New-York daily tribune., 1857-09-28

sc,t for execution. The process wss subsequently
:. n.terred TO Officers Kelly, Van ArsdLe and Win.
r ,rbam and others, and they forthwith proceeded 10
a.. MACE designated and arrested Steele, enc of the
,s,tes comp aimed Of. and man giving his name as
Henry Durel the latter being caught in the act of
dealing cards for the game of Faro" while Steele
was acting banker, collecting bets paying stakes
Sc The other defendant was not 10 the room at the
,ped arrest. The following is copy of the af-
10 it made against Ransom and Steele Officer WI.
Galnson made complaint against Durell.
Alexander Boardnlan Of No. % Bo~ery being duly sworn
deposes and that Charles Ransom and Wsn Stees are
the keepers and proPrietors Of gambling house No Bar
Ransom aud William Steele Keep aud building at said
place 70 be used and occupied for gambling and hst
edge and by their and CONSENT deponent further
says that sad Ransom Steele, at the place. No Bar
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and time. aforesaid did bank for the said Steele to
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that Of isepng sabng house OF heuse: and dealing the
and scns look keepers for the game Of Faro aud
other BANKING games where money or property on
to believe and doe. believe that said Ransom
and Ss h,yi now .s5 n their 1 ;'d
table silver dealing boxes, keeper
checks: one one layout and packs I Of
cards and this deponent further that he 10 informed and
aforesaid divers articles of household furniture including
csnter tumbe &c. and that all Of the said articles used
that III h. povey and dctscon threaf vii tend to e.sbS
the fact Of the keeping Of said place by sad
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and Steele and that the said gambling tables device aud
ana other fixtures may held liable to be sold to pay any ads
and which be rendered asans the said
to law.
The parties arrested were detained at the Second
Precinct Station for the night, and taken before JUS
tice Welsh yesterday morning and reqsred to find bail
in the sum of 600 each to the charge at the
Court of General Sessions.
Mr.. David L. Reid Of No. II Crosby street became
surety for the accused who thereupon liberated
from custody. Steele is hrty.one years Of ege, lives
at Tlorepce's HOTEL Broadway, has no business oc
cupation at present. and denies the charge. Durell
is real estate broker thirty three years Of age, and
lives in the city, but refused to state where. He
plead not guilty
The police seized all the implements and parapher
naa of the profession and car.ed them the station
house. While the officers were engaged in making
the arrests and securing the gambling implements,
some interested party ran upon the roof and dis
charged several rockets as is believed, for the pur
pose Of giving the alarm to the man on the watch
tower of similar establishment in Prince street. 1t
il presumed that this discharge of rockets was sig
nal to put the proprieton and keepers Of gambling
bells in Broadway and other streets the lookout for
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-On Saturday evening young
woman nawed Julia Lnch, residing with her mother
in-law at No. % Suffolk street. attempted TO commit
suicde by taking landanum. DIR. Wells called in
and succeeded in restoring her. She gave a reason
for Attempting to destroy her life that her mothern
law had abducted her infant, four months of age.
Showing Ur PIcKPOCKETs.--Y Yesterday morning
number of young pickpockets were shown up to the
police at the Deputy's Office Deputy Carpenter de-
tailed large number of men to follow the iremen's
and whenever they found any Of these
Young scamps, they were immediately arrested. The
result was that complaints made yesterday of
pockets being picked.
For EuRopE-The l.. S. Mail steamship Baltic
sailed on Saturday with 81 passengers, among them
the Hon. Beverly Tucker, L. S. Consul to Liverpool.
FouNDLISGs.-On Saturday night, infant of
about found the steps of the house
occded by the Catholic priest in St street between Sixth
Seventh paper found upon it, stating that
the mother was unable to provide for it. . - . 49,
Another infant was found in front Of M. Weeds Mission
House in Park street both Of the infants were sent 70 the
AlmsHOuse.
FOUND IN THE WATER.-An unknown man, about
years age five feet inches in hight full sze with
and heavy sandy whker under the chin found
floating the dock foot Of Twentieth street East River Coro
ner Hills inquest there being marks of violence
the body the jury rendered verdict Of Death by drown
striped pants old shoes cotton socks aud had strap
bucked about his body The body had been but few days
the water.
FATAL OCCURRENCE ON BLACEWELL's Island
Coroner Conney held inquest at the Ams House, Black
wells Island the body of John Sullivan native OF Ireland
age who Ged there Saturday. The deceased sp
PsuPeT hssns no of "a and M esIg
House. On Saturday morning Sullivan fell or jumped from
receiving sei ni innries which resulted fatally.
Thc Jury rendered verdict OF death by fracture OF the
rom the third story q the House Blackwes Iaad,
" on Saturday, septembef 20, 1881
ARREST OF A FoRGER.-On Saturday afternoon
sn banned Elisha Mott sppehended by Officer Phillips OF
the Second Precinct charged with forging the Of Henry
Eastman OF No 2 Broadway to check on the Park Bank
james r Worth fret teller of the Park Bank. testified that
the the counter for the check IN
question when he detected the forgery and caused his arrest
Hc also testified that about the 10th OF the present month
check pnrporiug TO have been drawn by H. W. Eastman for
about 400 81 and which has since been pronounced BY Mr.
be forgery presented to said Bank aud he identified
Mott the who presented said check aud received the
money.
II w. Eastman testified that the check signed H. w East
and drawn upon the Park Bank for the OF $71 de-
Sept & 1851 counterfeit and tbs. the same was not
made BY him OF By his authority.
The admitted Ny EasRn and the officer that he
presented the check Mott is 81 years Of age resides at No.
Madison street and is bookbnder by trade He pleads not
s. named Hutchins Lovejoys Hotel Justice Welsh
committed Mr.. Mott to prison.