New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-21

the Capital and Hail OF the Presidents. Tee meeaoy
adjourned after sying three times three for Sco and
Graham. Regular weekly meetings will be he'd until
| the election
NV PRoJEcT.-The City Temper
snce Alliance have contracted large ten, tor the
accommodation of Temperance rneeln "a IN those parts
Of the City where there are no ,urches or large halls to
be had for such purposes This Tsct Selcou.ruc,ed
Of the best materials, made perfectly strong with clean
ssd comfortable seats for two thousand persona II
will be located, occasion shall require in diHsreut
parts O. the CITY. They propose to pitch q, r', In
the Sixth Ward in the square opposite the Ola Brew.
ety. very convenient place for the peopl, of low
er Wards, who have been very greatly neglected By
the benevolent These Wards both need and deserve
a great deal Of effort in their behalf, yet very little
sympsihy has been expressed. Why would nos this
| Tent be good place fol tas " outdoor preaching,
so highly commended by the Clergy about q year
since The Alliance, Informed need 500 to
complete the payment for the tent which, trust the
liberal people of this City will soon supply. We are
requested, however, to say, that many of our
merchants have been called upon TO give money for the
Tent by persons not connected with the Alliance
authorized TO receive money for This 90 &c, unless
they have credentials signed by the Presiden, and
| Secretary Of the Alliance
SIXTH-AykNUE RAILRoAp.-We learn
that OF the stage drivers along the upper part of
this road seriously hinder the By purpo,ey driving
across The track stopping upon 1t in such
as to MAKE il almost impossible 20 proven, collision
Yesterday driver, with evden, malice his stage
upon a as to stsve ia one Of the panels. We
believe that such conduct Is sanctioned By stage
propre,ors since 1t tends materially lnure their side
Of any new railroad controversy. II more like
wltul uglnesi the part of drivers and should be
punished promptly every occurrence, By bringing
them before the Mayor, who viii see justice done.
e The yacht Whisper, Capt. Lowell,
which srriyed here recently from Boson, pleasure
tour sailed yesterday, her return 10y the way
OF New. London. She accom- panied far the
latter place by the Sandy Hook plcS boat Jsbez VIII
Hams, Capt. Thomson. The gentlemen belonging to
the yacht highly pleased with all that they have
and experienced during their shor, and leave
with cordial good feelings fer all those with whom they
have been associated both sdoat and on shore
IMPORTANT ARREST-A GANG or CoUN-
TEBFEIrERs CAUGHr-For soms time past a gang of
Counterfeers have been practising their depredsons
In the upper Wards, aud large number of rsdesmsn
Of money by taking from them spurious bank bills ss'
eral complaints have receo,y been made TO Capt Dunn
of the Twentieth Ward Police, aud for days psss
he has been engaged In ferretug out the operators
On Thursday he informed that house In Thirty
fithsueet between the Ninth and Tenth avenues,
a rendt zvous for some Of them, and tskng with him
Officer UbdeI bill OF The Chiefs Office, he visited tue
house and there caught three women, all OF whom
charged with passD money various
i far Ihsu fhs.F cd ~ hara in pfu
fourtnetree', Seyenthavenue, where they arrest
ed man and woman, aud on searching this house a
| lsrse number of counterf.iI bank bills found
They consist OF 81 bulls the Bank OF Lancaster Pa
g. hills the Commercial Bank at Salem, Mass. and
IS bills the Merchants Bank at New Haven, Conn.,
The following the names OF some OF the individuals
and firms upon which this description OF counterfeit
money has been passed c. Gallagher, Grocer, No 267
Thirty sixth street James Levi, Shoemaker No. 297
| Tenth avenue J NJ Shirley, Dry Goods, corner of
TwcLty.sighth. an NLthavenue Mrs. Hutchln.
| SOD, Dry Goods, No. 303 Etghih-syenue Burns,
Grocer, OF ThlTtythlrd street, between Ninth and
| Tenth avenues and dessrs Douglas Sherwood, Dry
uoods No. zoo Nin'hayeLue. IL Is highly probable
that maLy others have been swindle1 In similar way
and such call at the Jefferson Ma kat
Police Court, for tn- purp Of identity log the above
named accused. Two other Officers were sent 10 the
house in Twenty fourth street to ares! another woman,
sbd to be the leader OF the gang They ner ou ~
che them the slip aud escaped. Taose
arresttd taken before Justice Stuart 4rd locked up
Some Of them have already been identified.
FRAUD UPON THE PRUssiAN GOVERN
nENr-mr John w. Schmidt, of No. 60 Clinton place,
Cousul.Gerersl Of the PrusSian Government for the
United States yesterday appeared before Justice S.u.
art and preferred complaints against De- Th.od Pe,.
and Antoine Gsryacc, Of this City, charging them
with having ca sed to be- engraved copper plate In
nitatlon OF the genuine plates from which Treasury
Notes issued by The Prrssian Government under the
In NJ A,ri n lnan NJ Il
sian currency strucS and also with having caused
to BE- printed and ward sentto Prussia large
Der OF ise Treasury Notes struck oil from the counter
iet plates.
Nj Chss Wise, epgraver, doing business at No. 1853
Eiehn ~, was int Osuced by Mr. Schmidt u Witness
that he engraved the plate by direction Of
The above Dsmsd accused, whO ne SAID represented
him that the plate design for sUaD label and he
further ssys that after plste delivered the
cused came 70 bis place With number OF bills struck
the plate sud stamped them pretep ding that they
were putting upon Ih' m toeir private marks.
BIZ. John Clements, o. No l43 Washington ct, also
appeared witness, and testified Ia June last hs
called upon by tbs accused 10 print 5000 impres
stDs from the counterfeit paie 200 vi tiese he struck
81 about the lsG of July, aud handed them 10 the
cus d, who paid him for the work Warrants for the
sirest Of PeItman and Gryacci were placed 10 the
hands Of Ohcer Reed VI the Chiefs OHice ysstsr-
day arrested the former. The other will probably be
bTUUl ht Ia this morning.
z We learn that the Albany Repub-
Hcan Artillery purpose visiting this City on the sd
mat under the auspices OF the La Fsye;te FusIers
Capt French.
~ Workmen are ing the Russ pave
mept from the S,uh Ferry 70 Bo Slins Green. Zoe
immense travel o! the tnat ;On VI their
route requires such frm, enduring, smooth bed Of
stone blocks as the Russ pavement constitutes.
II Two new boats are soon TO be placed
on the Csthsnne Ferry. One u named thu Lydia add
the Abgsil Another boat named the Faiton 10
DO paced the seryics Of the Union Ferry Company
early In September
z A commencement has been made
upon the 10 sssssu-sL frUm Ann 70 BeekmAa au
thorized AK monins since.
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