New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-17
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various tines be gave her large sums Of money
which were coerced out ofhim BY fear Of exposure
Nr Boyd, who acted as legal adviser Of the WON.
81 Starr was also charged with conspiring with
her in accomplishing the ruin Of Mr.. Topping.
by getting possession OF bis property in order
to show some Of the meanS resorted - By the
accused Tor the accomplishment OF their ends. TIE
complainant. states that On one occasion they in
dueed him to 90 to a house in South Secoa1ss
WiIiansburgh where the woman procured
quantity OF arsenic, which she said she was going
70 take, and then send a letter, already written,
TO the Chief Of Police, charging him with poison
irg her. 50 IS 10 have him indicted Tor murder
At last the unfortunate man fet himself 80 dread
fully persecuted and driven almos. 20 despair that
be conveyed his house and lot No. o. Jane S.
also handsome establishment ia Foarh g. va'aed
altogether at $50 900, through one ApPlsby to the
woman Livingston alias Star. Aiter the con'pra
tors bad succeeded in getting the complainant 70
sign over the property, they called on bis wife and
represented to her that her husband had sold tho
property to them. BY these false representations
they obtained her signature and thus rendered no
deed perfect Mr.. Topping was thus turned Gu. Of
house and home, but the successful villains, a, II
not ratified with their ia gotten gooi', made hin
also build house in Sullivan County FOR the resi-
denoe Of the parents Of Livingston alias s'Arr.
Justice B.eakley on hearing the complaint =.
sued his warrant ior the ares. Of the accused
who we're lhortly aaesxai taken into ciisoly By
officers Dayie and WymAn. Of ;he Second Dis Tlo'
Police Court. Boyd VAS yesterday held 20 bal
in the Gum Of IS CO., which was procured, and the
female prisoner was locked up Ia default OF the
same amount. The premises 50 feloaious.y Cd.
tanned. were levied upon by Deputy Sheriff Gun
bingham, and Mr.. Topping and family hal tho
pleasure Of being rsinsls,ed ia their old home. A
/ further examination viii take place in a few days
! when some moro particulars in relation 70 !hS
tangled Eob Of mystery will be elected.
! TIE OPERA-The representati1n Of Pariiaai
/ at Castle Garden last night was attended by about
three thousand persons. The famous duet: in the
second act brought down the house rs il always
does, and M,rini and Badiai as they csne forward
with the Republican tri,olor Of Italy, seemed 70
feel truly the inspired energy with which they sang.
Saw wsE indispensable IN tho third act the
Ndmirar n as given by him and steTanoni
was a delicious bres,ang Of passion and raptl-o.-
Unfortunately for those who can appreciate and en-
Joy genuine music, the term Of the CompanysItAy
ia drawing 10 clOGe. The more need thereloss,
Of going to hear them while there Is chance.
An IRISH HEROISE-Among tao recent arrival,
in this city wma widow lady named Mrs. Bow
den who was the proprietor Of a hotel in the - IN
( Of Urlingcrd, Kilkenny, during the revolt Of 1913
I During the fight Of Smith Biien, she haIb),ed
him in her house, and twice prevented bis capture
using all the means in her hands h relieve and aid
him. Had il not been for the interference Of Others
she would have succeeded in ehecting his escape
We understand she is about to start boarding
house in this city, 10 support herself and young son
ARRIVAL OF TIE COUNT DE ALCOY-Phe Span.
ish walstsancr PisarrO, which arrived a. this
port on Thursday night, brought to our shores sho
Count De Alcoy, Captain General Of Cuba, with dis
family. He comes, a. 10 runored, mainly for the
sake Of bis health, and we presume he will End in
the temperate air OF our coming autumn an anti
dote FIR the eHeryating Summer lervos OF Caba
It is not true that Gen. Lopez and he are - make
the tour OF the United States in company
lrT We are requested to state that no other per.
sons are entitled to receive money Orlhe support
the Tailo-s srdther families nov at JefsrIon Mar.
ket prison, bu. those who will present Lists signed
and sealed by the Committee Of Thirteen There is
still & man named BRUcKNER At the prison, who Is
cripple and ha, a wife and three children at home,
who arc nearly starving. Who will release this
man or alleviate his family
HOBOEEN-The Summer weather has but add
ed to the attractions Of this beautiful place Of 70.
tort. Our unusually abundant August rains have
prolonged the luxuriancs and freshness Of the grass
and folisge beyond the ordinary period, and the
ElyI.n Fields are now truly Elysi,n ia :hsir min
sled garb Of Spring and Summer combined. The
ferry boats are crowded such days as these, and
We have no doub, but tha. every passenger Is dgs
dollar, better OF for his eight cents worth Of forest
scenery ard fresh air.
SUDgZN DEATH-- On Thursday afternoon man
named William Bishop, while walking through
FultonIt fell suddenly the side walk, 10 II. and
died before assistance could be rendered 10 him -
An inquest was held on the body yesterday and &
verdict that deceased came to his death ~ dis
ease Of the heart returned. The deceased wn q
native Of Scotland, 40 years old, and a baker by
trade. For some time past his habits had been in
temperate having resofted to the cup to drO Enshe
remembrance q SoEro1s caused b. domestic dill
culties.
STEAMBOAT TmEF.-A well dressed individual,
who gave bis name - James Smith, was arrested
yeIierdsy, on board the steamboat Comm)1ore, On
complaint Of Capt Frazer WHO charges hin with
stealing trunk Of valuable clothing, tae property
Of one Of the passengers. Nearly 40 pawn tick
CTS for trunks, vsises and carpstbags, were 61ni
in bis possession, for which Owners are wanted az
the Tonbs. The accused was committed Tor OK
animation by Justice Lothrop.
CAsUALIrlEs.-Wm. Bishop, baker, fell doTn |
IN the streets Of the Second Ward, and vas carried |
10 the station houss, whore hs died.
youpg girl was passing the ship smiths 'ao2, |
el3 south AZ and trod upon bot irJa placed on !
~. ,iaer,Ik ,o cool She vas taken b the station