New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-21


Boston AHA, gives toe following sccoun, OF this wealthy
n,bietpsn whose recent death such ~indisli to
suudry Institutions Of Wsnst
He hs. cut Of bis only daughter with the smallest
ann The law permltied-she will gaig have s>OOOV IN
cctne He has distributed the rest Of bis gigantic Tor
tune in a most singulsr manner among some t~o nun
rd p4rsons OF 81 ranks and Characters Ire kpoos q
,.h,.bl. pair OF diamond earrings for example are
b.syussthed TO Hospital snd the drops worm stOoV
10 Nile Falcon. the opera singer. Tor me pressure
say. the viii, had in bearing Der sing once me sn
uusl income OF the property including seventy one
hou,ss at Paris wss $4,000 yet Aigre ~ss 50 par
simopous that seeing bis servant one Gay Win smart
looking hat he reprimsnded him Tor bis sxrsTAesnce
5u, his the Old bat you gave me ose .'ooeo oss,
for A franc All 3" sad NJ. dAbgre. " but DID DOT
know II could be restorsd-here 10 the franc you paid
will take the hat and be transferred the renovated
bssver 10 his Own head.
~ The inhabitants Of the western part OF the
CITY in Greenwich and Chslses, 80 We are informed.
are Interested TO know By what authority boating hos
u,sl with the ship fever aboard 10 moored al the loot
Of Thirteenth st. Il IL understood says our cores
ocndeut that driven from the vicinity OF VISITS
Il by show Of mob violence on the part of the neigh
bor, general and nnususl apprehension pervsdss
III. public mind with references to the health Of the
Ci,y and il quite needless to increase II The s,rue
tr, alluded a. il an old csns boat catnoc over with
ruush bo.rds snd admirably calculated to excite ssrm
tits in truth. perfect specimen oi Aevn'ss"us eses
ship Why 10, have 1t anchored at the quarantine
ground
PoItcE-OfFcers McManus and Rue, OF the
sixth Ward arrested on saturday man calling himself
Mn yisdaman and a woman by the name OF Catnarine
Lee on suspicion Of having been concerned Win
Francis Carroll Lshsy and others IN rOoolng man oy
the name OF John Fitzpatrick OF s2oo IN bank oliis
Coul nittei for exsminanon... A Policeman OF the
Fourth Ward arrested on Saturday msn BY the name
of Thomas .Ftin driver of hack No - whom the OF
6cer detected in driving furious rate contrsry to
law down Chshamst At the imminent danger Ut HE
and limb He was conducted before Justice Drnker,
who ued him S. in default Of which he ~s locked up
in the Tombs The carriages and horses were placed
ia charge of Mr.. snow. the property clerk 20 await
the requisiton Of Mr. Cleveland, the owner
Oicers sheridan Mcdonald Strait and others OF the
Fourth Ward. arrested Thursday night man by the
name Of Josh PesrsA, for keeping disordery bousc
At 273 Water 81 common resort for women OF the
lowest grade Of prostitution The officers made de-
scent upon the premises and brought eight females
inmates OF this dcn OF ssery Justice DflDker commit
ted the all the girls Tor months 10 the penitentiary
Ocer T0rbush OF the Filth Ward, arrested. Friday al
ternoon young Irish woman, by the name OF Ann Lay
den in the act of jumping OF the dock into the NOstn
River foot of Harrisonss for the purpose Of drowning
herself II sppesrs that she had psvned all her clothing
and unable TO procure a situation, which she said
induced her attempt the rssh act Justice Drinker
committed her the OF Mrs Foster mstron OF the
City Prison Robert Fay was arrested on saturday
night By officer Moran Of the Fifteenth Ward charged
with receiving stolen goods He was locked up. "A
- Bowery which left standing. on Saturday IN
Six,eenh-s t near Foulhayenue were taken away In
the wagon four bundles Of clothing marked r.
w EdmOnds. Martin Hoffman, w. X. Taylor. and WIN
Bebee none which property has been recovered.
lntelg ence yesterday received at the Chiefs or
nee tina. 500 had been stolen from the desk OF store
In Boston. The money consisted Of three bills ON the
Atlantic Bank one OF $500 and two of 500 EACH.
Officer Beams of the Third Ward yesterday arrested
fellow named George Fsuse waiter In the house OF Mr.
Keever Wsshin gton-st charged with stealing IRON the
fha Hugpnot A boxes.
property 10 the value of $780, belonging to Mrs lssscs
an Eng lish Jewess The trunk and boxes were taken
10 the house OF Keeyer broken OPEN and clock guam
tty of lace work box OF ornaments, &c to the value
ofs2q5 stolen therefrom Two others supposed TO have
been concerned are said 10 have gone TO bunso 10
which place telegraphic dispatch has oeen
sfnt Fausel locked up to answer Jonn
Friend was arrested Saturday, under the fOl-
lowing circumstances German named Andrew non
met Friend on Saturday morning and was invited
by him 10 take ride 20 the country and at tue same
time told 10 deposit two bundles which he had IN
grocery After leaving the bundles, they started
for Cathsne Market where as Friend stated his horse
and wagon standing having got there he put hoh
man to stand by the wagon while he went Tor some
thing tie then went into house close at hand
and instead of eating be proceeded to the grocery store
and took the bundles of Hoffman and dressed himself
| Ia his clothes The duped discovering his mis-
take when the proper owner took the horse and wagon
and made complaint at the Seventh Wsrd station.
| House and ate? Friend was brought up. and
| locked up 10 answer Hoffman loses % dollars.
| person by the name of David Collins taken into
custody yesterday by officer Burnley OF the Lower Police
Court charged with obtaining 100 cords OF wood worth
$500 from DR. Ben amin F. Bowers by false represent
atoms about the l7th January last Collins made
application To the complainant Tor the wood Stating that
be la possession of certain real estate Ia Kings
County upon which representations, and inquiry
made 10 Brooklyn, DR. Bowers furnished him with the
wood. It appears from the records Of Kings County,
that Collins had been possessor Of real estate in that
County but that II had been conveyed TO some other
person previous 10 the sale of the wood The accused
was locked To answer Assistant Captain flanagan
aud policeman Gregory Of ths sixteenth Ward, ysster
day seized 81 kegs containing $50 pounds of powder
which were stored in shanty In Thrtiethst between
the Sixth and Seventh. avs The powder 10 said TO be
long to Henry l.. Buckley q contractor of sewers In
lhirte,h aud Thirty second SITS who. when be heard
that the Police about seiIng IT, with the assistance
OF some of his workmen removed the powder to some
lots In Thirty fourth st. whittier the policemen pro
cseded, and took 1t to the Magazine by order OF the
/ hsyor.
GSqUEsT-Coroner w alters was yesterday called
hold Inquest the Of Tenth st and Avenue
d, upon the body Of an unknown man native OF Ger
many sEed 81 years who found in the East River
q, the foot Of feminist. Verdict death by drowning.