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

well known genius residing In the first ward called
"Frepch Louis,n was on Thursday about noon, some
what envened by lager bier and In consequence thereof
became little noisy at the Of John street and
Broadway which attracted the notice the police
public peace, policemen Hamblin and Logan took him
into custody and conducted him to the Tonbs before
Justice s Boga1t complaint was preferred sg.inst
him TO bail to keep the peace for six months but refused
to discharge him from custody until he became sober and
mitmeut handed to policeman Hamblin 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 Officer,
your prisoner 10 going off" and Immediately left the
bench and without any hat followed after Louis to
cure his arrest and whom in the street. he Louis
going fast as he could up Franklin street towards
passed Justice Boeart before getting Elm street.
ing this time Louis it into the public house
known as the Ivy Green. where officer Hamblin found
him. ana again took him into custody and conveyed him
back TO the Court Justice Bogart ordered the prisoner
to the Tombs refusing to admit i'm to bail until he be-
came sober notwithstanding there respen-
sibe persons present in who offered
surety In the evening" when he became sobered down,
the magistrate admitted him to bail The above the
acknow facts they transpred mt the court yet
observed very curious version made by the Captain
Of the Third ward police, the return made to the
Chief Of Police, yesterday morning.
GERS, and Will. the On taking officer Logans am
Of the side door. ocer Hambin that the
Lonis the Judge Ivy Green por.
ter house. Justice Begar hatess Louis then refused
TO with him until the Judge said he would his 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 madc to him by the policemen Justice Boz
gaI however, pronounces the statement thus made by
the Third ward captain TO be false and malicious per-
version Of the facts as they occurred
a Charge Of False Pretences-.d7est Gouernor'o Re-
os,on Patterson of the lower police arrived in
town yesterday from Pike Mills Potter county Penn
sylvana, having in custody man named Johl G.. Rus
sell aresident of that place whom he arrested in
nttnnnf tho nrnlpt lf thF
Of Van Dusen 4 Jaeger, dry goods merchants, No. 30
Liberty street wherein Russell stands charged with OBJ
tanning bill Of dry goods amounting to $500 aud
wards credit under the following alleged false repre
sentations-It according to the
In the Indictment that Russell called at the store of the
compliments about the sth day of May last and
represented that he wanted to purchase bill of goods
credit and induccment to obtain such credit.
that he the owner of ninety of land
in Windham, Bradford county Pennsylvania and
one-third owner of saw mill in the same
place, all Of which clear and unncumbered
that he was also the owner of four hundred acres
of land at Pike Mills Potter county Pennsylvania where
he resided upon which he had built good mill and
had paid for it, with the exception of $500 for which he
then had the money, and which he would take home
with him to pay; that aside from that of S4Oo he
did not 500 in the world and could pay one-thrd
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 1910 Oh
Whereas 1t has since been ascert aimed, that in fact
Russell was not the owner of ninety of land nor
he the of the other property by
him. but in debt ut the time to the amount of several
sand dollars and nolvcnt and irresponsible Under this
state facts compaiDants 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 Robbery Officers Crosett and Smith,
of the lower police yesterday arrested German named
Charles Yungbirth and German woman named Chris
tina Fausel the landady of German emgrant boarding
house situated at No 81 Greenwich street.-the former
bar keeper in the premises-who stand charged
with stealing from the person Of another German woman
a boardcr in the house named Waldburger Mllhausen
the sum of 500 by force and violence against her will
and consent 1t from the facts in the that
the woman Mihausen was acquainted with one William
Huber and became enciene but instead OF making any
exposure of the matter Huber agreed to pay 500 to
procured and writings drawn up According to the
tract the 500 paid to the and Mr. Huber
received the release. $40 paid to the lawyer
ana the balance $50 the complainant put into her pock
ct. During the day however it became known in the
house that the complainant had $50; accordingly
by the barkeeper and two others held the complainant by
force while Mrs Fause thrust her hand into the pock
ct of the complainant and took ont the 500 counted it
ia her presence. kept it, and then the bareeper turned
her 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 by the First ward police her story listened
to- which resulted in the above complaint being made
The two accused parties taken before Jutsice b.
CART. who held them to bail to answer the charge.
"A Bold Lorcery.-0fficcrs Reed and Radford, Of the
Chiefs Bureau yesterday arrested two known characters
to the police named Ernest Wise and Charles Il. Bone
charge of stealing wooden containing six
yions valued at $50 from the entry doorway of No. 10
Maiden lane the property Of Kite Klcngenberg They
caught in the act by the officers who took them
before Justice Bogar where in default of ST. 600 ball.
they were committed to the Tombs for trial.