The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-06

Police Intelligence.


explain the vile practices perpetrated in those "dens"
Of niquity. The note the affidavit was hand
her departure or New YORK on 'A' morning
CRY AND COUNTY New YoRx. n:-Mary Apologize
being duly sworn. deposes and says she lately
from the city Of Philadelphia which place depOnent
born and brought up, and at which city deponent
brokers' and who Is Interested IN the office Of the Reading
Railroads that time since, doponent was seducedby
said Edwards and became pregnant by him. that dsPo
sed to do anything for deponent at which deponent
threatened to expose him to his father he then told de-
board and for deponeut TO pass herself o married
woman, whose husband absent at that deponent
him fact he said he knew Of place in New York.
Madam Restel who kept in Greenwich ST and that he
made arrangements to send deponent there, as he
had paid the board in advances deponent told him she
did not want to gothat she would rather remain in the
the bill; and II deponent did Co. he would not do
anything for deponent at all that same night ION or
to 20 to New York; no then gave s4 and said
deponent must 60 the next morning; consequently, the
following morning deponent started for New York; and
nexed paper Of directions. On deponents arrival in
New York, deponent proceeded to the house of Madam
Reste in Greenwich street. and enquired for her; she
asked deponent where she came from; deponent said
from Philadelphia; that deponent was the person Mr. ST.
bill had not been paid; and that deponent must
go to hotel and stay until the bill was paid, and call
again the next day that deponent said she stran
ger and did not know where to 60 to and after some
from deponen she consented to let deponent
dep0nent
the next day. Accordingly, the following day, a man
whom deponent did not see) called at the OF
Madam Restel and said that he had been sent by Mr.
paid Madam Restei sioo which Madam Restsl informed
Deponent at the said premises about
four weeks before the child born, and in the inter-
val Madam Resell in the almost daily practice OF
talking to deponsnt At one time, she asked deponent
Several times before and after is BIRTH she asked
deponent give to her to adopts that deponent always
refused her requests at another time she told deponent
that she had better remain in the ciy that there
deronen;o that deponent could get a good living BY
prostitung HERSELF that deponent could dress we'll and
kind that the 18th day of December between and
o'clock F. NJ dePonent was i, delivered Of female in
stairs by Madam Restsll, who was in attendance
at its birth, in company with her daughter, eyed
three ss the next day wa. brought
up by Madam Resteli, and taken away in few
minutes and once or twice afterwards she brought
Madam Restel told deponent that Edwards had written
to her to get nurse and put out to dsponent
thought such the asked her to let deponens
the nurse before she sent the child with her she
said the nurse wasdown stairs and she would send her
asked her name she said Catharne Rder that she lived
at Harlem and her husband a mason; Nhat depo
which she left, deponent remaining at tho said house
about two weeks and two days, and then went to Phi
he intended to do for tho child; he said he did not
intend to do any thing morei than the law allowed
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the child that she could it. il he would allow
deponent sufficient to the board of the infant for one
he and agreed to e. before Recorder
that if he paid deponent $780, deponent would not trou
bic him again that deponent at the appointed time was
nent sent friend Mrs Wilson. to tell him to appoint
some other time that she sick Edwards said 10 de-
tell telling her put the child nurse that she
must not let it come back with deponent he then gave
the child; Edwards had previously to New York
in company with Mrs Wilson, to try and get the
Tells rsadsncs ana made enquiries for the child and in
relation to deponent and that Madam Reste denied any
delivered of child for several months past in her house
deponsnt has also made enquiries Of Madam Reste and
Signed MARY ArPLEGArE.
W. F. HAvEME YER, Mayor.
NorE-" TIE boat leaves Walnut street wharf to-mor
morning at o'clock You should be board at 10
you get to New York, which win be about O'Clock in
the afternoon you get into cab, and tell the cab man
to drive to Madam Resells in Greenwich street. When
you arrive there you have only say that you
from Philadelphia, and arc the person about whom Mr.
Mason had written"
We arc likewise informed by the Mayor and Chief Of
Police that around all those houses he intends placing
policemen, to detect persons going to and from them
and have them punished to the utmost rgor Of the law
Attempted Repe.-An ugly looking black rascal called
Anthony zabriskie arrested yesterday afternoon,
by Captain, Dusenbury Of the 5t ward, charged with
attempting to commit rape tho person of an interest
years Of age. by the Of MaryIElizsbeth HoGmre
It appears, from the affidavit that Mary resides at No
100 McDougal street, and was comming from school
street. at three o'clock in the afternoon and when oppo
street. she was seized w this black villain and dragged
into a occupied BY this demon he at fassn
deavored to consummate his helsh purpose the poor
child screamed out and struggled boldly against this
dark LIQUID from cup which he took on the table And.
ing he unable to make her take this Dose he then
took Es ana Drew acaOss mel ana ne
became alarmed for tear Of detection and consented to
let her 80, provided she would not tell one about
he then unlocked the door, tooko the child into Sui
Ivan street. and threw her upon stooP where she lsia
for little time, perfectly exhaused she managed
the whole story she Identifies this black scoundrsl to
be the fellow who committed this Outrage; also the
from several others which this rascal drew across her
throat Justice Drnker committed him for examination
arrested for rObbng the little butc hJsw BY the Of
he was robbed Of two coats valued at S94 Committed
for trial by Justice Drinker.
& o swosn m
Emden, No al Stanton street-locksd up by Justice
Gilbert.
RsJ5inr Boarding House.-wiam H. Shaw was
rested yesterday morning by officer Bob Martin, OF tho
Fifteenth ward for stealing from the boarding house Of
flute vest sundry other urces valued in all at Sas
u.s. He was taken before the Chief Of Police, and com
mitted for examination.
Dsorderiv Pinkens Davis arrested yester
day and held bail charged by two persons with keel
ing dsorderly house and common resort Tor prosttu
ton drunkard and other dsorerly persons, making
q pcrfec. nuisance to the neighbon.
Petit Lareeny.-Peter Mosin was arrested last night
shears for which Is wanted at the Police Oce
Tombs Locked up by Justice Osborne.
Leueinf for Byseches-Eliza Quinn caught last
night for stealing pair Of mems breeches Looked up
Margaret Emerson caught last night in the act Of
Tho aid nf Mr. Wan liar
McDougal street. Locked up by Justice Roome.
George Barnes csughtin the act Of stealing nav
fur the store No ass Grand street Locked up
Bill Brown grabbed in the act Of carrying OF
about seventy pounds Of pig iron, worth 70, belong
ing to Mr. Peter b. Amory No. 50 Cannon street LOCK
cd up.
Petit Larcenys--James Tagget was arrested YESTERDAY
for stealing four composition patterns, worth s2oi sno
wooden pattern valued at 81, belonging to Mr puaiey
L. Earman No. 30 Fulton street. Committed py 1usuco