The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-05

HncGAH> DAy-A NEW hoyuMKSr-in pursuance OF q
recent order from hcadquarte the police who we're Oh
duty went around the city In plain clothes yesterday and
arrested all the warrants, bcggs and idle persons they
could lay their hands The consequence that the
different Police Courts were soon aed TO OVERLOOKING
with the poor wrssches The prisoners were Of various
naiIoustes, some harins nom Ireland, others from
Germany All not few from sunny Ilay. England and
France were also represented ami Ethiopia contributed
literally 70 the motley coliectioa. AT the Tombs The
scene was most exciting and the confusion by the
sudden influx was such that the magistrate Justice
wesh) obliged 10 send Al the prisoners back the
different stations until today, when he proposes 70
adjudcatc upon their cases. About hundred and
any persons arrested the lover wards during
the day, most Of whom grown up and women.
Odd "bummcrs who had had TIA run ofthe sixth ward all
their lives thought II rather hard 10 Be uncercmoni.
ousy dragged before the court bot the order npe
ra,ivc and before the magistrate they had to 20 Many
Of the prisoners dcbsuched women hal run the
gsunte, for years and they too thought hard 10 De
deprived Of their liberty Little children urch4ns II you
please who had heretofore escaped argus eyes of tho
uniformed Meropotans, stood nowhere before fari
Gus onslaught Of the gsnusmen in plain clothes II
who frequent the corners on Brcsawsy, FROM wax.
er 70 Houstm street, AL times % the day
the na' ~o s1ssr 0e made someone's. we sa' o
gentry remained unscathed. Either The polio, mas,
have been very blind, or the gamblers have kept
themselves concealed for certainly of the STACY
werc called 10 account. Perhaps The Commissioners in
their WISDOM forgot TO Include tho gamblers thsr or
der, or may be the police too much tax 10 Nth
the little children and Old "a attend % ycllow
kidied lcafes Probably tbe gamblers ani the 3lmps
Vii BE looked after 70 day Al TIE Escr Msrksi Police
Court Justice Brennan Disposed o. snty aye pr
souers o. THIS number TO thirds probably rsrt aialfs
and the remainder b,tf and iris under fourteen years
age The children ~ere sent W the Juvcnlle Asylum
and the adults 70 the Amshosse and reutentiy About
dozen o. N prisoners we're discharged for want Of
proof, but before leaving thc court rom they
sdmcnisbed 70 be careful In the future A number o.
yeung rncn who hang around Grand street among
The victim bal 10 almost every instance the ppce vere
unable 10 make aBisvits against the prisoners and
they were discharged with rsprimsnd the Jefferson
Market Police Court there great deal Of confison
owing TO The extraordinary vigilance Of the ecntsnen
IN plain clothes Ssmc tso hundred prisoners
brought Into court bot The magistrate Justice Qiacken
bush) vS unable 70 dispose Of than half Of that
number. The balance we're sent back 70 The station
houses until this morning. All idle persons die
chavred The mag strste stating that unies The police
could make some specific charge against them be could
not detain them Al the yorhvie, Fourth District
Police Court, the magistrate not busy. rni
district s spsrscly populated and ofors but little induce.
10 warrants. hence the cuntrast between tae
down town districts Today the. work Of cleansing the
aAuecAn stable will be resumed with renewed vigor
and the sensation wl be kept W long the ihlns
works snocthly. Migrants aoi die persons, beware