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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-05

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The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TEDEY O'aYaN AGAIN.

Bold Robbery Of Woman In Her Own
Room-Tcddy After tho Ladies' Again--IIe
Gets Clnbbed on the Hend for 1t.
Yesterday afternoon Two young men, dressed after
she fashion Of the Broadway and Bowery statues,
were arragned at the Yorkvie Police Court, before
Alderman James Cunningham. They gave their
names as James Smith and Thomas Hays and were
charged with the robbery OF sixteen dollars from
Mrs. Johannan Nosser, OF No. 654 Second avenue.
1t appeared that prisoners had entered the COM
plainants room yesterday afternoon about one
O'CLOCK under The pretence OF getting the names OF
the tenants IN the house. Whl0 standing close be.
SIDE her Hays suddenly took from her pocket wallet
containing fifty dollars which he coOlly began to
take out and count while his companion looked on.
she was 30 much surprised that sine was incapab: Q
OF motion for moment or two, put on recovering
her sef-possession she caught hold or Hays hand
IN which the wallet was, and after short struggle
succeeded IN taking it from him, minus however,
sixteen dollars. with which he ran into tho street.
The attention OF officer Patrick +. COter, OF the
Twenty first precinct was attracted to the prison.
ers by seeing tlem leaving the house IN great
hurry. He pursued them down Second avenue to
nue. carp where he struck Hays o violent
leaving the car by the front door. Tne
oficer still followed up Hays, who ran up Thirty
rested by tne ollcer. Smith was also arrested In
brckyard near Third avenue by officer liirner, also
Of the Twenty-lrst. B0th were committed for trial.
This Thomas Haysls no less apersonage than the
played such practical joke Oh the lady who bears
the name or the manager OF the Dowcry theatre,
whose diamonds ne stole from her and sold them in
o broadway jewelry store When asked yesterday
Frelh, the lady alluded TO, ho requested tile Ques-
Honer TO say nothing OF IT,
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
THE ndPERILLED NECK.
Tho Bench as Press Censorship -Glimpses Be-
hind tho Bench in Court Of Justice o.
Tho Healthy 0ffspring Of Ward Pri-
mary-Ths Dignity Of Public
0ficials-An Un-civil Judge.

During the past week l0afers shoulder hitters ana
the thousand aud one other desperate aud degraded
characters have held high carnival at the Jefferson
Market Police Court. ]. Walker Fowler, Civil JUS.
tce OF the Third district has been presiding at this
court, In lieu OF Police Justice Cox. who IL IN
Albany. On Wednesday morning one OF his
constituents, a notorious thief, was arraigncd
before him by officer Young, OF the Fiji
teenth precinct, charged with picking wallet
from the pocket Of gentleman while in Broad
way car. The wallet contained $3.50. As the COM
pla:nant was not n court at the precise moment the
prisoner was arragned, this model or justice, who
recognized lthe thief informed him he might 60. A
few moments after the thief had been discharged
the complainant appeared and was directed 10 go
about his business II he could not present himself
before his Honor at seasonable hour.
Thursday morning Jim Cusick, notorious char'
cuousy 1rlng revolver IN Fioience's saloon, and
committed lor examination. Durlng The afternoon
MS Honor was heard To excolm III open court TO y
politician from the same ward
John, what shall 4 do with .Jimmyr' meaning
Cus,ck.
The consequence was that yesterday afternoon
Jimmy was allowed 10 20 scot free, and WA proba-
biz use his influence TO re elect his Honor
Yesterday mornings HERALD contained an ac-
count or a ccr,ain young lady named Busheim, VINO
had been induced 70 leave her home at Toledo. OHIO.
ana come to tns CITY, wnere she was ruined aud de-
serted by a mseraoe scamp named Stewart. The
case came before this honorable representa-.
WV VI buc pcvpiC Nv Jcutisou Muihet
AID was reported FOR the HERALD eXcu.
sycly by the representative OF this paper
at tnat court. Yesterday afternoon, while nis
"uouor" was presiding on tho bencu during court
hours, some person informed him mat the case had
been published IN the HERALD, when the following
conversation elstied, which Is cfedltaule " Judge
presiding Ia 0pen COURT
FOWLER ito group OF reportersl-"Who wrote
anu published that article ~
HERALD REPoRrER-'l did,
Fo@LER--"Meii, II you uid you ought to have your
damned neck broke.n
HERALD kEroarE.-- perhaps you HAD better do
it.n
F0wLER-"YOu git out from behind this desk"
Which command The reporter ut once obeyed, a.
he Id partial to the society oil gentlemen and was
not anxious To have his neck brokea even by sucn
q dlgiiiIary as u .'squattern Police Justice, even
though lis head might subsequently suner through
tie Same potent influence.
Seyeral other Instances OF this mans culture and
Integrity might he mentioned but tue above Will u.
iUr Inc first chapter.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
IN NJ E M O r | A M .
Meeting Of Officers Of the Army Of the
Cumberland at the Astor House.

