New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

ting tiem ohairs &c. and then quietly slipped OUT,
leaving them waiting psiienty for their case come
LEY remained in the room until the Court adjourned,
when they discovered they had been done for. Moth.
more was seen Of the feslsw BY them until yester
day, when he wac arrested. He IL recently out OF
state Prison, where he had been 10 do pensnce for
slfniisr operations committed upward 10 two years
since"
The prisoner was taken before Justice Welsh and
held 10 answer charge Of fslse pretenses He l.
German tailor, q years Of age and lives at No.
Avenue 3.
~ The Proper" bank check case was re-
suned for examination Saturday and resulted il the
oehage OF the prisoner as far az concerns the charge
made sganst him by Mr.. Edwin J. Post Of No y Wsl
e. on the ground that felony had been committed
ne is however, held for examination on the complaint
% mr. J. j. Coleman, of the firm Of Coleman & Drake
D,okers at No 90 Wslst In this case il appears he
OBTAINED el40 on check on the Ocean Bank in which
y alleged, he stated he had fund.- The inves. ration
WI e place at 32 o'clock this afternoon before Just.
ARREST FOR STABBNG.-A boy named John
reIis wac arrested on Saturday evening charged with
afssutng and stsbbing coiored lad named WIN Henry
residing at No q Chanbersst Il appear tn IRE tvvo
boys got into dispute while in Mercer-t when the
Soofed lad struck the other with his fist The latter
then drew knife and stabbed his asaiapt In the breast
and shoulder, nhicng severe though is thought no.
dangerous wounds. Officer Rynders, of the Eighth
Ward was near Mt the time and arrested the accused
who war committed by Justice Stuart 20 avail, the result
OF the injuries inflicted.
EXTENSIVE RoBBERY.-A cOlOred boy named
John H. Seymour, yesterday arrested charged with
stealing pocket book containing $500 DILL on the Pho
nix Bank together with other bank bills aud gold coin
amounting in all to near $780, the property OF Mr. Thos.
Marsh Mater Of the Bark Brazieiro Il appears that
Capt Marsh had occasion 10 60 into the Office of Dr..
Fitch No 10 Delaney-st and while there be took of
his coat which Lad the wallet in of the pockets. He
after LEFT the Office and went into the dwelling part
Of the house 10 dine the remaining on chair where
haI 10 Tua al anlr~a
time, but when Capt NJ returned for bis coat hal gone
away twas then discofered that the wallet and money
had disappeared and search made for the boy, who,
soon after found at the Thirteenth Ward Station
House he having been arrested by officer Mckinney to
whom he confessed having atoen the wallet and money;
he however laid that be ha given to his Aunt Jane
Keyser who also, then arrested and confessed hsv
ing received IL but stated that she had toa color
ed friend named Geo. Williams Search was made for
this individual, but, yet without success Nc portion
Of the money he's been recovered The boy andhs Aunt
were both committed to prison By Justice Welsh to await
iui Their exaninttlCn.
BOLD RoBBERY.-Between II and o'clock
yesterday morning, man named Patrick F. Connolly,
with two other unknown rOwies called at the boot and
shoe store of John Bohn No 307 Delancyst which had
been closed for the night and demanded TO be let in as
they whed 70 purchase pair OF boots % 90 on gun
ming excursion Sundsy. The door opened with
reluctance by Mr. BOhn, and Connolly was shown
and tried pair of boot worth 81 80 Alter getting
them on, he wanted Mr. b. TO trust him for them, but the
-
gung then blew out the hight and al OF them attempted
TO get away without paying for the boots, but Mr. p
planted himself against the front door and cried "mur
der" several times the top Of his voice This brought
Officer Hallick and others Of the Thirteenth Ward Po
lice to the place who arrested Connolly but the others
escaped He was yesterday taken before Justice Welsh
and locked up TO answer charge OF robbery. Previous
TO the arrival Of the police Of the rowdes 70 pre-
vent Mr. Bohn from calling out seized him by the throat
and attempted to choke him. Several of the Wards
the east side Of the City infested by these land p
rates whose equals in porpetratns crime it woud be
difficult to find
SUSPICION OF REcEVIyG STOLEN Property.
"A German named Christopher Whtch was arrested
on Saturday night by Officer Mrtindale of the Third
Ward, suspicion of receiving quantity Of stolen
property The Officer found him in the rear of No. Is
E,sex-st with fOur linen shirts, marked with printed
hgures together with several handsome crsvats, shaw
SC. for which owners wanted at the Lower Police
Count Inquire Of Mr. Johnson, Clerk of Police.
The acoufed Wa licked up to await cxTninaton.--
His wife arrested day two since, charged with
shop lifting, and sho Is now in prison.
ARREST OF 4 DURGLAR.-A man named John
Kelly was deteSte1 and arrested the prenos OF Mr.
Mosor b, Taylor No. 80 Elmst, which he had entered
On Saturday night by means OF ialsc nisat-Soy Il
tpI ears tla' Mr. Wm H. Noy, who occupies portion
CT the house, awakened by hearing noise in the
basement The alarm was gwen, and NJ Taylor came
10 lis assistance, and the burglar was secured AMI
handed over TO the cu.tody OF Officer ONeil of the
Sixth Ward, who was on duty near by at the tne. On
being taken the Station House and searched, several
KEYS were found in his possession with one of which
lie had effected entrance into the house. Yesterday
morning be was brought before Justice Osborne. who
committed him TO the Tombs for trial lie Il native
Philadelphia, q years Of age and has recently been
living at No Is Batavia It. He states that bis occupation
s bookpedling.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCREY-A man. calling
himself John Smith yesterday arrested by Officer
Kinner OF the Third Ward Police charged with stealing
frkn Of butter valued at S2j 60 from the stand Of
o. G. Olmfteai in Washington market Tae prisoner
was taken before Justice Osborne for examination.
rAavcnsenen,.l
ANOTHER CoUP DE- ErAr IN BaOOKLYN-NOt
ia poiitics but in the true legitimate business manner By
which ali rivals fair way OF being completely circuu
vented but Of this the Ladies are the most COMPETENT