The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-09
Police IuicIliseoco, 80.

Poor TEtY.-J. Beam, .. young m'a, en-
Ioycd at No. ! Gold street, who is a relative Of
Capt. Mill, Of the lrir John IT, Jones went
into the interior Of Long litpd ono day last
week, and, while there, Used language which
was regarded as reasonable. When his rcla-
tiou,hp to Capt. Mills became known, AMI tho
fact had been stated that capt. Mills is one OF
the few who displayed tho Confederate flag in
this city, the finger Of suspicion was pointed di-
rcctly 50 Young Il 'am AMI he WIS placed under
arrest. lie was examined by Sup 'rint, nlrnt
Carpenter ON Slturl ~ morning, and dis 'hlrycd
after making promise to keep better company
AMI a loyal tongue.
ALLEGED HorsE TWrr. George Nicholes
was arrested on Friday afternoon, and held To
answer the charge Of having stolen horse and
cert, which he i, ,ail tohaye talcnto fremont,
N Wcstchcstcr county, where the owner recov-
cred his property.
CARElr,, DRrvtNG.-Mrs. Bridget u alley
was run over at the intersection OF Forty--ec-
| ond street and Eighth avenue. on Friday eve
ming, and the Twenty. second Lrecinct Police
| took her to the Bellevue Hospital, where she
| lies in a critical condition. TIE wagon which
| ran over Mrs. Bradley was driven by Mr.. Cor
nolius Farley, nj Forty. second street AMI Eighth
| avenue.
Nj UNTFRs ARRPsrEp.--Phirtecn Sailors
were arrested on board the ship Resolu.c, which
arrived in this port ON Saturday morning from
| Liverpool. 1t is said that they mutinicl in mid
! oceau, and attempted to tale possession Of tho
ship. Their version Of tho ,liliiculty, which
| has not been given, will DO taken hy the Unit
| tel States authorities, who have held the sail
| or for examination.
FssrX MNnKPr- The Inhabitants Of the orr
entail districts iululscd largely in festivities on
Friday night, /, would seem, OF perhaps the
police force wcro uncommonlv diliEcnt in fhC
discharge Of their duties. ~ justice ironnln Il
Court. Nj George ". Seymour chIrsrl m It
Patrick Muhcr attempted 10 pas, a worthless
bill. Patrick pleaded Ignorance AMI iutcNi'a'
4 ton, and was discharged with slight r'pn-
, | manl
D Barbara Mills declared that John Clavsou
entered her place AMI called for "ngcr' for
which he did not nav. ..,yerth,lcss he desired
other Layers, which ~" declined to supply
, Thcreupon he u-'l violent Ian ,urgc and strunh
her. Clnwson Wa, committed, in default o
= $500 bail.
n Robert MyNmeht in default Of 800 bal
4 was committed 90 answer % charge of hayin
4, stolen cotton from Mr, Lemucl Il. Miller OF :, c
l. | 236 South st.
, SERIOUS DoNTsU, QUARREL Louis d
u ridge and his wife, Mary, residing at n Il
u Stanton street, got into q fight together o
!, saturday afternoon aud the la " seized az AK,
\, struck her husband % powerful blow upVn III
n. heal with il, INJECTING very dlngcrou.- yoIn
ia She then g thn house and has not he ~ arrc,
d. ed. The wounded man was attended ~ Poll,
81 Surgeon kinihark
re SrNrHNa ArsRNY.-Two men, -rmcl WI
Tasgarl an Vim, \, Simmons, pot INTO a iigl
-, together, yesterday morning, in Elizabeth Il
VI I and, before tho police could interfere, Tagga
~ stabbed his antagonist in the do, INJECTING
ne severe wound lie was arrcSteS and locked I