New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-07

M Permit me, through the columns OF your
journal 10 call public attention 10 the continued and
increasingly indecorons conduct Of gang Of" row
dies who congregate every Sabbath on the corner
OF Walker and Mott sta. enc OF the most frequent
ed thoroughares in that section Of the City, -Four
teenth Ward would not trouble you, bar the
Police are not disposed 10 interior, and in some IN
stances they do well to keep away from the victn'
ty Something, however, should be done 10 pre-
vent citizens rom being IL salted on tner passage
TO and from church by those misguided young men,
who love to paronize filthy "rumsho2s' on the
Sabbath day, polluting the air with their obscene
and sbominsbe jests, to the disgrace themselves
and their much to be- pited relatives AMI 'Isnds;
~ The examination CT Geo. w Niles, charged
with con,piripe 70 defra1d Mr.. Henry Ravens, was
resumed yesterday before Justice Moun,fort. Two
Commissioners OF Desds were examined, and the
testimony adduced eat fer 70 show that the pa
per Given by Niles 10 NJ. Ravens relocating him
nom al Obligation 10 bis NilessD clients John and
Ellen Sullivan, was fraudulent affair. In conse
ouepce Of the continued i'll health OF Mr. Graham,
one OF the counsel for the accused, the further ex
animation Of the case was postponed to the 10Th
Of September next
SHAMEFUL ABAsDoSnEsT.-COroner Geer held
an inquest yesterday at the Seventh Ward Station
House upon the body Of a male infant, about two
months Oci lOuno lug uhuei NaSVu ih AoHiJ y
near Scanned sts on Monday night DR.. Holmes
made post mortem examination OF the body, and
found all the organs in beautiful state. The Jory
rendered verdict thatits death was caused by ex-
possre and want OF proper attendance more
eartless abandonment could scarcely be conceived
than this case presents.
SUIcIDE--An inquest was held at No. 100
Goerck ST. upon the body Of Mary King, native Of
this City, 10 years Of age, who committed suicide
on Monday night by swallowing two ounces Of
laudanum The deceased was q girl OF many per
sona attractions, and was much beloved for her
virtues by a large circle OF friends. DisapPoint-
ment in an affair OF the heart 10 supposed TO have
been the cause Of the commission Of the rash act
DEATH CAUSED BY TIE FALLING OF A WALL
| IN MERcER.sT.-The Coroner held an inquest yes
terday at III Nottst upon the body Of James Cas-
sidy, a native OF Ireland, As years OF age, whose
death was caused by injuries received by the fall
ing OF wall in Mercer st. upon him on Monday az.
ternoon. Verdict accordingly.
CHARGE OF PASSING SPURIOUS MoNEY-AdOlph
Fasobe and julius Boil were yesterday arrested
on a charge Of passing shop card, having the ap.
pesraDce OF being $50 bill. TO VIM. Hsldeberand
Of ia Greenwich.st. The complainant supposlng
il to be genuine bank bill, changed it for the ac
cused, giving them $50 in good money. The fel.
lows were locked up to answer the charge.
GRAND LARCENY AND ARREsT.-A man named
Gilbert Gilmartn was arrested yesterday while
sitting in THE room Of the Court OF Sessions on q
charge of stealing, some months since, q quantity
OF jewelry and silver ware valued at 500, the
property Of Timothy O'Hsra, residing at 50 Mal-
beny-st. The jewelry was found on the person Of
the accused, who was locked up 10 answer the
charge