The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-17

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Auscsp FKAcp UPON EnoRASm.. Three Germans
named Joseph Mer Ulrich Scttec and .chn Kets, from
the Western States arrived in this city day or two ago
en- roSe for Havre and their fsthcrand Unfortunately
they foil into the clutches Of an emgrant runner, who
handed them over to the tender mcrces Of the phan~o-
phc John EArght Of Cedar street. The phiianthropst
charged tho posr foreigners IS Is each for nights
odgng and breakfast, and allowed them 70 be swindled
by passage ticket operators to tho tune Of SIS
The unsophistlcated Germans were sold steerage
tickets in the ship Australia for Liverpool whom they
really wanted tickets for the steamer for Havre.
NOT being ablc TO read or writc tho cmigrants
were shamefuly imposed upon. Their baggage
tuaiy sent on board the Liverpool packet against their
20 by this route ross ros.ns Al hs cri,icai Sncsure
some Of tho cgrants friends ntcrfercd and advised the
victims 70 apply to tho authorities for rclicf Justice Con
molly o. the Lower Police Court consulted IN relation TO
the matter on Saturday bat the magistrate for
son adjourned the case ovcr until TO day. Meanwhile the
tion are detained in strange city liable Al any moment
70 be robbed not only Of their purses but the very cloth
ing upon their backs How slow justice when the poor
emigrant 10 complainant
PASSING CoUsTiRs,m MoxKY-yames Horrard was ar
rested BY detective siowey charge Of passing coun
terfet Hvo dollar bills the Mechanics Bank Of New
Haven, Connecticut Tho prisoner charged with having
passed one Of the bills II the store OF Lewis Body No.
2S6 Grand street. In exchange for pairs Of shears
Strauss, Of No 70 Monroe street upon whom The prisoner
passed another Of the counerfes, in exchange Tor
undsrshirt Justice Steers committed tho accused for
trial, in default Of bail.
JUVENILE BrReLARa-John Dernady, John McGovcrn
and Robert Mcroton lads about fourteen years old were
charged before Justice Steers with having burga-
rousy entered the dwelling house Of Selma Marks
No. 90 Ridge street, and stealing thoreGrom
$40 TO- Dcrnady and McGovern admitted stealing the
money but denied breaking INTO the premises McGroton
Is still at large but the police expect catch him to-day
The prisoners were committed for trial.
CHARGE OF UsIso SIuNG SHor.-Edward Koener and
Charles Frankson had rough and tumble fight Saturday
night, and in the melee the latter had his head badly
cut that he was convinced sung shot had been brought
into Koener arrested the complaint Of Frank
son brought before Justice Steers yesterday morning
when his defence he stated that complainant struck
his head against the sidewalk. He denied emphat
cally, having used slung shot, and said the complaint
. malicious one. The accused was held for exam
nation.
BADLY BEATTS.-A5 policeman williams, Of the First
precinct, paroling his beat in Washington street
yesterday morning. he found man named John Carlton
lying nsensibe upon the sidewalk Upon being restored
consciousness Carlton stated that while he drinking
in the saloon No Ill Washington street. he assaulted
in the most savage manner and thrown out upon the side
walk. The injured man was conveyed to the New York
Hospital for medical attendance No steps have yet been
taken towards eecng the arrest Of the guilty parties
BURGLARY AND ARRrr.-Two men, named George Wal
lace and John Smith, arrested by policeman Van
Buren, Of the Eighth precinct, the charge Of having
burgarousy entered the butcher shop of Herman Rosen
thai, No 45 Thompson street The prisoners found
upon the premises Justice Quackenbush committed them
for trial in default Of bail
FIGHr AND SrABBNG AFYRAY.-John Callahan and James
Mullins became engaged in fight Saturday night when
the former, IL is charged drew knife and inflicted
wound the side of his adversary Had tho blade
the weapon struck OF Muns ribs and glanced Off, the
would been serious indeed. The assa
brough. before Justice Quackenbush and commit
ted for trial in default Of bail