meeting Of tho officers OF the Army OF the Cum.
beru was held at tue Astor House yesterday after
noon At which General Rosecrans presided. General
Hooker was elected vice presdelI OF the meeting
and Major N. II. Bright secretary.
General Rosecraus, upon taxing the chair. feel
ingly alluded to the sad event which had called
those present together lie was gratIfied he said.
at meeting SO many III this city who mad known and
served with their deceased brother In arms. They
had met TO express sense OF the great
loss which the nation felt In the death
OF General Thomas, whom he tine speaker)
knew as q cadet at West Point and whose life had
fully sustained the estimate Of his character In those
days. when he was compared to the youthful Wash.
ington. He was o soldier without stain. q man
whose virtues had crystallzed, and such as nations
most deeply mourn.
General A. J. Mackay, General Charles Thompson
Colonel G. H. Lewis, Colonel W. W. Berry and
Colonel 8. B. Lawrence were appointed a committee
10 draft appropriate resolutions, and, after q few
moments consultation presented the following
winch were unanimously adopted:-
Whereas has pleased Almighty God to take away
the primo OF his manhood aud usefulness iusr
Iaomas we Who had the honor to serve aaasr linn do
Resolve That we shall over hold In grateful reenbrancc
bis country with and dying hdlcss,
LEFT US who loved him s father to mourn his loss
Rcsoved That a. mark Of our sincere scction for him
participating in his lues Trey, sacred
grave o. fidelity to tho fepubc hc loved and
fought brayey and successfully to sustain ad pepctute
Resolved, That out OF regard aud affection for his
memory wear the usual badge OF mourning for thirty
days:
Resolved copy OF these RESOLUTIONS be forwarded to
bis bereayed widow, with whose atciion sincerely
pathze and that be aso forwarded to General Irwin
Mcdowell, commanding the Department of the East.
Colonel A. Is. Crane In brief speech, paid an
eloquent tribute to tno memory Of tue deceased
hero anu after the adoption OF the following resolu-
ti0n offered by General Thompson. the meeting ad.
jOurned, SUBJECT TO the call OF the cnar:-
Resolved That those proposing attend the funeral
requested TO their House
two days previous thereto ani that those who corps
badges be requested 10 them on the OCCASION
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Prominent Arrivals in This City Yesterday.
Captain George Wright, OF Illinois, Judge J. NJ.
Crooker Of Providence; Colonel J. Dixon, OF Albany
DR.. ". +. Foster OF Augusta; Dr. Paul A. Olivier.
OF Wikesbarre; Or. $. A. Dale, and DR.. r. T..
Howell, Of Phil adephia, arc at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Judge Noah Davis OF Albany; william Whiting. OF
Boston; L. d. Julson, or syracuse; s. G. Woodruff,
OF Buffalo; Colonel W. wall, OF Washington, and
L. J. Tnkhsnn, or Chicago, are at the st. Nicholas
Hotel.
Captain Mason Of Panama; II. r. Stevens. of New.
burg; Professor w. Evens, OF Pittsourg, Colonel
Taylor. OF New York. are at the Astor House.
Judge Ii. r. Schram, OF Montreal; W. vardeil, OF
England and J. s. Loose, OF Paxton Texas, are at
the st. Charles Hotel.
Professor Thorpe, Of Hartford, and Captain A. p.
Garfield OF the United states Army. are at the ST.
Elmo Hotel.
NJ videl, United States Consul to Peru; II. q. Rad
cifre, OF Albany, and Z. L. Sdn5oa Of Albany, are
CT tho ST. Denis Hotel.
Captain Thomas A. Holt, of New York. and ". +.
Sutton, OF Worcester. are at the irving House.
Colorel G. 8. Bushnell OF Connecticut, ana O..
Peabody Russell, OF salem, Mass, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Marquisse dc Canisay, Of France; Henry Arml.l
Brown, OF Philadelphia and Colonel W. l.. 1rcn-
holm. of Charleston, are aI the Alben,arle Hotel.
Colonel W. r. Warren, Of Troy, and B. Wales, Of
Boston, are az the Hoffman House.
Prominent Departures.
Judge r. Carpenter, for Charlestown Captain
Samuel Brooks, for Liverpool; f. \. Ross, for
Auburn; MAJOR Piper for West Point; Dr. Ashton,
for Philadelphia; Colonel Gibson, for SYRACUSE DR..
W. Gibbs, for Ncwport G. T. Steadmau. for Cinc!n.
nati, and Colonel ]. Beebc, for Great harrington.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
UNITED STATES COMM ssi1Ntay COURT.

