New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

A. D., Watertown,-.--...--.-.-
Scotchman,- Observation-Disclosures l
Cassius M. Clay. 100
~ Go and hear the Frazer Family to-
night at the Society Library Room. They sing the
songs of old Caledonia in a manner not often heard
on this sice the Atlantic. For the first two weeks
they have been quietly pursuing the even tenor Of
their way, steadily growing into popular favor. A
large party Of our distinguished artists are going
this evening, and the room Will be full.
~ In spite of the severe storm the
Hutchinsons had nearly two thousand people at Me-
tropolitan Hall astnigh. Their songs were we'll CIV
en- and very well received. One Of the brothers was
somewhat afflicted with hoarseness On Friday eve
ming they give their second concert, and last but
previous to leaving for Philadelphia
Mrs. BosTwIcK. This celebrated vocal
ist gives her second concert Of the new series, on
Friday evening next, the 9th, at Nible's Saloon.
She is always assisted by Of the most talented
artists of the City, and her concerts are always
crowded with the most fashionable audiences.
Terms OF subscription can be known at Hall &
Sons, 239 Broadway, where books Will remain open
until the day OF the next concert.
THE ALLEGHANIAN's CONCERT AT THE
TABERNAcLE-This meritorious band of vocalists
had very flattering house Monday evening, not
withstanding the very severe and unpropitisus
weather. Full one thousand persons were present,
and have rarely seen more delighted auditory
Almost every song was encored, and some of them
doubly encored Miss Goodenow certainly did her
selfvery great credit
SALES OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
By Adrian H. Muller, Jan 6, 1852:
House and Lot No 23l, Mottst, 25xlG0. $3.50
IMPORTANT Forging Check.-
On FRIDAY OF last week stranger called at the Ex-
change office OF Mr. George w Robinson. az No.2l2
Broadway, and presented check for 1921, purport-
ing to have been drawn by Wood Dennison & Co,
In favor Of j. Ward & Co, or bearer, which he wish
ed to sell. The name OF Nh. Balon, the paying
teller Of the bank, written the upper left hand
corner Of the check and this being deemed by Mr..
Robinson certificate Of its genuneness, he pur-
chased II, but on presenting At Tor payment az the
bank was informed that 1t was forgery. After de-
liberatiDg for some time what course 10 pursue he
finally, having heard Of the celebrity OF officer Wm
II. Stephens OF the Lower Police Court as rogue
catcher concluded to place the matter m hrs hands
lie then communicated the circumstance 10 that
officer and gave full description as he could from
recoe ction. The officer, by some means whoyun-
known TO, and far above the comprehension OF the
unibitiated the very first attempt he made at an ar
rest hit upon the right man and secured him AT his
hou,e, No. l2l EIm-st. His name is Nathan Harsh.
as the person who sold him the check. On being
arrested, Harsh pulled out the money he had re-
ceyed Of Mr.. K. and returned II 10 MN, hoping
thereby TO escape prosecution but TINS would not
do and be was taken before Justice Osborn and
committed. 1t was yesterday ascertained that on
the 3lst ult., ne passed fore ed check TO g. T. w.
ThyiEg, brokers' Of No. % Wail-st, but having re-
funded the money, with the exception oil ABOUT VI
10 was not prosecuted For security that he would
eventually pay the -, he gave those gentlemen
brsss guard cham which he represented TO be golo
I.-I..- tafs ngaon al a aN mr.
merly a member Of Engine Co. No. ~, but was ex-
PEELED fer the commission OF sundry mean acts one
Of which was The appropriaiing TO ms own use 1ne
sum Of SIS which he, as manager OF ball gwen by
the Company to which he belonged, had collec
He is supposed 10 have swindled others, and II so,
any person who has suffered by him will further the
ends Of Justice by communicating with officer Ste
phens, at the Halls OF Justice
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE. Thomas Reed,
boarter in the house No. 2i2 Wlam-st, locked
himself I'D in his room on Monday night and cut his
throat with razor. Ilo was discovered at l2f
O'Clock and taken to the New York Hospital
ARREST OF FuGITIvE.-Eijah Hayden,
charged VITA being fugitive from Connecticut, was
Yesterday ARE sted by Officer Hambln OF the IhIrd
Ward at LoyeOy's Hotel. The accused II is stated
stole some bnfslo robes leather, whips, &c, to the
vaue IN all Of $l75 When arrested, ne was about
starting for California. Justice Osborn committed
him to prison preparatory to being sent back iof
trial
INQUEST. Alderman Tweed, on Monday
night held an inquest at the house No. 80 Monroe
81 on the child OF VIM. Gallagher, which dIec SUD
denly The cause Of death vas not ascertaned, as
the record Of the nquston has not appeared At the
COroner's Office.
BEWARE or HALL THIEVES AND BuRGLEes.
Several hall robberes have taken place IN East
Broacway lately BY which oyercoats, hats, umoIeI-
las have been lost 10 their nghtful owners On the
nirht OF New-Year day the boarding mouse Oh PITS.
Man King, 300 Eas. Broadway was entered whnc
the seryaJtin charge out, against oroers uuing
which 6ne gold ieDine watch was taken nom
frawsr and the silver table ware was ali removed
IN me area where it was found by another servant,
Who had returned and found the basement door un-
fastened The plan of the thieves was TO open the
front door with night key prevlouslykno"n 10
IL the lock
POLICE ARRESTS. - Charles SlscO and
Charles slsco IT, were yesterday arrested oy
officer Mum of the Sixteenth Ward, charged oy
HUGH Murray and Arnold Elsie with the commission
Of A grand larceny. They will have nearing 0e-
fore Justice Lothrop. Patrick Jordan, John snuIz
and George McCloud were arrested on ptiiaa
VIM II Hedge, who charges them WIN gaiaD.s,e
with Dice. They were taken before Jusuce 49," 80.
fort fer examination. Edward Forrest, co.ofeu,
a,res,sd on suspicion Of stealing set OF hSiness
worth $40, from the stable OF MlchaeI D Is.ss "
Twenty -fouTth-st. He was held Tor eAS'"''
N,p,e.-Ious SEFros's BESEFIT.-To-
r,ob, 4. ,,ea, Comedian, Mr. Burton, and the won,
Je,snl kayel family appear. The performances VIII
,sis, ~ c,,rso,s Crimes the baliets OF La Fatas
and o. ,n of the World, the capital pantomime Oh 'e
cocs,-, and the new piece OF the Magic rIts. ~
this IS the only appearance OF the TWO PS.srai
ore OCCASION Mr. Seton may expect one OF ms USUAL