New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-30

fr-esf of Tr0 SLvr1Sers-Wm Williams master Of the
bark Csutds ard Jas Tstsm. matter Of the brg 6co-gi
sDns 10th Englsh vesse lying in tbs pot we're yeer
d,y srtsted on a warrant issued By Justice Stuart; BY On
GERS UBderh and Gallagher Of the Jefferson Market Polio
Cour in which they stand charged with having c1Ised
lat Tuesday night Jas Todd first Of the bark Cana
Ca to be Kidnapped from his vessel and taken board
the ship American Unin then lying in the Esst River
and about TO sa He under oath that Tuesday
night a. he about going 10 bed four men come on
bcsrd the barb and entered the cabin They were armed
with pistols and marin spikes and said that Capt Williams
had ordered them to take him to Governors Island lie
rorsated ssking what they meant but the men gave
him no sasi-faciiop and ordered him TO come With them
He efused when three OF the forced him over the
Sims s;de into boat while the other remained on boErd
to prevent the Waterman giving alarm He was then
roWed TO the sbp American Union and the bos' reach
ing that vessel was placed board the men telling the
mate that be was sailor and had received an advance Of
wnres from Crinnen MIXTURE Co. They then ro"ed
of and left him While on board the small boat the men
Threatened If he made the least noise to throw him over
board After reaching the American Union he obtained
an interview with the second male and related to him tue
Circumstances and the following morning he was per
mtd TO 90 ashore He then went before Justice stuart
and preferred the above complaint Robt Stanley the
x,cbusn Of the bark Canada cooborsted the statement
Of complainant relative to bis treatment By the four men
while IN board the vessel and stated further that he saw
Gan. Williams on the dock watching the result OF the expe
dton He heard one Of the call to- him and ask they
might take pair of small which belonged to the bark
10 row the boat with which be answered in the sfma
tive He saw so Capt Ta;em on the dock who called oa,
10 the men to make the small boat fast when they reached
the bark After the complainant had been rowed on capt
Williams came on beard and said This was one OF the oes
tricks ever done The accused were each examined be-
fare ,he magistrate and when asked what they had to say
Icth daoln mi
apv sot men bat reserved the right 10 do after advising
with their council They then held to bail in $4,000
each for trial Mr. Arthur Lesry Of No "a Beaverst be
came bcpdsman for Wlliams and Mr. j. b Gsyer Of No
o6 WaIlst for Taem. The complainant further states
that Can Williams owed him wages between 40 ana %
rounds sterling and that TO get clear OF paying tue debt
was probably the OF the he took Both OF the
accused are Englishmen.
Tpy LATE MURDER IL sr-Exqninat,oR Of he
g,;son,r F,snrean-Wm FinnegaD. the young man now
in custody as partcpator in the late riot in Elm st whcn
resulted in the murder Of a German named VIM ileyer
whose fku was fractured by blow from cart rung was
Yesterday examined by Coroner Gamble and stated that he
Is p years Of age native Of Ireland, and lived at NO %
Duane st. and by trade maker In relation to the
charge against him, he said
Twas walking with young lady down the street on
Monday evening between and O'Clock, and when near
the corner Of Duane and Elm sts saw hve men standing
near rurrp one Of whom by his obscene conduct i'm
afcd me and asked him what he meant he replied N
Dutch and made kick at me- and stepped back and he
fIlowed M TO me raised my hands and made pas. al
him hut did not bit him he then struck me- AMI another
then came up aud followed his eAamfic Msssae
the Young woman then said, do not burt him. meaning
myself; then struck him the two men then b,cked OIL
The curb stone and fell when one Of them fell upon me
and two others kicked me in the head some uoyI were
standing on the and cried ont Where are finne
gan friends lie is getting licked got away rom the
men but one II them followed me and knocked me down
again; rot away from him and ran into Dowdh store
in Pearl It Gftewad went to my boarding house went
to bed and did not 60 ont again that night
At the close Of bis examination the prisoner was re
rnanded the Tombs The police have not yet arrested
Fox the principal in this murder
Do Nor GIVE TO STREET BEeGAas.-The impostions
pracised upon the benevolent by street beggars well set
forth in the following letter This Austrian boy is the
same who called hmself Il Russian" when he applied to
Mr. D. in Peorl as noticed la; Monday under the head
of "A Boy Wanted" VIII somebody help Mr. d to catch
this little rascal and send him where he viii learn to talk
Fngsh and write truth and stop robbng people with his
plausib liesl VIII people ever stop giving money to
street beccarsl Until they do never shall get ria OF
such vie inpostors as this little precocious villain Iay
ere rot to be coaxed driven from the streets and ther
infamous lying trade while they can make four dollars
and City cents day Whenever you see one OF these
CITY pess approaching button up both pockets demand
lie number where they Ive-which ten to one will be
falsely overland send Committee of One to visit the
premises ard YOU will be as eifecuay cured ci giving
money TO street beggars as our correspondent
IT, IRE Editor Of The n Tyibune
SIR: notice in The Tribune call for information re
lstpe to the little Russian boy The follow ng IS from
one no not only sold by this new ana sen coat
tuted committee Of ways and means IN the nome &c
"parmenf but considers the lesson far equivalent or
the investment.
About five weeks since, in landing from the Philade
rlia boaf near the Battery was accOsed by LAD OF
whom Won give an accurate description under the mead OF
"a Boy Wanted" He spoke an unknown tongue, and
apparently wished TO carry my valse Beng IluIe le
low and az thought rot quite equal to the task oSA
no notice Of him until arriving at my destination 10 Park
place found he had followed me up he;pecuuuy aou
[, his cap he renewed bis solicitations and sgned 'ns'
be could write gave him pencn ana Papei au .;e5 no
lowing is bis story and answers 10 my queries wnSh nc
gave with point and perplcuiiy Theh "oul1 no no"'
to older heads in bel tier cause He wrote as follows
s.'s give me S. 80 ,sspe f and 70
hu and tired have noans 70 e 10 EoS o
an an 5s: a 5 tSs on % ny ssI marble s.rnd
ne to wlite little Ish in Au.triA Ieant SPEAK " A seven
dNshere" o., ar.
| asked him lin writngl How old are you ?. Ten
years sir; my brudder is eight low nave you nEea
since YOU csme here We ask jobs OF gentlemen IN
"Rroadway and they give little money, and some
. times money without iobs" What can you do = .
can learn TO do most any thing Are you good poy
A very honest boy, sir | never tell lies or steal NJ
"hruGdcr is quite honest boy too, sir would you
aiike 10 90 with me in the country and have home
We will come TO porrow o'clock and 60 WIN YOU
must now 90 frd my brudder. We meet corner FRINGE
"s and BrOadway every hour WIN T no ss - I'VE 20
10 Sunday School and church will now 60 see II my
brudder has got something TO eat We have 10 ray one
shiIlirg for supper and two shng for sleep We steep
In Hesier 81 WIN come aud go with you in morning
Igave him IS cents deposit 20 the eceoun, OF pro
srefire ~ cntkropky and from the gutta percna e9n
enon Of bis face while answering questions about hi,
motber uerings sickness and death my curiosity led
me- 70 follow him into Broadway where he stopped under