The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-12
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A Charge Of Obtaining Property by False pretences-
Yesterday Sergeant Mansfield arrested two young men,
named Charles II. Clark and Sanders N. Rowe war
rant issued by Justice Bocart, wherein they stand
charged with obtaining quantity Of segars valued
street under alleged false representation. The false
pretence said to be in the accused parties representing
they were owners of certain quantity Of land in the
State OF Ohio The segars were obtained In January
last and after the purchase 1t is alleged that the
accused sold them at much less price than what they
protested to pay. The magistrate before whom they
were taken committed them to the Tombs to await q
further hearing.
Michael M.,phy the Murderer again in the 76mbs.-A
few days ago Michael Murphy, the who tried in
named Field again arrested Thejury acquitted the
that he be kept in place Of safety. The prisoner
having enlisted in the army prior to the murder the
Court ordered him to be sent back to Bedloes Island On
Monday the prisoner again the city, became intoxi
Gated and the police conveyed him to the Tombs in
ravinc condition 1t is to be hoped that the public
thores will take proper OF this before he per-
petrates another homicide
Charge Dismissed-on the charge pending against
Mr. rfachler the druggist in Centre street being
ned before the magistrate respecting the alleged neglect
in not labelling bottle containing poisonous mixture, 1t
found TO be mistake and the magistrate honorably
acquitted Mr.. Pfachler of the charge.
<;rsea and ReHTn Of Fugitipe-Oficer Norris of
the Chiefs aids, yesterday arrived in the city from
Charleston s. c. having in custody man named Jacob
T. Ruhl, charged with perjury and forgery requisi-
ton from the Governor of this State to the Governor Of
South Carolina Mr.. Norris has been absent for several
months past in the Southern States for the benefit of his
soner.
Arrest Of BurgIor-A coorcd man, named Jas Scott,
was caught on Monday night by officer Tucker of the
Fifteenth ward, who detected him coming from the
dwelling house No 81 Sullivan street. where he had fore
cd the lock of the door, and had stolen three female
dresses valued at five dollars the property Of Mrs Har
riet nsley The evidence being conclusive against the
prisoner he committed TO prison for trial BY Justice
Clarke
The Notorious Charley Quina Aryestei-Capt Speght,
OF the Twenty first ward, Monday night arrested the
colored man named Charley QUINN charged with keeping
hevng den or, designated by the police, panel
crib which seduced to visit by decoy females,
and there robbed of their money Charey's place
situated in Ihiryninth street, between Sixth
and Broadway, in which the police found three white
girls and one yellow The whole party taken before
Justice Stuart who committed them all to prison, and
intends understand sending Charley and his female
associates for at least three months each to the Penten
tary on Blackwell's Island
A Charge Dismsscd-A charge Of stealing pocket
book containing $50, made few days since by Philip
Sherer against Henry Roth. The facts hearing be-
fore Justice Clarke showed that Mr. Roth innocent
the pocketbook and money having been left by the
panant at the store No. 12S Twenty ninth street. which
was taken Of by Mr. VIM. Brunenk, and by him
stored to the On this fact appearing the mags
rate honorably acquitted Mr. Roth and dismissed the
charge.
day arrested individual supposed to be the genius who
swindled number of people last winter by selling them
coal and defrauding them out Of the money All
who been cheated would further the ends Of justice
by calling on the magistrate at the police court Jefferson
Market, where the accused Ia detained in custody.