New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-13

A GRAVE MIsrAKE-The following cores pond
ence develops the remains Of something like Joe
Miller but we are assured that the letters actually
passed, therefore we let them pass into perma'
nence, renarking that nothing remains with as
except the names of the parties;
OFFICE or THE CEMETERY, July "a 1880
The accumulation Of iniermenn 10 the Receiving Tomb
OF hs lpsuon renders necessary TIA, provision for
the permlnep niermenI OF the remains OF those tenPos
riy de posted here be made immedis ely, II possible
Your early attention the removal Of the remains Of G.
w r deposited Mach The sth ls47, 10 therefore respect
fully solicited Your obi 'eTv'L cowoo,-oii.,
NEw.YoRE, July 80, 1850
u ESQ Dear Sir: Your polite favor OF 2ih inst
requesting early attention 10 The removal OF my re-
mains" from the Receiving Tomb Of Cemetery was duly
was on the eve OF attending The wedding Of young
friend at that time and the subject Of your note did not
appear to hsrmonza well with The occasion, deferred
Upon The moot mature dehberstioa and investigation
have become sGhthed tia, my remsns ae not enanIng
the gloomy vaults Of said Receiving Tomb any rats
am log gpg along so comfortably with tie remains that
are efi and In use and have passed along
far without any consciousness Of the absence OF those
rtmsu, allied ged TO have remaiped" In said Tomb since
March 49, 1872 that am disposed to remain OF the
He hsi 5 robosd, wanting ~ha, stolen
Le,lim no, nov y and hs . no, toeoea Al a.
msus said to remain In said TOMB 10 tho and
Iody Of whom may concern sddrg win becoming
seriousness and grace the oenedeuon. Peace to the
s,hea" REMAIN" my active remains"
Very truly your obsdieni G.w.P.
FRAUD FRvsrRATED-A very adroit attempt
to defraud Augusse Belmont, Rothschilds Agent,
was frustrated on Thursday last. They received
telegraphlc dispatch in the name OF ChevAler Hal
seman, the German Charge AHaires, requesting
large amount of money % be RENTED 10 him. IN
bills directed to the fremont House, Boston. sns-
picions however, were excited and the agen. there
was telegraphed to give the Chsvalier credit for
the amount if be should prove bis Identity. In
quiries were consequently made, bat no such per-
son could be found
DROWNED Yesterday afternoon about o clock
while the steamboat Frank was leaving Tilletud.
lem, ayouDg lad name unknown about Il years Of
age, fell from the guards into the river while trying
70 get on board and before assistance could reach
him, be sank TO rise no more. He fell backward
striking his head against the wharf and was prob
ably rendered insensibe. His body was not re.
covered.
CnUAlrIEs-A man. called "Jimmey the Boat.
man." was found drowned, at the foot OF Dover.
street by one Of the Fourth Ward Policemen, this
morning.
A woman, named Mrs White, residing in Brook.
lyp. dropped down in Walkers reef yesterday
Afternoon. under the influence of liquor. She had
a bottle Of rum in her bosom, which, in the fall,
bad brok en-. and cut her considerably. The Sixth
District Police conveyed her to the hospital.
FAIrHLrss sERvAsr.- Officer w q. Stephens,
Of the Lower Police Court, arrested this morning
German girl named Henrietta hetsker, 70; steal
ing clothing fro,l her mistress st No 80 Leonard
at. where rhe wss employ ed. The prisoner 60. up
st an cary boar this morning and saceseded IN
getting her pioDder conveyed 10 hoase 10 Ear
Broadway.