The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-21


bic decrease In the number Of the places open The
great difficulty arises in the Fourth ward where the
Mayor IL unable to revoke licenses and where number
Of rumsesrs continue, in defiance Of his stringent
ders, to vend liquor on Sunday.
N The Mayor entertained the hope that as Councilman
Cusack had to the Of those break
ing the law, be would be enabled put stop the sale
Of liquor in the Seventh Council district, Fourth ward;
but communication has been received from that gen.
teman, declining, reaec ion, TO lend HIS efforts to
make this portion Of his ward orderly other parts
Of the city on the Sabbath day.
The number or places reported where liquor was sold
ss follows Second ward !; Fourth, III Seventh B;
4 Tenth, Il Nineteenth, 2; Twenty second, Q. mum
Der Of saloons &c. reported supposed to DO sell
but the police have positive evidence Of the fact
They will however, be carefully looked after by the re
serve corps on Sunday next.
EXTENSIVE FRAUD UPON MIGRANTS.
Two men, named Levi and Flattig were arrested JOS
teIaay BY officers Roach and Frencc, Of Sergeant Bells
SQUAD on the complaint Of Carl Keller and Rosa vogs
who charge them with forcbly obtaining $500 worth Of
ewelry from them by falsely representing themselves
DO Custom House officers The following 10 the AFT
eavt Of Carl Keeler, upon which the arrest made
and WI ch Ii cerroborated by another Rosa
,vose--
ing at b2S Pearl street. in this city, being duly
deposes and That he arrived here about the
Do1sn HsSas and on his ARRIVAL he
board at the house of Christian Voge No. 81 Sullivan
about sna bs further that wAs, ss.s on
by countryman Of his named Fattig, who IL employed
in the forwarding edace Of Msasrs, Iosey Co, loa
Greenwich street, that Fattig asked deponen. whe
her be had brought any jewelry fr,m Germany, and
50, If he would no. be willing to sell some Of Il and
he (Fsttg) wanted to buy Christmas present for
Fh,s wife, and that he deponent submitted aud showed
his stock Of jeSely worth about Ave hundred dollars
10 Flattig. who then bought three sets OF ear
worth seven dOAr6 and dep0nent further
that on the following day he came to his residence;
ocers and said that they had been informed BY
said fattig that he deponent possessed struggled goods
compelled to arrest him and send him to the state prison
he, the depcnent did not fee from the city; and de-
further says that he became very much alarmed
ulcers, when he found tbs his key would not open his
runk He was then told by Mr. and Mrs vegel tina.
hese tried to open his trunk with false keys and
lad broken the lock thereon whereupon deponent
hatchet and herewith forcbly opened his trunk and
andum book, to ssid mem and aed from bers over to
Jersey City from whence he returned to New York after
COX passage on the steamer Empire City for New Or.
cans whence he went to Mobile to his friends and
ave.tiga,s the matter above mentioned, and maize
omplaint necessary and deponent further says that
INST, and recognized one Of the alleged Custom House
Ulcers In man named Levy, who Is runner for the
hudson River Railroad and dsponsnt farther says that
believes that said Levy and his companions and the
bovs mentioned Flattg have been in robbns
Of the above mentioned property And further de-
Sworn TO before me- this goth day of February 1856
b. w. OSBORNE, Police Justice.
DISHONEST JUNK DEALERs.
strict surveillance win hereafter be kept upon all
shops suspected Of being the receptaces Of stolen
roperty and In every Of detection the proprietor
IN be punished TO the full extent Of the law. Bryan
sosers keeper of establishment Of this description,
complained of yesterday morning. and warrants for
10 arrest issued the affidavit OF Daniel Asher,
olceman Of ths Thirteenth ward stating that he has
een in the habit Of purchasing stolen goods, knowing
jsem to be such.
RAUDULBNr OPERATIONS OF AN INTELLIGENCE
oFPICE.
The following AFFIDAVIT was taken by Mr. Sender, Of
migrant Department in the Mayors Office, yester
~ and Immediately after the license Of the Office com.
lain. Of revoked
CITY aid County of Ne,o Fork ss-John Kaul residing
169 thirty second street, being sworn, says that
ON advertisements In the newspapers this depooent
induced, about the It'll Of November last, to
III 1t the intelligence Office Of Messrs. Rosensten Thai
elmer at ~ BroAdway in this city, for the purpose Of
then and there told by person whose name he be-
to be Thalheimer, and who Ia one Of the 6rm Of
tuaiion immediately vinegar factory in this city,
pom paying him said Thalheimer, atty cents; that
"a did dirty cents for the purpose aforesaid whom
was told to call again the next morning, when he
ould Be supplied with stus'ion; and dsponelt iurtss,
Us, that for the following fourteen days he called
sariy every other day, but not furnished with
tuation promised TO him but the 2lst day OF Mo-
ember he was told by the firm Of Rosenstein 4 Thai
elmer that II deponent would pay them two dollars
ore they would furnish him with situation as . la
paid to said Rosensten T6slhemisr two dollar but
a when he called as he was required he did not ges
s not able get said situation to receive his
onsy. And deponcnt further saith not JOHN KAuL
b. OSBORNE, Police Justice
THE PRINTERS AND THE MAYOR.
The following highly complimentary letter to Mayor
cod from the New York typographical Society,
eeived yesterday by Mayor Wood;
NEW York TYpooR APHIoAL SOCIETY,
NEw York, Feb. Is, 1855.
How. FERNANDO wooD Dian Shat regular
Of The Ne. Ys sSs ssa on
Re, Owed That the hanks of the New York Typogra
& Honor tie Mayor, Fernando Wood, for the able
.nner in which he presided .. the festival given By the
enins, Jan lib, 1854 also for the donation in behalf
the Printers Free Library ID.
H. CLAY LASyrus, Secretary.
THE MAYORS COMPLAINT BOOK.
Michael Doran, OF AIS Cherry street. complains that
acher in the public school in Monroe street, in the
venth ward, nnmercfuly best his son, Thomas Doran
spine and mind Of the boy are seriously injured:
ran therefore prays that the Mayor may abate like
ueity in said school and other places
James NJ Greeley, Of Boston, Mass, bound to Cslifor
mplans that he has been deffauded out Of $27 BY
mock auctoreer, doing business at No 100 Broadway,
mad j. b Shrecyer, BY purchasing worthless watch.
beer Lindsay sent TO the shop aud recovered the
opey. ~ -
That loafers congregate front Of the door Of ~ Ca
street, break the windows and threaten 10 have
AZ ee the inmates Of the house for reasons which
ey (the loaftrs) do not feel disposed 70 give They
congregstc and make these threats In the
The occupant Of the house declares II they do not
By away she win shoot them. Referred TO Captain
erner, Of the Eleventh ward.
hat the candle factory Of Louis Housberger, at No
.ncey street Ia great nuisance in consequence OF
st. nch which arises from the soap fat, &c used by
en- making the candles. Referred " the City In
ector. - . =.
John sexerry corner Of Eighth and Fifty fourth