The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-21
Police Intelligence.

LUDIcRous MIsrAKE.-On Sunday night gentleman
from districts, with carpet bag in hand entered
the Seventeenth precinct station house in mistake for
hotel, inquired for lcdgings The sergeant In COM
mand, not thinking for moment that the countryman
had got rto the house. ordered the door to
furnish the applicant with back cell on the basement
1o0r. The moment, however, the " green one" got q
glimpse OF his sleeping apartment he drew back and de-
out Of the building, and was not seen afterwards
The left os carpet bag behind him. 30 great
was bis anxiety find hotel where the accommodations
not low down and the bedrooms so narrow and
confined.
AN ALLEGED DIsoRDERIY HoUsE.-Charles H. Schultz,
Amelia Miller, Hannah Johnson Emma Smith, Julia
Drown, Amelia Porter, Anna Smith, Helen Walmer and
Ellen Smith, inmates of the premises No 60 Duane street.
taken into custody yesterday by policemen Wool
bridge and others the Sixth precinct police charge
Of being de0rdery persons The prisoners we're brought
before Justice Connolly, where the officers stated that the
prisoners In the habit of giving model artist exhibit
tons for the benefit Of their patrons and That the night
arrest they engaged in this disgusting
formasce The magistrate committed the prisoners for
examination.
TAKEN IN DOVE FoR-CathariDe JAEGER, denizen Of
NO 12S Greenwich street, taken into custody by po
lcernen Coben Of the Third precinct the charge Of
stealing $50 In gold coin, watch and chaiu and other
cee valued in Sill at 500, the property of Christian Wal
ter, of No. 100 Greeu~nh street. The complainant al
leges that be induced to Drink wIne until he in
toxcad and thar then be was ROBBED of tne above men,
toned articles This maets the second third tune Mr.
Water bes fallen into hauds OF the Phis,nes during
the past months Justice Connolly committed the
cused for examination.
ARREST Young MAN FOR RoBBING HIS EMPLOYERS
Yesterday morning officers hogan and Barry of the City
Hall police, arrested young mau named VIM Berran on
charge of robbing his employers, Peckhsm, Morrill,,
Fitch Co., No II John street. under the following cir
.cumstsnCes- appears young Berran, who Ia about az
teen years Of age, placed by his father with the
above Gr to learn the swelry business. Not long since
he fell in with Jew named Brans vetter also jewsller
of IS North William street. and who, it ia alleged, is
receiver OF stolen goods Berrian being easily led, IL
appears that he induced by Brans~etter rob his
employers various times OF gold filings, valued at
several hundred dollars and which BransEet.er paid him
for. Mr. Fitch, Of the firm finding that no daily
losing gold filings, called to his assistance the above
officers whom he desired TO ferret out the guilty party
The officers kept close watch several In their employ,
and yesterday followed Berran to Bans place
William street. Here observing Berrsn 10 take bundle
out Of his pocket they concluded they got
the right track and accordingly stepped In AMI arrested
Brrsn AS was expected, the paper contained about
having stolen IL from his employers, and stated
tbnt he had been induced By Branswetier
that be had taken eight lots to Brans worth
from $40 TO $50 each, and for which he received from
dollar 70 dollar aud half for each lot, Ia all about BIS
Ior little over $500 worth Of pure g,Id. Sransweer
was n6o taKen IN custody as and on his person
& found large quantity Of jeueiry, valued at nearly
@ s, ana number of pawn tickets 1ney were both
tsken oeore Alderman Brady, at tue Cl.y Hall Police
Court who Is acting for Justice Welsh ia hi. temporary
ABSENCE ana committed tor examination. Bransw etter
has. doubt from the boys stoyv baen doing quite
trace ana resppg quite harvest though Berfan This
Is hot The hst case Of ths character that has
has become quite custom for Jews 10 wa.ch around
down town and make the acquaintance bows ana then
insuCe them 10 rob tner employers sell then their
plundr
ALLEGED THEFT OF VALUABLE HoRsEs.-Georze r Earle
dealer horsee, taken into cuotody yesterday bv
policeman Horton Of tbs jefferson Market Police Court on
warrant issued by Justice Kelly, charged with stealing
four horses and wagon valued in all at 81 $780, tho pro-
perry OF ~ A. Kellogg. The complainant represents
the defendant 10 sell the same Not beinp
able, however, to effect satisfactory arrangement, Mr..
keilotg ordered Earle 10 send them back Instead OF
cong THIS the prisoner is alleged, sold the animals
and pocketed tho proceeds The Of the horses In
town anc s engaged with the police IN hunting up the
discovered
ALLEGED FMoSIous AssAuIr.-One Joseph johnson was