New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-15

numerous tonight as heretofore in the ncemency of the
night and because work could be always found to keep
away on a particular night when there object in
doing So lie considered that all the coachmen OF the City
should be invited to join and for this purpose Committee
should be appointed to 90 around and wait on all Aer
some discussion Committee of fifteen was appointed 10
wait on the coachmen to invite them to Join. and then the
meeting adjourned TO meet on Thursday evening next
srRASeERs.-The following are among the persons
who registered their yesterday at the principal Io
tcls
Rev Geo c. FOoe Pittsburgh {. j chsdsd, Painted Post
PsIy JT T. Navy E Y R.1 Ms'iiK; gRg}5,.v
f Ds;9s f 5sSs1s &. GoiSas H9.'4s
4 Sutton sutton, Charleston, ,srop
YRS i i s: AT y.~,,y S &s,s'5orn
$;s @s4S Me- s sS: $ etc.,
r. Fairfax Virginia METROPOLITAN
Gen Witt Win so esn Army {'' Mfc5 sq ES S45S
G HoR y Gbs SsS' A5s"y Nao Harris Neosaas
Msj C. Merchant T. Army, Major w B. Field Washington,
r fiu,chins Montreal, and others
C Coli w.PoeT Tenne';es, NICHOLAS
H Hon. b r r. v Sf fSya N'''H' Geo G..t Bur%sta NJ
f fs }SPs s Ay RI Fe EE'f Ear ooa
Hon Rhode; FGy&,'e y B B,9.3 w vlS H Ps.
H HoH sTG'c cSnaHsi BOSTON, SoIonon R,eisl
Can't Cart + J. Iisines L. s Army,
Fnys.-The City Hall and other bells rang two false
alarms last night for the Seventh District
DEATH OF THE PROPRIETOR or THE NORTHERN
HoTFI-Mr James Harrison late proprietor ofthe North
en- Hotel in Courandt ST. died at o'clock yesterday
afternoon from injuries received the evening of the 2h
of February last by being by of Fitch, San
derson Il Cos sages, in Broadway near John ST. The
occurrence noticed by AT the time took place Mr.
Harrison is said to have been the Oldest hotel proprietor in
the city He kept the Northern Hotel for about thirty five
years and widely known lie was born in relandand
wa. 90 wears Of age The driver of the stage, Edward
Mckinney was arrested shortly after Mr. II
and i, It'll in custody awaiting the result Of C0roners
inqui,iton which will be held day.
MIR Harrison repued to be very wealthy. He had
large share Of the block in which the Northern Hotel is
located. also. many houses in Williamsburg His resi-
dcuce for many years has been that place, on the right
hand side of the turnpike from Jersey City to Newark
the brow of Bergen Hill which he has been arranging and
adjoining for years past with much taste and at con
siderable expense.
ARREST A SwISDLER AND COyvIcT FOR FALSE
FWrTN,f,A man of genteel appearance well known to
the Police under the names OF Merriam e. Fillmore alias
Col Fillmore alias Col Polk and other cognomens, was
yesterday arrested the 81 Dennis Hotel 10y Officer Brown
othe Essex Market Police Court char ed with defIudng
Mr. VIM II Webb ship builder out OF $3.50 by false pre-
lenses II appears that Tuesday ,; the accused called
ut the office If Mr. Webb and had conversation with his
book keeper Mr. James Urquhart and Mr. Metzger also
i'm the employ Of Mr.. Webb, relative to the cost of
building an elegant Yacht BY his gcntleinqnly dom"ln-
or he worked himself into the confidence of the two
gentlemen and after giving an order for yacht to be
built drew mp check for $4,000 on the City Bank, which
he requested them To receive the first install
mcnt on the vessel He then continued the conversation
for short time and finally drew up another check the
same bank for $3.50 which he asked the book keeper 10
cash for him then after banking hours lheatter
being very favorably impressed with his customer
and believing that he had money in the bank ca'hed the
check but on h" following morning on rs beng present
ed the bank surprised to learn that no person Of the
name of Fillmore had account with the bank. Mr. Ir-
quhar then before Justice Welsh and made aiildl
,-fz A.
brought before the Magistrate for examination Seye-
raj other complaints Of fraudulent nature were also pre-
frred against the accused by keepers of livery stables
whose horse, and vehicles he had obtained and neglected
10 return The prisoner whose real name Is Chauncey
Larkn i said 10 be Of the shrewdst and most accom-
pshed swnders in the country. He has twice been an
inmate Of the Prison Sing Sing Tor eOnes commit
ted in this City and vicinity and once an inmate o state
Prison in Massachusetts, for crime committed IN that state
He i rather tall and slender quick his movements and
Of geuce address: he black mustache and usual
Is halls from Washington, representing himself 70 be
military or naval officer
FoUNp DRowNED-COroner Gamble held an inquest
yesterday at the foot OF Albany s., r. upon the body
of unknown found in the dock at that place The
deceased about feet inches in hight was stout built
and had dark brown hair He dressed in light cloth
sack dark pants, muslin shirt white wooden undershrt
and brogans. The jury rendered verdict OF death by
drowning.
CHARGE OF FALSE PRrrESsEs.-A man named
Charles II Bartlett yesterday arrested by Officers
Green and ; J Smith Of the Second Police Court on
charged with having by false pretenses, defrauded Mr.
Henry Balou resident of Rhode Island ont OF upward
of 5000 II alleged that the accused advertised bust
ness for sale complainant called upon him and negotiated
for the purchase of spectacle establishment situated at
No 1922 Greenwchst but previous 10 the bill OF sale being
given 10 Mr. Baou the accused executed mortgage on
the stock in favor Of Mr. Pearce of Wilamsburgh and
had il recorded in the office of the Register This crcum
stance was unknown to Mr. BalOu, and he now charges
that the mortgage was effected for the purpose OF de-
frauding him The accused held by the Magistrate 10
await examination
FORCING AN ORDER FOR GooDs.-Omcer lrencharu
of the Chiefs Office yesterday arrested Mr. j Manasse
merchant doing business in Cedar ST, charged with nav
ing obtained four boxes of goods valued at OOU DelonS
ing to Mr. l. Saloschin of No rs ClntOnst by means OF
forged order The goods shipped to this Clty from
New Orleans by the steamship Union and Manasse oehP
aware of their arrival wrote order in the name OF sal
oschn and sent carman named Srang TO the vessel VINO
received the goods and took them TO his store Inc au
detected and through the carman the Whereabouts VI
the goods was discovered. Mr.. w Frost ana severA
others went 10 the store OF the accused ana hndhg
quantity of goods there inquired in regard 10 the o %
accused who said they were part OF the contents Vi e
boxes and confessed have written the order issuhg
that he had done so by request of Mr. SalOschn justice
Osborne held him to await examination
SERIOUS AssAULT.-Frederck Hynes, of No. .! Roose-
veltst beaten Wednesday evening in shocking
manner by sailors while on board the ship Oren
lying at anchor in the North River lie was conveyed 10
his residence.