The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-06


The Mayors Once presented an unusually lively and
active sppearascs yesterday morning, especially in the
portion appropriated for Poes Court held by Justice
Osborne Recssty ssdustisa have bseome very
common that scarcely day without there being
complaint made BY sone unfortunate girl deceived by the
iaithess promises and seductive of some
gay lothsrio or disbonoraele rascal few days ago,
young Irish girl ~ppesred before Justice Osborne and
made afBoavit 81 ,iows-
Tha. th month Of July Angus. last became So
tie north to DO serving and house work
ner Ninety sinsh street and slccminsd.is where
going i've with sd wills b, Kept
deponsns rssssa until che had been living At
his 'sss, three s, y 10 hsI :s % ;ssmTy pro
rely IBIS d ssh him .
Bis Wife, but he has since refused 70 uai his Of
p.Irass las turned her And the said wills has
raetr and has injurious procured her dschsrse
se therefore shsrres the ' said csarss wills
be sa q ssoaH ;af
Mr. Wills procured bail for $500 to appear in answer
to this complaint.
R0BsIFG LADY IN THE STREET.
Az lady, named Mrs. F. Prime was proceeding TO the
Union Bank yesterday morning with check for s1ss Is,
wbsh gwen TO her by her husband for the purpose
Of getting it cashsd her pocket picked and the
check extracted therefrom, By juvenile thief, who
detected the act BY little girl who accompanied
srs Prime TIE young scamp made hts legs do tasir
outsp*ec his pursuers. The only recourse LETT,
therefore was to proceed to the bank immediately
70 stop the payment This was done. Shortly after,
full grown into the 4kce of the
eaS ppon being nd snrnnr
Prime bad anticipated him, he rushed cut Of the bank
and eDoeavored TO max. his escape In this attempt he
was ucliy frustrated BY an efficient officer who. with
great difficulty, arrested BIN ut the While
persons examining the check the prisoner grab
bed it, and swallowed than half Of it, order
n no bN CIV, nst re-
commenced the proprety of giving the prisoner
smspc Ter the purpose Of obtaining the msstcatsd
Justice Osborne.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENCEs.
AGerman woman, aged nineteen years, and named
sabns Bergman, was arrested Monday in Brooklyn,
by officer Bumsts adj suspicion Of having fsloniouly
stolen and carried away from the possession Of Mr..
Abram Jacobs, Jewish merchant, doing business at
No. II Division street, amount Of property. From
the evidence taken before Justice Osborne IL
that the female was in the employ Of Mr.. Jacobs,
and that one morning she disappeared without
having given any previous intimaton of her inten-
ton Of doing 60 rhi. circumstance aroused the
searched his premises for the purpose Of seeing
.as's1 Of his property had es.n
that number OF articles missing, and that
his pocket minus some three four hundr dol
officer 70 aid him in ths pursuit Of the domestic
with whose assistance she was on Monday traced 10
Brooklyn, and there arrested The following large
amount Of property found in her possesson:-In
soa CON- consistDg Of double eagles eagles half eagles
end quarter eagles, s2os; sundry silver coins, six
worth So; one silver sugar tongs worth 81 so; one
silver salt one silver pepperbox and silver cup
quantity Of dry goods worth $40 and gold chain
and necklace, worth s22 The girl acknowledged her
guilt but rad she aid before, and would
bowels OF compassion were not, however, moved, and
the girl sent to prison to brood her first false
step