New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-07

very Young and qglte fast men, long coats ana All
that sort of thing; sometimes man with handbook
money of bis employ ers guess. They all seem 10
enjoy themselves. just one drink and one segar at
Il or u o'clock. Some have friends with them and
80 It costs ony two dollars average per week tor
these little pleasures. Say one hundred dollars per
annum for ten years or one thousand dollars at the
end o; which time they have gained for their money;
two red eyes ore red nose and lost their character
and health. | like to see this, and occasionally hear
some one saw. "Wel, poor Dick; it's shame he
drinks so much. Can't ref,m. He is going to the
devil poor fellow, because it shows great deal Of
good sense and fo.etbought Alas, for the wisdom of
this age y
RuM.-The following gentlemen were elected as
Delegates to Syracuse from the Eleventh Ward Liquor
Dealers Association: John Hoef, Lewis Kelly John
w Stieufeldt.
CooL FOR Doc DAYs.-Mr William IL. Haydock
has brought in q bill of $50, for services of se horse
and cart, in capturing an excited OK in the Eighth
av., on Sunday week.
Nrw-EsG1AyD SOCIETY," IL NEw.YoRX.-This So
ciety. which has now prospered for half century
will celebrate its Semi Centennial Anniversary in De-
cember next when an Grafton viii he delivered by
o. W Holmes, Esq, and Poem by the Rev. John
Piepont
ARRTsr OF AGANG OF ALLEGED CoUSrERFEIrER'.
Justice Brennan recently received information that
lot Of counterfeit 80 bills the Mercantile Bank at
Providence r. L. were about TO be put in circulation
by a gang of oounterfeters employed for that purpose
and he placed the matter in charge of Officers Mar
tin. McCusky and Campbell, of the Third District
Police Court. These officers yesterday received in
A. u. -. I'D. ang t..ra -.
search the house No. ll3 Sulyan-st., where they
found Caiharine Manning John Canary and Patrick
Murphy, whom they arrested Murphy had one of
the spurious bills bis person and tried hard to get
rid of il before the officers could get it, bat did no.
succeed. While the search going on, Leonard
Devoe aliss Johnson, a wel-knoSn counterfeiter,
made his appearance, but seeing the Police, he tired
TO back out, but failed, and captured With
their prisoners we'll secured the officers tien proceeded
10 No 40 Woos,er-st. where they arrested Margaret
Riley Margaret Callahan and Margaret Carey, ai Of
whom are said 10 be passers OF counterfeit money.
The prisoners were taken before Justice Brennan and
committed for examination. One Of the gang stated
that she had procured lot of the counterfeit notes
from Ellen Taggert of Ne. - Baxterst., whom she
had seen deal out whole packages OF them to various
persons on last Saturday morning. The woman Tag
gait ia a motor ious dealer in counterfeit money. She
was arr .ted and her place searched, but no money
was found-she having just besre received tole-
graphic dispatch RON Philadelphia requesting her to
put her money out of the way. This gang is sup
posed be the pa y which within the past year has
largely circulated counteriei's on the Chemical,
Tradesmens and other Banks.
ARREST OF THE EDITOR or Tns -.-Prescott IL.
Harris, editor and proprietor Of The -, small pro-
ducton in the newspaper line, yesterday arrested
on complaint Of Philip c. Caurither, who alleges that
be was in july last employed by Harris 10 90 to Pha
dephia and take charge of a bookstore there and be
agent for The - and further, that he gave Harris
$50 security for his honesty that he went 10 Pha-
dcphia and found out that the representations made
by Harris relative to the store were false. The ac-
cused was held by Justice Connolly in $500 to answer
the charge.
TIE Morr-sT. HoMcDE.-Mary Lambert, the col
ored woman under arrest for causng the death OF Os
car Snow den by stabbing him at No. g. Mottst on
tn. 10th ult., wa yesterday examined By Coroner
Hilton. She stated that she was born in Phiadephi4,
l. o Yeas Of age, sesustress by occupation, and
stabbed the deceased in seltdefsnce.
SUICIDAL II o'clock last evening an unknown
woman leaped from one OF the Bndge-st Ferry-boats
into the East River and drowned. Her body had
lot been recovered.
FELOsIoUs AssAULT.-Henry Schubert and Peter
F. Durbln were yesterday arrested and held 70 bail
10 answer charge Of asssulting aud stabbng Gustav
Heei in the thigh while quauelng with him in the
street.
REPORT or IHE NOTIFIES DIsP ESsARY FOR
july 1855 -Whole number Of patients attended, 996
al ihcr houses, 3Ol: al the Dispcnsary, 500 males,
40: females 567 ireland, 56s; United States, 1856;
England. "a Scotland, IS; Germany, 10; other cOun
thee IL cured relieved, $780, sent to the Hospital,
4 cied 6: vaccnated, 10; remaining under treat
ment 90 whole number of prescriptions put up, 22lo
greatest number per day ll6i least 49, average IS.
REscTED BIZ B0Ys.-A German named John Hill
lock, residing al No. 80 Four;h-st, while bathing on
Sunday evening at the foot Of Troy-st seized s1tn
cramps and would have perished but for the ererons
OF james Rice and John Kearney, boys, who came Ia
q 70 Fboat and rescued him.
DROwSZD.-Coroner 0DoDnel YESTERDAY n l an
inquest upon the BODY OF an unknown ~
seen 20 fail or unp into the dock foot Of huoefl-eti
on sunday noh. and was drowned. Deceased was |
% years OF sge and had black eioih coat Pia'd
pants and fancy shirt.
Cu.pcr nv M.YHEs-A fight took place yesterday |
afternoon in the liquor store, corner OF Franklin and
Wesf ga in which John Turner BIZ ,of q piece OF |
p.,r;ek sne's nose. Policeman Story vss soon on |
he mo-, and saw Kane and Turner the floor, the
la,,e- With his sdye-sa-ys nose between bis teeth.