New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-10

',ken 70 the Station House and locked for the right
Yesterday mcrnrg the prisoners were ar-agned before
Jr,tice Flardreau az the Jefferson Market Po ice
Cont. John Wallace Of West Tairty sixth street
,e,tifed that on Sunday night he found Bors 10 the
act Of comirg from the premises in question, having
in his procession Of the copper rollers He forth
with arrested Boral ard took him 70 the Station.
House. At the time Of the arrest Mr.. Wallace saw
three men on the opposite side of the street among
whom was Delaney. From information subsequently
received, be, Mr.. W., accompanied by Officer Row.
anc proceeded to place in Thirty-seveuth street,
nsar the Tenth avenue, and there found Delaney in
the &C. Of secretiDg himself in a stable. A search
WA next instituted when three of the copper rollers
were found buried in the yard back Of the sable De
lsioy was apprehspded, and with the stolen property
recovered az above stated taken to the Station House,
Five other young fellows were subsequently apprs-
bepded and locked up in the Police Station. The
premies had been burgaousy entered by forcing the
door. and also the window in the of the front
building. Borall and Delaney were formerly in the
employ of Brooks, but for reason or other were
discharged. Officer Rowland testified that Bora ad-
mited or confessed the burglary, and stated that De-
apcv WAS the person who introduced him and the other
parties 10 the place The magistrate committed Boran
and Delaney to prison for trial. in default of 900 bail
each. The other parties arrested were discharged the
evidence sgsinst them being insufficient.
T,Hys IN AND DONE For C. S. W. Sni b, esq,
on visit to the city from the lower part of Georgia,
was Handsomely taken in by an expert swindler on
Saturday,, by the "Patept Safe Game" Mr.. Smith
puts up at the Western Hotel. On Saturday he no.
ticed well dressed gentleman in the barroom who
appeared to be attentivey watching him. aud who
was making Odd Fellows signs to him. Mr.. Smith
belongs to that fraternity he duly returned the signs
ard GLAD to fnd friend in strange place, entered
ito conversation Taking Of tie sights about town
and vicinity, to which Mr.. Smith was stranger his
new acquaintance proposed TO take him to Green wood
to see the splendid monument there erected to Miss
Car d. which, he remarked, was a great curiosity,
and had cost about $50 GOO. Mr.. Smith assented, and
about II o'clock a. n he and his friend started for
Greenwood Arriving there, after admiring the mop-
uments generally and Miss Candas particularly, the
two were met by another party, who appeared to be
Yarkee, end who began in nasa tones to tell aoou MS
business arrangements, having come here direct from
Washington he said to zee some OF the navy onciss
respecting pOwder-safe which he had Just IN,
vented and proposed patenting After the three Rsa
Walked ro~nd awhile. the Od1-Fellow friend OF NJ
Smith expressed desire to see and examine the sale
the patentee remarking that he had miniature spec'
men with him. II was accordingly produced, 10 the
,hspe of little round ball. The Odd-felowiei' very
kee remarked in his nasal twang, that If ne told that
they would be as wise he. He was, however,
CON PEELED to leave them for few minutes, aud
ssid thst be would leave the sale wlih MI;
Smith and his friend till he came bsck, and
they might open it if they could. The Odd
Fellow friend Of course, got it open and found inside
of il piece Of paper, which he took out OF II, re-
making to M Smith that they would have some fun
he nkQnD rQ.
TUNED when Mr. Smiths Odd Fellow friend offered 70
bet trie that he could open the box. Patentee SAID
he would not like any to become possessed oil tne
knowledge to how to open the safe for time Dut
object Mr.. Smiths Odd. Fellow friend would not pet
30 much bur he seid he had check for $5OO, which
be would put up. The Patentee remarked tha' tue
check was on good house, but ne DID not desre 70
bet on It for payment might be stopped before he
could collect it. He would consent, however, to make
the matter interesting, and he was sure to win 20
put I'D $50 to which the Odd Fellow agreed, provided
Mr.; Smith could let him have the money, as ne hsd d
nothing by him except the check. Mr. Smith bad
about s25 in money about him, which he offered being
Satisfied that his friend must wn having seen him open
IT, Blu. his Odd Fellow friend thought he hsd better
90 the whole hog, and grabbed the watch out OF
Smiths pocket saying, ado not be afraid-put that
ND; assure you It will be all right" The bet was
then made-no that the box could be opened but that
there was nothiDg in il. The box was opened and
notwithstanding Mr.. Smith had seen his friend take
TIE PAPER out 10 and behold the paper was there ana
Mr.. Smiths watch and money were gone. The Pa
enfe then mt off which caused Mr. Smiths Odd.fel-
low friend 10 become very indignant, and he fzrocousy
asked Mr. s. to lend him knife, that he fright cut
Pateptee's throat. Mr.. Smith declined. lie was now
beginning to smell the rat and sati he'd OF the swinds
prscticeG upon him. tried his ODD. Fellow friend 10
ascertain his correct identity as SUCH lie gave the
correct grip, &c. when Mr.. Smith left him, running
off after patenee with big stone in his hand win
which be proposed to do something desperate. MIR.
smith saw nothing of his Odd-Fellow friend TIL Sun
day. when. walking with Policeman Dewey OF the
Third Ward attached 10 the Ast0r House, they saw
him sittirg outside of French's HOTEL enjoying his
ojjpm cu,T dig, Seeing the officer and Mr.. Smith
crossing the PAX the Odd-Felow retired into French
Hotel. Mr. Smith thought there might be some mis-
take .hout the man. as his frierd had had nous.
tacte and the individual spotted by the officer had
none. Mr. Dewey suggested, however, that the O!a'
Feew might have his mou sache 10 his pocket winch
turued out aferward to be tie fact The scamp rer
out Of French's when he saw the ofhcer after MN
down Frankfort street to William. but was overtskeI
ard CAPTURED corner of Rose ard Dover streets. IL
| tried 10 efcspe; but the officer got him back t.
Frepchs, where Mr.. Smith fally idsniited hiu. Ht
Immediately ownc9 up and sent for the watch anC
m,Isy; which being restored, Mr. Smith declared
birasef satisfied, wsnting nothing but his properly
ard declining TO make chsrge against the scoundrel
he gees scot free. Mr.. Smith will have care WIN
Sbom ard how he sees the elephant in future. ne
led often read Of these swindles In the New OH
papers but he not betting concluded he coui'
lose nothing though be found himself decidedly done
not Smith, but Brown.
THE MILK QUESTION.
| To the Editor Of The n. Y. Tribune
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