New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-07
II The Ladies Home Mission has re-
ceived during the three weeks ending Feb 7,ls5s.

fV,i MIS- John Whitemure, OF bnShIoa, L. l., by
From Ms ssidmore. BY Mn. Dcms..-... ~
In CoodS, SC.
bundle Of clothing fr'm Mrs J A Housevorh.
pnndje 4 second hand c.,hpg, from y = Faulkner
bnn nds % srrs clothing from Mrs sIadsaIy ,.
an two osercoais from Nj Aicularus by Mrs J..
Two barrels Of clothing from the Ladies Sewing So
box efclothar from Mrs John Parker, Msriien Conn
bundle Of cioihisg, from r. cod.
"A bundle OF clothing. frcra Mis- Merce:n
ooN o. cio'hns from ths La lies Benevolent Society of
seeh Conn conAians es nsyeisn' new pans OF shoes
larss ,ae : sf elo. hing tom Rhssbscs. Ny.
bundle II second hand CT hiBg tom Mss afercsin
A packsee OF secondly bouts and sases from II.
Thiy I'VE p'scss Of garments fr,m Ms w,,r,u.,s
Weskly Sc sng sc stg. At NO u yarckst
eurd & second hAnd clothing. j. Ruthsrfori's
large guam y Of hose, damaged By FIRE, from Lewis
large sack o. cle;blns SELECTED by ". A. Andrews.
I"o bundles Of clothing uon MIs Lqdlow.
Twenty one pocket COMBS, from Mrs y Bureu
J. LUcKEY, Missionary.
SUDDEN DEATH Mrs. Ellen Conan,
bosrder In the house Of Mrs Glino No Il Mulberry
ST., was found DEAD IN Aer bed yesterday morning.
The Coroner Will hold an inquest on the BODY TINS
nothing.
The GAMBLING CASE officer VIM. II.
Stephens, OF the Lower Police Court, yesterday ar
resIed Moses Hay rner and Thomas Hyer who stand
charged VITA being engaged in the gambling opera
tloIs alleged TO have been carried on for some tune
past ~ No. PARK pace HyeT gave bail IN the sun
OF 1000 10 ansWe the charge sud Frank Ste Nart
(preUouty aHesieo) aud Baymer are 10 appear De
fore Jusnoe Lohfop, and give bail IN a similar
amount eaca
CoUNTERFEITBRs Important arrests. -
For ary month past Officer Geo w. Norris, Of
the Off OF theChief of Police has been endesvOing
brng gang of counterelters TO and m 4ng
his arang emeIIs about c0mpeled,on Thursday, with
the assistance OF Officers Deyoe and Bell, he pounced
upon four of the cOnSOiIalOrs, all that could be on
tam cd AT he
Office. The matter was kept quiet, OF course, IN or
der that all Of the offenders might be secured. TIE
names OF the prisoners are John J. Bell Joseph
Thornton, Joseph Praptz and Alvin c Bearassy.
The charge Is cor piracy to deffaut the Union
Bank Of sullivan CO.. y. " by procuring couu-
tsrfets or fac siqlleS of the bills OF TINS Institution.
The prisoners all from the country. Tney came
TO this City about month ego, aud inquired tor an
eDgrayeT. The person of wnOm shey made the Ia
quiy discovered their motive aud lame ilA'ely so)k
Bell the leaoer OF the gang 70 Ohcer MOTIFS, ana n-
tTodUced Norris to him as an excelleni ensraVer.
Mr. Norris liked the JOKE much. offered his ser
vices. On the 10th ut, Bell again calcf upon Nr.
NoUis and engaged HIN 10 make counterfeit plate
for SO bills. on the Union Bank at Monticello, alt.
van co n. " and TO strike of and furnish hlm with
eco impressions OF the same. For this JOB ne was
to give Mir. Norris 500 tie subs quendy called up
on MIR n. and conversed with HIN on the subject,
and before the interview terminated be paid HIN $25
on account. On Wednesday evening last Mr. Norris
met Bell at TammaBy Hail. according to appoint
rnent, and Bel invited HIN to room In the Hal
that he called Joseph FrantZ's room In this room
Nh Norris showed Bell the Plate and an i'm
preston, With which the laster seemed nghiy
peased and ordered 1900 additional impressions.
