The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-26

Yests rdy morning Moses Levi, Rabb Abraham Joseph
Ar Paese Rosentha, Jews, were brought before
Mayer Iaemann a warrant issued for heir arrest,
shargng them with being principal agents Of the
Pvcssan Hambu1+ and saxony lotteries. appears that
on Wednesday " butcher named Aaron Friedman, Of
No SIS East Tentnstree appeared before the Mayor,
som,nny with high priest the Jewish faith Freedman
settrr that he had been the habit Of purchasing
po,,eU tickets Of two rabbs, Abraham 10, cpu
asch OF No 80 Mott street, and peasa Roseuth, 70
10 Norfolk street. also that Levi residing No
1873 Broome street, was agent for the above
named lotteries. Warrants for Their arrest were
accordingly issued, and having been placed in the
hands of the officers, two OF the Mayors squad,
ecrs Quick and Dubois detailed by their sergeant
70 Arrest Asch They proceeded TO The synagogue No 70
Aei street. when entering they found the rabbi IN
Whit CLOAK and hat lecurng TO about three hundred per
sonsn the Hebrew language Hewas soon informed that
ne under arrest, and for time became very much
excled the audience likewise several of whom, II - sad
for treating the officers rather rudey oy throwing
then into the street The rabbi was however conveyed
tr sixth ward station house, where he was followed
by two hundred Of his congregation. lie was ac
Cordngiy locked up for the night
11o residence of the rabbi Asch at the same time
VISITED by several others Of the squad under officer Van
arsde, where, their arrival, they found the rabbits
de Cheers visit they denied knowing anything about
otiey tickets but on investigating several trunks the
office found quantity Of the very tickets n question
The piiowing is translation Of one OF them
CITY LOTTERY
GUARANTEED
NJ p, 500. 9Th Glass; 23Ith Lot.
Se~s~>~<>-~~~2 S>~>~>~-~ ~~~<~S<~~. o
q onisisn. TiesKr
nyastr from It'll 10 9th April 1855. Deposit a.
fsrer has paid marc phillngs current Tor eighth y
Iicn in the Seventh Glass under the above number Hun
turs 1855 DeyiceGods Blessing, by cohnCThs is
me III l0h, l.th, &c, unri he Sh slgnsd g. r. Ie Ia
Samf Ir., Director. IAZ SANS COIN,
Hamburg } ~ Zeughaus Markc,
., aoat Of arms CThs is also PIT 90 with stonpj
ga tree toNersl}
MsaAsch, seeing the officers about carry OH the
fckos snached them out Of the officers hands and ut
teinIse swallow them. The officers, however,
seede getting them back and after securing quantity
81 sen and lottery paus they departed.
l.v the alleged agent was arrested by officer Place at
hrs house. and quantity of tickets &c. also recovered
Rosanha having heard Of the arrest Of his friends
capen arrest thai night but yesterday morning officer
Freenln took him in custody.
The tbove ticket is accompanied by prospectus of the
lottery 1t consists OF classes In the nrs class
the highest premium amounts to 900 marks ia mark is
about fy ccs 10 the seventh class II 200 900 marks
which the highest premium In the lottery Tho receipts
from hc sale of tickets for the two hundred and thirty
fifth oterywhich closed in Septemocrit appears, from
the programme, amounted ,7T5 900 marks, which
balanced by premiums, extra premiums and free
also the amount OF LIS 900 marks The pros
r"cas sates that the lottery guaranteed by the State
and that The management has been transferred 80 Haupt
vogcs H. D. Biites Widow golasen's Widow & Co. ,
dc Ia Camp, Jr., aud J. g. Waitys Widow 4 son,
Hamburg The drawing is supervised by officers of The
government
On beng brought before Mayor nemann they waived
.xasnat on, and accordingly held TO bail IN the
If 81 600 eacn TO answer AZ the General Sessions
Henry Schenck of Nos 400 and 462 Pearl street. became
security for Moses Levi John j. Hart OF 40 Macdoaga
strcet for rabbi Asch and Isaac Rosenha Of No. Bow
cry, for kosenthal,