New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
IF r,shty.six Gamblers Mt BOsion'

rr,shtv.Six Gamblers NJ DOs.S"'
1s.,o. Comier of Monday says tna'
ve.m made by the police OF that city on
s-a.y NIGHT The officers suo'o'''ueu iu'O
ea'a'0' ,'oh,,sn., each detachment under the
'i' =. ,,us.v officer, made simultaneous
conliSlu - sixteen OF the most notorious OF the
descen' Pl;.hments of this city, and SUCCEEDED
gsminb SO, a;obtv.six Of the players ana selz
IN capturing - Of gaming utenss OF various snapes
ssh,ed Al upward OF two a h Msrshal Tukev sad
Sauou ~ lie rnset planned ny Masuaa sc,rsga
nen's o .yyied out IN manner evlncug gtess ~
So 6scipue by his men Tue oanees scious of the
sno sI o-ders this occasion were
Msrena 800 thew were peTfor n, until lew
pIec.s ~ Invasion" Thy we're s1mmoneo W li9 -
Pr, Srlock ano were then Informed OF the %
egns Snc,ssv was half the bAttle The neoe OF nAua
sS The csp1ves smscks Of military genus ~" my
vas guy bl,n bonses .orrned- this nocturnal cam
IT, g., Tins situated -Four OF them 10 ouoouYs'
tseeln wsss1gton.s t~o 10 S la and osein Mont
ssyvrsce These premises We're car ~
So svenes OF escape bse' ny me bsn ~ tered lie
..,,,sspd Of the various detachmenis ton % ' 10
Coar,. occupied BY me gamblers ana alor s'S'us uo
,n,a nj their business and assuring tis s
ptiuo Of escape requested s present,
hemeb VI - srcessoriss to surrender, which most OF
so dio without further sdo One OF Two "
escape 80 s.r,inel, outside In house in Sudbury
VI M ~, So individuals were cspureui auo III su""oi
rs,sbshuert IN the same sc,s5 made ouite caravan
tbe sscseed IN couples with hand-cufs welded
1bree feet apsF TO chains $40 mus mstcnoi III y,
tse.,s y,pty.six TO chain TO Leverest iall IL
Y~oSn6 he impossh specify all The modes In when
,sese Unfortunate gentlemen were caught breaking me
laws Some were shaking props, some throwing oice,
sorne dealing ard shufug cards at faro, some al
pitch perty etc etc, according TO Tue ias'e OF Tue o
sduas -, . -
,ssted represent all classes Of society, from the
business men of State st down TO the meanest
Aun-st gambler They gave he "ihcers names Out hos
sbsy A ht ones What is rsscay some OF them used
NJ hRn sktf
One Of he men when DO put into The CELL started
l,ek declaring that he slept IN such place IN MS
fa and ,su,f be excused from tOi7g lie was pressed
INTO service with the privilege 50 remain awake An
her OF tho tender neTved gentlemen SAID no SHOULD ave
40 stay al night in such place The Ohcer tod nun t4t
Hhe de- BE- should be buried the very fret thing IA me
morning The simultaneous OF about eig' ~ OF MS
eomrsdes caused the delicate gentleman 10 succumb
variety OF gambling utensils were taken with
ihese operators and were to be seen at the Mar
nhars Office Yesterday The Mail says there are
thieves bank officers hotel keeper three brokers'
i've cab drivers actor, four FIVE who put down
10 directory traders" one railroad conductor, one
butter dealer, five printers
On sunday the City Marshal not understanding why
no auest made on Saturday, evening a. certain
gambling house, took OCCASION about O'Clock r. M to
drop into No Bumsesd place, where he found dozen
pr hfetn men playing cards and piles Of money lying
the table Being alone he did not attempt TO arrest but
drove them out of window eighteen feet from the
ground and took their cards. aiee-box, domnoee and
new and significant implement OF gambling, called A
pnake IN The grass"
Two coats were left in the room, which carried to
The Msrsbars Office, for which owners are wanted. In
abe pocket OF OF them placard in large let
ters, containing the words Gentlemen Will please not to
Numerous Ielegraphic dispatches were sent over the
wires to kewYork by friends of the arrested TO their
friends in New. YORK, giving graphic details OF the
sspresd" made by the Marshal.