The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-02
Pollco lnteIliRence.

THE FIGHT OF TIE FnmusTERs'-Col. Anderson, who as
saulted his brother buster, COL Titus at the st Nicho
las hotel, Tuesday night was brought before Justice
Quackenbush at the JeersonIM Police Court yeser
day. The complainant refused TO make any complaint
against the defendant, when the latter discharged
Mr.. Treadwel, proprietor Of the hotel determined
however not 10 let Anderson of scott ree, 80 he had
him held TO bail in the sum Of $500 TO keep the peace
Bail being forthcoming the prisoner liberated from
CUSTODY and thus the matter ended We requested
state that Justice Welsh did not discharge COL Ander
the night OF the arrest stated yesterdays
HERALD. On the contrary the magistrate on being sent
for TO interfere the at all the hour ii
+. NJ too unreasonable for holding court The pri-
renamed 10 the custody OF Captain rurnDall all
night.
Of prepossessng appearance, was taken into
tOdy by policeman McCord charge Of stealing two silk
dresses valued at $780, the property Of Lofty Stuart Of
No. GA Crosby street The prisoner formerly in
Of the house question, and learning that the land
Lady to ali night Tuesday, secretly effected
an the premises by of alley way,
and slowed herself away in the basement until all the
gra had retired 70 The coast being clear, Nelly
emerged from her hiding place and ried the OF
Miss Lofty carrying of the silk gowns question To
the girls VINO privy to the robbery Nelly pro-
missed reward Of $40 she would remain silent the
subject, but the cOndan peacbed aud unfortunate Nelly
was thrown into prison.
An ALLEGED BANK Thief ARRRsTED-It will be remem
be!ed that for the past few weeks complaints
have been mace by Down town merchants, that tne.r
clerksmosiiy young boys-who have been sent to the
bank with checks TO be certified cashed have been met
at the door by some person who personsted officer
charged the boy with having forged check in his posses
sion. Bs this means, the boy naturally becoming alarm
ed surrendered the check TO the supposed officer and
the strangers request, his employers to tell
them that the check is worthless. In the mean.
the bogus officer draws the money,
and is off before the boy or any Oae
Of the parties reach the bank On Tuesday however,
The alleged rperstor Of this crime named Chas Fisher
aud taken before Justice Welsh where ne
was identified by youth named John Mccormick In the
employ Of Lewis Denmark Brothers. IA Pine street. as
the man who had succeeded in obtaining from him check
for which he had been sent with to the bank
certified. Several other parties also identified Fisher and
he was committed for examination.
CARELESS USE OF FIREARMS John Meyers and three
other Germans arrested by tho Nineteenth precinct
police suspicion Of being the persons who accidentally
shot and wounded Mrs. Keller at Turtle Bay Garden al
the foot of Forty third street. East river Tuesday after
noon, while firing at target, and being brought be-
fore Justice Brownel were held for examinaton.l
The CHAuNcEy Libel CAsE-The argument of the counssl
in the Chauncey libel before Justice Welsh which
to have Cd yesterday, was postponed until
Tuesday the 9Th ns by mutual consent Of both parties