New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-25

wall. which violent conclusion ur0ilcel frar-ilre
OF the wall and Inc whole mass came down H the
yard alongside The bottom Of The fracture some
OF 10 feet from the bottom o. the BIN The bins are
10 icct IN depth Other testimony was adiuced sh1w
ING that the building was substantially put Nd The
Jgry, alter patient investigation Of the cas.. Te1-
dcred The following verdict. w Taa. the de--lsed
came % Their deaths by being ,lGocated 10 the
wheat That fell n the yard, of Is Cherry-st on
he afternoon Of the 23d June, and tlat the bullfns
"a. me time Of It's construction suppose. 20 save
becn bultln substantial manner aIi from tte.a>-
tmony given, no blame can be- attached 20 The own
erS thereof
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ARREST or FoRGER.-OHcer, Ho.n
and Clark. of the Chiefs Office Yesterday arrested
man calling himself Joseph ROscntranss. pretending
TO De resident OF Steubm County. charged t.ih
having u MS possession counterfeit money within
ten, TO pas, the same. On sca-ch.-- hlm counter
icttFC franc piece ndt"O ten cent pieces
I were found. Nearly two years AGO This Inilylt-
ual called ~ The pace o. Alex G.. Dengerie.d. en-
gra'er Of nos. = and - Nassau 81 aad nirotte3
himself By the name Of Rose. and stated tlt he
lived ia tonuecIcui lie began a conversation vl.h
Mr. d. relative 20 the altering Of Dank bills, and ep
resented That fortune could easily be made AZ q
man launchct M tac night channel lie lef, the sore
and Wa not seen again by M D until the 10Th So.
when he again called and exhibited blll Of the New
Ork Bank, al badley, and asked Mr.. ID. y ne could
erase M igur; OaC and insert is place The
Der I'D Nr. d. stated 20 him that DE could make The
alteration and received an order from hun 20 tha.
effect. Several o,her bills OF the same denomination
on different banks. were also given 90 the engraFer
for alteration. IA o. which were TO be r. dy ai ,pe-
Gifted time Immediately after the interview Mr.
DaIgertclQ cnIlcl NJ The Office of the Chef OF PO-
hce and narrated the circumstance the officers
were then .ehi to arrest ROsenHriI,>,. aud he va,
committed 10 Puson 70 await turh her examination.
ARREsT Or FUGITIvE5 FROM JUsTICE.-
Two men. named John Williams, qiiqs Wiley. and
Aaron Jones, the latter Of whom formerly kept a
shop m the Eowery for the purchase OF stolen pro
IHf rCNfg Inv II
Reed two OF the efficient adS of the Chief of Police,
charged with beng fuCuveS from Philadelphia.
where they stand charged with grand larceny. IN
! stealing . number OF gold watches ana chains. Aier
| being indicted ln Phade Pima they forfeited their
recoPnIzanccs and fed 20 TINS City The officer took
them back yc>' r1ay afternoon for tral.
\ short time since an old Five Point thief. COM
/ monty known rs Fourtngered Duicn made himself
amenabe 20 the laws OF Wlilamsburgh where he
was committed 10 prison, bu. while awaiting tnal he
/ violently a>.auitcd and attempted 20 XIII one OF the
! keepers hV siabbng Mm. He then opened the prison
doors and effected ms escape 10 ms old haunts where
ne Yesterday found by officers hagan and Clark,
| of the Cheers Office who took hm back 10 Williams
burgh for trial
An INGENIOUS TWEF.-Smme two weeks
since "a young man Of respectable appear ncc calling
! himself Henry \. Clark, and pretending to be Il
boardor 1T the Irving House. called at the jewellery
establishments Of Williams, Dickinson Co, %
Maiden lane of LOckot, DAVIS Potter 100 Broad
way, OF PLAT Brothers. 20 Maldcn-lane. and al other
extensive dealers n JeWclry, 10 All Of whom he eN-
| hbfed memorandum purpOnlng 20 be an order
| from heavy firm in san Francisco for watches and
| lcuelry 60 large amount, lOr which hc stated that
he had gold dust 10 pay. Al Plat Bloi clS he select
! cd watches 10 the value of 50 500 winch were land
ASIDE until he should call for them AZ the other cs-
tabllShmcntS he also purchased extensively but after
| leaving the store of Williams, Dickinson Co, 10 was
discovered that two god watches were missing ana
/ not returning for ms purchase AZ the time Speclhed,
/ those gentlemen concluded tina. ne was a " humbug
and had stolen the two Wa Cles. They accordingly
made an AFFIDAVIT 10 that effect, and a warrant for his
rios u "a MI
Chiefs office, VINO TOOK the fellow before ms honor,
The Mayor. He was committed to prison 70 answer
the charge
STEALING GAME CocKs.-Wm II. Pulls,
assistant sexton of 81 Paurs Church, residing at
No % lammerSley-st. was Yesterday arrested by
officer Bumstod OF the Third District Police charged
with having, on the 29th of March last, stolen jhree
game cocks valued at s., from the rope-walk OF MI.
