New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-01

OF the Sixth wsrd who was on duty in the reiehbor
hood could be called in. when he was arrested Al
ms moment the clerk observed Cotton s,anizr ON the
opposite eide OF the street. and immediately pursgei
anG arrested him On searching the two yon, ne, no
morey found in their possession excc, f.vv .hil
irgs in silver This leads the supposi,on TIM, ,hcv
must hAvo had an accomplish TO whom they passed the
| good money fast IL received and from vbon,
they obtained the counterfeit bills BY one a. ,hev
wanted them to pass Of The prisOners were held by
| Justice BogaIt for examination When asked where
they obtained the counterf money Cotton stated ha,
had been paid 10 them BIZ the keeper OF por.orh
a; the corner of Fronts and - slip This Individual
las not vet been arrested Cotton admitted that he
had Passed another OF the spurious bills. but refused 10
| tate :. whst plsce 20 whom ne he'd passed i.
CHARGES OF GRAND LAsCxNY-A man named
Eugene Riley yesterday arrested by Officer MrCor
of the Fifth Ward charged with having been concerned
with others in robbing the store Of any Young Ellis,
Broadway of several valuable cold chains One OF the
clerks Of the firm identified the accused having been
in the store looking chsn. the time of the commits
sion Of the robbery, few days since. lie was commit
ted ~ Justice Bogart to await examination.
TwoGermans named Henry Lang and August
Muller yesterday srreated charged with stealing
coihng 70 the amount Of So -. from the premises Of
Mr. Thcm.s Scay. No. OIL Franktor, s.. The accused
were found nfter the commission of the larceny.
sndeA, oring pawn the clothing ~ the shop of Mr..
Simpson in Chsthsm-st. and tsk-n before Justice
Bogsrt who committed them 20 prison 20 swai, trial
A man named John Martin was arrested yes
,erdav bv Officer OBricr. OF the Fourteenth Ward.
CHARGED with stealing atrunk condsnS clothing valued
Sos from tho store Of Wm Simpson. corner oil the
Rorery and Broomest he was taken before Justice
Wood and held to await examination
FIRrs.-0n Saturday evening AZ sO'clOck.
IRE broke our in the baildng Of No 8 Gsnsevcor,
a. owned hy Mr. Gstiy end occupied by T. {. Newton,
hat manufacturer. The nrcnlen OF the district were
carly the round but despite their efforts the build
Ing together with the stock and implements OF trade Of
ne occupant. totally destroyed. Several frame
1 hffN .fu1la al
sfroysd The stock and tools ofMr Newton sreinsured
| for $1,000, The building also insured
At O'Clock on Saturday morning, a fire
broke ort in the range Of old Frame buildings in Thr
y second. a.. between ninth and ltfhsvs The Fire
men were promptly on the ground bat in consequence
Of the nfsmmabe nsture of the buildings the flames
spread with great rspdy and before they could be sub
dued four OF the houses were DESTROYED and
of the others much injured The origin OF the ire is
known il supposed to he the work OF an incendiary.
| The buildings were owned b. Thomas All and Robert
Carpenter and occupied by several poor families who
| have lOst their all
Alb O'Clock yesterday morning a tire broke out a the
third story OF the store No. "a Fuonst occupied
| bed and bedding store by William : Fogg. The are
men succeeded IN oytingusng the n,mes before much
| damage occurred.
| About Ols O'Clock Saturday night n FIRE occurred ia
building In the of No p Whitest 1t
! tingui-hed before much damage occurred.
ErFrcTs or RowpYIsw-Offic Weylan, Of
| the Fifth Ward, at early hour yesterday morning
/ II
nearly torn OIL and two very severe wounds upon his
face all Of which the result OF fight in which he
had been engaged. He conducted to the Station
house, where his wounds dressed BY phi sician
| FouND DRowNED.-An inquest was held yes
terday at the feet OF One Hundred and Threthst, N
r.. upon the body OF an unknown man who was found
drowned in the middle OF the river about halt mile be
/ low Manhattanvie. The deceased was about feet
inches In hight had black hair and dressed Ia
drab overcOat blue cloth dress coat velvet vest
figured pant white muslin shirt elk crsvat and boots.
Some tracts and copy of The PicaygHe newspaper,
dated 10th Of October found IN the pockets OF the
deceased. The Jury rendered verdict OF death by
drowning under circumstances to them unknown
AccIDEsr-A child of Mr. John Gutloss was
ferio usy injured in Twenty Seyenthst, s-condav,
On Saturday afternoon in consequence OF bale OF hay
having fallen upon IT, 1t was taken to the Bellevue Hoe
! pital by spoiceman of the Eighteenth Ward.
| DYING IN THE STREET.-A poor emigrant
named Edward Jenkins found on saturday after.
noon lying in dying condition, near Pier No. 81 East
River. He taken to the Office of the Commission.
.of Emil ration by Officer Jackson, OF the Second
| Weird
RIor.-Soon after the fire in Thrty-secOnd-
extinguished, alarm was gwen for the second
/ hi trict Hose Company No II were taking up their
vaar. ~ NHa oanG Of young scamps between IA anu 10
took eject upon the carriage Of the Company Stefs.
! iniuring severely runner named Jameo Hunt A
Int him the Dack OF MS hesu rcfttt
wound Capt Hannegan and Assistant Captains Dunn
and Trigger of the Twentieth Ward with their men pre-
vented any further disturbance.
FATAL FALL.-An inquest was yesterday held
at the house No II Pelhamst upon tho body OF James
Hurley native Of Ireland 80 years Of age, who, on
Tucsdsy last accidentally fell downthe hatchway OF tue
bark Natural Hooper, lying at pier No. IL East RIVER
verdict Of accidental death rendered by the jury
SUDDEN DEArH.-The Coroner held an In
que. yesterday upon the body OF Michael Gray na,e
of LELAND n yenr OF age who was found dead ia the
he'll Of tho house No 39i Wstorst verdict Of death
by apoplexy wes rendered
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-An unknown man
fell into the T. y River the foot OF Market''t,
on Friday evening md drowned before assistance
/ GOULD reach him. Ills body has not been recovered
rAl,ertlsement
CIRcUs.-Sands * Co.'S superb Equestrian
Troupe open the Bowery Amphheatrc this evening