New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-07

was formerly bill broker and real estsse ssens %
futh street IN this city. BY bis o-n impradeoee -
Uncovered that be vas engaged Ia SONS very ssePr
cous ba'inese at ks rtsidepce. The nal or co0fn&
to the esr Of the pehce, they made sxsuiosaca
which convinced them OF ,bs truth Of tne snspe,os
An information Vas accordingly made before Mayor
Ad.ne, who rsoed q warrant Ga Mo- day evening
the officers stationed near Mr. Wediclls real
dence, and s be csme oat they ,res'ed him. On
searching bis house they discover d on table IN
or the rooms number o. dol ar uctse altered 70
tens There Was also on the table cup GO ,tAioiog
p@C uiar kind Of psse, ard ether artcss employed IN
the process Of altering. In his poAeeAsos ~as sss
found large valet 90, ! inins number Of genuine
hank bis-threes fves, te 70 and tseaties-wisA Ne
words and figures expfessicg the enomlnsnoa tofsoS
torn out for toe purpoee Of eeog pssted on tas ou
Also, roll ofsl 6lls prepared 70 ncsre ,a;,..s; !.
atoms. Ire ten dollar altered bills v'c tsifse.e ~
number. On the folio sinE bank: Seceee Csnnty
Bark. lifsn. o.: City Bank Of Columbus, U Vest
em Reserve Bank. Warren, o.; City B%os OF Veve'
land, o.; Cansl Bank, Clevslan PSF. % Do ue
ant Branch anc Lorain lat FL, ral Branch. Inc ON
from which letters ano igu es b,u orea eas neeoeo
to $50 and were nostly on d 10 banks 'noosn sooo
tsburgh notes, and sfew iron etoer see.
The altered notes amounts TO $50. Foe altering VS.
exceedingly well executed and you'd be-r TIE csose
scrutiny. Some Of them had not bssd co npscted, snn
only 20 tiol of Il disting ui hing make the smA
notes had been cover-d. wecde,l ~ss PLACED In zoe
Watch-house, and on Tuesc ay morning was efeagbc
before Mayor Adams and held to bail for trial.
tPirs ,srps (Ps) Cassie, Dec
FATAL AffRAf ~ BRISTOL, h. l An sufay fook
place in Bristol on Saturday eveCins, Nov. "a 10
which Q young and hishly pspec' ed InecosiiJ re-
ceived a wound from The efest o. Vii he dssd las:
SUNDAY evening The deceased, Who il his Esd
ye.r was named Edward A. Ito <ard, soa Of Toomss
Howard ofPorsmoutb, n. II. With Younger brother
be had been emplo'e d for fe~ weeks Bts'Si ss
ship carpenter they entrsctiog III toe builders and
having in their employ sevefal wofkmeo' on WOO
Saturday ever ing in question they were urged 70 visr
a house on North Marset wharf where large Psty
of Irish were celebraa x marriage wnien 'ook
place the previous Wednesday. They hnsly CON
piled, and were freely admitted to the h,sse, the
youpg men with them BEING acquainted with several
perols present. Tbs two brothers wsned 10 the
outer room, while those who had accompanied them
went ino another part OF the house. ve'y soon IN
Irishnsn came up and made some insulting remark,
AID tten seized them both, whereupon he was
knocked down by the younger orotber. Ts.y tosd
made their eecape and the Others having joined taem,
the whole difficulty seemed 20 BE- arranged, and hey
returned to their hotel. Between II and IL Eaward
went in con papy With Others to . saloon near soe
abo 20 place, and finally bey ag.ia vis Cd me mouse
where the fracas occurred. At fret they we're ven
received but in q few minutes blow vas srSck oy
one Of the hisbmen, and an alarm being given the
two brothers, after hard fshtiog, got beyond e
reach OF their sssaants, the younger D. ing
when his brother was again attacked ro,n Del 9a. A.
