The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-20


and child, B Evans wife and child Mrs Rigbura and
two children, Mcnonsld Mrs Mshony, Mrs. IVES.
senger and infants Mrs Moose Srs Trainer and
infant Ms EAgan and child, Mrs Collins and infant
blood and wife, B Webb Jr, and wife, @ Mcclellan
and wife suffer- wife and two children Sterling,
wife and child Miss Peterman, Lofenberger. vito
and three CHILDREN Geo PisLham, wife and four child.
rem N Mcnamara Jas IAwess wife and Ave children,
Mrs Trengove, and others in Storage.
Police Intelligence.
MORE FRAUDS UPON THE IMMGRANTs-A NEW
DODGE.
The facts OF an ingenious robbery upon German i'm
migrant, came to light yesterday which beats all the
former rascaty Of emgrant runners and such har
all TO smash On the LIST inst complaint was made
before the Mayor by German immigrant, named Chas
Kin who alleged that arriving in this country with
draft upon one OF our leading banking houses for
slss 30, he was met by who spoke his language
auenty and in very friendly manner offered to guide
him during bis stay in the great city of New York clear
OF all those difficulties attending the arrival Of foreigners
In this city, in the shape of imposition upon them Of
every conceivable nature Kint highly delighted at
the profeet friendship of this irdyiuai and piaced
the fullest confidence in him. Accordingly at the re.
quest OF the stranger he went with him TO the Mocha.
MICS Banking ssociaon building to get the draft
yerted INTO gold Here they met by person. who
very politely gave them check which he caei gold
en- check for the draft saying that the could get
Kint and his newly acquaintance then departed
from this building and separated the latter wishing the
former all prosperity imagif able In his pursuits through
me lie duped Individual soon found, however, that
he bed come sharper of the hardest kind and
that The golden cheek" was very much below par
that in fact, II was only worth just much blank pa
per, aud that the whole transaction an Ingenious
swinde from beginnr to end Inform alton beg given
OF the irand to officer Bell attached to the Mayors Of
nee that astute Policeman from the desert ptou given
TO lin by the complainant succeeded in arrestng the
accused parties yesterday On being taken before his
Ware'on and Jacob Ccnhemer. Here they were identi
fed by Kin. the persons that represented both the
friend ard tie banker who did him out of ary 5000
and were accordingly committed for examination
LARGE ROBBERY AT THE METROPOLITAN THEATRE q
ARREST OF THE PICKPOcKET AND RECOVERY OF
THE MONEY.
Notwithstanding all the precautions made by the police
authorities to prevent pocket picking the celebration
Of the opening Of the metropolitan Theatre several
persons were relieved in the scientific amer Of
heavy purses and valuable ewelry by the light fingered
gentry who generally to be found in abundance on
such occasions One of the audience the Hon. John NJ
Bolts Of Virginia robbed Of wallet containing $780,
ana did not discover his loss until his arrival at the
Aston House, where he u stopping at present On dis
Fifteenth Ward Station House. to give information Of the
theft Upon arriving there he surprised TO
End that an Individual named George williams there
before him. in whose pocket found the missing money
which was identified by Mr.. Bolts his property
Williams, 1T seems, was by of the Fifteenth
they departing from the theatre and arrested
him upon suspicion Of being pickpocket He was then
conveyed 10 the STATION house. where the missing money
was found upon his person Hc has been committed for
examination by Justice Osborne.
The Late Conspiracy Case in Fifteenth street Yesterday
comp AIT was made before Justice Stuart by a man
nsned Peter Davis sganst Anna Roch and the two Ky
ders. for an attempt at extortion from him He al
legged that called at his house and incurred II ha
could get her place. He said if she was respectable
and could how good character, be guessed he could
get her one She referred him house of
nue. and Thirteenth street for reference Here in
curing for the Iers"nage sought after he met by
Anna, who asked him up stairs into her room where
she locked the door and threw the key the win
dow In few minutes Francis Ryder in and told
nam ne would prosecute him unless he gave him $500
and furthermore II he would not do So he would
blow his brains out that he had within
whistle two hur dred armed at his back who would
do thing for him That the complainant instigated
BY threats, blged to sign paper agreeing to pay
the required and planant wished that he
might be allowed to prosecute the prisoners for
tempt to extort money from him. Justice Stuart in.
formed Mr.. Iavis that the defendants were now in
prison awaiting examination the charge OF attempt
to extort money from Mr. Parker OF Fifteenth street.
AID IL at this occasi his services would be required