New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-31

Field until October November next when they VIII be
brought TO this City and deccuty inferred by the remnant
Of that gallant band the New-iork Volunteers
ARREST FOR FoBGiNG L,DELs.-A German, named
H-sch Lazarus Yesterday arrested by Policemen DE
Binder and johnson of the Third District Police Court
CHARGED with counerfein the labels of Lyons Magnetic
Powder for the destruction of vcrnin and placing these
courteres upon TASKS and packages containing spur
s article which has recently been extensively sold N
this City and throughout the South and West for the geuu
me preuaraton Nr. Lyon has been aware o. the fraud
fog some time past but until quite recently has been
able 10 ascertain the and whereabouts 81 the pepe
traitor The accused j. apcader, living at No los First
+ sud on searching hi- premises the officers found nearly
thousand of the spurious labels and large quantities OF
be preparation put up in boxes, TASKS and ready
for sale These together with the accused taken
TO Essex Police Court Lazarus locked up by Justice
Welsh for examination Messs Brlsal n Patterson OF
No City Halpaee appeared attorneys for the prose
cutor.
LIFE AT The Station HoUSr.-We lind the following
interesting items in the Report Of the Chief Of Police,
which is now IN press
SacD,y,ol-In Ol,yiaql.-In the Fourth Ward STA
ton.Iouse there is by the name otfor tho sake OF
decacy let call him-Rushton lie has been asteacy
odcor there for the last two years lie Is oi some service
"a the doorman and therefore he - allowed Ia remain
lie is n sort of scrhber-penny-alner NJ says him
sell; he does little writing around banks ana newspa
nor aud what money he he gives a. seaport has
mother and sister who live in Brooklyn. lie s always
sober and gels home the ,taonhOusel in general, az
IL clock every evening. H. gets up early IN the morn
ing shayes himself brushes hs boots. and after having
ca,; fully fixed himself be leaves at from "a 10 10 clock.
lie occupies the cell that was allotted 10 nm upon
his first appearance there His room has all the little ne
cessaries vi lie. and is neat and clean lie never
lie. down to sleep but sits upright on boar having
some difficulty in breathing. In appearance he Is quite
,,ueel looking man, tbyyhge years OF age ABOUT hVe
. .1tt In Is.
ard - native # Ncwl orr. His long residence IN mat
Gel las given him sort of suder riSht &" ~ AMI ne
walks iu regularly his usual hour, down Stars and u
hooked up. In the winter time he ~ gre@' seryee 70
the Coorkeeper IN experimenting the other ooarders
while hey taking IN coal ON Leaving me s'al"h
house Ie summer and winter to nave an ezra
.f ,,r one ann whc uuccr The other lie always car
rios a bundle of papers. tied with red tape IN the form 81
ir,ts Previous 10 leaving the premises he generally
ttr. i,, moments the steps of the prison, ttking
rcculr auiz the appearance OF the world above hun
l, ~ strictly honest Aier the prisoners haze lett ne
I an the place himself ana has frequently found, IN
me cells money. winch he has restored q captain
piichott. Tins his story be it truth or not we
,auuo; tell Nothing, however in all his ingoings and
outeomrs has yet turned up To contradict H.
Ia9.lcndcn-t. - In the same Station some time ago
here three reguinr old tasers who had IRE
Guerted the Satonhousc, night after night ume
aud who had also nearly assumed squaer right 70 their
t. and doubt in tune would have done II, but Tor
order that had been issued from headquarters The
Cfof Police required dat ~ persons applying for lodg-
iu should give account OF themselves The first nght
wa. pu in operation in this ward il met with no slight
r,.on. They Indignantly refused Ia tell TWO thilgsi
tire and their names they sand they were wnsherwo-
r,u but nothing more would they tell. Finding that
,h,, could tie difficult, they became highly
indignant beng treated in free country, and eit
one ot these women had been IN very respectable
a. oum,tances. Her husband kept the Sixth Ward Hotel
some twenty years ago.
