New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-25

and women should ponder before they lead oar
youth On u ard to almost irretrievably evil results
weeks there have been az least four OF these airs
two in the Catholic and two in the Protestant
Church CAUTION
CHRrsrMAs DAY--In the sands-st Methodist
Church Sunday School Missionary Anniversary
will be held at 10 o'clock, An Rev. DR.. Clintock
is expected to address the meeting.
E A German by the name OF Charles Rut,
stone-cutter, came to Fayetteville last Spring,
and practced a most outrageous act OF yillauy
toward worthy and enterprising female. Aieer
residing in this place for short time, being en-
poyed at the .. 5. Arsenal he courted and mar
RED respectable ard industrious widow lady
named Elizabeth Neetzel, also German, who by
frugal and economical habits, had managed to
save ten or twelve hundred dollars from her hard
earnDgs Ruf after living with her about
month and half, induced her under false pre-
tense Of wishing to go to Philadelphia 70 Buy
stone or marble to let hin have 500 ot the
money. He started about the last OF August,
with the money and several articles that did not
belong to him in his possession, promising to re-
turn in three weeks but he has not yet returned,
and ia not likely TO do so. When last heard from
he was in B altimore making false statements IN
regard to the money he bad, and also stating that
he was going to New-York to meet his wife
another one who was coming from Germany
Said Ruff is 81 years old; about feet ! or
inches high dark hair pale blue eyes long
ears stoops little while walking and speaks
but very little English ANY information concern
ing him will be thankfully received, directed to
Mrs Elizabeth Neetze, Fayetteville, n C.
CaroInian.
CAsUALTY.-A clerk of Fowler L Odel corner
OF Grand and Clinton SITS. was severely injured
yesterday morning by the scuttle OF an adjoining
house being blown off and striking him on the
head He is not expected to recover
A BEAUTIFUL SIGHT.-One of the most beautl-
ful sights that have seen for long time was
the Bowling Green Fountain this morning. 1t
was completely enveoPed with huge icicles, I'm.
parting to the whole structure the appearance OF
grotto of mammoth stslacttes, from the apex oil
which jutted forth gentle stream OF the Croton,
which trickled down TO form fresh deposit OF
frost-wolk at the base of the column. AS the sun
shone upon the icy pile, its rays were rejected
With speEdor which dazzied the beholder, and
suggested stirring thoughts OF the power and re,
sources Of Nature. In single night she had
erected structure OF peerless beauty, which Man
would strive in vain to form. Com ADV
~ Patrick Carman was detected breaking in
to the premises No II Center MarketpIace.
t9- The house Of G. D. progie. No. 10 suIli-
vanst was entered by false beys last night and
property to considerable amount carried away.
No arrest.
DEATH ny ApopLExY.-The Coroner held an
inquest Yesterday at the First Ward Station
House upon the body of Philip Bieglar, native
of Bolivia 20 years of age, who fell down at the
corner Of Cedar and Greenwich sits. on Sunday
afternoon and shortly after expired. Verdict APP
oplexy.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRETGNsEs.-A German
named Jacob Z. Ruhle, was arrested on Monday
by officer Bumstead OF the Third District Police
Court, on complaint Of Edward Costello OF No lib
avenue B, who charges that on the 18th OF No
vember last, Ruhe proposed selling to MIN the
shantee slaughterhouse, corner of Eleyenthst.
and avenue B, for SIS, and to grant to him also a
two wears lease of the lot on which the shantee
stood A bargain was struck and S34 was paid
down on the spot Soon AFTER however,
plainant alleges that he discovered that Ruhc
was not the owner OF the place. aud had obtained
his money by false representations. The accused
was held by Justice Mountfort for examination
CHARGE OF FORGERY-A warrant was issued
day or two since by Justice Lo!hrop, for the ar
rest of young man named Edwin Henry, on
charge of forgery, in altering note for S25 drawn
by Mr.. Isaac 0. Courgen of New Jersey so as to
make it read 81 .525, which he got oashed at tue
Office of VIM a. Beecher, No. "a Merchants Elk
change The note drawn at months and
made PAYABLE at the Union B auk. The accused,
Yesterday morning, hearing that warrant had
been issued for his arrest, called at the Police OF
fc Hall Of Justice and delivered himself up He
was held to bail in the sum Of $2,000to answer
ARREST FOR GRAND LAncLNY.-O iicer Meyer
Qf the 18th w ard, on Monday, arrested mannan
ed Martin j acobs charged with stealing da5nerro-
type plates glass &c together with th9rmom-
oter, valued in ali at 362i the property OF w M;
Schneider of No. 1874 EliZabeth-st- The accused
admitted taking part Of the property, which was
found at his boarding house He was committed