New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-24
NEWS BY THE MAILS.

ARREST oE DEALER IN CoUSrRRFErT xosEf-ReVr
~ Of large nosnt Of Spurt1ns CoiA asd Coaatefca
Bask BMs -0fiser Manning, whls duty this morning
was nformeo by newspaper boy that man stranger 10
these part. mao gsn nun spurious s so,a com 'or a.
cents The officer accompanied by the boy at in pur.
suit Of the person and found him opposite the Merchants
On his person were found the following, fctyone %
spurious bills the Bank of lodsns Indisnspos psys-
lie st their Branch at New Albany Signed Pepn,
Cashier J. Minor, President One 81 Citizens Bank.
W ashington. D. c. IL. Jones, Cashier, John Hsyner.
President broken. Two so bills Commercial Bank.
whitehall. New York Counterfeit Two sio Eastern
Bank W, st Kilncly Conn Smith Cashier j. Critfen-
den, President (countorfeii One OIL do. do. One Is
Famers' and Merchants Bank Quincy Illinois counter
fetl One $40. the Mineral Point Bank, Wsco ill., coun.
terieitD One hundred and fortyfve sPuriou, Vi gold
pieces Ako three g.; four 81 So one Eve thaer sve
gold sovereigns two ten gold glders one glider two
$50 gold pieces and seven $50 American gold pieces,
In regard to the coin, he says that they all good
cept the gold pieces On being questioned 10y the OH
GER he said that his is Luther Pumyes that he was
born in NewJesey but has since resided in Fsrrien Full
ton County Illinois He states that he has been ngaged
in passing counterfeit money about t~o months and from
his appearance and acons since his arrest We should Judge
that he rather green AZ the buaness He further
that he executor 10 his fathers estate and in the dis
possl of the property he paid the ESQ gold pieces He
fe Chcsgo about days since fer Toledo Al that place
he took the Northern Indiana for Buffalo where
he arrived lie stopped at that place only five minutes
when he took the for Niagara Falls and them TO ts
City and arrived here this morning
lille at the Falls he passed Of the spurious 81 coins
of for orange and received good silver Oh nge
turn He had also carpet bag, which contdned some
clothing and two letters one from female t. whom he
betrohed and the other from friend In New Orleans
in which he pictured in of midnight revelry and
debsuch.ry He will be committed o prison and WILL In
all human probability serve out along apprenticeship In
our State prison
lie was subsequently, brought before Justice Cole and
after preliminary examination, committed for trial lie
will probably be tried at our State and also At the United
States Court he had spurious and counterfeit money
in his possession. Albany Journal, Saturday.
~ The deadly character of the gas escaping from
fra ia know An noia nj IL
in the following from The CiHcinnah Gazette. Persona
be too careful when burning the above coal TIE
Gazette says, that Saturday afternoon while young
man on Walnut St. Fifth ST., employed in kndng
charcoal fire he to give sudden Leap and then
fall forward as II dead He was immediately picked up ~
some who passing at the time. lie soon recov-
cred and when asked what the matter with him. he
replied that his head aud face fit badly and he supposed
somebody had knocked him down While binding the Gre
he had been nhalng the gas he had been inh ding the
fumes Of the charcoal, which, Notwithstanding the IRE was
out DOORS produced this unusual and powerful effect
Egr The Ga:cte Of Northampton, Mas gives the fol
| lowing paragraph longevity The clergyman OF old
TINES were blessed with health and length Of days far be-
yopd their The following instances all IN one
| family remarkable; Rev. Solomon Williams father OF
Hon Elphalet Williams Of this t0wn--presched his halt
century sermon in Northampton Rev. Eiphslet Williams
grandfather preached his half century in East Hart
preacbed bis half century sermon in Lebanon Conn and
Rev William Williams great great grandfather preached
his half century sermon in Hatfield Mass
l-g- Our South Carolina exchinges are still COM
planning of the drought. The Ge0rgstown Tines, Of
The 18Th, regrets to learn that in Wliamsburgh and
in the upper part of this district the drought still
continues. Few planters have any stand Of cotton,
nd and WS on o.
