The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

tcrnoon by officer Sampson, Of the reserved corps
charged with being fugitive from PHILADELPHIA where
alleged he stands indicted for false pretenee Bggs
II is sao made his escape from Philadelphia tor6etinr
his bail and leaving his bondsman In dseuty This 4
the same individual who years ago tried in
this city for having attempted to extort $50 900 from
William D. Asor and for which he sentenced 10 five
years confinement in the state prison. lie vas taken
back to Philadelphia for trial.
FELoNIous ASSAULTS.
james Ray arrested by tho FRS, ward police
charged with having inflicted serious wound upon the
person Of james Mcfiuings by striking him in the
head wteh club The prisoner was brought before Jus
ee Welsh who committed him 10 prison for exanin
The wounded conveyed 10 the New York Hosp-
tai for medical attendance.
Mary Kelly also arrested by Of the First ward
policemen, charged with having assaulted Thomas Smith
by hitting him heavy blow the head with glass bot
tie. The took place in lager bier saloon
156 Greenwich street where these parties became engaged
IN quarrel Mary was committed 70 prison ty Jasdco
Welsh.
John condish appeared before Justice Connolly yescr
day. and made complaint against John Hamblin for
feioniou assault. The complainant stated that Hsmb
lin struck him about the head and face. with bar oi
iron, infcting very injuries. warrant is-
sued for the arrest Of Hambn who being arrested
committed by the magistrate a charge of felonous
assault.
ALLEGED FRAUD IN THE SELLING OF CALIFORNIA
PASSAGE TICKETS.
John Andrews was arrested by officer Wallace of the
reserved corps charged with having derauded Christian
Cook and others by selling them tickets 70 California.
toe Nicaragua route. at exorbiant rae. Tho
claimants aegc that tbay each paid 500 for their tickets
which j. than the proper price. II l. also charpeo
that Andrews sold them ticket which he represented
being good for the Panama troute but which IN reality
nothing on less than pass the Nicaragua
route. Justice Welsh held the accused 10 bail 70 answer
the charge.
pRFAKIS0 Ur or Az ALLEGED pIsoRpgRLY HOUSE
The Sixteenth ward police under The command Of Capt
Mckee made descent upon the premises 81 aud 81
West Twenty fourth street and arresed all the inmates
difordey characers They taken before the pre- ID
ing Justice Of tho second District Police Court where
hey gave their names Richard Butler Ellen Butter
Martha Cosiar, Frederick Costar, william Boyd Mary
Mekllop aud Robert Patterson. The fret hve NAMED
sent 70 blackwel's Island vspfnnts Will,
Mary Mchilop discharged, and Robert Patterson
who demanded hsar.ng repanded for examina ton
he iast named individual l. charged with grand larceny
and i was upon ts charge Aht h. was held pr exirn
nation The place has been much complained of late
. great annoyance 10 the neighhors.
ANOTHER sTABBING AFFRAY.
young named James Barnes, taken into Gus.
ody Yesterday by the Sixteenth ward police, charged
With having severely stabbed an acquaintance u his
named james McGowan, with knife while engaged with
him in a fight In Nineteenth The injured youth
taken 70 the station house where he attended
hy the dis rict Young BarneF fsnnh con
eeaed IN closet ~ hs faher house hnd when searched
ty he ocer loaded rsvoiser found in bis posses
tion. lie committed 10 await the result II he
wounded lad injuries. by Justice Pearcy
SUSPICION or BURGLARY.
man named William Thompson arrested yester
day by oficer xon, 81 the sixth ward police aus
Iici1n Of burglary. he having In his possession the
time ot arrest tho keys IL the store II Messrs Bliss
htllng, OF No 202 Broadway The accused brought
before Justice Welsh ~ the Lower Police Court here
he was committed 70 prison. in default Of $500 bail
ARRESTS FOR IsToxIcATIos.
During the past forty eight hours the number cf
will be from the following table
M1gis'rGte. Commitments.
First District Police Court. Justice Welsh ........ 80
Second \ ..yssiice peArey........... "a
Third Justice Wood. ....,....... n
Total q,