lie then paid the supposed engraver Sl2 more on
account. On the morning of the SIN INST Officer Nor
MS met Bell by appointment, when he was requested
by his patron take the counterfeit plate aad Ia
pIessIons to Tammauy Hall This Norris refused to
GO, and agreed to meet Bell al o O'Clock the same
evening THIS was the final meeting with Bell at
the usual place the officer thinking he mad the party
firmly IN the net, took with him Oli;ers Ben ana
DevOe from the Chefs Office who assisted MIN In
aITesting the above named prisoners. After Oelhg
taken TO the Chiefs Office the prisoners we're found
TO possess a number of hauiulent bills purportlns
10 be issued by the Clty Trust and BANKING Com
pany The prisoner Franz belongs to FIantzda'e,
fathers. lie is tanner oy trade and own, an eSao-
nshment at that place. lie Is also what the c0untry
folks cali esquire " THIS prisoner tod Ofhcer
Norris after his arrest. that he Was aware OF Bell
eIdeaVoling to procure the counterfeit plates, ana
confessed 10 having given money TO assis. IN payng
for the expenses thereof lie offered 10 give other
infoIuston in gard to the NATTER provided ne WAS
taken as a witness. Bearjsey and Taofntoa made
snIlar statements to Officers Bel and DeVot. There
is doubt but the prisoners ihtended to transact
extensive business In the ccunterfeltlug line, ana
PROBABLY they old hands at the trade. They are
all probably, connected With others IN tue country.
One of their party who figured rather freely Ia eh.
deayOTDg defIaud the above institution, Is SUI at
laTEe. The offenders were commltted for exanln-
nOIl.
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcENY.-On
las THURSDAY night. the silk factory OF Quincy q
Co, at Newark, n j, was entered oy burglars, VINO
carried off about $500 worth OF tallors' tTlst, In
hanks and balls, the property OF Mr. James Lovet.
IRE perpetrators OF TINS burglary are supposed TO
have come to New-York, and the Police Will do we'll
10 keep look. out for them reward OF SloO mas
been offered ior the recovery OF tue property ana
CONVICTION of the thief Information may be left at
the Office Of the proprietor OF tne factory, No Lib
eIty-st.
CBaAGE OF BURGLARY.-A man named
Jas Kerriean was yesterday arrested, charged With
beng one OF the parties who broke into the store
Gomez OF Attorney and stanton sts about one week
since, and stole $3.50 worth OF goods, he was held
by Justice T4mpson for examination.
~ Egbert Smith who was named as
one Of the parties who frequented the house No. 3
Park place for the purpose OF gambling Is not E5
bert b. Smith, Esq merchant OF NO, % Ilnest',
who has been enormously supposed 10 be the party
referred 10.
u The remarkable performance of DIR.
Williams is drawing CROWDS together that ENJOY
themselves at his new Developments OF human ma
tnre beyond description. lie performs again ms
evening AZ Blocker Buildings, corner Bleecker and
Morton SIS. Those VINO wish to be amused should
attend BY all means
~ I" Have you eaten your riceF' say
the Chinese when they meet " Have you seen
The Bottle yetF say the New. WORKERS no w-such
is the overwhelming popularity OF TINS piece as
played every evening 20 such Gro @ds az Bafnums
Museum. " Don Caesar" is played tbs afsernooa.
Advertisement FIRE. FIsG - AT
A. e. Colby's, No 43 Third ay., Wet Liens, Linen
sbeetiles Linen Damask, Linen To~ehog, nap
kIns. Handkerchiefs, leases Of Muslin, baies oil
sheetings, are sold 1T great bargains.
ATTEMPT TO MUaDER.-Mr. Pagan, the
SUPERINTENDENT of the EmIgrant Lodging House, IN
CalaLst Yesterday morning heard great ois
,tance in ore Of the large rooms OF the estaonsn-
menl ard, on going TO the spot sd" large humOeI
~ nersops bent upon the destruction OF one OF Iner
number named VIM. Wood, WHO vas ofandisnins
large knife dripping with blood, which he hah )qss
plunged into the person sf German named y tl
Eerold infictiog horrible wound IN the SIDE o. MS
head After much difficulty. Wood was secured ana
taken TO toe Lower Police Court, when. on oelns
ask ed nv he stabbed the man, replied maj ne sheT
him 10 be murderer, and ought 10 de; Seyefa.
other expressions made by him led TO the oenei ina.
h. was cersneed and Justice LOthIop committed