The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-25

Western States out Of 5000 by this bali and safe game
The particulars of this interesting Of verdancy and
duplcity published at length some weeks ago. it
Is unnecessary to repeat the story Mofatt dets,n
ed until the arrival OF Mr.. Shpey who has been noii-
fed Of the arrest and viii probably arrive here to
row IN order to identify the accused aud prefer com
plant against him
few days ago, countryman from ons OF the West
ern Territories, arrived in this city important but
ness and 1t being transacted satisfactorily the next
thing to be done 10 ges full OF the elephant,
at as small cost as possible The acquaintance Of RAJ
tracted The Crystal Palace and other curosites the
rural districts visited, but at enormous x.
ReDss ,0r the SoG;ntIyn.o xhne making tue sscar
quantance $75 and gold watch which as matter Of
course be will never lay eyes upon again: bogus
check one of the most fourisbng OF banking
stiturons, given collateral security which the
verdaDt one was wise enough to carry home With him.
they should intend paying visit 70 the metropolis
ALLEGED HIGHWAY ROBBERY IN THE PARK.
Three young man named Thomas Tuomsy, Michael
Fleury and William Mulholland arrested BY the
Sixth ward police charged with having robbed john
Murphy, resident OF Harlem, while he crossing
Poocks saloon in Chatham street. on Saturday morn
ing at rather early hour he folio we'd the
Park BY these gentlemen who had previously obtained
midway frcm Broads ay they surrounded him he SAYS
sno, knocking him down, uncereuaonously took from
amount OF money nd promiseory notes. The cries OF
Mr. Murphy for help attracted the attention of
cused Yesterday the prisoners taken before Jus
tce Bosert ut the Lover Police Court where they
committed for trial
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.
Lewis Msnlins captain Of the brig Emily, brought
before Justice Bogar. on Saturday morning, charged
with having attempted to violate the person OF Ca-one
Scott while the latter hoard the vessel pas
sepeer from Wilmington, Del. to this city The CON-
planant in her Affidavit states that one two days
after leaving Wilmington the captain came to her berth
from his grasp she in ssttios upon
deck thereby saved from any further moiesta
ton she alec states that when the brig was coming
THE hsrbor the accused to kiss her and take
rspeed The examination in the case has not yet
SnsSen the cSaas. Preferred against Si@ :
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCXNY AND RECEIVING STOLEN
GOODS.
Mary Jane Brown, lately domestic In the employ offs
Jksn of lac East Nineteenth street, arrested by
officer sprague OF the Eighteenth ward police charged
with having stolen gold watch and chAu and other
articles of ewery, valued in all at $780, from her era-
poyer portion o. the property found In the
session of the woman when searched BY the officer.
When oned to what she had done with the gold
watch she said that she bad given it to sweer named
L. Sivertbaw, Who, in return, gave her pair OF ear
rings worth about So Upon the statement OF the pr
Sverthsv was also taken into custody, charge
have been stolen Both prisoners were being brought
before Justice Dawson, committed for examnat
CHARGE OF FORGERY.
Frenchman, named August Cazaran was arrested
yesterday by officer Scott Of the Fifteenth ward police,
charged with Obtaining money by forged letters, on
several citizens Of this city The complainant in this
case Mr. Adams of No. $50 Beecker street. states that
the accused obtained SAL from him on forged letter
purportirg to have been from Mr. Parcy Of the Ju.
venie Asylum The prisoner arrested some days ago.
charged with having been connected with the late Dec
tory fraud In bis possession found lot OF letters
addressed to some Of the most Influential doing
burmese down town, Who it Supposed he intended to
ting funds ont II Mr.. Adams The accused was taken
before Justice Pearcsy at the Second District Police
Court, where he was committed for examination.
CHARGE OF FALSE rRErENCBs.
A grocerymsn named Charles Grosbaum arrested
by officer Murray, charged with having obtained s26
worth Of sperm candles from D. F. Wright Of l4o Maid
en- ane BY false pretences and fraudulent representa-
ticrr From the adavits before the magistrate 1t APP
pears that the defendant bought the goods from Me-
wright and promisedo pay the carmsn when he should
deliver the at his store In West Twenty fifth street.
The carman alleges that after delivering tue goods he
was Informed by the accused that he had paid Mr..
and that the matter all right. o. these
lions which it is alleged were totally false the carm.n
left the sosSs at the store o. the sGcnssd Without
committed the prisoner for trial.
DESCENT UPON A DIsoRDERLY HOUSE.
At late hour Saturday night, the Sixteenth ward
police made . descent upon the house of James o.
Rourte In Twenty ffth street. Tenth avenue and
arrested the proprietor and several of the inmates
Pearcsy, the magistrate committed them All Black
wells Island for tho Summer season, as reward for
their good behavior.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.
EivaId Matheny and William Clark were arrested
by the Eighth ward police, charged With having made
attempt to enter the Of Richard NJ. Pe Of the
Collamere Rouse, 532 Broa way with intent to steal
lot Of jewery from the premises The com plainsnt,
who boards this hotel heard persons trying to
get into his bedroom by turning the door key and
getting up who was at the coor the men ran off,
The accused found In the hotel subsequently,,
der somewhat suspicious circumstance, and were ar
rested tY officer, Bogsrt on suspicon Justice Peareey
committed the accused to prison.
ARREST OF FEM ALE FOR FALSE PRsTENcEs.
A woman named B.rbaretta Coohe was brought be.
foeyustce Pearcey, ct the Second District Police Court
charged with having, by false pretencss and rAudulsn
approximation obtained dress patterns Of the value
sccuied Il IL alleged called 1t tbs millinery store aai
representing that she had been sent BY Of Madame
Qs customers for some dress patterns, from which
variable pieces Of goods, and dsoanped. Yesterday,
however, shs arrested and committed to prison oy
the magistrate. The property has not yet been
eIed
HOPEFUL YOUTH.
boy about sixteen years Of age, named Daniel Nc.
Gratb, was srreoted Saturday night By officer
Mcclure Of the Fourth ward police charged with nav.
ing burglarousy entered Tie grocery store OF John
Cooley at No IL Roosevelt street and stealing thre-
from about enc dollar in small change The burglary
Effected by Frying OF one Of the rear window shut
tiers. On arIestiDg McGrah several places OF cola
found in his possession identified by Mr. C,dey
beirg HIS property, from the fact Of his ting private
marks upon the coin. THIS hopeful youth brought
before Justice Boeart yesterday NOR ming, who com
mittsd him Ia full for trial tu
HOTEL THIEVES SHOWN UP.
Two old hotel thieves arrested In Broadway on
Friday night and we're taken to the Cbers ocs where
ser being shown up to All the policemen in that neigh
borhesS a. OLD thisv ssd ,srcns Of our prsess they
ersiocsed up for sramisauss.