New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-21

charged by CathariEe Kemp with having administered
chorolorm and attempted TO commit rape upon her per-
son. an examination held before Justice Clark on
Thursday the 18th inst, and the charge proved un-
founded and the Dr.. honoraby discharged by the
Court.
We are assured by Mr.. Strong the publisher, that the
comic monthly Toakce Notions has reached sale of
10 Oo0
ARREST or . G.NG or CoUNrERTEITERs.-Sergeant
Elder Of the Second District Court aided By the Fifteenth
Ward Police yesterday succeeded in arrestng gang OF
counterfcers who have operated extensively of late in
eirc Mating spurious qusrterdoars. Many OF them are
siege drivers and they have made use of their position to
pass off large numbers Of the base coin while giving
change for good money. The first one arrested was VIM
Warng in whose possession was found three of the spu
rious coins man named Henry G.. Edwards who keeps
a porer.house called The Smile Of Howard and
Mercersts then arrested and with him three stage
drivers named VIM. w. Bouton, Wallace Leamore and
Isaac McNulty In the possession of the last three large
quantity Of bogus Spanish shings and quarters were
found which were taken possession of by the police
The house of Wallace Leamore, No. 1872 Seventhav was
then searched and quantity Of bogus money was found
in IT, Eleven others aerward arrested and all were
taken before Justice Stuart who fully investigated the
case and committed The owing named persons for trial.
Wm W. Bouton. Wallace Leamore, Isaac McNuty and
Henry Edwards Robt. Welsh and Patrick Boyle were
sent TO the Penenary vagrants for three months each
James Bronson and Simon Marsh held for further
animation and the rest seven in all, were discharged for
want Of evidence The police have not succeeded in find
ing the dies and other implements used in tho manufacture
Of the coin, but expect soon to do 20.
FrRrvry's FIcHr.-At II o'clock on Saturday night,
f.e alarm Of fire raised the police say. by Engine
Company No. 20, who in proceeding down Broadway
came in collision with Hose Company No. ls, when
desperate ght ensued. The First Ward police was almost
Immediately in attendance and dispersed the rioters
without much difficulty.
Rrv OyER.-A man named Patrick Kelly run
over Yesterday morning at O'clock, in Pear-st, by a
hose cart and had of his thighs fractured He was
taken TO the New-York Hospital
PlssrYG CouSTERFErT MoSEr.-On Friday last two
women named Ellen Sullivan and Margaret Simpson,
were arrested for passing counterfeit bills upon the Ash
uelot Bank Keene, New-Hampshire, for -. Sullivan
said she received the bin of Simpson, who give her
twelve shlngs for each bill she passed. They yes
terday taken before Justice Wood and held for examna
tion.
Charles Calender yesterday arrested on charge
Of having passed two spurious bills for two dollars each
purporting to be upon the Mercantile Bank New York
lie was taken before Justice Clark and held for examna
ton.
PAssISG CorS1ERFErr MoSEY.A man named Wan.
Warng was arrested Saturday charged with eonousy
passing counterfeit quarter dollar On searching him
three other pieces Of spurious coin found on hs per-
SON He committed by Justice Stuart to await exsm
nation. Large numbers of these coins have recently been
circulated in the upper part Of the City.
srIcDE.-On Saturday afternoon passenger on board
the steamboat Hunchback jumped into the river a. the
vessel was her p from this City to stateh IsaEd and
though boat sent to bis assistance coon as posi-
be was drowned lie dressed in suit Of black and
had respectable appearance. The act Is said to have
been deliberate and his intention undoubtedly self
destruction though, when in the water he made an effort
to save himself The body has not been recovered, and
bis name is unknown.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowsID.-Thomas Rogers, a lad six
years Of age fell into the dock the foot Of Roosevelt
t.. on Saturday and was drowned. The body wes re-
covered soon afterward and taken to the Fourth Ward
Police-stston where Coroner Hilton held inquest
upon il.
KILLED BY rHr FALL OF AZ ExBAsKsEsT.-rhomes
Heater laborer, killed at o'clock on Saturday
afternoon by the csvng upon him OF an embankment at
the corner Of Fifty eighthst. and Secondey, where he
was at work His efforts TO raise with crowbar large
stone the OF the embankment cevng in. Cor
oner Donnel held inquest upon the body. Verdict
accidental death. Deceased a native Of ireland, 81
years Of age.
FArAI AocTDEyr.-An inquest was yesterday held b.
Coroner Wilhelm upon the body Of Geo. Givson mate Of
the ship Tornado who killed by falling down the
hatchway OF that vessel the 10th inst He native
of Massachusetts, 90 years Of age The jury rendered
verdict of accidental death.
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about forty years Of age Saturday found in the
dock foot Of Fifeenh-s:., East River Deceased was
dressed in black dresscosi dark satin vest linen pants
black silk cravst sc. Coroner Gamble held an nqucst
upon the body and the Jury rendered verdict Of death
by drowning.
BREAKIsS Up ADIsoRDERLr HorsE.-The Eighth Ward
Police made descent upon the disordery house No. d
Mercersi and captured Mrs. Cotton, the propresess
and sK Of her unfortunate female bosrders al Oh Wn0
we're taken before Justice Stuars Mrs.. Cotton wn held
to bail In 81 DoO and tie others. on promising good Do