New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-10
Ma, were entirely adverse to the very facts asd Csr

To prevent any further repetition and clfculsssou
OF such false nd hearsays the entire and re-
liable report the Consailsee IS appended beneath
is to be expected that ,ais report viii prove sa'is
isctorily 20 every that IS intention IS or was nos
! wllful or malicious representation OF tho case
but If The latter, then let the person come out wash
her own name. as does the undersigned Ccmmlttee
a fslsthocd NJ Gpcss Chairman.
II. eRIx, Secretary
The Report Of ne Albany COMMITTEE Shortly affef
1he return OF Mr.. Lindenmuller TO Hew-Yofx. on
thursday, the 23i, A. NJ, the remaining msna-
bers OF the Albany Committee, Charles c,,k
anu Dr. Jonasson, were informed by Mr.. Clin-
ton that he had Just received telesrsphic dis
patch from New-Nerk announcing thar Ms.saIe'ta
LoreDz the mistress OF Grunzig, was approaching
Albany In the company of Mir eelander Cook
and Jonasson saw the Governor twice on the. day
without telling him anything about the arrival Of IL
Lorenz, for they Themselves did not know for VIA.
purpose she came NJ Lorenz arrived On the same
day at ii o'clock, p. NJ and after being asked about
her object she answered Though innocent, llae
to try to Grunzig's life by making any confes
sioIs to the Governor May they lmpnson me for
one on sao years. l am but awomaa-;hey can't do
more
The Committee replied to this TIA. they would
not bring her before the Governor under such clr'
cumstaHces for they could not agree with using any
fslsehoods for the sake Of saving Grunzig's life.
NJ LoreDz afIerward was accompanied BY the
Committee from Congress Hall to !oha Wachtsrs
Hotel, and provided with every comfort and ne
cessary.
On the next morning Friday, the 23d, at o'clock,
the Committee made preparations to see the Gov
enor once more and for the last time as ,he happy
news OF the granted respite reached them.
Therefore, " L0renS mas not seen The G0rsrH1r.
She has not made an affidavit neither IN Ns0 York nor
Albany She has not 6een inducd 10 make any CONFESS
IONS uhateur.
The Committee. however had nothing to 10 with
the iale arrest of NJ. LoTenZ The Committee with
held from an untmeiy publication their report,
because they sid not want to interfere with the eK-
pected legal investigation or wantony to inj1re The
position OF any concerned in the case The Con.
mlttee would have sui RETAINED from any puolica-
tioB, II there had not been brough. into circulation
so many false rumors by newspapers as well as
Otherwise without the least provocanon the part
OF the Committee. CHARLES Cook,
DR. l. JoNASSoN,
Mr. fRlEDLASDER
EY DIR. Williams lectures, examines
faces FUNDAMENTALLY, and experiments achemis-
ticaly. at Blocker Buildings. corner of Becker
aid Morton-sts this evening at Il o'clock
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. Yesterday after
moor. about 81 o'clock, Cornell II. Oieli, driver
on one OF the small cars att4D.ed TO the Harlem
Road, was pulled over the forward part OF the car,
in consequence of the resessness OF the horses and
before he could escape from his perilous situation
two wheel passed his LEFT thigl fracturing 1t IN
a very severe manner. The accident occuuedln
CentTe-st, between White and Franklin-sis. lie
was taken TO the sixth Ward Siatbon.house and
thence TO the New York Hospital BY Ohcers Downs
AID Mehan.
Lapgca,tle Underhll al other driver Of one OF the
OF detachng the horses from the car al twenty
seventh st yesterday afternoon the horses started
too soon, and before they could be stopped the car
broken. 1t is feared the fractured limbs Will have
to be amputated. Mr.. Underhill was conveyed to
the New-YoIk Hospital.
Mock AUCTION GAME. "A young man
named VIM j. Haggerty, who recently arrived In
this CITY from Ohio, Yesterday morning started out
from Frenchs Hotel. where he was stopping to take
stroll about town in order to see the SIGNS ne
way, where, believing that he could purchase
watch for half It's value he took the liberty OF Dddn3
on silver watch, which he soon had the pleasure
money, took his watch and was walking away, wnen
he was followed by two "Peter Funks" connected
with the establishment who induced nun 20 en1ers
similar establishment in Chatham.st., kept by Wm
Johnson, alas English Bill, who by some MEANS, IN
the way OF trade, transferred Mr. Haggertys money,
sos in all, to his own pocket. MIR. IL. was then at
perfect liberty to leave, and availng himself oil II,
be made his way to the Tombs, where he narrated
his troubles TO officer Crossett, who took the matter
in hand and succeeded in obtaining return OF
the money from Johnson Mr. Hsggerty then left,
rejoicing that he had happily cut his connection
with the Phiiisines.
DECIDEDLY WRONG.-On Sunday night
Mr.. John Schermerhorn conductor, on the Harlem
Railroad, after flushing his labors, at a late hour,
proceeded TO his residence, No. 90 Eas. Thrneh-st
expecting, as matter OF course, that his lady,
Mrs s would be at the door with open arms TO re-
ceive him. but his expectations were doomed to
DISAPPOINTMENT, for on going 10 his sleeping apart
ment he discovered his better half side by side in
bed with Mr.. Nelson Dunn, an attache Of the Long
Island Ralh DAD. Mr.. 5 for moment was paralyzed,
but soon recovering the OF his lungs, ne asked
in a voice Of thunder "What all this meant" His
lady and Mr. Nelson Dunn retoIted IN voices not the
less loud or passionate, and both seemed incnedto
be belhgerent, when Mr.. rushed into the street,
and after procuring the aid of officers Gragan and
Abbott, Of the Eighteenth Ward, succeeded III
m al hing the loving couple on TO the Eighteenth
.kArA thnU ~
dated with separate apartme for the night In the
morning they were taken before Justice Aleakley at
the Jefferson Market Police Court who discharged
them from custody on the ground that they could
not be held on a criminal charge, the only redress,
in the opinion of the Magistrate, civil prosecution
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY.-A COM
plant was yesterday preferred before Justice Mount
fort BY VIM. II. Dennis of Salisbury, Conn, at
present boarding az No 1913 Tenthst., against MS
| isndlady, Mrs. ROsaDna Flemming whom he charges
stole pOcket-book containing $llg IN oanA oiiis
from his pantaloons pocket He states thai on sun.
day night he retired to bed, having prevlousy locked
his ooor in the morning he found his door stu
locked, when he got up to let Mrs flemmlns into
his room to high, the FIRE. Immediately after letting
her in he again laid Go and took nap and while
asleep he alleges that she stole his wallet from his
pantaloons pocket MIS- was arrested ano Sas Sen
MED the truth of the allegation. She was delainea
to a~ at a further hearing.
LEUTZE GREAT NATIONAL TiCIURE.-
Over fifty thousand people have visited the admha-
bic picture OF Washington Crossing the Delaware
since the exhibition was first opened IN this City
SUDDEN DEATH AT FRENCH'S HoTEL-
An f1ouest va, Yesterday held at French's Hotel
unon the body of Morty O'Sulivan, nat,vesof Ire
land, 40 years OF age, who died suddenly on sunday
night The dece ssed had lodged there Tor tne pn'
eieh, days during which time he has been unweil
The Jury rendered verdict OF death BY congestion
OF the brain.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE.-Martln
Noacb an Austrian by birth, on Sunday attempted
TO commit suicide by deliberately jumping INTO inc
dock az The foot of Twentieth-s. Il. K HIS design
was, however, frustrated. as ne was rsscueu " e
oficer of the Eighteenth Ward Police, who took
hun 10 the Station. House. where he received propeI