New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-26

The individual who purchased from ma has since
abandoned it, and very much doubt whether the same
property would now realize $500 the cum she states she
received from me.
There WIS no Misrepresentation on my parf and the
transaction was in every particular strssbtior~ard
and correct
Respectfully yours, VIM. DE MOTT
To TIE Editor Of Tie " y. Tri5sa@
SIR: In your issue Of yesterday / observed with
great Astouhnent Of arsetion sesei have
occurred with The article is beaded Poics inieuyenes
-" Alleged Frrsd aad Co..piraeysn diorts the fet. out
.ssouy for wbsh probably Reporter nor Wholly to
blame nssmuch ihe pscgs of the Complain
sns an 6svt presued Justee Osborne "a injurious impt
therefore, to your u.u. eandor BEG the following
sat mint 4 the facts In the VIZ; Thomas Waters the
conp.i,sni called the oee Of Roche, 0Bsae Co on
the sh Inst and expressed Che acting clerk Of ths trn
BIZ desire 70 ehsin dTa the Royal Bank Of ireland for
$40 wbi-h accordingly gave him =. authorized BY the hra
The complainant ard with rsaHer en-
EtEed The smIa, business who have sdyrse in erests 90
those o. Roche, Obeirns Co. thsy Alarmed sn ~tn yi'
sic'" the solveney Of the aous- This led him 10
call a the Office sssn sad demand his money ~hen va re-
n'ed By a. u usual al ca.e where parties require 1her
cras Cancelled for the Of sir nee n-n 'acu
always require the ds be presented Il the proper
Place namely the Ro, Bank Of Ireland bg, in TN. e see
ina the sn1isty Of snani requested hi 20 war un
the firm .Sprefe tbs me- or at less. that he would AZ
ford me time TO communicate ~h him But the nsure Of The
and without deng the son.e3nencs The sh set forth
with made he complaint Justice Osborne who hsyns er
Roche. oBerne up possible t.tes lis AID
Sas OF e1shaass showing over so Teaisd % ne s, y
denees Of psreet sovency Of Roche, OBene Co..
s5d h asy hoaopsy Sad y from 81
Yours respectfully, TIMOTHY SHINE.
Neio York July q, lass
FoUsD DRowSED.-Coroner O'Donnell yesterday
held an inquest upon tie body OF an unknown man
about 40 years of nge, found drowned in the East
River near Peck Flip. Deceased was about feet
inches in hight and had brown hair ard heavy whis-
kers lie was Creased in cheek shirt, pl,d pants and
old shoes leather strap about bis waist The body
laAI n.p in la afa lion d
dered verdict Of death by drowning.
FoUSD DEAD on SHIP-BoARp.-Coroner ODon
nell yesterday held an inquest upon the body OF an
unknown man about TWENTY-FIVE years OF age, who
was found dead in the hold of the slip Driver just
rived from Liverpool |, appears that the deceased
had for the purpose of getting free passage to tins
country hidden himself in the hold, but after the yes
eel put to the matches were batened down and he
was suifocaied for want of air From an inscription
mon letter found in bis pocket bis s supposed
TO be Michael Doan, of Drumcoloher, Ireland. The
Jury rendered a verdict of death from sufiocation.
DISTURBANCE IL A GROCERY.-A row took place
Yesterday afternoon in the grocery of John H. Luke
corner Of Elm an Anhony-sts in which one man was
severely stabbed. Ii appears that Henry Black and
three other Anthony 1T. rowdes entered the store and
struck person who there The keeper OF the place
exposuated with them for their conduct, when Black
stabbed lis clerk in the leg and threw pair Of scales
M the proprietOrs head. The Police arrived in time
was committed by Justice Connolly 10 answer the
charge.
FELoSIoUs AssAULT.-John Bradley, tailor, was
yesterday arrested charged with having on Tuss1ay
az aulteu his wife with knife AT their residence, No
1871 Liberty Ii ia stated that he broke several OF
her rbs with blows from his heavy boots aad cut her
person in several places with knife He was taken
before Justice Connolly and locked up for trial.
BREAKING INTO A CHURcH.-Gilbert Cromwell,
safe maker was yesterday arrested in the act OF
breaking into the Methodist Church, corner OF Cath
crime and Madison sts., and taken before Justice
Connolly who held him for examination.
ARREST OF BOYS FOR BURGLARY.-James Flynn
Michael Hansahan and James Tamuany, all bows,
were Yesterday arrested, charged with having on Tues
day night broken into the dwelling of MIR. Frederick
KoaIse, No. 143 Lexingtonav., and stolen thereirom
$50 worth of clothing The property was found In
their possession and they were locked up by Justice
Pearcy TO await an examination.
ARREST FOR SHoP-LIFTISG.-Tbreeb boys, all hail
ing from the Five Points, named Patrick Tenny, John
Kennedy and Owen Maury, were yesterday detected
in leaving the store of Herman, Baker Il Co., No. 80
ChfFst, with $50 worth OF pocket-knves in their
possession which they had stolen from the store They
we're promptly arrested and committed by Justice
Connolly for trial.
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