The New York herald., 1866-08-07


lodging place ys.s "a .a.s Where iw05 e.
you use pistols N future even TO frgnssn
people You can 90 tnis time" Assxat ossnes
LOVE THAT suRPAssE KSowim0A-la May iase
Frederick stohmau. who HIVES Third ssssak fslt 1t hN
duty to become servant Of the public He dsAsr know
exactly TO make his good viii available 10 shs city;
but by chance he heard that Edward Wansamor had
sufficient influence with the Police Commissioners to
secure appointment To Wangamor accordingly
SO pbilanthropic as himself by half wangamor ac-
tualy demanded $500 for his influence Stohlmar
couldn't afford that and began despair Of dong aught
for tho municipal good Two or three days thereafter
however Wangamor called upon Stohlman and offered
sell his influence for $3.50 Even that seemed
very great 10 Stohan but devout alton upon
the claims of duty he concluded TO make the sacrifice
wangamor suggested ,na' ane money Ge deposited WIN
the proposition aud the money was deposited subject to
the influential mans order when the appointment
was secured. This arrangement made. stohlnan vent
to the surgeon for examination but 70 the great disgust
OF his pbanhopic inclinations rejected The next
subsistence Of his first violent outourst or
grief that . city 50 sadly. needing them should
thought Of his $3.50 deposited with DIR. Meyer,
He at once beook himself TO the place where he found
Dr. Meyer before, but Dr. Meyer had moved away, and
was nowhere be found. Yesterday the sympathetio
gentleman who had lost his money In abogtve at
against the influential gentleman at the Essex Market
Police Court for taking his money without any resulting
good TO the community which had become the unconl
KICKED ny WosaN-PeopIe will occasionally falf
OUT but rarely will people fal out without cause When
they do further evidence required Of the possess
sion Of large bumps Of combalveness by the party
Of this sort ranspred Yesterday before Judge Mans
field Eliza Rosenfeld, Of 37l East Houston street,
charged Ellen Spec with sanlt and battery The evi
dence of tho osecutrx was supported by that OF three
other Witnesses, who, however. differed with
manner OF assault; and yet agreed that it
was all about nothlng-which was rather singular
Mr. Rosenheld testified that he kicked
down pair of stars by the defendant, while
his wife being almost ;nhllaed with large stick.
the kicking down stairs Of plaintiffs husband, ost who,
on the contrary saw r and Mrs Rosenheid advancing
IN marital array with sticks pa dc charg, to attack
the defendant. Nr Rosenield having doubt Of the
assistance he received In his exit down two PAR Of stairs
from Mrs spects foot. the Judge In ordr 20 protect
HIM the further exercise ot the same ordered MrsI
Spect TO find ball in 5000 TO keep the peace and to con-
troll her untuly foot.
Tue BoARp Hs,rru TO m MADE UsxruL.--A body
that be useful and won't be useful ought be made
useful At least thinks Mr Jas. Little, house agent
He charged Mr.. Knes, of 6ls Third street, th having
load OF wood remaining the sidewalk In foE OF his
house. The responsibility Of keeping tho wood on tho
dismissed, when Mr. Ltc declared he would 70 at ones
to the Board of Hcalth and mako them remove u
Police CAPTAIN ASSUMING TUE FUNCTIONS MAGE.
TRATE.-Mss Eta Campbell, OF No. / Carroll place,
brought suit against afr Joseph Lewis who keeps
aurant Beecker street, charging him with audulent
tanning clothing valued $780, whls she under
and in the custody of officer Teman, OF The Four
teenth precinct Miss Campbell sold chain, which she
stated gold Lewis the 18th July for $50 which
being tested proved 10 be BRASS when Lewis caused
Miss Campbell TO be arrested and taken the Fourteent
precinct station house While there, MISS Csmpbelt
stacs In her affidavit captain Of police snd lie would
lock her up the charge. She then taken into q
room in Tho station house. when Lewis proposed that
she should give him the two trunks which she had a.
tina, she would pay him back the &50 that the
captain told her II she made II right with Lewis she
would be discharged and being frightened she consented
then give Lewis the trunks The captain instructed
officers To 20 with her, and II she did settle with
Lewis by giving the property 10 bring her back again
to The station house, that se then, accompanied by the
officers went to where the trunks were and them
up Lewis Judge Mansfield Said that he surprised
that poi,ce captain police oticer would act In that
way IL WIS net tho duty oil either captain ocefto
assume the duties af police magistrate Lewis coun-
sci stated not fact that the complainant volun
arily gave mp possession OF the trunks security that
the $50 would be refunded Tho further hearing Of the
case adjourned 10 two p. NJ on Thursday next
DANGERS or VrirIyG ~ ACQUAINTANCE Mr.. Freds
erick thinner charges Peter Rose that he in company
with i've six others did enter at No. "a Clinton
street. where complainant visiting female friend or
acquaintance rundsy night last AT eleven T. M and
with ievolvers presented his breast, foreiby elected
him from the place. lie also that bo his
pocket bcok conianed $50 and that he believes
Rose some Of his companions abstfacted the
then and there Tho adjourned ill to-day AZ
complanants request.
The SHOOTING " OFFICER KRAgSEY RDGE STREET
JuLY L,sr.--John Dermoiy, charged with being an
accessory TO the shooting Of paroman Kearncy, the
Sd OF July last IN Ridge street. brought before
the prisoner a. being present at the occurrence and
also n the person who struck him before he shot
Dermody IS a brother of Owen pcrmody, who stands
charged with firing the shot.