New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-06
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80 ober mechanic or ertHt.
.v,..er.L RUmPUs.-Wall-st was yesterday the
:. AZ ouite novel excitement, occasioned by q
- ~ i. tsoborse financial operation, which drew
80, o email crowd of the bulls and bears, ana
INV called into regulation the services OF ponce
s6cer. .;,.
=. ,hs,e. Some days since, Mr.. Eooch Vreeland had
mortgage to dispose o. and not being very 'anu''
.itb the transaction of such business, he employer
svo brckers-esch broker supposnS thar nc "as 1n0
,oe neg otistor. It so happened ths' the Two D'oNe
Mr.. Sutton and Mr. Brewer, each procufe' Pu'
chaser about the same time. MI ontt'n 'o'h A'' pN
,bs,er 10 tho Office Of Villa Z. We'moie 70 ns''
ne title Of the mortgage examined; ous 70 ms Iaa
erin. found that the pepers we're 10 Po'session '
Trover who would not give them y a' ne ai'o "au
cot pu, chaser for tbs mortgage AGA was no' gong
ne "dcre" out Of his commission. Mr.. oa''on nnaips
sh.t Al, brother broker bad got neck or TWO soeeo
I.cded TO give up the chase, and, conpanied oy
Az purcbsser, walked calmly away. MIR. brewer
n.. lef, the documents with Mr.. Wetmore, to be OK
.u;ned. and, in due course Of time, the title was pro-
,cupced all right by tia, individual. Mr. 'reeiana
"a, ready to make tie assignment and receive toe
souiyaleot but from come csuse or other, mr.
Browers purchaser did not i" come TO tune N.Y.
y,eelsnd. being anxious 10 dispose oil the mortgage
and get the money as soon possible, again visited
M Sutton, who called upon bis purchaser, and the
latter gentleman signifed bis willingness to take the
mortgage and appointed yesterday, at II O'Clock, to
meet him at Mr.. Wetmores otfics and pay over the
confederation. According 10 agreement, they met
hut 10 their SURPRISE learned that Mr.. Brewer had
sent for the papers sgain, and Refused to resign
a.. CHIN 10 them uLtil he was paid his commits
.;ou. A, this announcement, Mr.. Vreeland became
Ljghtly enraged, calculating that be had right to
hs own property, and asked Mr.. Wetmore what was
10 be done Mr.. w. told him that his remedy was in
the law; Blu, Mr. v. did not seem inclined to wait the
laws delay and ventured the assertion that there was
a better way, and abruptly left II was not long,
however before be retane1 papers 10 hand, and said
he had " got EN-" and it will soon appear hor he
"eot EN-" He went 10 Mr.. Brewers office, and de-
msrded The documents. Mr.. b. was absent, and he
WA told by the clerks that he could not have them.
He was not to be bluffed of by a REFUSAL however,
and declared that he Nouid have them whereupon he
marched to the SAFE The clerks ordered him out,
but he Informed them that If they inerered he would
mitch them all to "the other side of Jordan" They
concluded that they did MT want to 60 there just yet,
and stood quietly by while Mr.. " carefully picked
IN, bis own papers and left. Mr. V. was, we under
stand af,erward arrested and held to account to
Illegal tribunal for his summary proceeding
PunsurT OF A HUSBAND UNDER DIrrIcuLTIEs-
Some few weeks ago young woman came from the
country, and upon the recommendation Of some one
Of her friends, took board with fortune teller,
whose single appears prominently in the Bowery, not
moro than two ,miles distant from the City Hall.
III a. f;r,a vrith her
Of single blessedners but at length wishing to marry,
che consulted her landady, the fortuDeteller, who
gave her advice, and directed her how to proceed.
The young womaD being about to follow the advice,
ssid she mutt 20 out and find place in which to
,to o her trunks upon which the landlady told her
che mig leave her trunks there and that they would
not be disturbed. The girl thanked the kind-hesred
old SOUL and went her way, but returning few days
sgo she repaired to her late lodgings for the purpose
Of obtaining Der trunks. Upon asking for her prop
city, the old woman presented her with bill amount
ing to "s6 700 90" for of rooms, introducing her
to gentlemen in order that she might select therefom
ahusband, aud matrimonial instruction. On the bill
was credited "s2 100 co."
The young woman, Of course, refused to pay the
tum demanded, and sought the assistance of Officer
Davis, of the Fifteenth Ward. The Officer repaired
tain the girls property in an amicabe manner, but
the old woman stubborDly refused to give it up, aud
she yesterday apprehended by Officer Davis, and
taken to Jefferson Market Police Court, before Judge
DAWSON Here the fortune telers confidence in her
,ef forsook her, and having the fear of bulls aud
bears before her eyes and the soft side Of plank to
,lumber upon instead Of downy bed, she gave up
the property free Of charge The girl not wishing to
AL Ia;o f,rfho he Ind
the case and the parties went their way rocing-the
girl at recovering her property and the old woman at
escaping dursnce vile.
OPENING OF THE PANAMA RAILRoAD.-The party
Of invited guests who to attend the celebration
Of the uniting of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans
by iron bands, sailed yesterday. We give their
names 10 our Marine items. They go out in charge
Of William Whitewnght Jr., Eco, one OF the Di-
rectors Of the Company. They propose to linger on
the Isihmus long enough TO give the road thorough
examination and to qualify them to report on its
condition and character. After arriving at Panama,
q day or two will be devoted to cruise among the
neighborng islands in the Pacific, in one OF the Pa
ciic Mail Steamship Compsuy's vessels. On the re-
Turn Of the party 10 Aspnwal they are to embark in
the steamer Ell Dorado for Havana, whore they will
remain long enough to zee that sity. The whole
Zip is expected to occupy about four weeks.
OTgIGxoSs GYMSAsIuN.-The seventh seman-
nus exhibition of this institution, located at Nos l5s
and lel Crosbyst., took place last evening. The
room was brilliantly lighted and tasefully decorated
for the occasion with banners. Mr.. +. b. Wight
man delivered an able and rather humorous address
on the benefits arising from gymnasc exercises after
which the exercises by the pupils were comme aced,
and KEEP. up until IL o'clock. The pupils generally
acquitted themselves in an admirable manner, evin-