New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-08


nom broken bsnk Of the Distinct Of Columbs, snd
other banks. On m.by Of these notes the names Of
the Cashier and President hai no. been filed in. Wide
% Others, - in the Hanltoa Bank, Of Rhode Is4a J.
the name Of the Cashier only vas filed in, add that
OF tbe Presidcet blank. The counterfeit note.
SEIZED amount to 10000 and all of them adj
urably executed TO require the closes. scrutiny Of
good judges to detect them. They we're sold to VIII
ians for shilling the dollar. The prisoners were
lodged in Of the Station Houses for the night and
will probably undergo examination to-day. Great
credit is due to Officer MAteron and the others acting
with him for their skill and sdroisess in ferr-ng out
the offenders. Previous to their arrest, the brothers
Taylor have sustained respectable character as the
ccpfdesce placed in then by the Tradesmens Bank
indicates.
DIR. MAsEGAuLr OF SOUTH CAROLINA BURSED 10
DIATH.-A melancholy casualty recently occurred in
the upper part of this city. Mr. Charles Maneguat Of
South Carolina, about q years Of age, vent to bis
room, after dinner, on "Wednesday and no. feeling
very well laid down on his bed. At O'Clock Thur
day morning. Of the servants knocked at the door
hut received Sooa after smell Of hurnire
vas observed proceed from the room, and the door
was force open shocking spectacle was present
ed The bed and the young mans clothing were blazing.
while be lay the bed feebly fighting the ,mes with
his bands which were burned and crispei with the
beat. The FIRE was 5ooI quesched, and the unfortu-
nate removed 10 another room. His face was
blsckfped and The fesh Of his legs and arms scofched
end peeling of; be also severely burned 10 varou,
paris Of bis body. The unfortunate gentleman lived
several hours after the accident and died on the even.
ing Of Thursday, apparently insensble to pain. De-
ceased belonged to wealthy family in South Carolina,
aud is said TO be connected by marriage with tue Rev.
Dr. Tsy or Rector of Grace Church in this city, 10
present during his illness. a Coroner's inques,
was held on Thursday, and the jury returned verdict
in accordance with the facts above stated Mr. Name.
gault was cripple having cork leg, and from all
that could be gathered from his confused statements
be must have got up in the plight aud lit a candle
which be left burning, and which after~ard com.
mubicsted It's fame to the bed clthes. The remains
of the deceased sent to his friends in Charleston
Saturday, By the steamer James Adger.
FATAL SHOOTING ArFAIR-A young man named
Carpenter in the employ Of II. Mills at Port Jervis in
the capacity of clerk accidentally shot on Thurs
day last, and almost Immediately expired. 1t appears
that young Carpenter, with a friend. went to Bulls
hardware store to purchase pistol The young
who with Carpenter took pistol from his pocket
and handed it to Mr.. Bull While he was looking at it
the pistol accidentally went off and the whole charge
entered the right breast and lodged in the shoulder of
Carpenter, who lived but few minutes His friend
tainted, and continued 10 spssms during the night.
His remains taken to Westown for interment
where his friends r. side.