New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-12

eft6iS between M Fogrsst end Niss Jess rhiae Cii
son, lie iends'ncy Of which sssfussny was % esoS
seui1sfuus practices On the part OF Nj foress Tae
nseSsste yesterday morning Is,ue1 usrraat fof
the srrssokf Doty, Who ~as ia<en iuio ca:ioiy ~
eineei Fulton Of the Lower Police Court Waea YAK.
en- set0rc he Justice. he waived an exapaaaon sad
Ns oiceftc 10 ard pa, In the sum Of 81 500 20 asii'
his trasl.
TN toe arrival Of Gov. kcssuth in this
coun'Iysn December last some thirty OF the ~orx-
mt IN The employ OF S.earns & Marvla, the Will
sers safe manufacturers, commenced making =
SAFE Tor The preservation Of the Governors books
ana papers nom IRE. EVER evening" after thsir
usun oaiiy labor was over, they went 10 work upon
ms SAFE mucn 10 the annoy of the police snf
ws,ennsn on oa.s In 81 Marks Place, and the are.
oy brilliant ishs In tue mandatory, and noises
issuing nom II IN The lead Of The nisht-ghen upoa
examination. tney found the soo,y vulcans hard at
work IN their shiftsleeves, while the Thermometer
OUTSIDE stood ~ zero. TIE folio wing letter from
kossu,h Will explain to the Inhabitants of ST.
Marks place why then nocturnal slumoep we're 90
frequently DISTURBED. The Governor certaialy has
cause TO be pro5t OF the enthusiasm OF these men.
LOUISVILLE, Friday, March 5, 1859
GESTLgsES 4 received your letter Of the 3lH
January, informing me that the workmen Of your
mandatory presented TO me SaamaRder Safe.
Please to convey my graiefsi thanks TO those ps1i
o;lc thirty men, with whose L ames YOU have been
kiIo enough 10 MAKE Ie acquainted. ana WAC by
haviDk been engaged during SIX weeks every eveR-
ing after their usual daily LABOR in making
the above safe. have in ticuar practically proved,
which never doubted OF, and repeatedly expressed
In my pabic addresses, that the poor, they know,
they feel my cause they give more than money or
arms, they give their BIT Of bread. gained BY aard
work, and sacrifice the half OF t to tae principle.
l beg leave 10 assure them also thai by wishing oy
means o. their valuable sift TO preserve my BOOKS
and papers from IRE, they unmissskabiy indorse
my cause. and deserve not only my aad my coaa-
tFyr gratitude, but that OF humanity. tnefe 10
creased but BY common victory against the allied
deapotism-
In respect tn your asking whether you should re-
tain OF hand II over 20 tue Committee % DISPOSE Of,
please To pu. yourselves IN understanding with Mr..
J. Genin. and deliver l! % nun as ne, having been
inyl,sc TO see IT, had the goodness to offer himself
rs purchaser, beng aware tina, II is an article OF
which. IN my present position, cannot make a
better than BY converting It's value into money.
1 have the honor 10 pc gentlemen, With the highest
regards. your most obedieEt serv't, l.. KossvrH
To MessIs. Stearns & Marvin, Salsm ,nder Safe
Manufacturers, No ii6 Wsterst, New-York
Yesterday morning two well dressed
individuals called at Knapp's jewelry store. No 20
Msiden-lane, and while one of them engaged the at
tenon Of The clerk the other stole two gold chains
breastpin an6 ring He vas, however, observed
BY the clerk, who attempted TO seize him, but failed,
and the fellow fed with his booty An alarm was
given and he was captured BY Officer Reed, OF the
Chiefs Office. asd taken before Justice O'oorne.-
He gave his name as John Hastings, bur his real
name is John Clark He was committed to prison
fer Trial. The stolen property WAS recovered
- James Murray, formerly waiter at
Tamm any Hall, attempted to commit suicide yes
terdsy morning at his residence IN the rear oil No.
50 Mulberry-st by cutting his throat with razor.
severe but not mortal wound was inflicted, which
was dressed by DR. sleight Of No Al Jamesst-
About week since Murry lost child by death
this loss produced depression OF spirits on his part,
and is assigned as the cause OF 'he commission OF
the rash act He seems TO regret tina. he did not
succeed In accomplishing his purpose
In the Sessions yesterday, Henry
johnson, William H. Fntsteel and John Wilson, all
under indictments for grand larceny, pleaded guilty,
and sent to Sing Sing for two years EACH
Wa Parks, indicted for burglary. pleaded guilty 80
petit larceny, and was sent TO Blackwers Island
for elk months
Barnard Leary. while at work on
Wednesday afternoon, in new building in Eighth
st. near Avenue d. fell from ladder, and was taken
to his residence with his head severely cut and one
arm fractured
Thomas Dart, while intoxicated, early
Yesterday morning, fell down flight Of stairs at his
residence and sustained severe injuries DR.. Bud
was called IN, dressed the wounds, and then caused
him to be taken to the Bellevue Hospital.