Alleged False Bankruptcy Rcturns-iEeld TO
Await the Action Of the Grand Jary.
Before Commissioner Belts.
The United States rs. RdntOn S. LatOrre.-Thc de-
fenoant was charged with having made false state
menis OF hts IN the schedule attached to his
petition In bankruptcy, with intention TO defraud
his creditors lie was held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury.
Tho Custom House Smug gCling Case.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
The United States rs. Lsidor Woi6, Atrtn May ana
Paul Mres.-rho examination In this case, in
which the defendants ore charged with having snug.
ged large quantities OF silk, vevcts accs, &c, into
this port under the names of cotton goods was
closed Oh Thursday last the part OF the prosecu-
ton. On the being called yesterday morning
MIR. Bryan, counsel for the defendants s,gniHed to
the court that ne would reserve the defence until the
day OF trial In higher court. should The Graud Jury
1nd an indictment on the evidence iduceu on the
part OF the prosecution. Mr.. Bryan then applied for
reduction OF the ball. which the Commissioner re-
fused. The defendants renewed their rccOvnlZances
aud left the court with their counsel anu friend5.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
the Ea LEY MYSTERY.
nina s.nvpri,

The Government DO Not Want Him.
HEx-Coector Joshua Bailey has been missing now
for some weeks, and, 1t appears that reward has
been offered forhis apprehension. The theory OF his
suicide has long since exploded, and tho general
impression is tnat he ia secreted near this city,
where he can daily communicate with friends
and be served with The HERALD on his
breakfast table every m0ruiug. Persons In the
"riDgr positively assert that Bailey is not wanted
by the governments; that during tS,s week persons
VINO know OF his hiutng place have conferred win
the Treasury Department and his DOndsmen and
ascertalned that they rave no desire to nave him
taken into custody. IL " probable that within few
auce Will be dlvnlaed. lhe friends Of Joshua IN the
meantime may rest assured that he Is alive and
well, and under Inc projection Of tho starry banner
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
TWO VESSELS IN olsralss.

TO TIE EDITOR or THE BEYALD:-
would like to draw your attention to the follow.
ing report OF the ship Prlma DoAna laey arrived at
this port:-
Arrivedship Prima Donna, Lnut Liverpool is days. with
merchandise u A. Mciaw otL tuss latitude - longitude
49, made light half point port bows kept Off and
another light the iee bow: INC steamer and
the other sailing vessel aud bob were bring rockets II
thought short OF provisions and ofhsr sup
plying. IA blowing gn.c from southeast very
dark, could not discover what they were.
This vessel was running vnh q fatr wind, aud saw
the signals commonly used to attract attention 70
distress at sea. These vesscs might have been ID
collision and both Ia anking condition.. The cap.
tain says, 1T Is supposed one was short OF pr0vt.
sons aud the other was supplying" lt required .
fertile imagination to suppose anything of the Kind
under the circumstances In which tue vessels wero
seen, and consider the coaduct OF the captain OF
the Prina Donna most reprehcnsiplc, - half an
hours delay would have satisfied Tim better than
any supposltion whether here was not another case
where passing ship goes oy unheeding signals Of
distress and leaving GOD knows how many human
beings to sad fate, intent only on quick run aud
pleasing the owners ~ nome. NAUTILUS.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
AN EIGHTH WARD NEGRO RIOT.
A Gang Of Fifteenth Amendments ON Raid
They Rob Barkeeper. Sack Saloon
and Amault the Police-A Dctec-
two Shoots Negro.