prospect which their corn crop presents The Times uss
to psrched earth and give lie to vegetation The
drought has lasted have been informed for almost
ten weeks with scarcely sprinkle
| The HURRICANE LAST NisHr.-The first genuine thun
storm Of the visited In the early part OF last
night II broke upon us In furious gale OF wind from the
wee OF several minutes duration which followed by q
copious fall Of rain sharp lightning and heavy thunder
We know nothing Of the extent Of the hurricane abroad
but doubt not we shall hear Of serious work done by It,
We learn Of some damage by the wind in this city.
~ The Rochester IN W Unto. OF the isth refers to
the of the preceding day and the nundaon of the
cellars consequent thereon The gale heavy Lake
Ontario The Union refers to the unroo6ng of houses At
several places.
Ig. The Bangor Me- Wing gives US another proof
that the Maine Law not dead sleeping II says On
Saturday last City Marshal Farnha seized three packages
OF liquor OF two gallons each hid under the floor OF shop
Yesterday VIM Bracket was adudged guilty and fined
money wsspad, and the liquor destroyed
~ BY the decease, without ISSUE Of certain Absolon
Sharp Late Of Mississippi very large fortune has fallen 10
his brothers and sisters or their heirs who supposed to
reside in Western Pennsylvania Besides property in Mis-
sspp the deceased left estate in LOUISIANA appraised
at the Of $4,000. His brothers John Henry and
Levi Sharp
10 Another wild man has been found near Memphis
Tenn His name is Hugh Denwiddie and be from Bour
bon County, Ky where he has a wife and children living
He has been running wild In the woods since last fall and
when found very sad and detected though from what
cause could not be discovered. ~ =
TIoBT ScREwIsG.@ Do you support Gen. Tayorl.
No Do you support Gen. Csss = No, cir What
you support Van BUREN, NO sir col support Betsy
and the children and IFS mighty tight screwng 70 get along
at that, with corn only twenty cents bushel.
~ Ayoung man named Jacob Palmer vas srraigned
before the Superior Court charge of Negro stealing
and upon confession Of guilt the 18th inst
sentenced by Hon A Iverson 10 six h
the Penenfsry columbus lGs) Times and Sent May
e One Of the wheel mills Of the Enfield Powder Com
pany at Enfield Conn blew up on Tuesday morning burn
ing and otherwise Djurng laborer employed la the mil
severely that his life Is despaired Of
~ The President has recognized c. III H. Pa2endctr
Consul Of Meckenburgh schwern for the states Of Hi
nois Iowa Michigan Indiana and the Territory OF Mime
sofa, to reside AZ Milwaukee
u. Geo NJ Mills OF Grand Rapids Mich TIED and
sentenced about year ago. TO i5yess in the State Prison.
for burning C. w Tayors Tsnnery has been taken OF
a writ Of kobeas corpus.
E The AHGny Erening Journal states that "a expert
mental P was made on the straight railroad from Syracuse
order. and the trip entirely satisfactory saves u
miles 10 distance between the two points.
SALT-Prof Mapes, says. Use six bushels OF common
salt per fields intended for few days before
planting" This will do away with grubs and wreworms
~ The Missouri Clay Monument Association has
elected James Lucas President for the ensuing year
Nearly $4,000 have been subscribed Tor me OBJECT
EzS Albert Pesse lsoff) Editor OF TIE POngkkeeps<
Telegraph has received the appointment Of Postmaster OF
thar vlhgs t
AtwOrcsstsr Mss, o. Tuesday night ? burglar entered
was in b, with her husband so ess fon hs psekst
while was asleep tts.k.s -
~. The population OF Manchester, X. q 81 f,lno III
the Assessor is males se70; females l03i toth sef
Nv the annexation Of Pseaaquog and Aoskeag and the
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