The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-08-15


TEE EvlcuxnoS a. Durcz,owA-In the nsighborhcod
the sterile and unprotected rocks with which the neigh
borhood abounds stand numbers Of little hats and shan
ties. inhabited by class Of people known a
squaters For long time they have remained in quiet
possession Of the grounds and each recurring year
brought with L fresh additions 10 the already thickly
populated locality But the day Of squattsrdom fast
coming 70 close, in this locality n least and ere
many days pass over scarce . shanty will be left
standing TO marx the spot where once stood
Dutchtown. Juggling from ts name one might infer
that those who nhabated those castles on the rocks
cottages by the cliffs, were Of Teutono Descent but in
this they would be mistaken Though not altogether
ack ng the German element the Macs and the Os stand
prominently forth, and bear uumistakable evidence OF
squaters For some time IL was expected among them
thar they would be required 10 move away, Gag and
baggage. from those crags and peaks. which were en-
deared 10 them by thousand happy and other recol-
lec,ions, among which that OF having their little
habiations rent freca serious confederation at the pre-
ssent time, in this tax ridden city. And then they
then the children had the advantage Of the fresh
AR. Taking all those things into account the war
rants calling 10 court large number OF these poor
people fell unpleasany upon them Ocer Busted. OF
tho Yorkvle Police Court squad, who served the
rants says that not The slightest disposition 10 breach
OF the peace evident when he went his n.
pleasant mission. Yesterday like good citizens, the
FOLLOWING named Inhabitants Of ,he section OF the city
referred 10 appeared before Justice Connolly in
u the warrants served upon tnem:-Marh Stafford,
Frank Duty, Thomas Donoho' Patrick Costello, Peter
keenan, Bernard Doan = Magulee, = Hogan, = Nolan,
Michael Mccormack John Martin James Mccormick,
EDWARD ~, ha;oney and John Campbell Margaret
Cam, Ann Cunningham and Mary Sherlock were also In
Court IN answer 10 the simmons Many Of those pre-
sent seomed peri city willing TO clear away, and only
required tme-a htile tmc-to PACK Up Their iraps.
The compalnants IN the Jacob Vorhios of 10S
East Thirty seventh street. and Daniel Kerry corner of
Forty sixth street and Second avenue. law passed In
1857 gives property owners the right t, renov, any per
son persons who may erect hut shanty struc-
ture on promises belonging to them; and in accordance
with this act the warrants were is-ued Tho justice
CURED that each individual served with notice to quit
should give proper security for vacatng the premises
and the fate OF the squa sced and Dutchiown
IL now fast 'cnlng into oblivion.
ARREST OF EURGLAaS Detective Smith, while walk
ing down the Bowery about six o'clock last evening,
observed three individuals whom he recognized
orious thieves. Thinking that they not in such
close companonshp for any legitimate purpose he kept
them in 81 yht until they entered No 156 Bowcry. Mr.
Smith sought tho az distance Of detective Tienan. and
going up sars they found the worthy trio ndust-ously
engaged in attempting forco open the doors Of the
apartments occupied BY c. Burns importer of linens The
workers were arrested and taken To police headquarters
and there locked up Their names Augustus j. Nil.
Ter a!ias Myers, William Doran aud Thomas whworh.
The former has but lately been discharged from Trenton
~ j., Prison. and is a German by birth: the others
are English 'cracksmen," and amply provided
with tools for plying their procession.
STOLEN PROM PIER No. 43-In the early part Of last
February quantity OF silks and dress goods were do.
pos!teu Nv pier NO. sd, LOT the purpose Oh Dcng put
aboard of the steamers then about sailing for Brazil
The value OF the property estimated g. 800
in gold. In mysterious way the goods vanished,
aud although strenuous efforts made TO dis
cover their whereabouts all search proved fruit
less short time since tho parties in Brazil
with tho agents Of the steamship
limo in this city in relation to the missing properly,
after which the was placed in the hands OF detcc-
tive Barker Of the fifteenth precinct to work up"
For days his efforts nearly useless but no
at loneth obtained clue which led him to make in.
quires which resulted favoraby. Some articles when
are supposed TO DO portion OF tho missing property
have been obtained, and information which may cad
he discovery OF the greater portion OF the goods
possession OF the officer. stevedoro named Daniel
Carver, and his brothern-aw, Patrick Stewart, have
been arrested on suspicion, and temporarily COM
nitted. The case will come up before Justice Lcdwith
his morning.
kURDEROUs ASSAULT Dennis Sullivan william
cougbn, James O'Ne and Luke Kerrgan were arrested
md arraigned before Jusc, Hogan yesterday on q
charge Of having felonously beaten and assaulted Louis
Ledcrer, saloon keeper 1t No Duane
street, on Tuesday evening. The prisoners,
3 alleged. threw chairs and other missiles
he proprietor besides abusing his wife Barbara. As
physicians certificate produced pronouncing L.
jcrers injuries to be OF dangerous character, the
prisoners were all locked up TO await tho result