New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-06

Ne,.rs Johnson White and Jones q - Pearist and
Warren Beman sud Company q property 70 ne amount
If several thousand dollars sutton. Bartlett and Moore
established 40 u Wlist IS Brokers ana pro
missing TO discount al paper received from merchants ~
them recommended 10 confidence as Trustworthy they
succeeded in eeciing sales the hands oi the above
firms Golfer Porter and another person not yet az
rested who got $4,000 worth Of boots and shoes The
details which suDpress present lest their paDhca
ton may defeat the -nis Of justice reveal most aston
lshng series Of frauds perPetrsied for year past
P. : Mr.. Porter called upon Is last evening and
stated that be had discharged BY tie magistrate IS
nothing appeared against aim.
HOPKINS AcQUTrED.-ln the case Of Hodg-
kns. before the Oyer and Termner, charged with The
murder Of young Burs the Jury were out ali Thursday
night At 10 o'clock yesterday morning they came IN and
declared they could We understand that there
six for acqufai and six for conviction Some OF
the jury did believe the testimony Of Jennings. one
Of the for defence Under further Instructions
from the Cour they again retired At about half past l.
O'Clock they returned verdict Of Not Gaity The Prs
Oner rcmanded 20 await another TIA charge Of
burglary in connection with Livingston and another lad
named Delevan. The District Attorney said ne would
bring the tia Of Livingston for Murder I'll next
term.
| ~ We noticed several Mock Auction shops in
fuii bias. yesterday Fine Gold Watches - Coop
ers pick Levers &c &c. in any quantities and for
sale cheap a. dirt Here they go-e- for nothing -
who d take share Going. going,-who bids As
their going. by the way, iha, Is neither here nor
there . They did Mt TO be doing much Of
streak OF business however and the only customer
particularly noticed was Peter Funk dressed up in
loose shining black ike a country clergyman, with
] nd la He erfft
the thing decidedly aud made think Of the travelling
minister in Arzansas whose effects amounted to
Old saddle pack Of cards and Bowiekniie. We did
M hear Of any transactions being effected through his
insirumsntaly.
curious story Is told Of the acertain energetic
Mayor took rid his City Of the nuisance Of these Mock
Auctions Sending for Of the most notorious Of the
trade he said to him. Now cir look you here know
all about you-l have plenty Of proofs Of your rascay
and can send you to state Prison directly. if please
Now going to constitute you special Police Officer
for the express purpose II breaking up every Mock Auc
ton establishment in the City. give you SIX months in
which to DO this job and mnd-you had better do II
There was a terrible Tutoring among the Mock Auc
tioneers after that and they all eventually broke up
business.
u Another of those bold, powerful and fearful
" vivid pictures which have already rendered the
name of IDEAS widely known, has been recently placed
in the Gallery the Jai0n Broadway opposite the
Hospital 1t i called The Death Struggle and repre-
sent knifehghi between indian and white Beaver
uappcr The Indian has stolen the trap and Beaver and
i. pursued and caught by the Trapper They both
on horseback, and struggling On the very brink Of
dizzy precipce The horse Of the Indian all abroad IN
the empty air and the desparng links his copper
arms around bis enemy drag him with him to desiruc
ion The face Of the Indian and the attitude and ges-
rc Of the Trapper admirably painted while the pc
cusr bodncss Of the coloring imparts str snge life
likeness to the deneation.
~ The beautiful and truthful Poems Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Cakes Smith which have acquired exten-
siue popularity through the newspapers, have been
publ shed in choice little volume by j. : Redheld. The
very numerous admirers Of this ladys genius will be
clad to have opportunity Of possessing themselves OF
her PoeicaI Works complete.
~ We feel bound to chronicle the cool and de-
cious weather of yesterday at the risk of aic,
ing some of our waichful friends with Mt Of the critics
The shine lay cool and gratefully upon the earth, and
the atmosphere seemed to sparkle Ike drops OF sunny
water How grandly graceful Is departing Summer
thus -aluiins Autumn with golden smiles Of welcome
~ In every section of our City We notice the
busy hand Of improvement actively engaged IN rearing
modern edces Of beauty sites recently occupied ~
di,pdated iencmcnis which rejoice at As An evidence
Of general prosperity and healthy condition Of our do
nestle affairs The Burnt District is rapidly regenerang
from is smoudering aspect and already we observe tpe
walls erected for very many storchouses while on every
hand the clink Of the irowe IL heard Upon the 10, ON
which formerly stood the National Theatre block Of
dozen brick buildings is vsbe-and so It IT, ira
verse whatever section you may you find the same enter
prise exhibited
~ The Board of Education had another meet
inr On the Dr. Reese last evening. Mr. Oakley
Teacher in the Fourteenth Ward testified that Dr. Has
broucx had told him that the Bible wss sectarian book
ami ought not 10 be read in the schools. Mr. skidmore
was not permitted 10 certain questions relative
10 DR. IIasbroucks conduct certain occasions After
some farther sniporiant testimony the Board adjourned
To Tuesday evening next
-. The new steamer Shepherd Knapp makes
an excursion up the Hudson oday-eayins the foot Of
Bcach-sf at - o'clock.
Mn EDITOR Does any one know what Is done
with the letter. dropped into Boyd's City Express
boxes when the carriers fail to ind the persons 10 "hoTn
the letters are Addressed
- a wheel of one OF the Broadway Omnibuses
came Of last evening just opposite the Tabernacle pre-
cptang man. who wa. riding on top 20 the ground
and very severely cutting bis head. He was taken to
. tH-'A0+"--''f+
2 John Williams who was indicted for bur
gr and baed by the Recorder after the Court had or
dcred his commitment without bail and forfeited his
recornzances has been arrested upon bench warrant
and committed TO the Tombs
~ \ woman who has been in the Kings County
Poor.House number OF years died on Mondy last at
the advanced age Of hundred and eight Yeas retain
Ing her intellectual faculties until the last
NJ I "A
miree suicide al his boarding place No 366 Greenwich
e. on Thursday afternoon by dscharng the contents u
pistol into his ight temple His wife was in the house.
No cause can be assigned for the fatil act
Court Calendar.
COMMON PLEAS Monday Nos. 3J 40 l25, IA. 4,
20 50 4 IS -. - % So III.
CIRCUIT CoUEr-The jury has been dismissed 70 the
fourth Monday in this month.
MILITARY NovEsFxrs-We learn from Pen
sasoa correspondent that companies A. AMI n Of the
7h Regiment OF Infantry left thar hafoor sunday even
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