The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-07

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themselves with audipg to the subject ThanksgIvns
sermon or AT other very intervals-
Ine discourse was very lengthy occupying nearly two
hours In its delivery.
Police Insellsgesce.
ANOTHER BRUTAL ASSAULT IN TIE SIXTH WARD
Shortly after O'Clock last evening disturbance took
place in the lager bier saloon No. Centre street. KEEP.
BY man named Peter Trickie which resulted in man
named Thomas Trainer being badly out in the head Il
appears that Trainer who s laborer the Harlem Rail
read went into the above saoou and invited several who
were present to JOIN him in drink. After they had all
drank, come difficulty occurred between Trainer and
Tickle regarding the price, During the dispute well
Known Iowdy, belonging in the ward named John Breu
Dan without any proyccaon took up tumbler and threw
At Trainer, hitting him the left side Of the I'D, in
h'cting terrible cash FIVE inches in length The
WOUND 6cd so copousy that feared he would bleed
70 death; and officer ordon. being near a. band, had
Trainer conveyed to the New York Hospital, where his
wound was Creased by DR.. O5hrsdy-sevcra
artery VEINS being severed Brennan was i'm
locked up IL the sixth wapS sasoD hoass
He said 70 be desperate man, and trouble
the police N the above ward He was some eve years
in Centre Market place; but little two years ago
was pardoned out by Governor Clark He has since been
he has succeeded in getting Judgment suspended It is
that he will now be put out OF the way at least for
a shO't time
Probably ANOTHER MrREKR. Shortly after six O'Clock
ward, were called to quel disturbance in the dwelling
No. 30 Cherry street, between number Of the inmates
and had it not been for their timely appearance there NJ
doubt would have been two killed appears that
quarrel occurred between two men named John Haley
and John FIELDS when they finally got into regular set
fight Haeys wife, seeing htr husband getting the wors,
Of the light, took hand In and began to give Fields
tntr bsrd rubbing friend Fields, named Murphy,
seerg how matters stood could by aud See his
friend keo as he thoughts so he seized large iron bar
bep over nt On s So~ over tDe e eye knossns
chance to get away, and he seized large Ro.
man sword Sword, ana made dash at Haley
head The police here nterfered, and thus preven,en
Fields and Murphy from following up their blows They
were both arrested and locked up and medical attend
ance procured for the wounded parties. Haley Is wounds
are thought to be dangerous, and may prove fatal
Two PRISONS ARRESTED on SUSPICION or ARsoS.-Short
~ before twelve O'Clock Saturday night Ore occurred
in the store No. 1873 Chatham street. occupied by Henry
Ksmak as variety store, or otherwise known the
"Orgina Cheap john" The alarm brought the fremen
early 70 the premises and the flames extingushed
before spreading hey ond the which they original.
co. Policeman Blair, Of the Fourth ward, or the
first at the store, when, from the conduct Of Mr. Ksmak
and the clerk Harris Simon the officer led 10 believe
the fire not the result Of accident and accordingly
took them both into custody, on suspicion Of knowing
about H. They were convey ed the Fourth ward station
| house. and there detained by Sergeant williams Fire
Marshal Baker Immediately no'ided and that officer
went at once into an investigation, the facts of which,
DAY. The sccused parties Sunday morning taken
before Justice Osborn who detained them 10 await an
examination appears that Mr. Kamak has
Of 81 coo on his stock in the Relief Insurance Company
The damage 70 the stock will amount to about $780, and
there s about the same amount Of damage 70 the building
which Is owned by Rev. Mr.. Varian, and is insured.
ONO TAXING PEEP AT THE ElzPHANT.-Wiiam Schrder,
haling from Ohio got bender Friday evening, aud
in the Of his pcreginations about fell with
q pretty nynphe du pduc, named Elizabeth Dixon In
company with his fair inamorata he repaired to fash
saloon in Canal street, where for several hours they
dulged In the pleasant though somewhat expensive lux
ury Of imbbing champagne Finally, schrides became SO
porm containing $780, After they separated and
Ohio had become sobered he concluded that his spree
inspector wans for relief Detectives Elder and McCord
detailed to in search Of the GIRL and after long
search they succeeded in finding her yesterday Eliza
beth had expended about $50 Of the money in wearing
but freely gave back Mr. sohridsr the baiauce or
that be generously made the girl present OF the new
clothing and refused to make complaint against
Justice Kelly before whom the prisoner was brought
Schridor also went on his way rejoicing
SINGULAR RECOVERY Stolen GooDs "A curious case
came up before Justice Osborn, at the Lower Polcs
Court, yesterday, the substance Of which is folows
On the 9th Of December last two shop ers entered the
tailoring establishment Of Mr. Hayes, Of Hudson
street and King, and while pretending make pur.
chases they pocketed about $50 worth Of silk veetnas
trace obtained the whereabouts of the property
until Saturday, when man named Charles Dimon came
into Mr. Bayes store and asked the former he wanted
TO purchase any vestnes The goods exposed to the
view OF the clothing merchant and toleraby low price
fixed on each piece. The moment Mr. Hayes the silks
he identified them portion of those stolen in December
last and questioned Dmon in relation to the same The
latter thcreupon became quite indignant, said he
honestly by the goods, but at the time did
descend to give the Of the parties from whom he
purchased the property. Justice Osborn decided hold
DmoH responsible for having stolen goods in his posses
son and he accordingly committed him for exlm-
nation.
BURGLARY AND RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs.-Edward Cot
ter, alias John Smith, lad who had recently been bs
rated from the House Of Refuge, broke into the Aber
Shades No 1852 Cherry street. Monday night and stole
therefi watch, double barrelled gun and
ney Policeman Lyon Of the Seventh precinct arrested
Cotter suspicion, aud upon searching the prisoner
pawn ticket for the stolen property found sewed up
in the lining OF his cap The prisoner being locked
up became quite communicative and informed officer
Lyon that fine black dress coat which had been stolen
last Sunday night from Thomas Bannon, tailor at 80 Oak
street, had been exchanged by the thief for white rag
at the second hand clothing store OF Benjamin Frden
berg No 68 Baxter street. he officer procured search
warrant and entered the shop when he came
in Frdenberg spoke TO bis wife in German, and she i'm
medately went into rear apartment where officer Pike
who mpaned Lyon, her raise the window, open
the shutters and the garment 70 her sister in the yard
Immediately through the alley into Baxter street,
where she arrested by Mr. Pike The coat was in the
state when stolen, the Blasting threads being still
undrawn. Justice Steers committed the prisoners for
trial.
INV CorMEun IN CIRCULATION -Counterfeit "twen-
ties on the Hudson County Bank Of New Jersey made
their appearance in this city Saturday One Of the
bills offered at the store Of o. f. Ryder, No. $50
Front street, by young man, who was In terrible
hurry about getting II changed The bill was captally
10 the light Mr. Ryder discovered that the name Of the
bank and the locality had been pasted He turned In
form tho young man Of the fact when the latter took to
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