New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

was jast beginning to reap the profits Of his most
important discovery, which promised hin the en-
joyment OF ample wealth the remsinder of his life
Aersrs Tusker Cooper L Co, the well kGo#n
Cordage Manufacturers Ia this city, thoroughly
tested bis plan, ami at The time OF dis death had
just concluded Al arrangement for its sole csc.
FALSE PRErEssE on LARGE SC4LE.-Jas, 7.
Harris, whose arrest for obtaining goods % large
amount from several whoesas merchants of this
City Was noticed yesterday, il appears bag carried
on the game 10 2 much larger extent than was AZ
first supposed. Yesterday Measra. ludwig. Gold
schmidt i Co. of 81 Broad.st. appeared before
RIeakley, ard stated that he had purchased OF
them quantity of silk velvet, in the mama OF A.
Arnold K Co Canal ST. The amount Of his pur-
chase from Bosen & McNsmee ia aboat $500
worth of goods. 1t also appears that he his par
chased in q similar fraudulent manner about $500
worth OF goods Of Schiewind Co. of Sc Market a..
Philadelphia, in the name of EVAN IL Guilon OF
tina. city boat 81 eco worth OF goods found In his
possession are now at Jefferson Police Court, and
it has been aacertained that he has shipped boxes
OF goods to Boston and Baltimore, within fey
days. He was until lately 10 archant In good
standing In Boston and some Of the persons whom
he has defrauded speak in the highest terms OF hist
former character. He confessea the charges
made against him. and states that he entered into
the fraudulent operations Tor the purpose OF say
ing rom oEs several of bis confidential friends,
who indorsed for him previous to his recent taiare
DEATH AT THE CITY PRIsoN.--Tne Coroner
yerserdsy held an inquest a! the City Prison upon
the body Of Patrick SaydoD, native Of ireland,
45 years OF age, who was found dead in bis cell
yesterday morning. The deceased was brought
to the Tomba for being drunk and asaanting POI
lice officer on Sunday night and wher be was ar
rested made desperate resistance, and was bnai'
IL nubdued and captured only oy the use OF the
club Of the officer. On hearing of hi1 death many
of bis friends alleged that ha died in consequence
of being cruelty treated. The Coroaer's Jury, no
ever, decided otherwise and rendered yardict of
death by congestion Of the brain, caused by intern
perance He leaves wife and five children in
dependent circumstances, in Mulberry-sf.
FATAL ACc1nEET.--An Inquest was yesterday
held at the City Hospital upon the body OF John
Station Socum, a native Of N. j. 81 years CT age,
whose death was caused by q fall fronl the Thrd
story window Of the house, 80 Fulton-st' on Sun
day morning. The deceased is supposed to have
been intoxicated at the time, and while sitting up
on the window sill, to have Loaf bis balance. Yer
dict accordingly.
DEATH ny FALL.-An Inquest was yesterday
held at 456 Twelithst. upon the body OF Michael
Gravy, native Of Ireland, 80 years of age who
early yesterday morning fell from the fourth story
of the above named premises, and was instantly
killed. Verdict accordingly It's supposed that
deceased waa intoxicated at the time OF the fall.
The Cow STABLES "A petition against the nuts
ence il the Ninth az. between Fourteenth and Soy
enteenth ats signed by over 500 Of the moat prom'
nent citizens in the Ward was presented 20 ths
City Inspector on Saturday.
CASUALTIES Mary Martin, a domestic in The
employ of Solomon Howe, residing at 29 Amos g.
was severely burnt on Sunday by the explosion Oh
acamphene lamp. 80.
William Kennedy fell in the water ~ rom pier 1901
of Oliver.st and was rescued with diligently
A lsdy fell down in fit in Anthony'st. Sunday
morning as she was proceeding to c:,roh She was
taken to the City Hospital