New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-13

lot on Degrawst adjoining GEO
lot on Centre ST. between Hicks and Columbia $40
lots do de-, each SsOO----------------- 400
! lot 90 DO o---------------------------- SI9 SI9
LOT on woodruff st. BETH Hicks and Columbia rs
lot on De%ssS sSSs Hicks and Columbia sSS
On Thursday afternoon about tive hum
dred and fifty marble-wOrkers who had, on or about
the 9th inst struck for higher wages assembled
about the marble yard of Dudley Lee, in Hudson,
near Bank-st, and made threats Of violence against
the property of the firm, and also against their
plOyers. Information sent to Capt Lovett, of
the Ninth Ward Police, who sent number Of his
men to make arrests in case any disturbance oc-
cuTTed~ Nothing was, however, done, as the men
soon after dispersed. Yesterday afternoon large
number OF them again appeared at the same yard,
but Assistant Captains Seabring and Taft, with
about dozen of their men, made their appearance
and prevented any disturbance which might have
ensued from taking place.
The examination of Horace b. Pike,
charged with having committed forgery of $5 900
upon the Bank of America, was commenced yester-
day afternoon. The defense is that Mr.. Hayden
called at the Office of Mr.. Pike, at No. Broad-st,
and bought goods, in payment for which he
left the check for IS 000 with orders to have it
cashed if he did not return by o'clock Not hav-
ing come in at that time, Mr. Pike went to the Bank,
and there asceriained for the first time that it
forgery. 1t is somewhat bis favor that after the
psyng-teller had certified the check he could have
gotlt casheo at any Dankln Wall ST. out still he re-
turned TO the Bank Of America, where he was
rested Afurther hearing in the will take place
on Monday, at O'Clock P. M.
The Coroner Yesterday proceeded to
Bellevue Hospltalfo for the purpose of holding inquests
upon the four human bodies which were discovered
on Wednesday afternoon, concealed on board sloop
lying at the foot OF Twenty rst-st., E. K. The eVi
dence of several persons was taken, but nothing
elected showing from whence the bodies
taken The following is the verdict rendered by the
Jury, viz: I'VE, the jury empanneled for the pur-
pose Of investigating the circumstances of the
OF four dead bodies, found in yacht at the foot of
TwentY-hrst-sG E. r. give It as our verdict that the
said deceased came to their deaths from natural
causes-weIe brought to the dead house OF Bellevue
Hospital by the Captain of the Eighteenth Ward Po
lice. The Jury, not knowing from whence they
were previously obtained, inasmuch the bodies
were found in possession Of the Captain Of said
Yacht the jury the Coroner to hold him
for examination. We find no proof against the other
persons implicated" On the rendition of the YER
dict Capt. Doan was committed, and Cain, the car
man, and tho Doctor, who calls himself Joseph RV
eTs, but whose real name is said to be Peters or
Peets, were discharged.
Another charge of grand larceny was
yesterday preferred against John Hastings, who was
arrested on Thursday for stealing jewelry from
store in Maiden-lane. 1t appears that short time
since ne called at the store of .AlphOnso Byam No.
l67 Broadway, under pretense of making purchase,
and while there managed to steal jewelry TO the
value of $46, portion of which was found IN his
possession He denied his guilt but was committed
by Justice Osborn to answer.
"A sailor, named Stephen Carroll, was
accidentally drowned at l24 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, at Pier No. 20 East River.
- Officers Firehock of the Thirteenth
Ward and Peter BOgart Of the Tenth Ward, yester-
daY arrested man named owen Odln6y, az L6Ny'o
pawn shop in Grand street, where he was trying to
effect loan on ten silver spoons, marked F. M and
ten silver knives marked j. H. which he had with
him, and which supposed to be stolen property.
He was taken before Justice MountfOrt and com
miSed to await an examination. The silver ware
can be seen on application to either of the above
named officers or to Officer Bumstead at the Essex
Market Police Court.
- Thomas Brenan, keeper of an emf
grant boarding house at No. Washington-st was
yesterday brought before Justice Osborn, on com
COTneliUB VIII No we'd
on the lost inst who charges that Brenan caused the
luggage belonging to him TO be conveyed to his house,
contrary to the wishes of the owner, and when il
was demanded, refused to give it up unless BOYLE
paid the carriage. This he paid, but on looking up
his baggage, found one trunk to be missing Brenan,
in OBTAINING the baggage of an emigTant on de-
mand other than for board and lodging violated a
provision of the Emigrant Law and subjected him
self to the payment of fine OF $50 or upward The
Justice fined him $50
Let our music-loving friends remember
that Madame Anna Thillon appears at Niblo's Gar
den on Monday evening next, In her original charac
ter of Catarina, in Aubers beautiful Opera of the
Crown Diamonds
Rev. Mr.. Burleigh speaks at Knicker-
booker Hail. corner of Eighth and Twenty-third-
st to the men, women and children of the Sixteenth
Ward, in reference to their obligations and duties
as regards the Temperance movement, tomorrow
tSabbath) evening, at II O'Clock.
advertisement l-R1oH GRAPE SHAwLs.
Just received at Columbian Hall, No. 2Sl Grand st.
new ana splendld assOrn6nt OF Ilch Grape onaWls,
tplaiR and embIoidered,) which will be offered at
the following low prices Rich embroidered White
and ColoTed Grape Shawls, worth $l2, wild be sold
for IS only do. White and COlOred worth $25, and
sold for $l2 rich Plain White and COlored worth
from $l2 to $20 and will be sold from So to $40
Ladies, If you doubt it, call and examine them.
Advertisement. IL ,025 valuable Nine
teenth Ward Lots belonging 10 the estate Of James
AmoTy, deceased, at Auction.-This very extensive
partition. sale commences next Tuesday, March 10,
at the Merchants Exchange bJ A. H. Muller, Aus
tioneer AS this sale will be free and without Hmi-
taIion TO price, every lot will be absolutely sold to
the highest bidder This offers unusual induce
meBts to make selections in this desirable section Of
the City lbeiHg and in the vicinity Of Hamilton
and StatesquaTes, the latter Of which is to be i'm
mediately improved by and at the expense Of the
State, and within few blocks Of the great Jones
Wood Park either for investment or private RESI-
depces. large portion of these lots are in close
proximity to the Shth-avenue Railroad, and being
on or near the grade, are VorY desirable for imme
diste improvement