The Eighth ward was yesterday morning the scene
OF disgraccful row. robbery and shooting tpat VIII
likely resur In the death OF one OF the most hotor
0us desperadocs OF the ward.
From Captain Charles Mcdonnell OF the Twenty.
eighth precinct, the following particulars are OBJ
taned:-About eleven O'Clock lanes Warner, alias
James Jones alias James Wood, alias ''Big Jim the
celebrated negro bully OF the Eighth ward Win SIX
companions, entered the liquor store OF the d'stery
No. 28 Sullivan street, ana had several ROUNDS o.
drinks On departing they refused to paw for them.
The barkeeper, william Miller, tosisted upon pay
ment, when the black nends drew him over the bar,
threw him upon some barrels and held him down,
while Warner, the rinoleader, robbed him Of his
watch, worth Twenty-Five dollars.
They then sacked the place, helping themselves to
drinks and cigars, and took their leave burriedly.
The facts were reported to the Twentyei2hth pre-
cinct when Captain Mcdonnell anu his detectives,
Won Gerchten and Leay craft started out In pursuit
On the corner OF Broomc and Sullivan streets
Mcdonnell halted and sent the detectives ahead.
Leaycraft succeeded In arrestng the des-
perad0 and started for the station house,
when he was surrounded by gang OF War.
ner's friends, who Knocked tho officer down
and kicked him: While down Leycroft rot out his
revolver and fred upon the crowd the bullet taking
effect In Warmers arm Leaycroft regained hts feet
pursued the rabbe ana fired another shot, which
took effect under the right shoulder Of Warner, who
still continued hls flight.
Captain Mcdonnell at this juncture joined IN the
pursuit and the police, after running the runlan
through alleys "treed" HIN In q room on the third
story OF No % Sullivan street, where he locked him.
self in. Mcdonnell, now cxasperated at the pros
| pect OF being iOiled kicked the door In IN time
| to see Warner attempt to make his escape by o
| rear window. Mcdonnell Knocked him down with
his rcVOlver anu took nliJ INTO custody.
Warner who, 1t Is believed. IL morally wounded,
was taken TO the station house. The other dcspe
radoes escaped but VIII likely be captured. The
surgeon was summoned 10 dress the wounds OF the
victim Of his own rashncss.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
THs poucaxeErSle MYSTERY.
NEW YORK. March, 80, 1879

NEW iUKk, M1Tcul oVt wv
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
In Jour correspondents article In to.day's paper
from Poughkeepsie respecting tho mystertols dlA4
peayunce OF four wcknown persons yoG have 6nA
OF the names as Matthew Collwel, which y tncoH
rect; II should have been Madison Caldw6lL ar8
whose parents reside at 50 Lafayette avenue Br0QkS
Ign. The circumstances connected with his myetef.
Gus disappearance IN theNrce referred u are 10 the
main correct. He left his home, wnich ls ABOUT
three ana a half miles from Poughkeepsie, on the
afternoon OF Monday, the 2ist inst FOR the purpose
or Visiting his parents Ia Brooklyn, since wnich
time no t.dings have been obtained. He WIS
young married man, strictly temperate IN his hapits,
therefore creating the belief that he mas been fouiT
JOHN CALDWELL, 2s sou,n street. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
BROGKlIN COyR rs.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Tho Coumtesfeiting Gases.

DtIUIE NEWCUU.
United St0tes Us. charles Teppe-The defendant
who ID charged VITA passing u counterfeit twenty
dollar national bank note at Daniel ueaion's dry
goods store, in Fulton avenue reappearcd yesterday
Cne witness was examined as TO the previous good
tie case was then adjourned until Monday next.
United States Us. J. Il. Laurenf.-The defendant
In this case is charged with having counterfeting
plate in his possession. Operative Gaiiard OF the
Secret Service DIVISION. testified that he had ex
hfHlned several safes In the dcfendanCS house, but
had found nothing there to iinpcate the defendant.
The further hearing OF the case was postponed until
to-day at twelve NJ.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
uEcLE SANS "gEW DEAL.o

