The New York herald., 1867-03-04

rsw Rs.sv~ uHsscwsy s,.cxsr salosys. - ye~serdsy
ms.slnz STOUT twensy and women. arrested The
nxnt previous the coacer saloons Noe ax1 and az
Rroaa~ay by order of Ac,ias Captain Gsraad. of the
foareeash precinct, saei before Justice Ho-
san al thc Tombs Oiiccr Campbell testified that no
arrested Augustus Dorge aud wary Dorge alias Madame
Bell at 81 broadway; that At said place eaables and
temperance drinks sold; hat 10 the best of bis
knowledge liquors ~,ld in the place, and that
there noise or disorder IN said premises
at the time OF the arrest sergeant Robbins dcpoeed
that he ordered by Acting Captain Garland 70
repor; at the station house after twelve o'clock
al night, and take such men as he taarlaud)
had elected and arrest all parties found
IN the premises NO. J22 Brsatway and shortly before
O'Clock A. the descent made, and the inmates
arrested that at the time Of the arrest there
noise disorder IN the saloon. but thar parties
stlhg tables eating ana drinking temperance drinks,
and thai deponen searched for intoxicating or, but
could lind Sergeant Robbins, in another affidavit,
deposed that he made the arrests at the instance OF
Acting Captain Garland for keeping open aiier twelve
o'cock that the parties were not disorteriy, and he
tRobbiss did make aay charge against them the
station house; thai he haa not now Tin conrl any
plant 10 make against the prisoners and tnst return
Of dlsordery conduct oTsfed by the acting captain
The same state OF tact. appeared In the of the
parties arrested at No. SO. Bro,iwav the
failing to any o.ncs Whatever had been com
mitted by thedefendants. 5a the contrary that their
rights aud privileges had been grossly violated bv their
arrest and Incarceration e magistrate discharged them
from custody. Among sl ths persons apprebended the
officers unable to na>s valid charge against
single of them The oncsfs state that in these
salo0Es VISITED Dy night ther8
a number OF respectable young women employed as
waters who have other of supporting them.
selves their sick and inr;o mothers aud other members
OF the family cnsole to earn their own living
ALLsssD FRAUD upcs >E~rys GrRrs--Mrs Sophia
Meyers OF No ~ East Roadway arraigned yester
day the Essex Market Police Court upon the separate
complaints Of Amelia Ma-c Vi No 70 Allen street. and
Ellen Casck of No ~ Spencer street. Brooklyn r. D.
who severally stated that. seeing advertisement for
shirt makers In daily ps,er. they called IN answer
upon Mrs Myers; au1 hsas represented to them that
they would have steady employment each deposited 81
they required e dc. security for the
work. Auerta Yer, sAcri time they were refused
more work, refused payment. they say Tor what tnev
had done and their request 20 have the ~ refunded de-
med Justice Mansfield c,mmed Mrs Meyers for trial
pocxrr p.cxSc.--A man, named John Brown,
committed yesterday by Justice Mansfield for alleged
attempt to pick the pocxs, VI lady In church in
Third street, between avenues A and X.
CRrtLry To ASi~At.-N'chssl Ialiy was arra,gned
yesterday at the Essex Market Police Court upon
plant Of samuel X Isncy. detective in the employ OF
the Society Tor the Prevention OF Cruelty TO Animals
who charged him with uamercifu,ly beating an ox az
No 40 FIRST avenue Justice Mansfield hed the accused
90 answer
Btrrp.-ceorge wslsiey, prop ior Of the alleged
gambling houss No. Q, West Forty street. upon
which descent mas made on saturday nght, report.
ed in Yesterdays HgRsLD aud party arrested engaged
in the game of biuf. cDmnf'cd yesterday by jus
ce Kelly Ia $500 70 answer lhe others, VINO were aso
arraigned. were dscharssi
COMMITMENT oy cAe oxvse RrssSa ovsa 4
u.x.-About one O'Clock yesterday morning Dennis
Kelly a iaborinx man. wa. over by Third avenu>
car driven by Walter Lawrence between Fiftv.ninth
and Sxteth streets The injured man was conveyed "
the hospital anthe driver arrested The latter beins
arra,s ned later before Justice Kelly. was committed by
him the result Of the Injuries Suffered by the