The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-05


The Champion has been raised and is now on her way
TO the city in tow Of two steam tugs.
Police Intelligence.
COMMODORE VANDERBILT vs THE NEW YORK TINES
CRIMINAL SUIT FOE LIBEL AGAINST HENRY J. RAY
M0ND.
Commodore Vanderbilt appeared at the Lower Police
Court yesterday, and made complaint before Justice
Osborn against Henry J. Raymond, editor Of the
New York Timer, for libel The suit grows
OF an article published the 18th uit., en-
titled THE Ntbuster Movement-New and Impor-
tant Deveiopements,' &C., which charged the COM
planant with having despatched the Phiiadeph
70 Nicaragua, with ammunition board for the
purpose Of forciby opening the Transit route and
with having entered into league with General Walker the
nbuster for the purpose OF carrying out the scheme all
of which alleged to be false and hbeous. The adav
Of the complainant b interesting document, and we
give II unabridged, as follows:-
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New and Important Steamer Load Of Arms
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inpuatoD charge .ha. deponeni having, alleged,
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mens.o have hue ad 10 oommanoa body Of armed men for
but Also procured connived a, putting arns and
S S board Of he s.n R
70 carry The mais under hs conac that inznuaon
IN bis and pecuniay he ha. bound himself
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desires, to the friendly oonstlgrston Of
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who once invaded NicsaRua and is generally denoninsed
aiSassr, which sI% Commonly s:sd i tss
foreign sS for or plundsr .s. Is
one Of The mail steamers which designed carry The mails
between New Orleans and AspnwaN under MI Vnderbis
Fsaas pais. had ss any interest
said article in The Tunes i The result either Of personal
III viii towards him or interest TO his which leads
Dure Sm 81 a and
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lawful and peaceable conduct and action, Ia utterly
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answer according 70 law and lastly deponen saith tha the
New York is and contains % s he article
before mentioned and further this dsponent saith not
Sworn % before me this slst Of October, A. o., 1859
Re before his aih day Of November 1850 B.
OsBoRK, Police Justice.
ae issued warrant for the arrest Of Mr. Raymond and
placed the same In the hands Of policeman Dryden for
the aay .rpcaa al the Tombs at two
O'Clock this afternoon to the charge preferred
against him.
DESPERATE AnRAY N BRoADwAY.-Meschutts coffee
saloon, te7 Broadway the Of desperate aray
yesterday morning, between William Booker, Of No Is;
Mercer street. the side and George + Nnnegar
and George W. Hill, reputed gamblers, on the other
Booker pummelled until he unable to stand
after he had fallen the floor he shot by Fnne
gan and came within an ace of being killed. Ot1cer
Gray Of the Eighth ward being attracted by the noise Of
the row. entered the saloon In time prevent any fur.
ther disturbance. Fnnegan and Hill both arrested
and being brought before Justice Quackenbush the
Jefferson Market Police Court they were held to bail to
answer There was quite representation OF the fancy
and gambling fraternity In court TO hear the result of the
examination
ALLEGED HIGHWAY RoBBERs-A FEMALE ONE OF THE
PARTY.-Yesterday morning man named John Wilson
appeared before Alderman Brady, at the City Hall Police
Court and complained that he had been wayad and rob-
bed Thursday night, in Lafayette place, under the fol
6wing circumsances:-He left his home he stated, No.
6s Clinton street, Brooklyn about o'clock in the
evening and crossed the ferry with avew of seeing
Of his friends. On proceeding up Broadway, and
when Fourth street, he accosted by nymph du
pare who induced him into obscure place in
Lafayette place. Here while in conversation the girl
managed to rife his pockets. She soon started of,
but had been gone but a moment when a
to know what he was DOING in that neshborhoa and
stated that he was police officer or detective Not know
ing what to say for moment he soon replied that it
nf hch h.tC;v
his watch and chain and made of with them. On turning
the corner however, he unfortunately INTO the
Of officer Barry Of the City Hall police who happened
be A scufe here.ensued between them, when the
prisoner drew revolver and attempted to shoot the off,
cer He was however, prevented by the timely arrival
Of officer Hogan, who aided Barry in disarmng the pr
s0ner after succeeded in arresng the girl who
was laying in wait near by. On searching by the
pocketboo Wilson was found where the girl had thrown
it. They were both locked up in station house all night
and yesterday morning brought before Alderman Brady
when the man gave his pane as James Brown and the
girl as Margaret Clark Both finally committed to
the Tombs in default Of 81 600 bail
BRUTAL ASSAULT HIS WrE.-Peter Armorer was taken
into custody by the Eleventh ward police, charge Of
committing most cruel and brutal assault his wife,
The prisoner alleged first beat his son. child three
years old, until his body Of and bruises,
and them because the mother erered he turned upon
her. and seizng kettle Of boiling water poured the
tents her head and body scading her In the most
horrible The assalant fed after perperang the
assault but was soon afterwards captured by the police
duu III 6tAuOn mousse 1eStefdAy the prtS0
brought before Justice Brennan, who committed
him for trial
BREAKING $3.50 PANE or GLAss-William Ingersol was
arrested by policeman Lutz Of the Eighth precinct on
charge Of breaking pane Of glass in the window Of Mr.
NJ Langley's billiard saloon Broadway valued $3.50
The policeman, who witnessed the affair." says that tho
prisoner picked up brick and deliberately threw it
against the glass, shvering to atoms Justice Quack
enbush committed Ingersoll for trial charge of mali
cous mischief.
Tuv OYn n Aup-Two roOroas par,ad Johr u,,;or,o
and John Henderson, entered the sore of Mr. Sullivan
No 20 Christie street, few nights ago. and while one Of
the fellows engaged the attention Of the Clerk the other
grabbed a gold watch and started off at rapid gait
Policeman Flynn of the Sixth precinct succeeded in ar
resting the accused yesterday Justice Osborne commit
ted them for trial
GRANGE AND COUNTER CHARcE-The Carpenter and Cheev-
crs aay was under investigation again yesterday day
two ago Carpenter held bail in the sum Of s5 900
for assaulng Cheevers Now Cheevers IN the defendan,
and Mrs Carpenter the complainant The latter charges
accused with having pulled hair and struck her re-
peated bs~s in the face while she was cndeavorng