The New United states NIarsiinl-The New
Collector Of the Thirty.secOnd District
Ditto Of the FOurth--Briug ging Back the
Drawback Operator.
General George II. sharpe. the newly appointed
United States Marshal for TING district was expected
to take possession OF hts ONCE yesterday, but did
not DO So owing to the fact that his commission and
other necessary papers have yet reached the city
from Washington. it 10 expected be Will take pos
session on Monday.
General Harlow. late United States Marshal. has
been appointed Internal Revenue Collector of the
Fourth district cut his commission has not YET
reached HIM The 0licc is In charge OF Deputy Col
lector Ballard VINO served under Collector Pleasan-
ton.
General Ploasanton yesterday took possession OF
the TnIrty-s9cond district ollce, OF which the 40
sconding Collector Bailey was the late Incumbent.
Colonel Thompson is his chief deputy, and
taxes the place or Mr. Childs The new COL
leclOr has appointed Samuel Truesdel cashier,
and George w. Cooney stamp clerk. He
has made no other changes rs yet inasmuch
as the accounts OF the old incumbent have not been
closed. number OF bills Incurred by Mr.. Bailey for
expenses in prosecuting suits yet remain unpaid by
Ia the vouchers, but VIII probably soon De acknUw
ledged.
Caldwell, who is charged with compllciy In the
late Custom House drawback frauds with Blatch-
ford and Others and who has so long been q fugitive
from justice Is expected TO arrive In TINS city this
morning. from Canada. lie Is at present IN the
custody OF Colonel Whitley, chief OF the secret SER
vice division, TO whom he was deliv cred ~ tho
Canadian Authorities.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
BROOKLYN CITY.
A Worthless Check "Shover"-A Gang Of House
breakers-A New Bank Edifce-Perry's
Third Trial-Miscellaneou Items.

william Ii. Chesey, residing On Third street. was
arrested on Thursday night, on complaint Of Joseph
Hendrickson, boot and shoe dealer at 178 Atlantic
street, who accuses MIN OF giving him a worthless
check the National State Bank OF EliZabcth N J.
day, when he pleaded NOS guilty, and was held for
examination OH the 4th INST.
James Lacey, John Williams, Henry kackey ana
James Quinn were before Justice Walsh yesterday to
answer charge OF attempting to break into tue
residence OF Mr.. b. NJ. Smith, No. 347 Dean street.
O1lcer John Sheridan OF the Fifteenth precinct,
testified thar ne saw three OF four men walk up to
the residence OF Mr.. Smith between two and
three O'Clock on the moraing or March
3, and that he heard o sound like that OF window
and while struggling with him one or his companions
turned and snapped pistol near his head lie Look
Lacey TO the station house. when he gave the mama
of williams and his companions. whom he arrested
on the 18th OF March. Lacey was committed TO
await the action OF the Grand Jury, and the trial Ia
the cases OF the others was adjourned until Wednes
day.
The South Brooklyn Savings Bank, which is to be
erected at the corner Of Atlantic and Clinton streets
Will cost $l50O00. 1t Will have frontage OF forty
i've feet upon Atlantic street and ninety feet upon
Clinton street. IL WIN be live stories IN height witn
a basement rising some feet aDOYe the level OF the
street. Tue first floor will be occupied as the bank
Ing room or the savings bank. The room for the
transaction Of public business wll be forty by fifty.
Blk feet. The vault will cost $40, 900.
Edwin Perry the alleged murderer OF Thomas
Hayes, night watchman at Harbecks stores. Fur.
man street. Will be tried for the third time IN the
Court or oyer and Terinner next week.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
sUpSEns COusT-cRCuiT.
Tho Alleged Fraudulent Rcprcscntuti

Tho Alleged Fraudulent Representations.
Before Judge Pratt.
Mary Ennfs ps John H. Batrtis.-It viii be re-
membered that the plaintiff In TINS case sued TO
recover for damages sustained by reason OF alleged
fraudulent representations OF defendant In relation
70 mouse she purchased from him IN Lafayette
avenue. The jury yesterday rendered verdict IN
favor OF defendant.
The New York herald., 1870-04-02
T HE COUR rs.

Important Question as to the Force Of Two In
dictments Against One Party in Different
states-The veltnan Embezziement Case
The Defendant Discharged-A Party
Held for Trial on Alleged False
Bankruptcy Returns-The AL
legged Custom House Snug
glers Committed for Trial.