The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-20
Police Intelligence.

| Police Intelligence.
HIAvr aoDBERr-ARRssr ON sUsPiCIoN-INrERssf
ING CORRESPONDENCE ON FARO BANKS.
Last evening German named Adam Young was takei
Into sustody BY ssrsean souder Of the Sixth precinct
hos on sspicon OF having, In connection WITH others
o. wen SS06o In gold fxom T. Lug native OF venezuea
Il ~ esss that the complainant, who comparative
stranger N Ibis oty, fell into the company Of the prisoner
and tvo other men, that he gmbled with then and los
about ~ In two that he took the accused into bis
roo at No. 2a2 William street., and showed them the bse
containing The dsabloonr 70 ne amount OF over $4,000
and that supposss they we're ps feOy honest, he took
no pains to conceal ne spet where he ssd the specie
About O'Clock on Saturday afternoon oomp nan' 'er'
bis room for short while, and his return he was %
founded 10 find thah trunk had been broken into and the
doubioons had been carried on. He Immediately
suspected Adam and the other two gentlemen
OF having been implicated In the robbery
and communicating bis suspicious To tho police
had the prisoner arrested. Sergeant souder hat the
accused searched when pack OF cards and some inter-
esDg letters found In bis possession Among the
doou mens thus seized by the police the following
faro addressed TO the prisoner which were writ
ten In German, but being translated read a. Follows
NEW YORK, April Ia, 1865.
Dear Friend-Boh your letters came to hand, and an
glad To hear that you are well aud hearty. There u
NOR circulated here by an American who met you ia
ailvauhie. and said thai you done tip top business
your last letter did not receive any letters from
gan Francisco. ! expect oDe sure ~ the next
steam Nobody know: where the old Baron
spent $1,000. For the last sig or seven weeks
there Ia new faro bank in operation. Doiz and Bash
sfser they were completely broke hired room at 81
street Henser, Tobias, Shuster and Jacobi
The game. Hensier 10 very well Off now. He cleared
ting now Rothschd and Grumthal never set less than
$40. Three hun ired dollars made every day. Billy
Dgersa has beautiful place now. almost opposite the
Preec H0us Ha Ia doinUa huepo
or iess bros now, and don't chance TO make any
thing al preent Our landlaiy going to the
street lam not certain whether shall live there or not,
Clara Is 10 Savannah yet Send my best respects the
Baron, and how are the affairs with bis lady Your
friend. CHARLEY.
Answer Immediately.
PMiADMPMA Monday morning
DxAR FSmSD-Ever since eight days wanted to
inform you that your presence in Philadelphia IS
peeded. The Baron has game Of hi, own nov. Ih,d
beautiful faro game the old Mr. Gebhards at the City
Hotel If have but little luck will be able TO gain
nom $500 to 81 coo in fortnight The be.ers put in From
He has about $500 left Bring half dozen from the Star
Chart OF the mandatory along we have to depend
them IL Rothchild is not disposed to play Tyou don't
latest. have abou, $500 in hands now
have lost but made all up yesterday. you bring
Fortnight have but very little luck Put up a, the
City Hotel at old Mr. Gebhards, and pretend to 70 on
Address Count do seydewitz, care of Mr.. Parkinson
Y. COUNT DE SEfDEWIE
The house of the prisoner, No rs Ludlow street, was
searched with the hope of recovering stolen
properly but no trace Of the missing gold could be disco
things thai attracted the ssnon OF the ofoer ASa
was locked up in the station house for examination.
THE ARSON CASE IN SIXTEENTH srREsr-ACoUssD
COMMITTED TO PRISON FOR TRIAL.
Yesterday Fire Marshal Baker investigated the case Of
against Patrick Naly, before Jushce Fandreau.
The evidence taken wen, TO show very strong Of
guilt against the accused Mrs. Smith, Of the pro-
misses fred situated No. 800 West Sixteenth street, tes
tiled that warrant Of ejecment had been taken out by
her the 1s of July for the purpose Of removing the
cused from the house. he directed to leave and he
quit the premises the 9th inst Another witness testified
that about week prior to Nalys leaving the house he
to her ROOM situated In the house where the fire
Cured, and told her that If Mrs. Smith turned
him out that II he should burn the house
70 finding body belt 10 the alley, within few feet Of
where the fire occurred; the belt given 70 anoshev
wnees, named Peter Carroll the attor suspectng NAy
be the guilty party, TO Nay's room and there
found him. witness noticed that kalys pantaloors
loose about the body and without belt on entering the
Naliy replied "You think that I've SCI Ore to that place"
witness asked him, where his ber bis reply was.
ave lost no witness then showed him the belt that
found In the alley, aud the accused admitted beongedto
bin; James QIonnel resident Of the house, with seye
raj other families, bed ut the time oil the Are Nay
told this itness about the frst Of May last that Mrs
Smith turned him out OF the house he would burn II down
Coy named james WOODS was seated on tuck nearly
in front OF the alley he saw Naly into the alley and
come out again. and In few xer coming oai be
saw tire blaze OF the fire agalnst tho house.
0fcer Cummings testnes 70 arrestns the accused that
be went TO Nally 3 where he found him. Nay said,
81 suppose you Aer me-; the officer said yes,
and remarked that he (Nali) had go, Into pretty bad
business to this Nay replied that "ihey Turned him
OF the house and that be set are 10 IT, the officer naked
him how he did Il, when Naly said that he put some
straw between the weather boards and the plaster. Mrs
Smith ALTO testified that the prisoner wns owing some BIS
for due and that Insurance was on the build
ing, theI sfore bad been destroyed BY IRE abe would
have met with great loss.
The above about the substance Of the evidence In the
cue which " show that the firing Of house was
sctaied by motives Of revenge having been
compelled 10 vscate the premises Tho charge Il
siaI: one o. arson III the art degree, which involves
the life OF the prisoner Jusee on me ooncu
sion Of the evidence taken by the FIRE hashS
the accused 10 prison for athc offender not being en
tied 10 ball
Exrru RoBRxDY nv RIVER Tmsyn ~ couple OF river
thieves ,ucceeded In entering tho cabin or the schooner
W. A. Grialn she lying In the slream Jersey
City, Saturday night, and relieving the captain Of his
trunk aiming clothing and gold 10 the OF $3.50
The robbery perpetated while the captain lying
lettering about the deck OF the vessel! No clue has yet
been obtained n tbs expert rnscals The stolen
consisted chiefly 81 douboons.
SUCCESSFUL OrBsAuoN or PArssr ssFE CANA
souiherner appeared at the superintendent ooe yestcr
day aud stated that he had been decoyed 10 Brooklyn
Saturday and robbed Of slto In cash and a gold watch
operation performed TO the entire satisfaction OF the
sharpers, In secluded dell 10 Greenwood Cemetery No
clue has been obtained 10 the roguea
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