, 1862-10-23

gaIntkhee'b answers, and order entered that
ga1nishee be discharged On his ans wers; No.
172 dismissed; No. I'll, Dowes 70. Lii s.
Diyereey, debt, Is now On trial before Judge
Goodrich. No. f'6. city Of Chicago vs.. 8.
LiId, B. T. Carver, and &. e. Foss, is still &C.
cullyirg the attention Of the court. Many
points have arisen duriog the progress Of tie
case, which have required more or leRs afku-
ment. A conclusion will probably be reached
to-day.
CorTTr CouRr-Rgore Hon. J. B. Brad
.oN-Estate OF Warren c. Mason-Sarah E.
Mason, widow, appointed administratrix;
estate of Henry J. King Christians King,
widow, appointed administrator; estate OF
Edward Lawless-will proved and ordered re-
corded, and letters testamentary ordered to
lseue to Margaret Robinson, the executrix
named in the will.
u Hove 1nss sherman,a letter IN SAFE
to Bet On.
The unique little literary brochure written
by t'Hove I'M Sherman, which We have done
ourselves the pleasure to publish once Or
twice as Illustrative Of the progress Of Aneri-
can literature, is decidedly the sensation OF
the season, and divides the public mind with
the State street bridge and the unredeem,5le
railroad tickets. A Awager was laid yesterday
between two South Water street merchants,
one Of them betting that It was forgery.
The matter was settled by calling at the
TRIBUNE Office, and viewing the original with
"Hoye< iu'sn signature attached. As the little
epast1e has got into betting circles, we
advise our friends every where to take beta
on its genufreness. It is perfectly safe, every
time
OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT AND ATTEMPT To
COMMIT A RAPE.-On Monday night, about
IL O'Clock, an outrageous assault WAS COM
mitted on Mrs. Moynihan, poor woman re-
siding At the corner Of Rucker and Polk
streets, West Side. Three villains entered
her house, pulled her from her bed, put her
four children ont Of doors, and endeayored to
outrage her person. She struggled with them,
calling for aid meanwhile, and kept them off
as well as possible. Her eldest bo,, a lad
ten years, re-ertered the room during the
struggle, and was about to strike light,
when he was knocked down by one of the
party. They then, with curses and impreca-
tions, shamefuliy abused her, beating and
choking her, and tearing her hair, but with
ont accomplishing their purpose. The police
were heard approaching, and as they entered
the front door, the raseals mada their exit in
the rear The police force we're notified Of the
s1air, and the officers detailed to patrol at the
places where it was thought they were likely
to be found. About midnight Officers Rust
and Perry arrested three young memo ven
Rowney, Burne: Rowney and John McGiuu;s
and we're about to carry tlem to the police
station, when the former officer was beaten
By them, as detailed in another place, and
slanefully 4m5ltreated. They were subsc-
qutntls re-srrcsted, and locked-up. On Tues
day they were brought before Justice Millsr,
when they were fully identified by Mrs,
MoyDl5an and her son, as being the persons
who assaulted her. a witness was introduced.
however, Who swore to positive ali5i, and
they were discharged. On Wednesday they
were brought before the Justice and fined for
resisting an officer. On their discharge from
custody, they were re-arrested, and taken
before Justice A1illiken at q late hour yester-
day afternoon The examination was coutiu-
ucduntil Friday, the defendants giving bond
In 81 500 for their re-appeerauce.
DESPERATE ASSAULT Upon AN OrF1cEn.-
Owen Rowney, Burnet KoTney end John
McGirnis were yesterday brought before
Justice Miller, on the charge Of resisting and
assaul:ing officer Rust while attempting to
arrest them. The parties are those tried Oh
the previous day on the charge OF rape upon
MIS-. Mognihan and discharged. Officers Rus:
ald Perry attempted to arrest !hem and
another party, name unknown, On the West
Side, On Monday night. The fourth man ra,l
away and Officer Perry after him, when the
three assailcd Officer Rust, kicking Ind strik-
i1g him, aud hruis:ng him il q shocking N an-
ner, and making their escape. The o1leers
reported to Sergeant Miller, who, with two
ether officers, uaearlled the fellows ut a
salocn, ard marched them to the lookup.
Owen and Bu1net RowueJ, who claim to be
brothers, were fined SIS each, and McGiuni5
yes Mulcted III the sum VI SlU.
Great credit is due to Sergeant Miller and
bis assistants for the manner in which they
performed their duty in making the arrests.
Tie three fellows, though young in years, art
old in iDiquity. After their arrest, they wcr1
quite bc,ljgercnt, and several times cha!I5 .cl
The police to combat.
FLAG PRESENTATION TO THE N1SErY-ruIRp
1LLlNo1s.-A delegation consisting of Julius
kelsey, esq, and Col. Thompson, accoa,pan.
led by about 600 excursiorists IRON Bureau
county, arrived in this city yesterday morn.
irg by special train on the Chicago, Barliug.
ton and Quincy Railroad.
They proceeded to Camp Doug1as, where
the Bureau county regiment {o3d Illinois, Col
Putnam,) is encamped, and presented the reg,
mcnt with beautiful silk Regimentai Banner
Alter the regiment had been drawn up in 3
hollow square, Julius Kelsey, esq, in fe1
wel1-difected remarks, presented the 1ag tc
the regiment, which WIS replied to By Lieut.
Ccl. Buswel! in a 1cat little speech, in whict
fharktd tie people Of Bureau county for thei,
| kindnees.
! After the presentation the visitors passed
the remainder Of the day with their soldie,
t1iends ard left for home in the evening.
| DnowSED.-Coroner James yesterday hell
an inquest en- the body Of man named D. D
| Cruin, apparently about thirty years old
| druwned il the Basin the night previous. HI
was seen by the switch tender on the Illinois
Central Railroad, about seven o'clock, walk
ing eastward en- the track After be had pa5s
cd the switch tender, an engine on the Bur
liEgtou road came duxn the track. L splAst
was heard, and Gu examination the ewitcs
terder found the stranger struggling in t15
water. He ran for assistance, and in ten O,
| fifteen minutes succeeded in rescuing the
body, hut life Was exti.ct. His naa,a was
learned from papers on lis person, one oI
them beirg certiti cate Of exemption from
| military DUTY, on account Of disability, signed
at Elkhorn by the examining surgeon of Wal
worth county, Wisconsin. Thare 1ere al:o
letters dated at Nevada City, one of them ad
! dressed "Dear Father" and signed "Je:ta''
OF "Letta."
CHARGE OF An ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RArE
Michael NcAuley, formerly prominent bu.
si1css man On the North Side, was yesserla1
arrested on charge Of attempting to commit
| rfpe On the person OF Caroline Poole, g
moacst-appearing young gltl, twelve yeas oi
aec, daughter Of Jasper ". Poole, residing at
81 West Washington street. Tie girl tcs1ided
positively that yesterday noon the accused
came to her fA:her's news depet, near the Van
| Buren street bridge, when she was alone. and
took Indecent liberties with her person. The
| prisoner strenuous1y denied The accusation,
and asserted that he lad said nothing to her