that u oment watchnen approached and the ifahmeo
r, ire ated II was then found that Edward ~ss ser
ously injured, aud on exs animation o wound IN soe
rs bit side was discovered which he had REQ ssd dar
ing the affisy. Medical aid was ooAiaed, out no
gradually grew wore and after gres. suffering died
On Sunday evening, the ed inst A post- morem ea-
an ination showed that the weapon had entered toe
ris bit side Immediately below the seventh no. pene
iratipg the liver inch and hall. Foar msn' ~
Ish have been arrested 80 parties concerned 10 NE
sfrsy-Patrick and Dennis Marah, brothers, ana
Richard and Edward Qurk, jr., AFRO bfofnets, toe
latter Of when supposed 70 have suues voc s;s
blow 1t vas the bouse OF the formr t1at The DIM
entity commenced. His sister and Richard Qairk are
the persons whore mar isse was being ceeorated'
THE HILLoryPr-rhis great invenhoa-tae pro
-, xpanrt N
duction Of the genius OF one OF ou ofe, Nv w
the Rev l. L Hills, as we learn from me oaug@,,
ties TsLgraph, at length completed al Sr Year, %
untring appiica ion and almost unexamPled Pe,sevel
snce, his hopes are crowned Win success, aou no
sbou, 10 re aize IewsId for his tod He has already
received an offer Of $50 QUO for the Hhlotype provo
ing be will 60 to Europe and obtain foreign patenn
This he does not Deem sufficient consideration icf 20
brilliant discovery, and viii une ou,teoIy urn 70
far better account great ADDITION recently maze 70
the invention consists in reproducing the colos Of rs
ture ON CoUodioni-ed Glass By awaiting himself Of
stance ColIodiop he bss relieved himself Of the diff
cuties attending the use Of silver plates Ihs levou-
ton will portrait and landscape painting -
n,oc nce anx sT n1mbsr y rum one The
Hillotype consists 10 taxing the natural eo@s oy q
s gle process-every tint Of coantenssce, and shaae
Of dress, and even TIE precise color OF .ne osns
dcted, will completely revolution'zs ths srt Of pctare
taking. lhopdou' ColnoI.
THr GAMES CAsE.-rte appeal rom the ,dgmsnt
III
probate the will OF Daniel Cisrk. came up fer ssgu-
NJ emit be ore the Supreme Court yesterday. Messrs.
BoDford and Smiley addressed ne Court III long ana
Learn ed Arguments in favor OF Mrs. Ganers claim,
and against the judgment Of the Court below. Greer
B. Durcsn maintained the legality Of toe dech'on Of
Judge Lea. The decision, it will be remembered, re
iecttd tbe propos ton Of Mrs. Gaines to have the lss.
will OF Daniel Clark probsted, the ground thai the
said will not drown in the legal FORM Ii No de-
cson of tie Court below 10 reversed the consequences
will be grave, the property claimed by Mrs. Anee
lie of enormous extent and value; IL tue decision IA
sustained it will lot conclude toe snlt on re par OF
Mr. Gaines the judgment 10 only OF noneait, rbeh
viii enable her to sue again on pay ment OF coen
SrABBISG CASE AT PoRr BYRos.-An a creation
occuned at low groggery In Por Byron last even
ing about O'Clock between a boatmsD named WIN.
Uelmer and young man, q resident OF Port Byron,
named Hollis MeCowep. From high words they pro-
cee6ed TO bows, and deimer stabbed McCo*en 10 .es
ABDOMEN with dirk. knife, Lldictnx wound OF .
character which enda gers his lie. H-lner esc ped,
ard to- az officers were in search o. him. McCo sen V
Wing at the residence of Bis mother In Pom byro1
precsrious situation. His woaDd was dressed by W:
Briggs of this city The ca, was inflicted on tos nght
sice of the ABDOMEN, just above the navel, and was
several inches deep. TIE principal danger nov sp-
pretended from inflammation
DR. KAyEs ExPEDrrIos.-tne charts Of rbe lsse
Arctic expedition in search of Sir John Franklin soox
larger range OF discovery than hsd been aathepsssa
from the preliminary report Many nave oeea -
the National Observatory and Cost Survey Dr.
Kane has evidently material ID rsesve. Toe area %
The ouep sea- by o careful revision OF the work, MS
been found TO exceed four thoussod miles, OF more
than one thousand in excess OF the OhginL estimate.
4 his large body was absolutely and entirety free from
ce The scientific materials of the expedition WI DO
published under the direct charge Of Dr. Kane, who
has been detailed for that duty oy the Navy Depart
mept The Smithsonian In,,itatioa and Cosst survey
have both volunteered heir aid OF this
object. washington Union.