New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-02

Ncvfr III ss. 1851 81 Toal ..........s Isl S3i 6
S,ren nouscnd eigif hundred and ninety fre items Of
entries were made on the books OF the Office November
80. clone
Pics And CHERRIEs-That inveterate joker, IT., J,sr
raj CT Commerce Is responsible for the following story
On Thanksgiving afternoon we went to SEQ "A oil gen
tlemsr, Ursle s. who lived on Long Island, on his
fern rear BiOoklu. Mr. :. is from Germany, anil has
been for years strong Temperance naaa. h)agh
brought up with ardent appreciation OF the yi9s Of
CfGTe Juice.
Uiee.7 said We. AZ we drank hinge tsnkarl Of cider
While parakne Bis bouniilGl table, how cano yol to
Ielrqush the use of wine
bis vest 70 make room for the third plate Of turkey
which 10 lad helped himself 90 tells you. den WHOM
first comes fsom Jsrmsny we moved into Lane isitcr
County in penrsyV ena Wd dere was no wine 80 every
year make barrel Of cherry bounce, ami We al gets
trulk On it regular every Saturday eemng Nexht
81 hiring when der bounce was all dnkcd up y,ots DIR
cherries der hogs Der Consequence was der hogs sIs
sltCst as drunk a. a lot Of beepes.
' by and by hog get sober again. and trios EN- nit
enoder mes Der hogs very hungry, aud come run
min NJ 10 der trough chquealu ike der tuyf don toy
sltick in der slnous and shmack der chops til dey 81
taste Of der cherries and den dey all run around der
vard ms der tongues wide open and DER mouths hanging
out ard rub de ground an DER to take away der
tsshte Hogs COUNT shundit, now how-mlke dem ortHi
sick.
Old dad said ncffer geef II up dat way SO, noxht
week eo,f- der hogs snoder of der cherries and
when comes NIT der bucket to feed en-. right away dey
se,n something wrong Up dey all walks shlDwy ~ der
fed and when doy schmidt der cherries, all taraei ryh
a,ouno mat DIR hind quarters Ia der troggb
Ever since dat time, mine poy, when der praniy sub
Jest shoost rights aboutfaee and has non to
Ne f,lt as though we had heard an impressive temper.
anee lecture and that Uncle ni1
STIR ngheued tie iOn that Temperance 10 better than
Indulgence
JoHysoS. THY BANK -Chaunccy johnson, alias
ChaunCey Van Low, who recently arrested IN New
York for having robbed the Bauk OF the State Of Now
Yok ofsme $4,000 turns ont to be en- old offender and
one well known to the police of this city, Some years ago
he was arrested In this city charged with stealing
watch ard was locked up in jail, from which bo snose
queny made his escape with Bob Sutton lie was after
wards arr, sed in Philadelphia, charged with the comns
sion Of some crime upon which he was tried, conyicto
and sentenced to prison for the period OF year or more
Before he convicted the then district attorney OF
the county wrote the prosecuting officer OF Philadelphia
requesting him give Van Lew TO the Authorizes Of
il city the purpose OF having him tried Tor the Their
which he refused 10 do After serving out the period Dr
which be sent to pri.on he made his appearance IA
New York, and the 16h II last May, Captain MeDlf
fe obtained nr. Covin warrant for MS arrest
That off, er Immediately left for New York, AMI on the
following day. he arrested him and brought him to this
city. Afser remaining day two in custody and not
Icing able to find the person from whom the watch was
stolen the matter compromised by the payment Of
s15 $50 the amount Of costs IN the case Van LEW il
about twenty six years Of age fyo feet ten inches in
hight Of light complexion small features, aad rather
slender lie is represented being person Of good al
dess Intelligent and abeauul penmsn. lie naturally
inclined to be lazy and rougish. Albany Eve Jour,
CHARGE OF FALSE PRRrESsEs-Josiah - S,urgeJ and
Charles SearDs, doing business at the Merchants Elk
change, Wal It were yesterday arrested by Policemen
Dowlng and Lord. Of the Lower Police Court,
rant issued by Justice Bogart wherein they stand charged
with having the sh OF July last by means Of fae,rep
esenaions, obtained the signatures of the firm Of &
D. + Culver civil eng and contractors u an nsru
nj whCr by they have been deaudedou ofab)u 5000
The instrument in question contract and involved
amount of about $4,000 and for the commencement
and completion of projected railroad, located in the
State OF Connecticut la order to procure the signatures
Of The compananis 10 the contract t Is alleged that the
accused themselves 10 be the owners OF marble
quarry Gaylors Bridge, Conn, water power, grst
mill and house connected with 1t the Same place, and
further that they had credit Of 10000 or $4,000 with
Mr. Albert Wright of this City, and could at any time
meke use Of H. After signing the contract the complain
ants went and performed work which entitled them to
tie Of $1,000, Of which amount they state ony silO
hes been raid They aege that when the defendants msie
The above representations 10 them they were not the own
Of the marble quarry in question nor Of the NIL prop
ery having shcT, time previous eonyeyed Z 70 r AZ
Bogar who will further investigate the charge ms alter
noon
PASSING CoUSTERyEIT MOSEY-A young man named /
Chas c. Doris alias Jas. Howe, was arrested on Weines
day night by OSoer White, of the Firth Weird, charged
with having UPWARD Of year since passed various one
dollar couner bills the Framingbam Bank, IN Mass,
ord siO bills ON the Bank Of North America, at seym
Conn 10 store keepers in The Cry AT the tune o. p1,,{
Police Station, from which however no managed to IS
cspe and not again until wednesday night when
he oiCer observed him the of the establish
to the Lower Police Court where he was identified by Mr.
Luther merchant doing business at the corner Of Canal
ard Church sts and Henry King, formerly cleLk to r
l. to whom be passed one Of the counterfeit bills he
was committed BY Justice Osborne to await examination
-THE ALLEGED PERJURY AGAISsr Mr.. DARLIsc-The |
chsree OF perjury preferred weeks since against Goo
Darling BY Warren II. MOwTy, his brothers Law was
Yesterday further examined before Justice Osborue bit
wa not concluded The complaint previously male by
Darling against Mowry charging him with stealing
large number OF cigars, yet under adysemsnt by the
Magistrate.
RECEIVING SToGEs GooDs-Sergeant McCiraih OF the
Second Ward Police yesterday arrested man naned
John Donoho, charged with feioni3nsy receiving qian
John Parker now under arrest from the store OF lhlns
D. Doubleday N 20 John IT. The prisoner was taken DO
fore Justice Osborne and committed 10 await ELIMINATION
As,autrrSo Frs,tE,-A German named Thama.
Newman VAS Yesterday arrested by Officer Connar oi
tho 1hlriss nth Ward charged With committing Egea'
s,,auli uron the pstson OF yoang uamsd Mary
ilans tssInr at No t5s nelanoy a. The accused wts
sk,n before Justice Welsh and held 10 hail Ia see' 10 -
s~es tho charge
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