New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-20


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FIRE-At o'clock on Tuesday morning a
FIRE roke in the entyway Of the dwelling house No ID
the k venth Ward who succeeded in extinsushinz the
fan, before the premises materially damaged The
services wero not required The FIRE was evidently the
work design and had not been for the timely discovery
the building would have doubtless fallen prey to the de-
Nouiing element.
FouSD DRowsED-The body of an unknown
10y sbou Y years found in the asst River at
The oot of BuTllnss Yesterday morning Corner IVES
drowning under circumstances unknown the Jury
rendered The deceased was about feet inches IN hight
and was dressed in moesSin roundabout pants, white
shirt, socks and shoes
The body man. about 25 years ofase feet
in hi sht was found in the East River at the foot Of
Madenane The deceased was dress,d in a figured calico
shirt silk cravat black dress coat gray pants and boots
He had on also black cloth dress coat. An inquest
Death by drowning"
ACCIDENTAL DRowSING.-JoHS McLAUGH-
LIN hand engaged board the steamboat Gen Scott
drowned Monday night at the foot Of Amos-st North
canal boat missing his aim fell into the water and be-
fore could be obtained he drowned The de-
ceased lived in Philadelphia where no has left family TO
mourn lIis loss.
L.
ascending ladder with hod full of bricks upon his Shout
der OF new building on the corner of Thirty frstst and
on MONDAY 5 S fell when pesI The fourth
tuTed besides sustaining other severe injuries tie
moved to tue Ntw-YOrh Hospital
ALLEGED ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By THE
CoRcNEE-Sbotly after o'clock Monday evening,
Officer DosSELLy Of the Second Ward, while duty at
Pier No. 70, Ess River, observed named Henry
CLArFER standing upon the pier having bundle in his
The suspicious Of the officer excited BY the nervous
appearance the man. and he al arrested him and took
him 10 the Second Ward Station House. where the bundle
found consist OF the body of female child wrapped
sRD that he lived No 81 SIth-av was clerk in the
drug of Chrstopher end Sixth-av; was an
Engshmsn by birth and had been IN the country about
three years lie also stated MS wife had arrived in tbs
country in July last when she informed him that she had
Been seduced in England, during his absence from her
alive but going home on Saturday night he found ms
wife sek and the child dead and wTapPd up IN 1ons
cid clothing de admitted that was his purpose TO have
thrown the body overheard, alleging as one reason
for pursuing this course ha he was too poor 10 have
inferred Yesterday afternoon the Coroner held inquest
upon the body when the prisoner again made tho same
and added thnt he wa, exceedingly anxious that
the birth OF the child should not be made known 10 the
other families living in the house with him. his principal
oISee S SSd ortfcstion Dr. cnaRLrs Bu6D made
pos exaninatlon of the body and found upon u
pa scissors by the wife Of the prisoner who bad neg
ect,d aud in the opinion OF the Doctor the clid
The deceased came to It's death BY criminal neglect the
part OF its mother onthe 10th inst.
CHARGE OF FoRGING BANK CHEcKs.--A young
man named EDWARD H. SHEPHERD, yesterday arrested
ty officer Of the Second Ward charged with hay-
ing torged check for SIS the Broadway Bank Mr. JAS
: CHArPELL of No 1873 illamt is the complainant and
in his dayit states that Monday last hani
ed him check SIS the Broadway BanA, purporilns
have been signed by EDWARD CRoLIus of No . Fulton
st. corner Of Waters in payment OF debt which ow-
ing him by the accused On being asked by MI CHPPELL
if the check genuine he replied that was aud az the
same time exhibited another puIporng have been signed
by the same individual for $40 Mr. CHAPPELL yesterday
the SIS check the bank and was there informed
that the purported ssne fit had with the bank
The check then shown 10 Mr. CRoLUsw who pronounced
il forgery The prisoner his stated TO the oihcer
that he had Gently been in the employ OF MI
had both checks from him. lie was then taken 70
never be, in his employ nor had him before
He then taken before Justice OSBORNE and committed
pron for trial in default Of sl" bail The prisoner on
hie ANIMATION stated that he was born IN Boston, -
years Of aud TIN platter and worker 10 sheet on oy
Trade He SAYS have been under the influence othquo
which las caused commit this act These two cheeks
Gene from the Carlton House got them while intoHiea-
Ia
OF Sessions for Larceny and Quilted The officer stat
that he admitted him that he forged the signatures TO the
checks
A HOUSE, RoBBER CAuGHT.-On Monday night
Capt BRENNAN, of the Sixth Ward Police received aior
nation that robber work in the house OF Mrs MARY
A WILSON No. 57l Broadway. lie immediately, with Of
fcer PATTERSON of the Lower Police Court went to the
house, when he found the fellow secreted IN the coal cellar
having in hi. possession clothing the value OF sl65 When
arrested he gave his Thomas PEARcE, and became
exceedingly nsoent TO the ladies OF the house who had sp
preached tie officers The latter ehastsed him for his nso-
lcnce wheIeupon the fellow made If TO draw
knife from his pocket hut the officers too quick Tor
him and soon had him handcuil-d On searching him.
large dirk knife found h After being taken
the House he steed that he English prze
fighter ard would be glad TO meet Capt BGEsSAs in the
nng The prisoner two days since was ssed from tie
He committed by Justice OSBORNE, for Trial
TIKI LATE WALL-sr ExBEzZLEMEsr.-The
investigation relative the charge Of embezzemen
tbsiI lste CssbierA A. O. ~ Bowen which was 10 have
been resumed yesterday, was deferred TIL O'Clock P. NJ
Thurday in consequence Of the absence OF MI OWES
counsel for the eomplainants- w. FULLERTON, ESD
counsel for Bowen with hs client present aud ready
10 proceed with the Investigation
CHARGE OF GRAND LiRcESY.-A w0msn,
named LOUISA FIsHES, arrested Monday night by
Cfctr ARCHER. Of the Firth Ward. charged with ieAng
$50 in bank bulls from the pocket OF wN HovTEss boardet
stthe Hungeriord House No l60 Duane-st portion oil
the stolen money found concealed the stocking OF the
accused She was committed TO prison BY justice OSBORNE
for triAL
SUSPICION or GRAND LARcENY.-A man nsinel
P.TRIcX KArES yesterday arrested on suspicion oil
stealing three rku Of butter valued S from TIE store
of Mr.. WN. r. WETsELL No SOuthst. portion OF me
lu;ierwss found in possession OF the accused who stated
hat he had been employed convey 10 pier No r n
winch pl.ce found TIE sccused detained oy
Justice OSBORNE TO await examination
CHARGE OF BuRGLARY-A man named HOB
FHrIscKsos was arrested y O'Clock yesterday morning
Nv Cficers CAsTISE and WHALEY Of the Eleventh "s1u
charged with bu1sry in breaking the prrnsss
Of Avrnre and 9 ct. with intent TO scs he Wa aAon
teiore Justice WELSH and held to awsit examination
CH,sGy OF PIcKIsG A PocKEr.-Oheer
Down ofthe Sixth Ward arrested C. eerly hour
morning Chsthsn-st- yours nan named LhOs " -