The New York herald., 1866-07-27

and bled profusely from tho cuts inflicted Mrs Moran
was committed by Judge Shandley.
SERIOUS MIsrAKE.-Patrick Phelan who resides as
e37 East street. and friend Of his Martin
Fitzpatrick, were in company together on Wednesday
last in the street. walking side by side Martin being
desirous OF getting something out OF his pantaIoons
pocket put his hand down by his side and unconscousiy
and BY mistake thrust into the pocket OF ms irena
for Martini that Patrick had quite little Of money
n this receptacle in bills about fortyve dollars or !e
and Immediately after this unt0ward OF Mar
tin found that his bills United States preenbacks and
national bank notes were all gone This was an & aws
That an Irish gentleman, bearing very honorable
name, would be guilty Of picking the pocket q
another Irish gentleman len. sDcon Dss,,ns ,os ans
strous belief Patrick was In quandary To relievs
his distress he resolved to consult an individual whom
they saw dressed in blue cloth suit with white strtpe
down the seam OF his panaloons his left breast adorned
with shield bearing the city arms and he seemed evt-
IDENTIFY distinguished public character He ikewiss
bore another historic name, Murphy. This genteman's
counsel at their commands but the situation was toe
much for him. He invited Fitzpatrick, in order that he
with him all night and come up before ceeorated inoi
vidnal, known as the 'big Judge" 10 the morni.g.
whose experience In such affairs might be of use 70 nsm
lFitzparck) In Kidding himself Of the imputation ca
upon ts hoHor. The result all hands so appeesea
yesterday morning, ana brQtheg 81 ParckS going oaA
for Martin the matter rested for the present
AssAuLr-Oficcr Joseph Byrnc Of the Eighteenen
precinct on the complaint Of Matthias Goswcaef. ~1e
resides at No. $50 First avenue arrested John Hart john
Browne and Patrick Clark three we'll known dangerous
and and rowdy characters charged with having assaulted
and beat him and infcting upon his person severe
iuries The accused were committed In default of $o
bail each
PocKErBooK LrTING.-A young man named Jacdb
Rosenberg arrested by officer Osborne, Of the
Twentieth precinct complaint OF Peter Beck, living
at ala Eighth avenue, charged with having appropriated
tn himself pockebook containing $120 the property d
Peter The accused held 70 in default OF b
DEATH JUSTICE MANSFIELD AT half past two ociosk
yesterday afternoon tho reception OF the nteigenc0
OF the death or Police Justice Mansfield of the Essex
Market Court Justice Dodge OF Second district closed
his court indefrcnce TO the memory Of the deceased
VIOLATING Cry ORD,XANcE-TnE STEAMBOAT RUSsAK
NUsANcE.-The piers and landings at which the differ
ent lines OF steamboats, stop having of late become
ccdngly annoying to passengers and others comm. and
gong and from the CITY, in consequence OF the im
poruntes and Interference Of class OF persons known
snnners' for opposition steamboat lines, resulting
many times in fights and such noisy demonstrations
that the Superntendent of Police has issued orders
the strict enforcement OF section -four Of article five OF
tho laws and ordinances Of the city OF New York which
provides that emo person shall solicit request any
person tho public streets, on any whasf
in the city Of New York. to on board OF or 70
penalty Of five dollars fine" Oficcr Ryan, Of the
Twentieth precinct specially detailed for duty at ono a
the wharvcs yesterday arrested Theodore f. Clarke for
violation Of this ordinance Justice Dodge inflicted the
penalty prescribed, and cautioned the parties agan6
further violations
POLICEMAN RsscUEs Two Bors PROM DRow1rNc -
Officer George H Perry yesterday displayed an act q
courage and of humanity which tho recognizes
OF his superior and some token OF commendaton fron
his fellow citizens At great peril TO his life Mr.
Perry rescued from drowning two lads. named respect
lively Robert Mills and Alfred Pierce under tho follow
ing circumstances: aged sixteen years, 40
cdontally fell into the North river, at the foos
Of Gansevoort street. and he was unable -
Pecs bravey jumped into the water to hts rescue
In the effort 10 tho part Of the one and th~
OF dro wnng the part of the other who chung
wildly TO his friend both for time to those on shofe.
seemed doomed 10 watery grave II was at this ms
that Perry jumped into the water and struck oas
for the boys who seized their uncou
scons everything but that Of MISREPRESENTATION, and
brought him under He, however. camc 20 the sur.es.
and With great presence Of mind, grasped rope tae
had been thrown him. and by the aid Of the rpecea
tors drawn lahore with his almost senseics burden
The lads after the application OF proper restoraHvs
were enabled 10 90 70 their homes.