The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-24

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"Frepch Louisn was, on Thursday about noor. some
what snvened by Lager bier and in thereof
Broadway which attracted the notice Of the police
ana fearful that Louis would commit breach Of the
public peaes, policemen Hamblin and Logan took him
into custody and conducted him to the Tonbs before
Justice Bogart. complaint preferred against
Louis for disordery conduct and the magistrate held
to discharge him from custody until he became sober and
accordingly ordered his committa The paper Of com
mitment was handed to policeman Hambn to take the
prisoner down to jail when at that moment Justice
Bogart observed Louis passing rapidly through the
rear door Of the court ROOM which leads into
Franklin street. The magistrate exclaimed "Oficer
your prisoner Is going off, and Immediately left the
bench and without any hat followed after Louis to
cure his arrest and when in the street. he Louis
going as fast as he could up Franklin street towards
Elm street Ohcer Hamblin came quickly in pursuit and
passed Justice Bogart before getting to Elm Dur
known as the Ivy Green" where officer Hamblin found
him. ana again took him into custody and conveyed him
back to the Court Justice Bogar ordered the prisoner
to the Tombs. refusing to admit i'm to bail until he be-
sober, Notwithstanding there several respen-
sble persons present in who offered become
surety In the evening" when he became sobered down
the magistrate admitted him TO bail The above the
acknow lodged facts they transped the court yet
we observed very curious version made by the Captain
Of the Third ward police the return made to the
Chief of Police. Yesterday morning
French Louis sken to the police cour. by tho Off
dayt Judge Bosart e Ioneh and took the priscner
ont Of the side door Officer hamta discovered that the
prisoner and chase street.
and there found Lonis the Judge Ivy Green por
70 Within until the Judge said he go bail.
He then taken back and committed by Justice Bogart
We suppose the above erroneous return made by Cap
tain Hopkins in accordance With the exaggerated
statements made to him by the policemen Justice Bo-
the Third ward captain to be false and malicious per-
version of the facts as they occurred,
a Charge Of False Pretences,7esi Gouernoro Re-
QUESTION Patterson of the lower police arrived in
town yesterday, from Pike Mills, Potter county, Penn
syivania, having in custody man named john G. Rus
sell resident of that place whom he arrested in
dctment from this county, the complaint Of the firm
Of Van Dusen & Jaeger dry goods merchants No. 80
Liberty street wherein Russell stands charged with OBJ
tanning bill Of dry goods amounting to $500 aud up
wards credit under the following alleged false repre-
senatons:-It according to the facts
In the Indictment that Russell called the store of the
compliments on about the 9Th day of May last and
represented that he wanted to purchase bill of goods
credit and as an induccment to obtain such credit
presented that he the of ninety of land
in Windham Bradford county. Pennsylvania, and
one-third owner of saw mill in the same
that he was also the owner of four hundred acres
of land at Pike Mills Potter county Pennsylvania where
he resided upon which be had built good mill and
had paid for ii, with the exception of $500 for which hc
then had the money, and which he would take home
with him to pay; that aside from that of $500 he
did 500 in the world and could pay third
down for all the goods he wanted to purchase Upon
these representations, the firm. believing them to be
true, sold him bill of goods amounting to S575 81
Whereas it has since been ascert aimed that in fact
Russell not the of ninety Of land.
he the of the other property represented by
ueDt ut the 10 the amount several
sand dollars and insoven and irresponsible Under this
state Of facts compaBants went before the Grand Jury
and procured indictment for obtaining goods under
false approximations The accused conveyed before
Justice Bogart, who committed him TO prison for trial
in default Of bail
a Singular Case Of RoJeyp Officers Crosett and Smith,
Of the lower police yesterday arrested German named
Charles Yungbirth, and German woman named Chris
tina Fause the landlady of German emgrant boarding
house situated at No 66 Greenwich street.-the former
bar keeper In the same premises-who stand charged
with stealing from the Of another German woman
tho sum of 500 by force and violence against her will
and consent 1t seems from the facts in the that
the woman Millhausen acquainted with William
Huber, and became enccnfc but instead of making
be released of the coming responsibility. lawyer
procured and writings drawn up According to the con-
tract the 500 paid to the woman and Mr. Huber
received the release $40 paid to the lawyer
and the balance $50 the complainant put into her pock
ct. During the day however it became known in the
house that the complainant had 500; accordingly
sworn to before the magistrate this Mrs Fause aided
by the barkeeper and two others held The complainant
force, while Mrs Fause thrust her hand into the pock
ct OF the complainant and took out the 500 counted
her out Of the house into the street at the time
committing assault and battery her person when in
the street Under these circumstances the poor woman
was taken up by the First ward police her story listened
to- which resulted in the above complaint being made
The two accused parties taken before Jusice Be-
CART. who held them to bail TO answer the charge.
"A Bold Lnrcen Officers Reed and Radford. OF the
Chiefs Bureau yesterday arrested two known characters
to the police. named Ernest Wise and Charles H. Bone
man charge of stealing wooden containing six
vions valued at $50 from the entry doorway of No 10
Maiden lane the property of hitte klengenbrrg They
caught in the act by the officers, who took them
before Justice Bogart where in default Of ST. 900 ball.
they committed to the Tombs for trial