New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-12
MATTERS AT THE MAYORS oPp,c,
SAruRnAY. Eah "A 49,.

Devlin and Ellen McCae, in Esss Tsirsysi.,h... s'
keeping disorderiy house. which l. freou.ps.I ~
the idle and vicious persons Of that vicinity. g..
plsnant says he hiss seen Policemen take tAs, -.
of, and hide their faces and enter said bosss =, :,
z. NJ, and remain until midnight
WosprRTrL SHRISxAer OF Col d Dusr.-A. s,.
Of returned Australians complain that shsv ~
quantity Of gold dust weighed BY broker IN WAL.
and BY another in Greenwichst, and be,vs..a ~,
two, 81 ounces shrank to As.
MIsDIrDs OF A MILITARY MARsHAl.-Cs.,,.,.
is made that the Military Marshal at No. ~ 20.
ct. endeavors to collect fines from persons Over ~.
from those who are not citizens, and other, nh, ~.
not lisole to military duty.
INSPECTION or FLrEs-The Mayor hu v,is.. A..
following letter to MIR. Alfred E. Baker. Fir ~"
shai of this City: =
ALrsrp z. B.xER, Ese Fire Marshal "'"N
caused By detect: IN tie sus. the ehs,. 81 rsss s,..
the names Of the masons or enuders Ia each case
Very respectfully. FERNANDO WOOD. x.,~
To Obligc householders to keep their chimneu .ps
ues in proper repair is matter Of sound policy, "a
will undoubtedly be the means saving much prop,
erty from fire.
CoRRxcrIoS.--Mr. Donuell informs Ne that A.
statement in THE TRIBUNE Of Friday, setting ,.r,h
that Cspt Alderman had warned him to ,ecrr, n.
lime. kiln, etc., is not correct. He further ss.sv,s
that il is impossible to prevent Migrants from rsia,.
access to the kiln. Mr.. Donnell assures Us that h
has done everything In his power to proven, the O..
currence of accidents from his lime kiln.
ExrIcISG GIRLS INTO HorsEs OF Ill Flxs.-k
young and interesting looking Swiss woman, about
&c years Of age, appeared at the Mayors Office this
morning and preferred complaint agsinst one CAsa
Reinhsrt IS notorious "procurer for houses Of
i'll fame in this City. 1t appears from the statement
th.t che came to this country about one year siaes,
with about $40 in her possession, and was .akeaso
an emig,snt boarding house in Greenwich ST., where
she was robbed of $500, the first night she slept IN
the house. by some porson who broke into her room.
The next day she discovered her loss, but wa IN.
able, from the fact Of being stranger in the City 10
procure any clue to the robber. She Left and went
to another emgrant clearinghouse the same day,
and was there robbed Of the balance Of her money
that night, by some person who had watched her.
Thrown thus upon the charities Of strange City,
without cent In her pocket she, after some dsya
succeeded in procuring a situation as waiter in
lscei beer saloon where she was married to young
German with whom she has lived until within the p~
three or four weeks when he was arrested and ssnt
TO Black wells Island on q charge of larceny. This
Charles Rcinha,t the accused, being an acquaintance
of her husband, and app uenty taking great inter.
est in her welfare induced her TO put implicit con.
fdence in him, and to let him have o portion Of her
husbands clothing to take charge Of. He know
ing her to be in destitute circumstances, offered 10
procure her good situation in a German family
and accordingly took her to q house OF III fame
in Frankfortst, kept by man named WI.
beck, who Immediately engaged her as servut
She staid in this house but one night, when she
discovered its real character, and LETT the NEXT morn
ing few days after, she met this same Charles and
told him about the house. lie pretended to be ignor'
ant Of its real character and to feel sorry for taking
her there. He then offered to get her another place.
which offer she accepted, when he proceeded to Der
home, got her clothes, and took her to No. - Chsrch
st., another notorious house Of prostitution keptby
Christian Herman, who took her In and paid the sad
Charles az, for his trouble The girl, supposng ~
right allowed her baggage to be taken into the houss
Before finishing her dinner she discovered the char.
acter Of the house. and left Immediately, witheuf
having taken sufficient notice of the exterior OF tho
house. or the number Of the same, anything about
il, to again find Il. She subsequently found stus.
ton in Pearl st. but unable to 90 to it, In conss-
queuce Of not having clothes to wear. On looking
for the house in Church st., abe unable 10 dnd H.
as che could give no description Of it, neither could
che tell the name Of the proprietor or person who
took her there, other than as Charlie, as she hA
heard him called. Saturday morning she, however,
again met this Charlie to whom she related what bad
happened when he readily offered to go with her and
procure her baggage. Arriving at the house de-
scribed, the proprietor refused to give up her beg.
gage until she paid him 81 so, which be said 10
owed him for board, &c. Charlie seeing that thers
was likely to be some difficulty, cleared out end lsR
the girl. The girl proceeded to Sergeant Bells oaaoa
and stated the above facts when the Sergeant sent -
officer for the keeper Of the house, who arrested M
Herman, and brought him before Sergeant Bell. NJ.
Herman begged Of the officer on being arrested, W
take him to see Mr.. Monco, officer detailed ct To
Court Of Sessions, before taking him to the City H
as he had something to say 10 him. Sergeant Bel
took him before Mayor Wood, who directed that ths
affidavit Of the girl and Mr.. Herman DO taken, q
corroboratve evidence against said Charles. Sergts
Bell then dispatched Officer Frende 10 watch for and
If possible, arrest said Charles, and bring him forth
with before bis Honor, to be dealt with ss the lsw
directs. Annexed are the affidavits
CITY AND COUNTY OF Nrw Yosx, IS Mary wasd9, r.
ssys that about z7h day Of January lass she
taken BY named Charles HeLhs to whom she hs4 ~
piled for situstion to house No frsnkforts which
horSe o. and deponsnt further sys that whss -
cSe R the. s nS 81 Is 70 s. ,hs 5
place. tho ssa RsiShsr then took her foowins
Ing under the prtense Of rnhns her with sl
situation, to house, No ChuIchst, kept BY ssnee
Christian Herman 10 which he conveyed her, with her trak
and band spd deponent further that this place -
house Of prostitution and that she. deponsD left stx
stay Of only two hours In eewderod state Of mad uss
able her effects TIL the February whss
shs found said Renhst ct biz residence No. le9 Brsonse
and required him convey her Hsmsns place. fscss
effects; and that the 10th che stss tbs
By said Rsnhst when ssid Herman refused give % ~
effects without being paid 81 So which dsponent ID no
Mt she