The New York herald., 1866-08-27

finally took him to q restaurant down broa0Way,
requested him TO walt outside till his return. Kass-
passed through the building TO passageway
and escaped leaving Foley TO whistle for his money
when he was arrested Justice Hogan committed the
accused for trial, in default Of 81, 900 bail After ni
.oss Mr. Foley learned that Kaseman was not purser OF
French steamer, as represented.
WANTED TMEKEErER.-sarah Smith is quite pre-
possessing young woman, twenty-four years OF age
Wishing procure gold watch and chain and not hav
ing the money to make the necessary purchase Sarah
resorted desperate alternative to crafty her longing
desire Meeting her friend Matthew Byrne, Of No.
Dover street, SARAH improving opportunity which
presented lse relieved him Of his gold tlmekeeper
with chain attached The loss Immediately discov-
cred the fair Sarah becoming alarmed produced the
stolen property which had been secreed under sofa In
the room. She was arrested and Justice Hogan CON-
mtted her for trial
HoparuLLy CoSvALEscEST. Hogan was in want
of rest yesterday and found He went to phys
clan and took watch. The effoct instantaneous.
Stretched upon iron bunk assigned him by Justice
Mansfield he now finds the sweetest repose Already,
il nis words do not mislead he thinks himself beyond
the possibility OF . relapse.
ALLEGED OUTRAGE IN CENTRAL PARK.-There some
people gross in their nature and brutal in their in
that matter what the surroundings they are
always giving proof of the baseness Of their character
One would think the Park, with its possession of SO
much that beautiful and tasteful in and art,
would inspire cnnobng thoughts and exercise refining,
idealizng influence upon visitors requiring all who har-
bored thoughts Of evil to seek other place. II do
srous OF giving thoughts act. But II seems not
Edward Forbes brought up before the Fourth Dis
trct Police Court yesterday, charged with having COM
mted indecent assault upon young lady in the
Park the night previous. The officer who made the
arrest stated That he was attracted by the the
lady and upon reaching the place whence they pro-
ceeded, found her struggling with Forbes He further
says that great had been the effort of resistance
required that she went into spasms twice in his
presence The officer arrested Forbes and took
him to the station house, the lady accompanying them
Upon arriving there She Is sad refused to enter any
complaint against Forbes through dread OF publicity.
She likewise failed to appear in court yesterday morning.
Forbes denied the occurrence entirely He admitted
beng in the Park with lady, but denied the charge OF
the ocer and accused him OF rumpng up for the pnr
pose of levying black mail. Alderman Masterson In
sirgccd him that he would have the privilege of prov
ing this il he could and offered TO send one Of the
court officers for the lady IL Forbes would give her
address, in order she might appear testify in his
favor. This he declined doing. He was fined SO for
dsorderly conduct and informed that II he would pro-
duce the lady in court and she corroborated his state
ment the fine would be returned him.
REARREsr OF AN ESCAPED CoNucT.-Joseph Gleason,
convict who escaped from Sing Sing about months
since rearestcd Saturday night by an officer of
the Sixteenth precinct at the station house
of that precinct awaiting the arrival OF the prison keeper
from Sing Sing to reclaim him.
DESCENT GAMBLING DEN.-Yesterday morning
sergeant OF the Fifteenth police precinct with three
officers, made descent Bowery gambling den, and
it is be hoped put sudden and nal period to its his
tory. The place occupied by Of the profession
named Harrison Martin, who kept faro bank, and
feeced whomsoever he could draw into his meshes.
Martin had planted his institution in a back room
the second floor Of No. 1858 Bowery-a locality
what retired, and beyond a probability Of dis
turoing the policemen. The officer referred to,
however, scented his tracks, and with chosen
few to assist him bearded the lon-whch in this in
stance happens to be known 'tger''-in It's den.
Martin and several of his cappes' were arrested and
taken 10 the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
The arrests made while the Chambers pursuing
their VOCATION Martin in the act Of passing over
checks when tho sergeant played bis hand, and
took the off bodily the table and 'ay
board" Martin held in the sum Of $500 for ap.
pearanCc at General sessions. The others were fined.