New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-02
Fvry,sIvE EMBrzzLEMEsr AND ARsRsr-

On the Dist of last month geh'eniAi' "ah''t
Thomas Few who is an extensive deaier IN coal sau
resides In Pottsvlle, Pa, appeared before 'us''oe
Lothyop and entered a complaint as"hS' d ma
named James Downey, acting as MS ase'' III ''lS
CITY for the sale Of coal, whom he chafBeu WIN nav
INC enhezzled from him the sum oil ss,oVV' anu h'"-
,,r quay 10 parts unknown. A warrant was ->Suo-
Tor tho arrest OF DOwnev and placed IN the hahls ol
Officer Elder. of the Lower Ponce Cour'' VINO "''"
nfor,oa,lon received was conVlnced 'ha' h4s nd"
Rad Fed 10 the Western coEnry, taking VIE MN Us
f,,n,,va wife and four children. Nj Elder accord
rgIv proceeded 20 Buffalo, where, from Oficer Best
THAT CITY, he obtained valuable iniOrnatoh' anu
.atisled him that Downey had gone up the Lakes.
The fugitive was pursued to Detroit "hefe aa'l-
.,onal information was obtained Of him, by applying
IN the proper quarter Mr Elder then aSsocla'e'
himself with OfHcer futile and both procee1ei 10
Canada. but after an Intellectual search there 'hey
,e,prped TO the states. and finally left for Chicago
,he head OF Lake-naylgatlon where they thought %
find Dowpey. but not meeting with success they
started for Kenosha, in Wisconsin, II being about -
mile. down Lake Michigan from Chicago. Here TO
Their do light the officers found Do"ney, wAom the>
..rres,ea on warran; issued by Justice VIA :. Rice
Of that town who was aroused from ms s.pmoer' II
nc still hour Of the night for the purpose OF further
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about $1,000 IN cash was found IN his possession
which j supuosed to be portion Of tAe money which
lie so illegally appropriated 10. his own use Inc
follouing morning The accused bid aJIeu TO N FAM
Ia was placed on board a steamboat and forwarded
Il, tins city. where he arrived yesterday mornlh5,
accomranled by the officer who had 50 enerseucally
,nrs,ed him and caused his arrest. Justice Lothrop
committed Downey to Prison for e1amnaton
Brs,yEss IL PATERSON Guqrd'dn
Of tins week speaks in very sang'nne terms OF the
favorable prospects Of bushes in that city express
inc The hone that the difficulties between the en-
movers and operatives IN the Cotton Mills VIII soon
he adjusted. and mentions the establishment Of sev-
oral new factories for the manufacture Of various
kinds Of machinery &c, beside the enlargement OF
others particularly in the article OF six, OF which
tlcre are three factories already. An ASSOCIATION
has also been formed there. composed OF several
frs, class machinlsts chiefly from the establishment
of Messrs c Danforth & Co. 1t Is organized upon
prlncjples which secure an identity OF interests
among all concerned Every member Is working
mariner each invests a few hundred dollars, ana
pives A months work without charge, which cOnsti-
tutes the capital The Association Is regularly or
canned by the election Of the necessary officers and
the duties of each prescribed
AWNINGS Gomperts, of lOl Bcwery,
makes a very excellent awning, one which II IS pc
heved will not mldew. We have had one IN use a
long time and find IT all that 1t was recommended TO
be- Those who are IN search of good article
should give him a call-they viii not be likely TO go
away empty handed.
New MusIc.-We have Just received
from WIN Hall & son. Thf LOVERS QUARREL comic
/ duet and one Parting word ballad, both by Chas.
! W. Glover also, the Atlantic Polka by Jules Bene-
! dict. with an excelen, likeness of this celebrated
maestro and iored the mani for ior'ns me-, a song
| by Madison.
NBLo's.-This evening Mr.. Burton acts
in the Toodles" and Breach Of Promise" HIS per
sonlfcation representation of the yerlest stupid
ity of drunkenness IS not only rare piece OF art nut
an excellent temperance lecture.
~ Those beautiful pantomimeS now
being produced al Banums Museum, by the far
famed Martinetti Family, are very interesting choice
and aughable. This afternoon and this evening
very popular one Is given, with farceS, tight rope
exploits, dancing, &c. \ new one IS promised for
Monday
FATAL AccmENT.-The Coroner, yester-
day, held an inquest at the Fourth Ward station
house on the body of a Scotch sailor, "a years OF
age named Alexander McGregor, who came to his
death by falling from the third story window OF house
- James ST., al early hour Yesterday morning ant
was as Is supposed, instantly killed. The deceased
was picked up by officer Sweeny. OF the Fourth
Ward. The night previous he had been 20 the
,heaier, and returned home somewhat intoxicated
Verdict, accidental death.
SUDDEN DEATH-We regret to learn that
one OF our well.known and highly respected morch-
ants. Bache McEyers, ESQ. died in Paris few DAYS
since. He was walking III the street With Dudley
Selden, ESQ when he Was seized with apoplexy AMI
! died almost instantly
CHARGE OF BIGAMy A man named Pat
| rick MCGEE. alas Cashin was taken INTO custody by
| the police OF the Seventeenth Ward. charged with
having one more wife than the law allows. 1t APP
pears that on the lOih Of November, 1919. the ac-
| cused was married to Mary McAtornIng, a pretty
lri>h lass, by Father McAleer q Catholic clergyman
of tins City. Patrick lived with Mary till about a
wear since, when he left her. On the An OF July
last he, having found another lady love, rejoicing
the name of Blddy McCann and feeling very pairi-
| otic he took her to Staten Island. where bargain
was made with Biddy, ana they were married BY
one Father Murphy. Justice Moumtiov committed
| MCGEE to prison for examination
The LATE HARLEM RAILRoAD ACCIDENT.
The Coroner Yesterday held inquest at the City
Hospital the body of Charles Mckenna, 40 years
and months old, born in Ireland, who came TO has
death by injuries received on Monday evening last
by beng run over by freight on the Harlem
Railroad, near Pearsi. The evidence adiuced
went TO show that the driver OF the ear used every
effort 10 prevent the accident but the deceased
was intoxicated, he Needed not the warning gwen
and was nun over verdict OF accidental death
was rendered by the Jury. The deceased was 4
twin brother TO Patrick McKenna, who resides m
Jersey City.