The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-03-19

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ASerHER OF rHr 'sCsex.Acxx..n C,rour-
Tv wee ~ SINCE a woman entered the boot and
shoe sore o. Samuel O. Vreeland, No. aOOa Grand
street, and purchased pair of woman's shoes. for
which che offered in payment note of the demon.
nation OF s., purporting to be issued from the Tra
ders' Bank OF Boston. Mr.. vreeland, susvec4;sS
the note TO be ore Of the Numerous altered bills in
circulation, refused to receive it and told the woman
it was counterfsit. Her demeases caused him. tn
suspect she knew the note wss bsd, end on leaving
the store he followed after her, when she passed
down the Bower and entered the store q Oliver
White, ct SSA. where she offered The same note IA
payment for pair Of shoes. Mr. White kent she
note and the woman made her escape y sssssdsy
she inquired at the upper police for man known
asa prominent dealer in cosnterfeit money, and
officer Tompkips, who is always wide awake, very
politely asked her presence inside the Office, and in
few moments she was identified a. the womaa
who had attempted to pass the note above mention-
ed She gave the name Of Elizabeth Green, and
says she resides al III Elizabeth street. The note
10 well engraved and the alterations calculated 70
deceive the best judges. From recent exposures At
the police there is every reason 10 believe that this
woman Is one ofthe extensive gang Of counteheiten
that has infested our city for many months. ''ss
OF. fAraicx's DAY IN rae EvrsISa.-The way
the good eating and drinking, good cheer and good
fellowship, good toasts and good music. iutersper.ed
with the sparkling genuine scipsatons Of teslIrs
wit and Irish sentiment. was enjoyed on Thur,dav
evening, at the several dinners and suopers Given in
commemoration Of the day. was nobodv's busiuess
except those who had a hand in il. The promises.
ous company Of gentlemen who passed the even;.r
at St Johns Hall, under the guardianship Of -
among those of the green spots Of memory that dot
fe's chequered path, and bloom forth Ike a oss;s
in the desert. May they often meet again.
The LAST ArrEMPr TO CoxMr MyaDEA ~ A
WCNAN.-Yesterday morning a woman named Eli
zabeth Welsh, who resides IN Twelfth street near
Broadway, while quarreIling with another woman
named Mary Hagan, who lives on the same premi.
ses,seized Ratchet that was in the room and struck
her blow on the head that will, in all probability,
terminate her life. She fell instantly and was after
wafds beat on the body, and her arms scared with
the blade Of the Ratchet in a shocking manner
Welsh wa. immediately arrested, and Justice Tay-
lor proceeded to the residence Of Mrs Hagan, last
stance. She is NOT expected to live.
ACCIDENT AT THE MERcHAxrs' ExcHAreE-A
few moments alter the adjournment Of the meeting
In the exchange yesterday afternoon, man named
engaged hs s he Ses
tally slipped from The staging on which he was
standing, and fell to the pavement below, He was
taken up in state Of nsensbility, and conveyed to
the hospital His injuries are such az will probably
cause his DEATH ta
GIVING CHICK WITH NO FuNDs TO MEEY IT.
Officer Prince John Davis yesterday arrested a man
named William Marshall, on charge of deffauding
a shoemaker named Valentine Sterndecker, of No.
PSI IL Broome street OF $l4: under the following
circumstances, viz: Marshall went on the 9th OF
last December into SleTndecker's store and puIcha-
sed pair q boots for Pee in Paymsst fSr which
Bank, signed S. Morris for ga, which Sterndecker
al first refused 10 accept, but subse qusny conseAt
ed to receive, on Marshall representing himaelf to
be the sgner OF il, and had funds in that Bank On
the check being presented the next day the shoe
maker was informed that no such person kept an &C.
count in the Bank and that the draft was perfectly
worthless. Marshall was fully committed 10 an
swer. f8. .sstl si.i. 4
ANOTHER DEATH By LAuDARvM-The Coroner,
on Thursday evening, held inquest at the rear Of
No II Sheriff street, on the body Of Charlotte Me-
keltine-born in Maryland. aged nineteen yeers, .
girl oflooee and bad habits in general She left the
above premises about eight O'Clock in the morning
of the above named day, carrying tumblsr with
her, and soon returned when 1t was ascersined that
her Ieuts she acknowledged The and in abous an
hour and half afterwards was corpse. Verdict,
suicide by taking quantity OF laad anum.
DHArH FROM ExPosunE, 0c.-The Coroner yes
terday hold an inquest his Office, in the Halls of
Justice, on the body Of a. coloted man named Ste
phen Ready, aged IS years, lying dead at No. 50
Orange street. The decreased was sailor, and had
been for some time past in Ill health. was reduced
to extreme poverty, and died on Thursday after
noon, about o'clock, without having physician
TO attend him or his necessary wants supplied. Yer
dict, death from exposure and want OF medical at
tendance. a ~ s~
OLAHaR CRoP.-The ST. Augustine News says
+" The winter has been remarkably mild, and our
ancient city is again performed with the delightful
odoi Of the orange blossom refreshing alike to the
mind and spirit. From the present appearance Of
the trees, there will be Cine crop Of oraAges pro-
duced in st. Augustine ne1t fall =.
90 FRANKLIN TEMPERANCE sOCIETY.-This
society viii hold meeting Thu Evening ss The Alss
public generally are invited 10 attend. H'' iid' .
07- CHATHAM Observation-Disclosures the
manager Of the Bowery intends to eschew clsrtfap
and do the Legitimate, he must iyon other than
to endeav0r to make the public believe that he u making
more money than any Of his contemporaries, when the
crowded houses that nightly attracted 70 Thsrnes
An saceii mt snerssinnent Is prsssSsd 10 night coz.
sting Of the dramas ofthe Falls Of Clyde and The Wood
Demon John Seton slsS appears ~ The hress OF tAs
no- DAY PERFORNANCEsA AT THEiMUsEUM.--
extraordinary saloon this afternoon three
O'Clock, ct the American Museun A. this 10 poitvely
Harringto the Venriloquist, La Petite Cero Animal
Magnstism, the Model Of Dublin, can be here,
citizens will sure to improve the present oppertu
nifty No place In the city affords such chance 10 opsnA
few hours pro6tably aud pleasantly this. The
performances arc to be repeated in the evening.
90 1T Is NOT ALL GOLD THAT 0LISrRNs--
neitaer they all the real and genuine Lozsnges tha
bear the name shs.nan are he true and original
consump ion sooner than any thing else They are
sold at loe Nassau street. by Dr.. g. and BY sgeLss-7
ss Fulton st. brooklyn; state st. Boston, and Ledger
Buildings, Philadelphia. ft