City Intelligence.
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Police ONCE, March IA. "A FLASH II THE PAN
SUPPOSED DUEL-Mr Moses Henriqaes, of "a st.
Marks Pace made affidavit at the Police to-day that
from Information he had received he believed that one
Char Cooper OF Texas in this city had carried
challenge from person to his brother Alexander Hen
rques also OF st Marks Place. and that he believed that
his brother would be induced to accept the challenge
fight the challenger and therefore he prayed that they
might be arrested and dealt with according to law.


Alexander Henrques accordingly arrested by Off
Mken. and held to bail by Justice Merritt in the
Of $000 to keep the peace and warrant was ssu-
ed for the apprehension of Mr.. Cooper.


MIR. Alexander Henriques, of Varck street, called at
the Police Office and stated that challenge had been
SENT but that Misunderstanding having arisen between
Alexanders in of the opening OF let
ters by Alexander which intended for another
Cooper went to negotiate the matter between the two
From the fact that Mr. Cooper visited Henriques Of St.
Marks place, the friend Of Henrques Of Varck street.
this morning, the tmidty of Mr., Moses and his
fear that his brother would fight duel probably arose
The similarity of names in this has produced mis-
takes equal those Of the Dromos the two Smiths
the two John Joneses and the two Thompsonsa certain
gentleman having been killed by assuming the latter
name upon one occasion in public.


Mr. Cooper will undoubtedly appear voluntarily at the
Police Office tomorrow and give bail keep the peace
although he does belong to the Navy.