New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-09-10
CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
THUE.DAr. September ..
~ The ship Samuel Russell which sails 70 day
for China carrie. out quite a number Of passsngsrs
among whom are ". D Lewis Of PhiAiel phia, Mr and
Mrs. Cohuson and Mr. and Mrs Jones. who 90
missionaries o. the Fast
The Russell IA one Of The most psrfec, specimens Of
the Of ship building h.s lefl this port and
Will doubt make the trip 10 Canton In short time
the Sea Witch which ai,onishei every By the
speed Of her last voyage The Resell belongs 70
Mesu. A A Law & Brothers aud viii run regularly To
Canton IN connection with the Honqus clipper.
PANoRANA OF THE MIssssIPPr-We learn that
Bsnvsrds gres, Psnorams Of the Ms.,spp Is about to
b. exhibited in this City. building on purpose for Il
being nearly pe,ed in Broadway jas above sblo.
This Panorama l. thru miles IN Length. and conveyss
true aDd vivid dea Of the whole scenery OF the Msss
.ppi It ba. been daily and nightly exhibited IL Boston
fo- abou, SIREN mouths snd has constantly attracted
spectacle audiences
~ Ten hundred and thirty immigrants arrived
here on Tuei5sy.
M,D Doc A rabid dog was killed this morning
in Ez-bethst We learn that small child was bitten
by the dog.
BITItS BY 4 MosKEY--A bright little boy. son
Of Mr. C. Rabaosn Of wsker.s,. yesterday bitten
by monkey belonging 10 an organ grinder, who was
performing opposite the house The little fellow wst
Immediately taken q surgeon. and the wound was
burned With red-hot iron. the bite Of monkey
being almost IS poisonous a. that OF mad dog
GEDsrY's CHAssEL-Mr Robert Norris, an ex.
pereDced pilot the request OF +. X Collins F.q
Gently explored this channel which was discovered
iw since by Cap, Gedney Of the Navy and found
p feet ia the shoalet water abreast Of the inner buoy
tlde half flood The Chamber Of Commerce after hear
Jog Mr kornss statement through SIR Collins O whom
II was communicated passed resolution. That sppi
csiion BE- made the Secretary Of the Treasury 10
have three White and Red Can BuOys placed 10 G-d-
nay's Channels under the direction of Mr. Norris aud
that those buoys together With all the ether buoys Of the
harbor BE- numbered. No of each class OF buoya com
rnencng ~ of the Bay and farther ins,
the Secretary the Treasury bs requested to ascertain
whether there Is any necessy for taking mp the can
huoys curing the winter
RgsouED.-John Langley fell into the river at the
foot Of Doverit but rescued from drowning BY Of
fcers Hawk and Wiiiston Of the Fourth Ward
DfowNrD-The body Of a drowned man was
this morning found floating in the river Al the foot Of
Chambersft
Court Oh sEssIoSs-FAnny Gilpin indicted for
grand larceny In having 4th of June stolen $50
IN gold coin from Michael Riley, put upon Trial,
found guilty and sent 10 the state Prison for
Charles Brown indicted for forgery In the second de-
gree in having in his possession counterfeit bills With
intent to pass the same, plead guilty and wss remsnded
for sentence.
PoLIcE.-Daniel Jones and John Phoenix, es
capped convicts from Bsckwells Island. arrested
last night by officers Mansfield and Van Benthuysen o.
the Seventeenth Ward and back 10 their old quar-
iers John Mills vss yesterday arreft-d by oircer
StO~ ell OF the Fourth Ward, charged With keeping
ds1rieriy house ~ ~ Water II Hold o. bail 10 $500
"a pair Of gold speotacrs were taken from aihei by
officer Brown Of the Chiefs Office for which an owner
is wanted by the above officer.
