The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-22

CHARGE OF sWINDLlNG CALIFORNIA EMGRAN16.
James W. Daley, keeping California ticket Office at
No 1o2 Wsst street brought before Justice Osborne
yesterday monog by officer Devoe charged with having
swindled James Il. Iapseey, late Of st. Francisvile
Clerk Co., Mo-, Of s2sl by selling him berth tickets
instead of staterooms in the second cabin. The
paDant alleges that he arrived 10 this city the 10th
lust, having letter OF introduction to Mr. J. w. Ray
mond Of this city, that he called at No 102 Vest street
(sbe office Of the accused) ard there Daley wno
learning the compartments business sent out for per-
son who represented himself Mr.. Raymond. CON-
plsirant gave him the letter Of introduction which
being read. Raymond said it H all right and asked him
he whsd to purchase passage tickets tor California by
the Panama route. Complainant said be did, and pur.
chased from Daley four tickets which were represented
by the latter good for In the second cabin
For these tickets compaiIsnt PAID Dsiey SS7o but sub
RAYMOND. No I7s West street. where DON informing
him that he had paid 1915 for the tickets the agent told
him that he had been defaudsd out Of eSl % for ths
tickets not state but merely open berth
tickets which Mr.. Lapslsy had paid great deal too
much Upon lear oing this the complainant proceed
ed to the Mayors off ~, where he entered comp Amt
against Daley for obtaining money under false prsences
The accused held to the charge BY the mag
istyate issuing the warrant. bearing In the case Is
pec.ed to come off o-dsy ss 1o.oclock An
CHARGE OF HURGLARY--RECOvERY OF STOLEN PRO-
PERTY.
Four men, named sohn Malone, Michael Brennan
Francis Thompson and Thomas Roe, taken int,
tody by officers Lent Carpenter and Spear Of the Eighth
ward police, charge Of breaking into the saloon OF
George Cox corner Of Canal and varick Streets and
stealing valuable property therefrom. The prison.
had been watched throughout the entire night, and
we're finally bounced upon they were quietly packing
up the goods 1t ia supposed that this gang broke into
the wine cellar of Mr. q. Clark, In B0~dwsy, on the
3lst ut Brennan Of the par ties arrested on Sun
day right taken into custody suspicion Of havg
bep implicated in breaking into the candy store o. Coun
cion Wild weeks ago but WAS discharged on ac-
count Of the nensppssrauce Of the complainant The
prisoners all brought before Justice DAWSON ct the
Jefferson Ma ket Police Court where they were commit
ted for tisl 10 default of bail.
Soe the arrests Of these worthless, Captain
Turnbu with two OF his men, upon nfcrma ION obtain
ed ,om of the prisoners proceeded to the houses
Nos 40 and 6t LAurers street, the former occupied oy
Bridges enpar, and the latter by Elizabeth Csmposl
where they found concealed large quantity % goods
cor sissing OF cothing dry goods beddng wine ana
mary other articles Of value, which said N have
been stolen Some Of the lace goods found here bad tae
mark Of Mrs. Tipp mner Of Division stree printed
upon them thsn. Besides these articles there was
great quantity of coal snugiy slowed away in ocxes'
which had been obtained from Mr. keliock me supcrn
ter dent OF door poor under ths giro OF want ano
privstiep While the officers were here coiecting the
goods several young Fellows made thsir appearance aud
were arrested of being thieves rne woman
Rrsnnsu yss also taken into custody on suspicion OF
beins engaged the occupation o receiving stolen
The vsmsp Campbell was detained as = w,tsess. The
yooas thus obtained filled two carts Those having
erv stolen frcm them Of late tho gods at the
Eighth ward station house.
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