New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06

the past few months the agents of the New forS ana rre
Railroad Company in this City. have received number
ofetters from the East stating that certain paeNse o.
good consigned 10 them and transported across thai ROAD
had failed 10 reach their destination The property mus
missing il valued at about 5000 and the agents aer
trying IN vain for time to ascer am wher hea ae
TO- recently placed tn matter in the hsnd- Of Capt Car
pen,er Of the Fifth Ward Police who watched the move
ment- Of james Brown Philip Winans and james Burns
Aldermen employed BY the Railroad Company AMI nIaAy
caught one of them in the of selling three barrels oil
e. g. which had been taken from The Company peri
one james Cook keeper Of small store in Spring 81 The
three carmen then arrested and on examns their re-
cet books II was ascertaned tia; they had been in the
habit for time past Of forging the names OF the CLERKS
Of several steamboats, 70 receipts for various packages
which packages they had sold 10 receivers Of stolen goods
in the City and pocked the proceeds The prisoners were
taken before Justice Suar and committed TO await
animation which viii take place today
SERIOUS DrsruRBAycE Is THE TwESrIETH WARD
At II O'Clock Sunday night disturbance which soon
merged in q riot occurred place called Battle Row
in Thirty second st. Eighth av- among party OF
drunken characters there congregad Officers Holiz and
Ward Of he Twentieth district were on duty IN the ven
iiy and made an effort Guel the disturbance and dis
ptrse the crowd bu. they were attacked and severely
beaten the last named officer also receiving stab in the
le arm Ward was sent to the Police station when Capt
flanagan, with platoon Of men repaired to the scene
and after hard fight succeeded in dspersin- the crowd
and in sresng the following named beigerents jacob
and Mary King Lewis Crecan. Jas. McCGssel James Da
ton. VIM Loonsn Joseph Dempsey James kerrick Felix
MCCuskn and Owen Casey. who were all locked up for
he night and yesterday taken before Justice Stuart
who held them to await examination
CHARGE or PERJuRY-A Polander named Leon Lew
enberg WIS yesterday arrested by Officer Cargll of the
Jefferson Marke; Police Court, charged with PERJURY in
swearing falsely in suit pending before Justice Conner
in the Second Judicial District in which Nm Gerhar was
having the trial postponed il alleged that the accused set
forth in affidavit that witness by the name Of William
Pale who then out of the City could testify that the
amount claimed by the plaintiff in the suit had been paid
by he def ndant which aeg alton charged to be
fae. The defendant however. claims that it is true he
j. about c. of age optcan by trade and resides at
Yorkvle He was taken before Justice Stuart and re-
quired to find bail in $500 to answer the charge.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRErEscEs-A man named Alex
VI, Lean " -terday brought this City from Albany
by Cfoer Patterson Of tho Lower Police Court to answer
charge OF false pretences preferred BY Mr. NichoIas h
Oafey boot and shoe dealer. Of No l52 Broadway, who
charges that the Goth of June last, he obtained by
fraudulent representations goods TO the value OF 800
credit for which he gave short note which. upon being
malur,d, dshonoTed and has not vet been paid The
accused taken before Justice Osborne AMI gave bail
IN 81 coo TO the charge Andrew V. Stout OF No
2i9 Poahst, was his bOndsman.
srsrrc1ED or RoBBISG A R0ox MA1E.-Chas. ODER
lander residing al No l44 Thirty first St. Yesterday pre-
fcrr,d compliant against man who occupied room
during the night robbed him Of $50 in gold coin and then
dccampod Justice Stuart issued warrant for the arrest
OF The accused and the police on the lookout for him
FIeHr Is SALooN-A fight occurred yesterday after
day afternoon in the Gem Saloon, the Broadway
IIeaor, between political character named BIZ, Poole
used ard Poole had his face badly cut and his
what damaged Other fighters were also less in.
urod One or two policemen were ON the ground, but
made arrests.
LARCENY BY A SFRyAST.-On Friday last an Irish girl
named Sophia Hut hns taken into the employment Il
Mr. Mary u Boss, Of No l. South It'll ST. Wlliamsburgh
and te following day she decamped taking with her
gold watch end chain together with iewey the value in
all Of $40 Yesterday Capt Scati of the Fourteenth
Ward Police arrested her in this City with the stolen pro
erty in her possession. She taken before Justice
Wood and locked up for trial.
ARRESTS FOR MAYUFACTURISG OBSCENE PRISTs.-
Two mer named John Mclaughlin and Joseph Clussman
were Yesterday arrested complaint of Timothy Con
nell If No 2js East Fourteenth ST., who charges them
with manufacturing obscene books and prints McLaugh
Inns place is at No Spring ST. and Cussmans at No.
Chatham square. On searching the shop OF the former
number OF obscene prints found. The prisoners
were taken before Justice Stuart and locked up in default
of $500 bail TO answer
Adye rtsement
~ The Illumination of the Crystal Palace WAS
not hsfso much delight by the grown up the
sperdd Boys and Chdre Clothing sold the John-
Fog Coh.ng BY tie little Children doigh
them friends relations brothers and sisters delight
hem and pera ght paying the bill because very
sorsbe l. LosEE, No Johnst
Adv rtsetnent