1t the bar, charged with
gravated upon John Beatty on the 2Ist Of July
The complainant the only witness In the case He
testified that Hay struck him on the head with instru
meIt, which he supposed causing the blood 10
flow profusely His head envelcped In bandages and
his appea Indicated that he have lered much
Judge Osborne pronouncins him guilty observed tba,
be vas lucky In not being put hi trial for murder or
mansauehier he was Gent 10 the penteniiAry for six
months.
Leroux louis was sent to the same institution fer the
period OF three MONTHS for stealing tub Of buMer worth
sl, from stall In Washington market
ANOTHER oYrIcyv AssAuIYxp
omcer Hepry NJ hyatt Or The T~entie,h precinct swore
charge OF hi, duty. City prison so days.
BRkAm GUARANTEED LAWS
James McCArles Fly Thorn, ,hn MCGEE, John Murray,
HIGH Donegal, W. Nc Oorvit aud Patrick McGee were
then psccd a, the bar, charged with violating Qua,an.
the laws OF the State On the clerk asking them whether
they were guilty or not gull, they replied IN tho s0rma
saturday. The case was disposed OF In lees Than 40
minutes, and not for subsequent Interview with
Dr. Thompson, the Health Ocer, reporter would not
have rned the particulars Of the case The defendants
endeavored TO candestiDely hrL Mary McDervi
wife Of one Of the men, from the ship Elem Austin which
osytt upon which hey we're arrested
s,as II Mao Fork, Ciy and County Of Neo Fork, -
Richmond, and state Of New York, being duly sworn,
dcposes and ssys-That the 1i,h .5ay OF Jcy 1851
deoon N, Was On board o'a ba,k ing within the uaraa
arc am nj afen and heat hv
M uber Of men approach the ship EIen Austin, lying at
anchor at the Quarantine ground that the said shi, Een
sick With the smallpox that time under ard sub
iect 70 Quarantine laws that deponent has been med
Of the men on board said boat James M,Carlee,
Ely thorn, John McGee, John Murray. Hugh Donegal
NcDervh and Patrick Mcee, and that the aforesaid
are nov confined and detained In the lookup at Qusran
tine: depons said their boat ongside OF
sad fhip Ellen Austin and 20 board Of said SHIP aud
Afterwards their boat taking with them . person
Who this dep,nent informed and beeves 10 be true
passenger board OF said ship Glen Austin and
TIA, the name Of said PASSENGER Mary xDervi, and
above named and that the said clandesinely took
the tad Mary om on board said ship Ellen Austin, IN vo
lniion CT the Quarantine Laws OF the STATE OF New York;
that amer leaving sad ship Ellen Austin with the said
Mary board Of their boat the herenb fore
named Immediately rowcd their b,at the Of the
city q New York. and had proceeded abou, mile and
half In tad direction when they overhaulet aud
rested by the Health ocers hargemen under the order
and direction OF the Health Ocer Of the Quarantine and
dcpor prays that the said may be arrested aud
dealt with % the law directs ALFRED VAN CLIEF
sworn 10 before ne this 18th day Of July, 1851 W.
OTnoIS, Police Justice
while one OF the aochss Of The Health once was rnmi.
eating vessel, he saw the suspicious Of the
defendants and cbed them close They approached
the infected vessel and 20, Mrs McDcrvt boat
vhep proceeded 10 dsrobeher Of Of apparel
and sought " Disguise her much they could When
they had accomplished N cir object in which they
graduated themselves being very successful hey made
for New York with all possible speed They had rowed
mile end half from the vessel before Dr. Thompson
made acqusnted with the circumstances OF the but
he Loot tins IN despaichiug boat manned by number
Of bis cient deputies, IN pursuit OF the defendants
and arrest Of the above named na'os They appear 10 be
rather respec able men, and afrm that they totally
ignorant OF the laws relative to the regulation OF iaran-
tine The Health Ocer says they can give satisfactory
expiration the court OF their conduct this occasion
be will recommend the Judges 10 impose the lowest pun
hmt NJ the law will alsw which II Gne OF sl0Oon each
hey could each be fined $500 for this offence before
ked they remanded for sentence till saturday
next
AN UNLICENSED rwcRAS RUNNER
Henry Iinders ruth convicted OF attempt 10 In.
duce family TO leave Castle Garden and put up q.
boarding house Of which he the representa- 20 II
proved be had license pnrsue the emixrant
rrnnns business ard the Justices found him guilty He
will DO sentenced on Saturday.
FJgur BrrvKEr COUNSEL IN Coupr-A PrsTor,
DpAvs AND TRsp--we understand that n difficulty oc.
cured at Bloomlngton on Wednesday, between Judge
Hughes and Judge Boshkrk sing out OF the exsml
nation OF some "Regulstors,' nov going on. Hughes Ia
for the defence Bushkifk fo the prose ,uon The
latter struck The former With cane, which he wsrded
on bal which bit him on the back Of he hand Hughes
pistol and fred ut Bushkirk, but present
threw up barrel he In the act OF firing and the
ball lodged the ceiling. Thee the main facts AZ We
heard them, bot they may not be true 10 every psrc