IDOliee UnfelllUNnce.
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Disc. n.-Lsps and Ssduetien.--A young lady o
great beauty and loveliness by the name of Esther
police Office yesterdaS by those efficient officers Prince
John Davis and Whikehar her pretty face streaming
II appears from the facts in this affair Esther
with her father Thomas Gouding in Stone street. until
about six weeks ago. when she suddenly disappeared
asi has not teen by her parents until yesterday
when she found secreted In room over grocery
store OF Sulvsn and Grand streets kept by Mar
tin Doscher, "a Germany Mr.. 0oulding states that
Esther received the attentions Of young by the
of Daniel w. Talcott for tho last year past (his
place of business being at the corner OF Wall and Water
streets) Mr. Goulding strongly suspecting Talcou oi
having seduced his daughter procured hd6ea corpus
from Judge Ingraham, whereupon Daniel w. Talco.t
custody, or under my power and restraint, the said
Esther Gouldng. have not, ut any time prior TO- or
subsequent to the date OF the writ had the said Esther
under my power restraint. | did not about seven
weeks since or at nny other time entice away from the
house Of Thomas Gouldug, the said Esther Goulding,
nor had any part or agency in enticing away said
Esther Gouldng have never deprived the said Esther
of her liberty at any place places or at any time or
tines Now ths Is an very well or iasn,onaoie
ousy he was living in state Of adultery with Esther
the Of Sullivan and Grand streets, under the
hired the rooms on the 96h OF November last for her
self and husband" Esther boarded in the family OF
spsctsbie man "u but Mr. Taco alas WOOD did not how
ever he was always found a! home in the evening.
This unfoi innate young girl who is eneiente by her Sc
ducer left this city at o'clock last evening" in charge
Of her brother, for Toronto This Talcct Is young
man about % years Of age light complexion pale thin
face rather full eyes, sharp features tall and quite SLIM
wears light overcoat, and is OF geneel appearance.


E1tra OGiciousness Of the Poi,ce.-On Wednesday
evening last about o'clock three persons connect
ed with the Herald establishment we're in conversation
In the lower Office wher person came in and stood for
several minutes listening to what was said One OF the
persons observed to the intruder that it not gentle
others He replled, il is id iie~I was not lis.
tenng" He then asked II he had any business with
the Office He said not He then requested to leave,
wh ch ha IN An and said il a public Office
that he had much right there as any one ese and he
should remain as long as he liked The clerk who had
the charge OF the office took the poker and threaten.
cd to but the other persons belonging to the esab
lishment inerfered and nded that police ON
of the party about to depart for this purpose when
the intruder ssd-"You need not go for an ocer-I am
one" and drew his eub, which he Aourished to con
siderable extent and made blow with at one OF the
party but this warded off by another, who caught
the blow slightly the hand but in the struggle seve-
raj panes oi glass were broken His then de-
maaded but he refused give it. and abused the hole
party in measured terms at the same time knocking
one OF the reporters fiat on his back with blow Of his
fst The alderman of the ward tSoneal was then sent
for but he not at home Other assistance having
rived the intrudng officer was taken into custody and
marched off to the station house in Gold street On the
way thter, of the prisoners fellow NJ Ps arrest.
ed an unosndng sailor as being one OF the party crea-
ting the disturbance. but who knew nothing OF the al
fair at all At the station house. attempt was made TO
turn the tables the assaed party but their witnesses
were too and respectable for this purpose
and, much to the surprise of all the dismissed
The witnesses were assaled with the most violent abuse
from several of the officers in attendance one in parcu
lar whose is known and shall be SO used with his
snpeors as to prevent him ever spotting any OF the
Herald establishment in his official capacity 1t was
with some difficulty that the name OF the asssilant In the
first instance procured at the station house. which
was understood to be Callaghan The whole affair is
laid before Justice Matsell who doubtless will jus
tice police justice-done to all parties


Petit Larcenies-Abraham Thomas, and Augustus
Lawrence (blacks) were arrested for stealing stove
belonging to Hugh smith, 40 Sheriff street Committed


" Yice'' Steaiing.--Thomas Osborn, Joe Wadhams,
Jack MITCHELL and Green Baker (boys) caught stealing


large backsmiths vice. valued at So, the property Of


Dsorderly Hause.-Barney Riley arrested by off.
Davis and Whikehart keeping disorderly house
at 76 Orange street Committed


Lifting" from an .4uction Sore.-Wiiam II. Mas ton
caught in the act of lifting" some ribbons, value
81, by William g. Mott, clerk in the auction store OF
Draper, Dias & Warren, 81 Beaver street They have


missed within the last three weeks various goods
amounting to upwards OF $50, doubt taken by this
very fellow. Locked up to answer


Robbins The IW.-John b. Griffin. boy in the employ
Of Orlando D. McClan tool st0re No l49 Spring street.
was caught by Mr.. McClan with five franc piece in his
pocket which marked by Mr. McCain and placed in
The till but very after found in the pocket OF
john and identified by McClain as his money. This
method was adopted to catch the thief money having
been missed BEFORE and little suspicion resting on
John Committed.


Singular .9fair.-We understand that large COM
mission house doing business in the lower part of tho
city, and which has speculated deeply in cotton and
rous transactions connected with it that now under
going examination in the star chamber Of the police Of
fee. The parties composing this house, would seem,
have been in the habit for some time past Of taking
what termed double advances those staple articles
which is considered fraudulent and illegal under the
law and in consequence they have been arrested, ane
now undergoing private examination. The proceed
ngs in the have been kept as secret as the sni
chamber system pursued in the police office will admit
Of and we believe is contemplated to keep the public
unacquainted with the particulars of the transaction as
much as possible.