New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
WHOLE NO. 1881.
CITY ITEMS

FSIpAr EvxNISG, Nov. Is
sPLEspiD orNsUs--The magnificent omni-
bus OF Nsekren s Simpsons East Broadway line,
which was exhibited at The Fair tskes the street 10
day. IL 10 elsbOrstely ornsnented with bstescs7es
Of the Mexican War, and 10 altogether superb piece
Of work.
FIRE Yesterday about II oclocks 6re wa,
discovered breaking through the root Of COO GRIND a.
but vs very quickly ex,ing ulshed by Policeman Chs.
Do,y OF the Thirteenth Ward, and othsr, The dam.
age was Of DO account
ForsD IssESsIBLE.-A u an was found in the
street at Cow Bay Give Points las, nigh, in state ef
n,en sbillty sud taken 70 the sixth Ward station
house. where Or. sweeny advised his immediate re-
movA to the Hospital, which was done.
PicxPocKErs.-Sergesnt Mclaughlin of the
Third wud last night arrested ore Of these fellows
named william NJ King. Another, called Frederick
Evans wAs csush, yesterday sfserroon while sourdipg
pockets IN the crowd that watched the funeral proces
sion.
A CLEAN SwEEP.-A man re oicing 10 the name
Of Rory OMore WAS arrested n the Fourth Ward yes
terdsy for stealing dozen new brooms Committed
for trial.
CossPIRAcY-A singular case has been for q
long time OF invest, CATION before Justice o.
borne at Essex Msrke, Police, the msin Gestures OF
which the HyalS ststes follows; Frenchman,
Francois Aile Tavernier arrived IN this country about
four months since, from Martinique, bringing $1,000
Ia gold douboons jewery, SC. Soon sfter he became
acquslnted with French family by the name Of Jean
del, residing at SIS! Broomest Mr. Jesndel had
daughter NATL, aged about 81 An intimacy sosn sx.
isted between this daughter snd Mr. Tsvernier, aud
- Aft ~
duration. The daughter then went to live with her
husband, corner of Firstsvenue aud Seventh.
streets Here the wife discovered that her hue.
band was In possession OF large amount of money.
conspiracy 10 alleged 10 have been entered into for
the purpose of obtaining possession OF this ca Thurs
DAY of last week the wife appeared before Justice Os
borne, accompanied BY Claudus F Dursnd of 81 Woos
ter Ct who represented h the magistrate that the lady
had been violently assaulted by her husband and asked
q warrant that ne might be held 20 bail TO keep the
peace The Justice took the affidavit of the wife and
Issued warrant But before leaving the Court Dursnd
requested Officers Vsnderbeck add Osum not 10 90 20
the residence Of the husband 40 he could not be found
there but TO call at his house 81 Wooster.st and he
would have the husband there. The Officers attended
the appointed hour but previous 10 this Dursnd In
order 10 get the attendance OF Tayernier addressed
him letter requesting him b call at bis house that
afternoon for the purpose of settling claim he had
sgsns, him. and II he failed 50 to do he threatened 10
have him arrested. Tayernler understanding Durand
10 be money collector felt alarmed at the threat and
at the time appointed called on Durand, accOmp aned
with bis wife locking the doors Of his apartments and
putting the keys In his pocket AZ soon as Mr. Tsyer'
ner and bis wife seated In Dursnds room, the OH
GERS arrested him The wife let the room. Mr. Tayer
ner appealed to Dursnd TO accompany him 10 the Police
Oce and aid him In giving some explanation % the meg
srse Durand refused 20 do and the Officers brought
their prisoner before Justice Osborne. The magistrate
heard the mans explanations, and, suspectiDg some
thing wrong. dispatched two officers 10 bis rooms, but
too late ss the wife had about ten minutes previously
left the house In a carriage with Dursnd and another
msn taking with them the $1,000 consisting OF
douboons, hve.frsnc pieces Jumps OF bullion weigh
iug pounds zen OF silver forks aad spoons Rnd
NUMBER OF bank BILLS IL was ascertaned that tho
wife with these two men, had arrived in carriage
broke open two DOORS and carried OF the box contain
ing the above. Justice Osborne directed tho immedi
ate arrest of Ddrand, Mr. Jeande the father OF the
wife and also her aunt, a Madame La Clerc. The
dwellings OF the accused parties have been searched.
but without finding the vheresbout of either the vile
the money. On the person OF Durand was found
50 dyefranc pieces This money he says he received
from the WIFE, for the purpose Of obtaining divorce
from her husband. On the Thursday night In question
Durand took the vile 10 the residence OF George Gurst
81 wenh st. together with the box About o'clock
that ght Mr. Gurst came home and refused 10 allow
the wife remain In the house In consequence there
Of Dursnd and bis associate removed her and the box
and money. since which time no tidDgs have been as
certalned pecting them Yesterday however Justice
Osborne received info that the wife had He'd 10
Phil sde phis and two officers dispatched 10 that
city. Tnus the case stands.
In the cells Wednesday evening", mao named William
Culbart who Is charged with feloniously asssultiDg
one John Hobdey, with butchers knife ls inches In
length and infeting severe wound on his person
SUSPICIOUS CHARACTERS Ulcers Wilson and
Bvsn Of the 18th Ward, Yesterday arrested two men
who gave their names a. Robert FuroDg aud Charles
Abbes who suspected OF burglary, nasmuch as
several burglars Instruments were found 10 their pos
session. They were locked up for further examine
ton.
~ VIM w. Coleman, for stealing quantity
Of pocket hAndkerchieis from Alexander Handy, o2o
Greenwich st. was taken before Justice Bleakley and
held Ia 500 70 answer tho charge.
PErTY OFFESsEs Dennis McCsrty for steal
ing oysters. Second Ward; Thomas heGinnis, sosn'
doning his family Mary Lewis stealing silver watch
worth $40 from Charles klmbsl Fourteenth John
Heavy petit larceny, Seventeenth, ware locked up iass
night.
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