~ The Stamford ct Adcocoie publishes the
following account ola successful piece Of ylany great
part OF hich enacted In this City
This Bal came to Dafien some time last Spring In the
capacity If ourneyman shoemaker AMI obtained work
of Mr. Fuller. He was In the ueighborhuod but Gay
or i~o before be selected out widow tnen residing
with her parents and worth sone seven eight thou
sand dolsrs, bis victim. BY the aid Of trcacherous
female pcighbor (who. II Is cOnhieniy believed re-
caived bsn1some reward for her servces) he 0b
tained an interview with the widow lady and by false
Representation 81 hs circumstances sud prOspccie
hrncd by his female cOnspirslor, In about t.O weeks
succeeded 10 prevailing upon bic victim 10 accompany
hun 10 Port Chester. unDekn0@n to her parents sud
friends. where che married 10 him by Rev Mr.. VII
son They then returned - Darien. where they took
board a time with HE female conspfstor. Bill now
set about converting Mrs. Balls notes aud evidences
OF debt Into cash. by her consent under preience
that favorable opportunity offered 20 engage in
pr, haos business 10 the Cry of New York. some four
Or hive thousand dollars gathered together and
tney proceeded 10 NewYork with fine horse and va
g0n and the furniture linen &c Oi Mrs T. before mar
ri see aud took rooms % No. @i Downing a. lie had
been there many days before be pretended dsar
p0ntinout ut hs aud proposed %
deposit 5000 Mrs had then by her In specie in
of the Banks until such time Il might be needed THIS
was consented TO- and tho money was taken away by
Mr Bail. Ga hs return he said be had Left the money
al The Mechanics Bank OF we remember the nhme)
but did not bring back certificate ol deposit because
AZ he said the teller could IL afternoon
having out to attend To the funeral Of bis vile The
next day however. he brought In Bank Book contain
ing entry OF the deposit In the usual form, and pre-
v,nird sl suspicion If shy wrong.
This the 81 day Of July, and up 10 this time Bal
hal all kindDess aud attention. and won ihe enire
cont lence Of his utsuspectng wife. Ga sunday tthe
n day Of Juy) b. paincd Of feeling i-his head.
b. snit troubled him very much, and ~ there would
he much ring and confusion on the oh NJ thought
BE- would dee from the noise - going over % tho JET
seys snd Sc il ho could not collect money gu, of
a man he pretended Nss greatly indebted 90 hin there.
NJ Ball proposed 20 accompany him and thought u
would b. pleasant excursion. but Bal demurred on
th- ground nai bis debtor (Nr Fuller might not ue
pleased 90 have him bring company along when GA
cunning cali 50 the proposed excursion wa recalled
Ga Monday morning III. two rose early siPped dish
Of coffee together and then after the assurance Of re-
early in the evening not forgetting 70 borrow
her elegant gold watch sad chsn, worth t~o hundred
dulsrs or more. and invaluable "a tie giii Of her
former husband he took his departure and from that
time the presont Mira Ball mas hsd no positive iose
Mr. Ball not returning that nisni, Mrs. b became uu.
thought IL tasid strangely and she drank but little Her
sister hosever VINO II the table with her drank her
usual qnsniy. and 5000 after was taken with vomiting
The dry coffee wss examined and wnGs substance
observed il resembling arsenic, and IL was ell nme-
distely hove into ths sink Soon after going - her
btdchsmber she bodced her husband clothes were
missing her the linen aud other vusoles gone. Suspi
cons of the plot now for the hrs' time came suddenly
and heavily upon her. she caught her check book and
hurried 10 the Bsnk-she hsl deposit there--ths
entries proved forgery Bal had been 10 the bank but
be- tO0k bills for the specie. she vent % the stable
found her horse and wagon gone and eqneuty
she hes been unsbe 10 gain any ace Of her husband or
effects
Mr.. Bal has returned 10 DsTsn robbed Of her en-
tire personal c.i.ie and she nos s0cs the aid OF
~ friend 81 injured confidence 10 aid her 10 bringing
Calvin L. Bal 20 that justice bis rsscsiity merits Aoy
information gsrdng him thst he may BE- arrested or
regarding The property be has wrongiuy taken away
with him, that 10 may be- recovered, will not only nr
gratefully received. but handsomely rewarded BY Mrs.
Il. Address Mr. Phebe Ball. Dsfien, Conn
Calvin l.. Bal Is about 81 years Of AGES Of slender
bui.c-hazel etes-red whiskers-brosn hsir-hesvy
look OF the eyt-smsl hand ais ant cheek