The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-19

| ANOTHER DESCENT UPON THE DANcEHoUsK IN The
REAR OF the AKrUsIoS BUILDING, IN MskUEa
sTBKEr.
Between 10 and II O'Clock on Saturday night the po-
lice Of the Eighth ward msds another descent upon the
dancshouse kept BY cd wheAtley. In the
Of the Art Union Building situated In Mercer street.
complaint having been made BY several residents In
Broome street to Justice Stuart respecting the dsordsr
character Of the above named premises. The mag
issued his warrant Of arrest and the night "a ques
tiop the cfcsrs pounoed In upon them An aissn vas
instantly given by the presence Of the police officers aad
TIE fcamperng which took place be better im gnsd
than described wheAtey proprietor Of the place,
syaded the police by diving dosn trap door into which
many Others folio -ed and thus escaped into the street
by under grouod passage Others, VINO had not une
10 make of this trap did rot possess tina ectet
knowledge Laboed by the police and convey TO
the station house
The ing list constitutes the number Of males and
females taken before the magistrate on Sunday morning
MALES,
John Smith, Barney LX,key.
Charles pavis, Charles johnson,
William Watson, Thomas Henderson,
IhomAs Holmes Edward p,,maa
A. Cooper, ABRAHAM Bfosn,
Peter Avis, rn0mss Jegemins,
VIM S.vNr John C0sten,
Peter Msy, jesse Columbus
Nancy A Lapedon, Mary Watson.
Eliza Dana est, Mary Williams,
Emma Grove, Mary Ellis,
Jane ocel, Mary A. Styles.
MAIg't Mccormick,
Amongst the above named prisoners several clerks
respectabtlity recognized. We presume owsvsr
that most Of the names given fictitious, young
men caught by the police in such places very seldom
give their correct name The magistrate sentenced six
Of the girls to the pententiary for the term
oil tx months % Oh, and among the young men he
CURED some hall dozen to find bail Ia $500 each for
their future good behavor the balance were let 20 on
a repremand with the understanding that if they
sgain caught in like PLACES BY the police the full penal
y If the law would be Inflicted
A Marderos act in Shooting Horse The police yes.
teicsy arrested German named Frederick remer,
charge Of mslcit sly and deliberately shooting horse
street East river. The accused II seems
ga y on Sunday morning. went to the enclosure foot OF
For seventh street, where the horse feeding,
vii rife deliberately leveed the piece fred and shot
ed TO be within sght and the cruel malicious act
perperae and caused the arrest Of the offender Sons
nfeelD g is said 10 exist by Tsmer against Mr..
smI h which is supposed to been the Of his
destroying the lie Of the horse Justice Stewart before
whom he prisoner taken held him to bail in the
sum Of 81 o0e to the charge in default Of which
he committed 10 prison
A Dishonest Wdter-Yesterdsy morning officer Keefe,
one OF tbs Chefs aios, arrested colored waiter employ
ed - the Irving House named Henry Bro charge
the property If Mr.. Nathan G. Bryson, one of the
bosIcers stopping at the above hotel. The accused
1t appears by the affidavit made by Mr.. Bryson,
called up to the room and requested to brush his
clothing the waiter took Mr. Bryson's pantaloons from
the room into the ball in the pocket Of which the
containing the money, brushed them and
again returned them 10 the ROOM shortly af ter when
Mr. took his pantaloons to dress he missed the nsy
The negro was sent for and accused OF taking the
money he denied the charge but the suspicion being
was taken, committed him to prison to answer the
charge,