, 1872-11-24
NEW YORK.

Turf-The Missing Pevy = announcer
Victinl-Cr Want Releasing
on fsaiI-A Soi-Disant fHeporteT Ar"
rested for B1ackmaifing.
Speciat Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
New YoRK, Nov. 23-Hen1y s. Bogert, a con-
fdance operator, who has been assuming to be q
reporter for the Herald and 1Forld, was arrested
today for m attempt to blackmal Thomas j.,
Brown, a ferry superintendent. Brown says tie
prisoner called and represented himself re-
porter of the World. He said he had . CONVEX
sation with Victoria Woodhull, who had solo nun
Tint be, Brown, Was in the habit Of visiting dis
reputable houses, and that he had been con nect-
ed with certain stolen bond transactions. After
considerable conversation, the prisoner produ.,ea
a check for $780, drawn by himself on tie
>f1ontiuental National Bank. It is stated shaF
the prisoner obtained $3.50 from the Presideno
OF 3 CITY bank by similar representations
Browns course, however, Was to summon Po-
licer5an, and the bogus reporter has been COIL
Initted for examination.
The 500 ewindled Italians who arrived at Cas-
lie Garden from London ria Hayre by steam
ehit Holland, still remain there, and are led and
provided for by the Commissioners OF EmGra-
tion at their pWn expense. The Italian minister
has been telegt*phed to, but no answer mas Deem
received: -.e
= Ata special meeting Of the Commissioners Of
Fmipration to-day. it was decided to send them,
for the present, to Wards 11land. Inc Comtnis-
sioners will try to procure employment tor them.
ever heard OF any difference between NORTH ana
South America. The majority are the most ls-
norant class Of Neapoltans.
AIr. Pevy, Of Louisville, is still missing,
though it is believed he has absconded, SINCE 1t
WAS ascertained that the money in his possession
did not belong to him, but had been transmitted
to settle the Outstanding debts Of q, friend in
Louisville. This he failed to do, although Ia
had draft cnshed the day before his disappear
auce On the last afternoon he was seen mere,
PEW visited several South Ameri can vessels, IN
ort, and made inquiries in reference to the
South American fruit trade. He may have abao-
doned his baggage at the hotel, and taken pas
sage in one Of these coasters
ITO tbs Associdted Press.1
New YonK, Nov. Y.23.-Wm. II. M.Tweedmade his first
appearance in the Comptroller's Office Yesterday
since Comptroller Connolly resigned. He caueo
to examine the vouchers to be- nsed against him
in the pending suits. The presence OF me
ssBoss created quite sensation Until Inc oo~
ject OF his visit became known.
The challenge OF Colonel McDanio@ to race
three r % and four mile he.ts tor $40, 900 Or *2o-
600 side, not being explicit enough IS 70 cou-
ditionA, the Colonel says he WILL run 1ne an5
with his stable as at present coni,oseu rt1 n49
name the horses now, provided that tue pAi's
accepting the challenge will do the same
No cue to the whereabouts OF Pevy, tae !, Lou, w.
isville merchant, who disappeared ne ~ ~
last Thursday morning, has yet been obtalae;sn obtm;sa
One detective believes either that Pevy, '"hne
intoxicated, walked down Canal street, mia 1aA-
ing it for Broadway, into the NORTH RlVer, ~ ~
that he has deliberately absconded. IN Supp - -
of the latter theory, he points to the 1scts tn ;,
casied in Brooklyn on the afternoon before his
disappearance; that this draft was for payment
Of certain creditors of the friend whose affairs
he WAS settling; that he spent large part OF
Tuesday and Wednesday IN endeavors to get the
draft cashed, and took. with him Mar
tin, Of the Brandreth House, to identity
him and did not succeed, whereas Van1ngen, to
whom part Of the money Was due, could nave
satisfactorily identified him at once, and that,
on the last afternoon he was seen, he visited
auiries in regard to the South American fruit
trade, The CHEF objections to this theory are
the responsibility OF Pevy's position and reputa-
tion, and tho improbabiity that, Il capable OF
the dishonesty he would take sgeh seRs Tor an
The latest known victim Of violence IN this city
is August sohuldt, who died to-day from injuries
received on Saturday night last. These
mysterious disappearances and violent
dah1 are exciting ~Sch was s00a Increased asal
By the arraignment Of tho doorReeper. OF the
police station in Brooklyn, On tho charge Of
aiding burglars to escape from prison
Rogers, under sentence OF death 1gr kltnng M
O1QCeI OouOuAes IL oA0oo35-A3 LAVAL ~fFA~~ 49, -
stay Of proceedings.
Vogt, who cannot be returned TO bel81am & On
the charges Of murder, arson, and robbery, IN the
absence OF an extradition treaty, has applied tof
8 discharge from arrest, and Rosenzwelg, the
convicted abortionist, and Dutch Heinrich, tho
convicted bond robber, who have been granted
new trials, have applied for release on bail.
Henry s. Bogart has been held for trial On the
charges OF falsely representing himself . re-
porter and levying blackmail. He ia said to
have secured $3.50 from bank President under
threat of publishing scandalous statements
The italian emigrants, who came to THIS port
under the impression that they were on; the way
to Buenos Ayres. are to be sent to WARDS Island.
Many Of them, learning of this decision, Lett
Castle Garden and threw themselves on the
charity OF their countrymen IN, this city; 9na ot
them died from destitution to-day in the 4tal1a'
quarters in Mott street. The Italian Vice +.
sui here promises to hare the. whole matter CT
the outrage thoroughly Investigated :,
The fund for the relief Of the sufferers BY the
Danish inundation amounts to s, Lag.
Tho Earl of Caitherness, OF Scotland, !s maR-
ing tour OF inspection Of the municipal lnstlta-
tions Of this city. ....
The subscriptions to the General Thomas
statue fund amount to 81, $40.
Francis Martin, q spaniard and cigar meE--
chant, had q, quarrel to-day with his wife and
atep-son at the sir residence in Fifty-drst street,
and discharged. q revolver three times at the
former, each shot taking effect, and one infiet-
|. ing fatal wound Martin was q rl'ested. Ihe
family moved in quite respectable society:
Obituary.