New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-10

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The RECENT MURDERoUs AFFRAY IN
MuIpERRY.srREYr-Deatk Of one Of the YictLas.-la
our edition of yesterday gave the particulars OF
murderous ARRAY, which occurred on Tuesday after
noon, at the house of John Doan No. 2oi Mulberry
street. between Dolan, James Donnelly the father OF
Mrs Dolan, and two three Others In which Hugh
Duffy one of the parties, stabbed In the abdomen
by Dolan, who himself also was considerably cut anu
bruised Both OF these were, shortly after the al
ray taken 10 the DIRK Hospital where July dec,
early yesterday morning, OF his wounds Soon alter
bis death Dolan was removed TO the Tombs and
placed in prison so that he could by possibility es
cape Jsmes Donnelly the fatherin.aw OF Doan Is
now thought not to DO fatally wounded The cause OF
the afray was an attempt made by the father OF Mrs.
Dolan and some Of her friends to take her from the
house Of her husband who she alleged, htreated her
The Coroner viii hold inquest, this morning, up 1n
the body of the deceased
THE LATE ARRAY IN TENTH AVENUE
DEATH OF Mr. CooPER.On the 4th inst, we gave tho
PARTICULARS of an nfray which occurred on the 18th ut
between James w. Cooper, residing at No 2O7 Tenth
av and Thomas Hill, butcher, nj the shop OF the lat
ter In l0th-av, 21thst, on which occasion Mr.
Cooper was assaulted and dreadflly beaten by Hill.
He fingered In great pain until Tuesday night when he
died. As soon as the attending Physician OF Mr.. Cooper
considered his hopeless he notified the Coroner,
who proceeded to the residence of Mr. c. where after
empaneling jury the deposition OF the injured man
was taken and the jury rendered verdict that the In
juries had been inflicted by HILL He was accordingly
arrested, and is now in confinement Last evening the
Coroner proceeded to the house OF the deceased to
hold an inquest upon the body The pqu'iton IS how
ever, not concluded.
IMPORTANT -Charge0f C0ua-
tertitins Tuesday officer Reed ofthe Chiefs Office,
received telersphc dispatch from the authorities OF
Philadelphia stating that Gus. Smith, said TO be
notorious counterieer had taken the morning train for
this City and requesting that he might be arrested as he
was wanted 10 Philadelphia charge OF pass
ing counterfeit money. Mr. Reed, accompanied by
officers Rsdlord and Alison accordingly repaired TO
the depot to await the arrival Of the boat and from the
description of Smith, which contained Ia the dis
patch they soon recognised him. On finding himself
caught he attempted to throw away roll Of counter.
felt bank bills but was detected Ia the attempt and the
bills wore taken from bin, which proved 10 be counter
fets on the Commercial Bank Of Philadelphia Of the
denomination of s. and amounted to so. Two other
individuals were found 10 be with Smith, whose names
are John Young ard Valentine G. Crosby. These men
the officers also arrested pcion and on searching
them found in possession Of Crosby s2s5 ia counter
t IS bills on the same bank The trio we're committed
to prison until yesterday, when they were sent to Phi
sdelpha in charge Of two police officers from that city
The counterfeit Is a new one, and is admirably exc
cued that the best judges liable b be deceived bY
it. 1t Ia supposed that large gang OF rsscaIs are en-
gagged IN circulating these bills.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY-Importan 10
Housebsepns-An Irishman named Patrick C. Melon
aid was Yesterday arrested by Officers Dayie and Bl
ger of the Jefferson Market Police Court charged VIA
having committed several burglares In the upper part
Of the City II appears from circumstances that have
come TO eht since the aueSt Of Mcdonald that he has
been aided In his nefaiOus operations by Irish ser
want girl named Eliza Hines and two other girls
of similar character who, after engaging hem'elvea At
service in different respectable families and after be-
coming acquainted with the premises and the where
abouts of the silver ware and other valuable and port
able articles have leg Mcdonald into the houses, when
he has had excellen. opportunity Of carrying on
such articles suited his purpose. About three
months ago Mcdonald was admitted by one oil taese
girl, to the dwelling of Mr.. Aaron Jacobs No. IL East
Fifteenth ST. from which he stole lot Of silver ware,
ard the key Of Mr.. Jacobs store, at No. "iisms''
short tune sfterwsrd he entered the store and stole
from the safe box containing 60 In money ana
number OF valuable papers On the loss being disrov
cred Jacobs inserted an advertisement 10 one Of the
daily pspey Offering reward Of 500 for the return Of