The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25
C1sy Iassliigencs.

guide IN the detection Of counterfeit money we feel COM
PEELED TO state that almost every person business among
the forty 6y who received the counterfeit, notes on
the Exchange Bank Of Salem, Mass on SATURDAY and
and Sunday nights Hast induced to take them from
the fact that the counterfeit dc,cctors as they are call
ell stated that ther~ csuntcrfets on tina, instiu
es OF the denomination OF So Persons in bushes should
always be their guard saturday and sunday even
ings these the nights selected by dealers in coun
,erei, money shove the hooaie and recently these
knavcs have managed to selec, bank note Of de-
aud character that is set down in "The De-
tec,orss as havingn no coun,erfei,s in circulation.
"IS rR,soS, ANN VS. vu,rNp MS.s-when ladies step
from their ordinary spAcret visit and comfort ms poor
devils OF the masculine gender, the least do
faithful chronrlcrs Of the tines not 10 permit their
deeds to pass unsuns In wandering ahou, the Tembs
ladies, galantcd fvm cell 10 cell by most gentleman
ly keeper Col Jones From the peculiar expression OF
their lovely faces apparent that theirs
no visit Of ordinary curiosity; and 80 we inquired nom
whence they came, whittier going, and what doing. An
int'rmant told us that they were committee nom the
Auxiliary Magdalcn Society," with penary powers not
only TOR the women but the Also not alone to hear
their stories but to feel their hcads and then upon udg
diseased But in what shape the assistance to
We could not learn. that beisg piece 9! Information be-
stirred up for tho adesCos cell visited 10 hear from
solemn lesson, taught by its hloodsained wsllsand
Whether the ladies felt the hack part OF his head wa can
Net say, what their conclusions ON practical
examination nut To their next report shall turn With
an intensity OIL interest beyond TO learn that
important fact Many we're the visits male by these
ladies in their lahors of love- both among the men and
women Az eoaNator, we perceived couple OF lanky
gentlemen 10 whom was especially delegated tho phrs
eiogic part fthe exercises We presume they did their
duty well and Satisfactorily hut our attention was alb
sorhd by the ladies' bright eyes and sunny smiles AMI
in hearts almost wished that we were a
prisoner, also, that they might feel us also, such
alas no, our fate These ladies, when last wc
heard from them in the womens prison. and going
ON their way rejoicing We trust this will not be their
Inst Vl md thpNw IA n an thu.
OCCASION we pledge our words to have anither chicl
amans them tak,n' notes" MANY daughters have dcno
virtuousy, hut these excel them ALL"
vicriM RvM.--A black fellow named Andrew
Hacker who has resided at s Orange street. found
dead yesterday morning Verdict otcoroner's jary"n
temperance"
Grant, Of a. Orange street aged IL mouths died suddenly
yesterday OF bronchitis. Coroners veriict accordingly
Mex Gmnrksrxsyr Ae.,s.-lu addition to the charges
cfpassng counterfeit money already brought against this
man, who was formerly engaged as porter to convey
OF the mails from Post Office to line OF steam
boais Mr. John T Duff Of As Rvngton street Of
suffolk. presented complaint agans, him for passing
50 counterfeit note Of the Exchange Bank at Satem Mas
sachusetts. on saturday night.
DSArH FROM SLEieu R,px--A young man. named
Dennis Daley, died yesterday the City Hospital from
injuries received New Years night while riding in
came in collision with another, the shaft and horse Of
which struck him in the right eide. He was in company
we're the time thu, he wa. not expected to sur
yive through the night post norton examination of
the Nndv resulted Corners verdict death
ture OF the right kidney.
pRowSsp.-Thc body of a named Asa Radford a
native OF New jersey aged about 30 years. found
,erday morning in the North River near the loot OF Cham
hoard the schooner Cornola lying in that vicinity ami
was missed during the night about that time. The
nersjury returned verdict Of Accidental Drowning"
oysrrs Hcusw BuNclAw.on tho night of the 9th inst
the boot and shoe store of Abraham Fredcrcks of i6
Blocker street. entered by burglars and boots and
shoes stolen valued at about $40. On the 10TH il
again entered, and clock and boots and shoes
stolen. Notice was given to the police and officer
Sparks with his usual vigilance traced tho stolen goods
10 the possession OF named Robert Jugman who
occupies the cellar under Monroe Hall north
Of Centre and Pearl streets He denied that tho
goods the premises aud when dscov cred disa
vowed all knowledge OF their having been burglarously
stolen. He was fully committed on the burglary.
BURGLAR AND RrcKwxR.-On the night OF the 18th in
ssnt the jewcry store Of George Badger ~ Division
street entered by burglars. and clock German sill
yer table and tea spoons and every stolen, valued at
fry seven dollars Officer Sparks having received
tice Of the theft yesterday Five Point thieves
named Jeremiah McQuinn and Thomas Parks who had
habit of the i'll fame Little Water street,
small portion Of the stolen goods also found in the
oyster cellar of Robert Tugman, under Monroe Hail.
north west corner Of Centre and Pearl McQunn
and Parks were committed the burglary, and Tugmai
as areceiver Of stolen goods.
SroLk IN MANrKL CLoex.-Petsr Williams, white (no,
Peter OF Orange street Almacks) and Wm Darling
committed yesterday on charge OF stealing maniel
clock valued at sas from the house Of Al Valentine of
26 Frankfort street.
SrAssiNc.-On Saturday evening German named
Christian Fecck, of lo7 Washington street. while in a
state OF excitement from liquor drew pocket knife and
stabbed OF his fellow hoarders named Joseph Slam
several times in the face and head Sammer then
seized cane and belabored his antagonist that he
lies in the hospital with swelled head that betokens
than the AFTER effects of nights debauch. Slammer
made affidavit against HIM yesterday, and he will be
arrested in state TO be removed the city
prison.
Psrcociors DsrRAvrrv.-Ofice Baker arrested little
girl aged Is years named Er abeth West, on Monday
evening on charge Of being public night walker and
avagrant She stated that she had lived with her aunt
Mary WEIGH Of 81 Anthony street. who compelled her
prostitute her person. and who the
iniamy. She was sent TO the House Of Refuge.
MoRE BURGLARS Yesterday morning, about o'clock,
Jacob Schoonmaker. of the Insurance watchmen,
while passing through Front street. heard noise the
cellar OF the fruit store Of Balen Co., No. 1885, and
obtaining light entered the premises, with Samuel
smith, and found burglar. who called himself Jacob
smith who had in his possession marlin spike and box
Of matches. The cesr door had been opened by the
lock being forced off, They fastened the door and
veyed the burglar to the watchhouse On returning
another rogue named William Smith alias Adams was
found in the cellar hid among orange boxes He
was also captured, and examination yesterday they
were both committed for trial
CHATHAM Misunderstanding can exceed the
enthusiasm nightly displayed at this favorite and
fashionable place of amusement. Although The
prices OF admission greatly reduced, yet the
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