New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-24

'wo hour aar the purcLsse money had been paid they
received information Of the o.s OF xr Re.seqaie an
measures then taken by them 70 sop the pay n
Of their check on the Metropolitan Bank. which cheek
had been drawn up for $780, and By request o the person
who sold the bond made payable 10 the order Of + l.
Msganos g. Co, who had an Office al No WAL st. the
party who received the check, IT seems not present It
A. The Rank for paymeni but got cashed By Joseph Z.
FIrick a Co Jewellers at No. 10 Maiden lana who d.
posi;ed Il In the Irving Bank, which bank sub-sg1s'
n, !, m The Metropolitan Bank, bat !. was '~'- -.
payment Of II ba'ips '''' ~. Officer William n.
Stephens ate Of the Lower Police Court wa. then an
lfeG to- for the purpose ofacertaning who the party
who had sold the bond 10 Wsiswor;h sheldon and that
interchangeable officer in very short time ascertaned that
German named Iaac Morris the who sold tire
bond and got the check cashed the Of Joseph
Ehrck s. Co. Search then made for Morris, and
Thursday he arrested by Officer Wooey, Of the First
Ward Police and upon being questioned relative the
matter he stated that named Bernstein had given
him the bond to negotiate and had also endorsed the name
Of Magsnos upon the back Of the check Morris was then
taken before Justice Osborn and held to await examna
ton while Officer WOcey dispatched 70 Albany with
for the arrest Of Bernstein who Morris said had
gone there The officer soon after his arrival found the
man and brought him to this City yesterday afternoon
He was taken before the magistrate and committed to
prison await examination which will take place this
afternoon at o'clock The charges against him are grand
larceny in stealing the bond and forging in forging the
name Of Maganos Co upon the back oft Morris states
that he bring incontestbe proof Of his being guess
of any evil intent on his part Of the transaction
ACCIDENTAL lad 3 years Of age named John Bleven
whose parents reside No 81 Samuel ST. yesterday morn
ing fell from bakers wagon. the box of which he had
caught hold Of for the purpose Of taking ride and wa;
severely injured he having struck the back OF ms mead
upon the pavement He was carried home by citizen
child years Of age, named Louisa Wall was run over
in Roosevelt yesterday morning by wagon belonging
TO the Brooklyn White Lead Company and severely IN
jured She conveyed TO the residence OF her parents
No "a Roosevelt ST. where physician was called The
occurrence is stated by eye witness, to have been una
voidsble the part Of the driver Of the wagon
Dy.r4 FROM BEING run OVER BY CART-Patrick
McGenry late Of No 27s West l7h ST. who was run ever
on Wednesday last by the wheel of his own cart which
was filed with clay and which be was in the act OF jump
ing upon died Thursday night at the New York Hos
pital Of the injuries he had received. Coroner Wilhelm
yesterday held inquest upon the body and verdict Of
accidental death rendered by the jury Deceased was
native Of Ireland IS years Of age
Rus OVER AND KILLED.-An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner Gamble, upon the body of boy about
years age named Edward Shepard who died from inu
lies received on Wednesday afternoon by being over
by a carriage 1t appears that while crossing West Twen
eth ST. from the residence Of his parents No 33O he came
near being by two dirt carts this confused him,
and before he could recover his self he was run
by carriage which was being driven at moderate
rate The Jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
The deceased was native of Massachusetts
ARREST roR FURIOUS DRIvIsG.-John Prescott, driver
Of one Of the Forty ninth Ct stages, was arrested on
Thursday night charged with furious driving appears
that he Mrs. Petre who with her husband had
lust come Of Nblo Theater and we're crossing Broad
way She was dangerously injured She was Immediately
taken to the Metropolitan Hotel where she was attended
by surgeon, after which she removed TO the West
ern Hotel in COurandt st. where she and her husband
boarded. Prescott taken before Justice Welsh and
committed for examination
CHARGE OF FoRGERY.-A man named Samuel n. Hast
ings was Yesterday arrested by Officer Underhll of the
Second District Police Court charged with forging in the
name Of Theodore Van Brunt'pork dealer, of Chambers
ST. check the KnickerbOcker Bank for slO5 which
lie passed Josiah L. Bo8ne of No 800 Eleventh av TO
whom he was indebted for board. The check was pre-
scented at the bank by Mr. DOane who informed that
was forgery He then told where he had obtained II,
and Hastings was arrested and locked up for examination
bis wife and found her several forged checks on differ
ent banks all signed "Theod. Van Brunt" which checks
had been given her by her husband
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY-Rchard Cary and his
wife Sarah were yesterday arrested charged with passing
counterfeit o. bill the Fall River Bank Mass at the
grocery of III Holman corner of Spring and Macdouga
Sta with guilty knowledge They were held by Justice
Stuart for examination.
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