The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-21
Police Intelligence.
THE EFFECTs OF PRACTICAL SOCIALISM, ANTIGUA
TED MURDER, ETC.

Yesterday Aternccn spare I0oklng herman OF gen.
teel appearance the Of George Weber stopping
at Frsnch's Hotel hurriedly into the police couIt
st the Tombs His counter depicted alarm, and his
department considerable agta on He stated Justice
Bogart, in broken Engsh "Da. his life in danger
and dat Dc vomans must DO arrested
The curious appearance Of the man, and the alarm
ing state Of mind he exhibited induced report to
ask the magistrate the OF the poor mans trouble
The Justice then Aughingly handed adavt draw
up BY Wsber's lawyer, in which the complainant was
made to swear to the following facts
George Weber sworn, saysThat resides ct French's
HOTEL that about the 10Th day Of june 1852 he
net German woman at the corner of Broadway and
Duane street. she pretty good looking, about thirty
years Of age and called herself Anna Oppernan that
on that evening they entered into . social CON
trast, and agreed to cohabit together long
as they should mutually agree that they
lived together from that time up to the 1st Of July
last past, and during their last months residence
together he found Anna to be . very violent and
passionate tempered woman, having on than
occasion Threatened to hill him. other wise do him
bodily injury; that In consequence thereof
has been compelled to Withdraw himself from her society
and seek repese elsewhere but doing refuses
to let him rest quietly; she follows him about from
place plaoe threatening ds6gure his acs BY throw
III bm oil Of vtIiol unless he returns TO her and
70 . hss the otas. a. y ne was Informed
drug in Pearl street. under the prstsnoe Of killing
bedbugs but he feels positively certain that he l. the
person che intends to Destroy and not bsdbugs she
has frequently followed HIM into lager beer chops,
where . number Of gentlemen were tittiog: on one
occasion he her coming, and managed to sscrs,
h msth abe had with her the time dagger or dirk
FIVE six inches In length which he declared she woud
thrust into Opponents body He therefore considers biz
life danger and seeks redress and protect from
the police authorities
On this affidavit the magistrate issued his warrant for
the arrest Of the who IL raid could be found
resdpg No A. Charlton street but to the closing
Of the last evening Anna had not been captured
ATTEMPT OF A PRISONER TO ESCAPE FROM THE
ToMBS.
On Saturday prisoner detained In the Tornbs named
John puse. on charge of enbezzement sas desper
ale effort to escape from prison. under the following cir
reporter Of the Tribune asked Mr. whimore tue acting
wsroen, for pass TO visit the prison. Toe war
den gave him Of the usual tickets, and he
PASSED In. short time Afterwards he to tia
gate ard Mr. Finlsy the keeper In charge asked
BIN for the pass ticket the ssd he had lost It.
= We'll then" replied Mr. Finlay, "you had better
turn ard lind H. for cannot permit pass unless
you produce the ticket you passed in with I" The
porter returned to the prison aud Informed OF the
keepers Of the loss Of the ticket; but finding it
he again returned 70 the outer gate and asked be
out TIE warden requested his and reporter
wrote his piece Of paper, designating himself
Reporter Y. Tribune" On this Representation he
was allowed to depart
The warden and keepers considered the whole matter
rather curiouf affair and accordingly kept strtct
watch, ard In about fifteen minutes sitter porter
from the main prison. and a. the gats presented
the lost ticket 10 pass out OF no sto ped
the ticket taken from him, and he led back 70 a CELL
where he WAS locked mp,