The New York herald., 1868-02-09

LOST AND FouSD.-A singular case was brought be-
fore Justice Dodge at the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday Sergeant Brush Of the Sixteenth precinct
while travelling up town Friday night in ons Ct tho
Eighth avenue cars had his pocket relieved Of 500
gold watch. About The same time that no missed his
properly he noticed leave the cara and suspect
Ing he was the party who took his WATCH be followed
him. The man attempted 70 get away from the ssreeant
oy d0agSg r0und 1cs wnsl ne was nsDoeG % oy an
discovered 70 be the notorious John Smith, alias
Walter Brown. who has frequently been arrested as
pickpocket The watch Was not found on his person,
but during the evening ofcer McCadary brought II to
the station house. a. stated. having received some
was brought before Justice Dodge yesterday charge
Of picking pockets and Was held 70 answer has not
been why Ss ss - has the ESsn
arrested. r
TEE DARLING GAMBLING CAsE.-An examination Of
the complaint which preferred against Richard and
Charles Darling, few days SINCE and which was
noticed in the HERALD took place before Justice Dodge,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday. James
7. Brady appeared for tho defendants On the exani-
nation Il was shown that Sergeant O'Brien, Of the
Twentyninth precinct, with squad Of men, entered
Of key which had been furnished him by his superior
officer for that purpose. II was also shown that no
and the only apparsn. spprosch 10 eamSnr WAS The
presence Of a number OF gentlemen In room In VII ch
there was also . faro table ay out cards &C. Justice
ACCUMULATED TkouBLrs-J. T. Harvey brought
before Justice Dodge. at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, on Friday last charged with deirauding
Samuel J. Tyler. No. 4o2 Bowery Of $780, by means Of
false representations He held to wer Yester-
day three other compliments appeared against the
accused. John Holman, Of No. l04 Wall street, charged
HIM with deraudn. HIM out OF SIS; Jacob Gerhart of
No. 173 Ei2hsh avenue, and George A. Marsh, No o
Yves. street alleged frauds perpsra'sd by
painant in tho latter charge alleges that Harvey
sented to HIM check for the sum OF $500 purporsng
TO be drawn by q. Prescott Co., 90 Broad street.
the American Exchange Bank This check was repre-
sented TO be perfectly good and this representation
it csshed. II was afterwards ascertained to be
worthless, and from this fact IL is supposed that was
presented with the intent of derauding the complainant
out OF his money The accused has been held TO
answer
ALLEGED EXTENSIVE THFvTs BY a DISHONEST PoRrsR-
An ALLEGED RECEIVER IN CUSTODY Friday last a
patron Of Nessrs. Adoph Bandnan 4 Co.. merchants,
doing business at No. $50 Church ordered
goods sent TO his store town. and they
trusted to John Hes. the porter for delivery. In thc
package, subsequently appeared, Hes felonionsly
placed piece OF farmers san valued at $40 which
Intended to convert TO his own use. unfortunaeiy for
him. however, the porter caught in the aud
stolen goods found in his possession. Detective Fields
OF Fifth precinct, being notified the dishonc-
porter custody after which the prisoner confessed
that on the 10Th ultmo he stole another piece ot
Baumach OF 10 Delaney street, that at intervals
AUGUST last be had stolen goods from his empn,
and sold them to Baumach at great sacrifice. Desc-
man. proceeded t. the alleged receivers place, and
after arrestng him found his premises goods
value Of nearly 5000, which Mr.. Bandnisn at once
identified having been stolen from his store Mt diler-
ent times within the last few months Mr. Bandman
estimates that his loss at the hands OF his porter will
amount least 81 ,000 After his Baunach
confessed that he hsd bought goods from Hiles, but
through his counsel, Mr. Orlando L. Stewart, cered
knowing that they had been stolen On the other
hand II h. alleged that Baumach had Instructed Hi,es
what kind Of goods TO bring hm, and tina, Iiics acted
accordingly. The prisoners were arragned before JUS
tce Dowling at the Tombs yesterday afternoon where
Mr.. BandmaD appeared aud made COMPLAINTS
against Hiles for larceny and against Baunach
for receiving stolen goods with guilty knowledge Tie
porter pleaded guilty, but The reputei receiver
claimed TO be Innocent Hiles is twenv-hree yeas o..
age. native OF Germany, by trade a carpenter aud
lives at No. 262 Broome street. Baalhach a,so
German forty years of age, tailor by trade ana 4
at No. l3 Deancey street. Both the prison,
mtted TO the Tombs. Bnumacl d-manded cxa.ulna-
Ton, which was named for next Monday
JUvKSrlE SNOW CASE TnEvEs.- three boys o. uder
years, named James Malloy. Fehx Lowell ald cl ua'
Redeem, were yesterday brought before Justice Dew ul
al the rombs on the charge of bursting open stow
front o. Mr.. stephen Ryders store No 60 Fulton
street, and stealing therefrom valuable MINK fnf
collar, with which they attempted escape. insy
arrested by officer Finn OF the Fourth precinct
and the mas strate committed them for ,rial