New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-09

known steam builder who puts up five story
store in a week. Trpler Hall in ninety days, and
a whole city in a twelve month"; went to Harlem
(Jsckson's Hotel yesterday, on their first target
excursion. They made an excellent appearance
and marched in fine style to the music Of Adkins
popular band The 7. G. are commanded by
Capt. VIM. Fowler and bid fair TO take high
rank in the military scale. The following is the
list of prizes
let prize splendid silver goblet presented by NJ. Trim
bic ESQ won by James G.. Cooper 3D. silver CUP, won by
j Mckim Sd, silver cup, won by }. Park 4th gOd pen
Gil. won by Capt Fowler 5h, silver pencil gold pen won
by Thomas Cody.
u We are requested to state that the Maps
for the great sale of Real Estate by VIM. H
Franklin, Son & Co. on w ednesday, goth inst
and the following days, comprising $50 Lots on
First, Second, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Seventh
avs Forty-seventh, Forty-eightb, Forty-ninth,
Seventy.nintb, Ninety-fourth, Observatory
Square, Ninety-fifth, Ninety sixth, Ninety-sev-
entb, One Hundred and Seventeenth. One Hun.
dred and Eighteenth, One Hundred and Nine
teenth SITS and Harlem L ane, including extensive
water privileges at Turtle Bay in the East River,
are now ready for delivery at the office of the
Auctioneer, Broadst.
A SUPPORTER OF Law AND ORDER.-Chancing
to be at the ferry about the time yesterday that
the alleged fugitive slave was forwarded South
we were all awake to get sight OF the excite
ment which Dr. Parker swore he was afraid would
interfere to his damage. We found motley as
sembly. comprised about half Of oilers and half of
police men; but all was quiet, all orderly no
noise. no hustling no disturbance whateVer-Wlth
one exception, videlicet Isaiah Capt. Rynders
was there, with rife in search of some id
Abolitionist," and he-simpy because he was
Jolly Sawyer Rynders'-was permitted to do
Just as he pleased, while the pusillanimous
police officers looked on and trembled. Had
a friend of the alleged slave performed such
a ridiculous farce, there would have been one
more tenant of the Tombs in a twinkling but
such innocent diversions as hunting men through
the streets with rifles is all right when the man
hunter is supporting Law and Order. II the
Captain is not literally rewarded tor his devo
ton to the Union, then the Union and safety
Committee must be deficient in gratitude and
discrimination.
ATTEMPT To COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A man named
Martin Graft German, on Tuesday evening" ap-
piled at the Third W ard Station House tor lodg-
ing, which was furnished him towards morning
he was discovered by Officer Hicks, hanging by
the neck, and almost dead he had fastened his
comforter about his neck, and attached 1t TO tue
water facet. He was Immediately cut down,
and means were effectualy resorted to tor bis re-
covery.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcENY-A female
named Betsey Dolton, in the employ OF Meade
Bros 1913 Broadway, was yesterday arrested on
suspicion of stealing gold watch and CHAIN va
lued at $3.50, and other jewelry from her employ
ers. shelwas committed BY. Justice Osborne for
examination
" A box of carpenters tools supposed tohaye
been stolen, may be seen at the 10th Ward 20
lice Station.
DEATH BY a FALL-An Inquest was held
Yesterday at the dwelling house. 629 Washing
ton.st. upon the body Of Mrs. Jane Lowden,
native of Scotland, Sc years Of age, who came to
her death by accidentally falling from step
ladder in the yard Of the premises in which she
resided She struck upon her head, which was
considerably fractured, in consequence of which
death ensued few hours after Verdict accord
ingly.
ARREST OF A FALSE PRETENsE LAwYER.-
A. W. Golf, pretended lawyer, keeping an of.
fee in Liberty.st. was yesterday arrested by of.
ficer Elder of the Lower Police Court, on COM
plant of VIM. II. Singa, master OF the schooner
VIM. Clark, lying at Coenties slip, E: II: who
charges that on the 4th inst. Got obtained from
him 900 by false representation Coil, it
pears, wrote letter to complainant, stating that
one James Collins, whom he represented as hav
ing formerly been hand on board the schooner,
had authorized him to sue the Captain for bill
OF $40 for services.
A demsnd of SIT, for legal services. was also
made by Gof who threatened to libel the vessel
and TO make large bill OF costs II the demand
was not paid Mr.. Singa, suPposing the suit to
be legally brought, called upon MIR. b. w. Fox
the consignee of the vessel, to accompany him to
COTS Office The latter, however refused to
have anything to say in Mr.. Foxs presence
After a private conversation the original de-
mand together with the Sl7 for fees was paid
Ii (as is alleged was subsequently ascertained
that no man by the name Of Collins has for two
wears past been employed on board the vessel and
as far as can be learned no such person has been
employed previous to that time.
Gofl is also charged with having made several
other similar attempts to obtain money. Not hsv
ing bail with him when brought before Justice
Osborne the magistrate made out commitment
to consign him to the Tombs. A limb OF the law
who was present in Court as counsel for Cot,
ordered the officer not to imprison him. He was
exposl uluted with by the Magistrate, who gave
him to understand that no other course would be
pursued.
Whereupon he called the magistrate scoan-
dyel. Justice Osborne said not a word but took
the fellow by the collar and walked him out OF
the Court room in double quick time. The
prisoner was then transferred to the City pri
son to await examination in the matter
COMMISSION ON CLAIMS AGAINST MEXICO
Washington, Tuesday Jan. :, ls5l.-The two
memorials of John A. Robinson, severally claim
ing for illegal exactions and seizure OF goods, at
Guayama in l543 and 1914, and for forced loan
exacted from him at Hermcsello, while exiled
there in 1910, being taken up for consideration
together with the respective proofs and docu
ments severally substantating the same, the
Board came to separate opinions on the claims,
that both are valid against the Republic OF Next
co, and are allowed accordingly, the amount to be
awarded subject to the future action of the Board.
go. The memorial of John Haggerty, Thomas e.
Davis and Alexander H. Daner, claiming for the