New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-03-07

Srprors J0KK-A gentle nan dong business
d., tom bv taking a rather rovel wsy TO sollec,
. debt, has suddenly found himself obliged TO give
bsiI 10 the amount OF % 900. The msu owed him
anne $3.50 and ne thought he would FIX him when he
cam. TO borrow more Accordingly, he procured
boob Oh the Irving Savings Institution by sm all de-
po,it and tearing out the first leaf which ths
try was made entries OF various dates 10 the amount
of sl,243. When Wbipple next came to borrow, he
offered 10 loan him this amount if he would pay hun
the $3.50. Whipple consented, aud be gave him a
check Tor the amount, and then sent down and mott
fed the Secretary of the Inst tuition that he had
drawn check for money which he I'D not there and
explained 10 him that ii to recover debt. To.
ward night however, much to his asioni-hnent, he
war arrested and taken before Judge Osborne who de
usuced o., 900 bail. He charged with forgery,
and quite strong prina fscie case had been made
ont. The Secretary Mr. Whipple and a gentleman
to whom the check had been sold had made serious af
fcsvit. against him. From these sfdsvis il appears
that Whipple went 10 the Secretary AMI showed him
The book, that the Secretary told him lie did not
think it was correct but that the bank would be open
at 0 clock and if il we're correct he colld then ge'
the money. Whpple swegs that he then went TO the
gentleman who is arrested and he tod him that the
entries were made BY the Seeret,ry's Clerk, and he
(wbippeD went to Vim. Core Dusesbury, No. IL
Wan ST., who cashed the check. The gentleman
gave the requisite amount of bail, and will have
examination on the grave charge Of forgery.
FALSE PRrTEssEs Mrs Warner and Miss julia
Brogan say that, by advertisement in The Nenc-
York Sun Of Friday they were induced to go to
No - Tbomas-st, for work on shirts; and that
woman there told them that rhe did not want shirt
hands but che wanted girls to board who walked the
streets and said she didn't see where l. the d-lthey
ali were abe had been paying rent there for three
weeks ard had Lot got one yet Capt Carpenter, OF
ira, Ward directed to visit the house and report.
The following is the I'D VERT .ement referred to:
WNrsD-Two Shirt Hands none but good sttchers and
button no makers need apply. ct No - Thom"si near
A GREEN LAM New York March 5th 1855
Mr.. Woo Esq Mayor of New York City
Sir Please DO al act of Justice to the Neabonrs OF
Bisrd street and the Boxery there is Dsnce House
tbr,e Door from the Bower in B ard over stable
tbare il lamp HUI over the Door With Green Paint
90 IT, Ware tbare is lot Of Prost ues and thieves
and other Disordery Characters Every Night in the
Week il il cal Bradys assemble Balls
n H. Please see TO II.
the Neabours Of the 9th Ward
CoUSTERFEITs ON THE MERcAsTILE BANK OF
RHODE ISLAND -Ihomas Phsln and William Ho-
gen we're arrested yesterday on charge OF passing
counterfeit threedoar notes the Mercantile Bank
OF Providence Rhode Island. The bills are very
dart AID badly printed They are dated May 1854,
ana ,igned ny A. Potter, Cashier, and W. w. Up
dixie PRECEDENT. Pbsln had when arrested five of
these notes; Hogan two. Hogan had also about s1l
Of good money. Phalins house was searched and
another bill found secyeted between the bedding
Pbslns wife said that she took the bill of Margaret
Butler, who acknowledged that it was hers, and
stated that she got it in change for guinea, but re-
fused to tell where or from whom The two women
we're committed well as the men.
MoRMospos IN NEw-YoRK Mrs. Ellen Weley
con plsDr that her husband Henry, has seduced her
si.ier Margaret Lundrigen who lived in the house