Dickinson OF the corner of Nmth-ay. and Forty
cghih-St, the door of winch rOpe-Wdlk NE - also
| charged with breaking open IN order TO get at the
fowls. They were taken 10 ort Lee, where they
were aferWaTd found by Mr.. ID. The accused al
mts having the poultry m ms possession, but states
that he purchased them Of a stranger on the corner
of Leroy and Blocker SIS, during the second week
of April. Justice Mountfort deemmg the evidence
against the accused sufficient 10 mold nm Tor ria re-
CURED INN TO give ball 10 answer the charge al the
Court of Sessions, which ne did, and was set at
liberty.
DEATHS BY SUFFOCArIoN-The Coroner
held inQucStS Yesterday upon the bodies OF Jacob
!
mer Is years of age and the latter - years OF age
| whose deaths were caused by mhalng carbonlc acld
gas The deceased were night Scayenger>, and De-
tween - and o'clock yesterday morning were en-
/ gagged in cleaning out a vault IN the rear o 10 Odh-
! ST. when they accidentally fell INTO the sink. Hoeh
was dead when taken out and smith died soon
after Another OF the scWeneer>' named Joseph
Walden, tcl nm al the same time. but was rescued by
a sailor. assisted by policeman OF the tourlh ward
who took hun home.
FouNp DRowNED--The body of a man
apparently about IS years of age was found IN The
River about Ely>lan Fields. Hoboken, II \. NJ, yes
terday, Tuesday, lie appeared 10 have Deen IN lhe
wafer "A short time. was dressed with a black ROCK
coat, SATIN vest, black pants, whllc muslin SmTt,
| white flannel mderShlrt, and had ON palr OF can
skin boots 4 ferry ticket 20 Ehzabethport and EN-
abehown was found IN his pocket VIM NE name ,,ll
of Y Bodlnc on II. Au inquest was held on ms pod(
bv Morris X Crane, Coroner, and verdict OF Wliiul
| drowning was rendered by the Jury, Any information
respecting HIM can be obtained from The Coroner al
! HObOkCn
Rus OyER-A girl, IL years of age,
Joanna Scanlm, living IN MUlbery-St near Walker
Was knocked down and considerably injured by a
horse ridden by one StcaTn>, living at Il Markets
/ The affair occurred IN IOmpknS square, StearnS was
one of a number of troops that had been exercising
| IN the Square. hat who were, few moments before,
dismissed for the day. He was racing with conf
| rade AT the time the child Knocked down by his
horse and 1t SAID to have been The result OF sheer
caTcles>ne>S on ms part.
Suspicion or BURGLARY.-tieo. Gilbert
and Geo Jones were Yesterday arrested by Assistant
Captain Banta of the fifteenth Ward on Suspicion ot
being burglars a. m their possession supply of bur
| glars tools wax candles and matches were found -
They were committed oy Justice McGralh for tx
| animation.
GRAND LARcENY.-kdward :. lngraham
was vcsterda, arrested by officer Van hueSen of the
FIRST Ward. charged with stealing two hogsheatS Of
sugar from the store of McSSrS DunScOmb Cook q
| Co. n Newest He was held for examination
ShIp TmEvEs.- Joseph Murphy and
Charles Smith we're arrested at > O'Clock Yesterday