The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-03

eafvARocs CoSDucz or CIR OryscAl.--Arch,bad VII
soo al Officer in the Court OF Gen ea Sessions found him
sell placed In rather awkward predicameot Yesterday
IN the night previous, appears without any cause
provocatou whatever, he assailed and bea. ia most
sssneiui manner respectable msTes lady, named Mrs
Mar, Fawcet % the latter Was en- ing her dwelling AZ
20 Amir street Mrs. Fswcets it appears. I'D Jus! re-
turned from. ns rns sSmEPsny with the family Of
was an utter STR uger up upon the soop dragged
her down upon the fewAik and there tore her clothing
and beat her In most Q. uel manner Policeman Warren
hearing the cries Of the por woman fastened to the
| spot and arrested the o6sn.er, whom he prompt
! ~ conveyed to the station house. Yesterday, Is
an awkward precamen On being brought before Justice
Quackeobush he was arraigned Ike any comn,on crni.
examination Se WINS y co anH r .rs By Of
explanation and setting himself right with the public the
envslTSus prisoner stated tina! be msoos Mrs tsxoat
nsfm In maltreang satisfactory explanation, GER
tainly
CHARGE or FORGING PRosnssoRY Norz.-wiiIam Pat.
ten Of No 100 Twenty second street. appeared before
Juste. Quaekenbush at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday, and preferred complsnt against John C.
Connor and John Fisher charging them with having
forged romssory note for $500 purporting to have
been signed by Henry Hogget, formerly Of Brooklyn
mnaon and gave BAN in the sum Of 81 900 to answer;
but his composition demanded an EXAMINATION, and was
committed.
ARRss1 ON SCeTTrrOS OF A1sOS.N will o6 recoiiected
nst Ore occurred the light OF the 18th Of Nay Last,
in the Photographic gallery owned BY Robert Burns at
No. 3e5 Eighth averne 1t the remark Of many at
the time that the very sudden the flames burst
out gaze TO 1t suspiNous charseter Fire uarsaM Ia
ker has investigated clely into is origin and the result
Of the inquiry in the form Of aidavs, submittecto
Police Justice Quackenbush for his judicial action Some
Of the main features Of tie testimony showed that the e
did not or snate in the Chemical rooms but in the ope
gallery aro.nd the cSmeras, and that body |
~ would b. created fom the sudden ignition |
OF burning iuid, alcohol turpentine. One Of the |
witnesses swears to seeing Mr.. Burns the sidewalk.
coming from the direction Of his premises just after the
Of alcohol found empty in the gallery burned consi.
deraby. This by the boy at the closing Of
the gallery that night in the chemical ROOM and had
been there at the time OF the Gre ii would have escaped
insurance. led the justice to surpect Mr. Burns 10 know
some thing about tie OF tie fire. and accordingly
issued warrant for his arrest and Tuesday last
geant Van Hagen, Of the Twentieth ward arrested Mr.
Burns, and Judge Cuackenbush required 90 900 bail TO |
answer the charge his amount given. Mr.. Elijah |
Brown Of lis Weet Ninth street, entered into the
quired bond, and Mr. Burns liberated from custody
INcxNDIARY FIRE BRoApwAy-CHARIEs DAyERsoS |
COMMITTED TRIAL I'D the Of Charles Daverson,
arrested June last By the Fire Marshall charged with
feloniousy attempting to burn out his premises at No.
20s Broadway andevit made by his former partner
accusing Daverson OF endsavorng TO ston him 10 assist
In burning out the place to get the insurance. has been
the re Marshal held the examination has fully commit
ted the accuied for trial
CoRRRcros-James Sanss OF No. 1ef wAveriey place,
who was arrested suspicion while beard tho Great
Eastern few days ago, has since been honorsoy dis
charged from custody.