A. Ecre1tr,c oil Genlcm0a.-One night few
lrorths ago an old about nnetysx years of aye aP
rl,cd for lodgings the Firs Ward station House lie
alpcarod be stout bale and hearty but had no money
aud WIS uerecty sober On telling his tale they bad pity
on him and gave him his supper before sending hun TO
bed He emgated 10 this country IN 1901 from Ireland
sud was tailor by trade He left early next morning,
about clock. In the OF the day very respect
;hiy dressed lady, who resides I'm the Ffthav called ~
sec Lee was there She stated that he was under no ne.
ceesity apply at a statonhouse tor lodgings the Oh
had often played these panh- before ana they couh
stop him. The same OLD man took lodgings another
night the lodging in Trinity place and left early
the morning leaving behind him ten or twelve dollars when
b. came back Ia claim being afraid they would end
him M 10 the island a yagrant. In the Trinity lodging
house within the last two years as many "a ha dozen
women have been confined there Children born
must be hard matter 10 keep them from visiting occa
.ioualy, their birthplace The spot where they were
horn.
4 YojIopcr of N0ooi,On Le Gyaade.-Ono evening
laelv venerable old man, whose hair now white with
the frosts Of eighty winters, applied at the Second Ward
station House Tor shelter In appearance, no;wlthstand
ing misfortune and the horrors and prvations OF many
bloody engagement on the field OF battle he was APP
uarenty able 10 independent livelihood. lie was
freuclman, born in Duukrk and had been nc one time
a wealthy merchant in bordeaux and Marsees. lie
knew NAPOLEON I GyonJc. and had fought with him in
many Il battle: he liked hin-Napoeon a man that
Lu 10 Luow was to love This old soldier was a splendid
specimen OF the French grenader in Napoleon time.
liz nod been fencing master IN the army aud out OF A.
and stood about five eet eleven inches. He still his
+ mustache which, Ike his head, had turned gray. lie
iked France L bet France, but the present Napoleon he
..ed-Le was a traitor TO las country. THIS why he
bad LETT his native land and sought home IN free America
lie bad money n, nds. tamIlyal we're dead
But he thought he sti strong enough To toll tor hs
bread. He had but recently arrived in the country. He
enry in the morning ana no more was heard 81 him.
Eg,cts a Dssp9i,oa.-A man by the name Of
Gatlner used frequently apply for lodgings at this sta
tiou-house He man OF talents, ability aud rare
leaning and for many years teacher in classical
academy He had IN agreeable and fascinating person
AMI liner looking gentleman was never brought up ~
wing 8Td. lie reduced 10 poverty, and Obliged
spend the last nights Of his life in ieon cell such
were tho fruits OF dissipation.
O,,, Lich nov Poor--A short time ago man by the
name Of Riley also this station and applied for
lodgings. He seemed very intelligent, and could convene
freely and huenily any subject. His manners were
very engaging, and thai OF gentleman. His clothes were
aer secay When Hshed h- occupation, be SAID he wa
tanner and had lately arrived iro. Ireland When bs
jeff for he'd, hard boards, policeman IN the office at the
;Le ino said that he knew this farmer At home ie"
wears ago be said he the wealihost IN his neigh
LoIhood and owned several ace-horses and large PACK
hounds. Gambling doubt this man rum, AZ u
has Leon The loss ot many others besides.
SrABBNG AFFRAY.-At o'clock yesterday morning
two yosng men named Michael Green and Thos. ConDei
wore pos NJ through Nassau-st. the corner Of Ann
st.; when the former accidentally ostled against an an
snown individual who was passing the time, who nme
datey drew dirk and stabbed him in the side, ntcnn.
dangerous wound The asseilant then fed and tho7g
pursued effected his escape. Green wa conveyed 10 IN
NcwA ork Hospital.
PrrsoyAL-Among the arrivals at the different hotel
, We notice the following:
he cLARENDoSThe Hon Judge Gsyoue VEN.
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