The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-04


Peter Gallagher was arrested by Detective Corr yes
terday morning on u charge OF robong John Hogan
of his pocketbook containing thirty dollars he was
passing through Raymond street, Sunday night.
The complainant said he was ABOUT to chase the
accused Wien man. whom he suspects of being "a
confederate oil Gallagher prevented him from doing
so.
The counsel for Murtagh Dunn, who was arrested
on the complaint OF James Pcndcrgast on charge
Of larceny in taking money from his employer, has
had the order for the attachment of the bank
account kept by The accused withdrawn. The
money amounting TO $3.50 has been paid Mr. Dunn
Yhcre appears 10 have been no grounds whatever
FOR the attachment.
Onicer Garrity found Dennis Fox and another
man in a desperate fight AT a late irour ON Sunday
night, IN Atlantic street. he was compelled TO club
Fox. severely in order to get him 10 the station
house, but the man with whom Fox was lighting
made mis- escape physician, who was called in
10 dress the prisoners wounds said they were no
Ola dangerous character.
The Grand Jury, now in session. have received
three charges against one OF the police justices OF
Brooklyn. The charges set forth that the justice In
question has on three occasions attempted to trans
act his judicial business while under The influence OF
liquor and has committed some serious errors. II
the justice Is foand guilty the Board Of Aldermen
Will remove him and I'LL his place.
Anthony Dengel and Jacob Sclitz were arrested
yesterday at the instance Of the Health Officer. The
accused, who are livery stable Keepers the East
ern District have been in the habit OF letting their
coaches for the conveyance OF smallpox patients to
the County Hospital Oacer O'Keeie and Inspector
FISK attempted to seize the Injected coaches but
were interlered 18th Dy Sctz.
Mr.. John l.. Spader, receiver OF the Central Bank,
was served yesterday with preliminary notice OF
proceedings in bankruptcy, which are to be COM
menced in the United States Court on Saturday
no ap of ~. dana ifnr. hos.
been anticipated for some time, ana has been
heartily opposed by Mr.. Winchester Britton on be-
half OF the bank on the ground that If the institu.
ton goes into bankruptcy the individual creditors
OF Mr.. Spader VIII come IN for pro rata share or mis-
assets IA settlement OF their claims THIS may
materially lessen the amount the deposltors VIII
receive.
Assistant Sanitary Inspector Fisk experiences
great difficulty with The German residents OF the
Sixteenth ward, while attending to the smallpox
cases reported 10 him. The families who have the
misfortune Of beng afflicted with the loatlsome
disease appear TO have an Inde1nabe horror OF SAM
tary interference, and resort 20 all kinds OF strata
gems to avoid H. Dr.. Fisk frequently compelled
TO call upon the police to aid him III carrying out
the instructions OF the Health Board. II snch sense
less opposition would cease the authorities would
soon DO enabled 10 stamp out the ioathsome disease.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
when the Comptroller sent in his annual report for
the year 1862 The balance sheets OF January, 1869,
showed that here the following amounts TO the
credit OF the different funds, namely:Gcnera run9
| $9,04s lib; Special Fund. S426,65O; Revenue Fnnd
500, 1858; Sinking Fund $l,27l, eio the approprla,
| tons made by the Joint Board for the year ls5.
amount 10 $780, 754 Ii, While the amount expended
was $2.696,522 20. The amount received for nnes,
fees, rent, interest &c, from January 10 December
81, 1859, was sS24,154l7. The Board was served
| with writ of mandamus from the Supreme Court
compelling them 10 snow cause why they should not
be committed for contempt OF court Va raining "
OBEY the order for the opening OF Pratt street T. D.
| The Board adopted resolution directing tne Cor
poration Counsel to take the necessary steps Tor the
QpepioG ri the street.