New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-02


EXTENSIVE SEIZURE or CLorurss, COUNTER.
YET MONEY, &c-Two men, named Henry Hogan ana
George Davis. were yesterday arrested bv Csrtsiu
Brennan Of the Sixth Ward Police assisted by OHcery
Martin and Bowling, having in their possession two
trunks filed with elegant wearing apparel which "a
supposed 10 be stolen properly brought 10 this city from
other places In the trunks were also found a large
bunch of skeleton keys package OF counterfeit bank
notes. purse containing counterfeit sovcreignS pair
of false whskers and some other small articles The
clothing taken 10 the Sixth Ward station House.
where it be IL consists OF large number OF
silk snd satin dresses broadcloth closks OF the most
costly description, overcoats and IN short, clothing OF
every description. The accused were taken before
Justice Bosar and committed to prison TO await exani
nation. The trunks are marked In chalk, Camden.
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ATTEMPT By MAN To Poison HIS WIrE.--
man named John Burns yesterday arrested By
oa;cer McMahon of the Seventeenth Ward charged
with attempting 10 poison his wife, Mary Ann. residing
No 90 East Eleventhst IL appears from the sdavx
of Mrs Burns, made before Justice Wood, that on or
about the lst u her husband brought home with h.m
half loaf of bread which he handed 10 her. with
QUE st that che would eat !, and by no means allow any
else psrtakc Of IT, This request excited her sus
picions and she did not taste IT, but laid II aside in
closet She then told her mother of the singular request
that bad been made of her by her husband and She to
test he quality the bread cut piece from the loaf and
gave it to dog The animal was soon tskon sick and
in few hours after died To test still further the char
actor Ct the bread the mother took another slice and
made II into poutce, which she applied to her arm,
which sOon swCled up to enormous size. She then
took the remainder Of the loaf to DR.. Elisha HarrA Of
No 1872 Fouthav who after anayzngit told Mrs Burma
that she had made fortunate escape in not eating the
bread there sufficient arsenic in IL 10 kill ten men.
Dr. Harris yesterday made an affidavit before Justice
Wood in which he stated in substance what he previous
~ ssid to Mrs Burns Onthese ahdavts the magistrate
issued warrant for the arrest of the accused who was
committed 10 prison 10 await examination. The caus0
of difficulty between the husband and wife was not
positively sscertaned though II is supposed 10 have
arien from Jealousy She is about Is yesrs aud her
husband nearly 10 years of age They have been mar
ried only about year
ACCIDENTALLY SHor-FArAL REsULr.-On
Sunday sfternoon. aboy. IL years old, named Charles
Doughery while in the street outside the fence OF the
Morgan Iron Works foot of Niuthst, f. r. was shot IN
the thigh by bullet from musket fired by Moses ca
roy. engineer IN the above named works who, at the
time disCharging his piece In the yard OF the above
thigh and lodged in the abdomen The wound w@
dressed by DIR Riley who ordered his patient to be re-
moved to the Hospital The injury was of such scri-
character that the suffering lad died at late hour
same night.
FIRE.-At IA o'clock fire broke out in .
hauce at the Of Firstay and Twentiethst oc'
cuped by Henry F. Cooley aieed store: The building
was entirely consumed. Loss about sioo'
MYSTERIOUS o'clock yesterday
morning full suit Of clothes found In the out house
attached to No. l07 Thompson-st, for which no owner
with ioul play The suit consists OF blue cloth frock
coat with velvet collar blue velvet vest, brown plaid
pants drawers black hat and boots can be seen ~
applying to Cept Turnbul at the Eighth Ward fohce
! Station.
ARREST OF RUSAwAY DAUGHrER--A CIR
about afteen years of age named Harriet Lambert wa
Yesterday arrested while house Of Ill repute In Mcr
eway from he resdemce Of her mother in oson con1
to ri. city, and put up at the above nouss -, BY ss
in this city and day or two since here end ~
piled Capt Tnrnhu of the Eighth Ward policsto aasi
stoned Officer Payne 10 tnke the matter In hand which
resulted in finding the GIRL as above stated She wss
taken to the Station House. where she had interview
with hor mother, who, after much persuasion, induced
her to accompany her home
ASSAULT UPON Police OFFIcER-A man
named JAS Reynolds arrested on Sunday night
charged with attempting TO take the life OF Officer Glen
Of the Twentieth Ward, by striking him upon the back
OF the head with billet OF wood. II appears that tho
officer had arrested brother OF the accused and some
others for disorderly conduct when the accused mads
the assault upon him. after which he escaped TO his place
Of residence in Twenty eghths, Eighihav, where
lie was soon after arrested The prisoner was taken
before Justice McGrath and committed TO await an or
animation The officer had bis wounds dressed BY DR.
Kersted The dorderles were aso arrested and taken
to the Station House.
STEALING MoSRY.-A man named John Mil
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Of the Sixth Ward charged with having recently stolen
sle0 from Frederick ii. Ranze, residing at No Sc Mott
H. The accused was taken before Justice Bogart aud
! held TO await examination.
KILLED BYA FALL.-The Coroner held an
inquest Yesterday the New-York Hospital upon tho
body Of Joseph Bell native Of this City, 10 years Of
0ge, who on Saturday, accidentally fell through tho
weliole Of the building No. 96 Chambers-st, and
died yesterday from the injuries received The de
cesscd apprentice at the time was engaged In
xxhan he bafk rI nd
! being no covering over the hoistway fell from tbs
third story TO the cellar. He Immediately taken
up and conveyed TO the Hospital A verdict Of Death
from injuries accidentally received" was rendered BY
the Jury
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