New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-23

by uniform courtesy and attention to his d.. ~
relations with his suSxdns.ss were lost vhsa a
shoald be; while neglecting nothing which .oon
them satisfaction, he enacted q stncs PERFORMS"
their several duties. lie ed at the sdvsDesd -
- years, greatly respected By al who hpsv -
He leaves large family Of children, and iors,s,.
far short Of t75O,00o.
CRrcxEr.-UStTEp SrArrs W. CisApA-A
handsome lthograph TO commemorate the above s,,..
match has been issued by Lllywhte l. Co. =,
group Of the United States Eleven and their Uu,.'
The portraits, With the exception Of Whes.ersA a.
Senior, are admirable. In the center have Hin.
the wicket-keeper and captain Of the Eleven, n J.
his right come Gibbs, Sam Wright Sharp, Mani ~
Barlow. On the left, most excellent hkeass,., ~
6gures Of Bingham, Cuyp, r. Waller, Willy ~
Senior
LoAS-OFrIcEs IN NEw-YoRx RESORT yoa Rr,.
GLARS Wills and Conley the Broadway bs.c6c.
keepers, it is said, were conducted to the GaeSs,
Prison on Saturday afternoon. These men vrs
proven receivers OF stolen goods, and heE ceovst~
is due to the e1ertons Of Assistant District Anss.,
Sedgwick. who was opposed on behalf Of the prsos.
ers BY the most able and eminent counsel in the On
The condemnation Of these men, however, shosh At
induce our citizens to imagine that the psrnicoss d.
fuences Of oan-ofces ends here. In all pArts II "a.
city these establishments have sprung up Of N
wears and in nine cases out Of ten, no doubt Der
business is transacted with thieves and burglars.
store is obbed, and in all probability, in the
case of Craze Il Struthers, the next day the slAIa
goods are .afey slowed away in loan-efiee, "
keepers of which purchase the goods at sscriass,
and give bill of sale to the criminal
The keepers of these loan-ofices are not heens>d,
and they carry on business In violation Of the pawn
brokers' law. According to the Cooperation 3D.
nsnces, Q man is detailed by the Mayer, or osgasa
be, to note these violations II is alec made The duty
of this officer to report them to the Corporation AH
ney and upon the latter devolves the proeecutoad
the offenders. Now, il all the unlicensed loan-e6S
keepers were arrested, it is presumed they sssJ
can be, the Corporation Attorney would have Ii
hands full of employment. II this 10 not done, akv
more of the Wills and Couley class sent to SinsSu
would do much to break up an institution wAeA
daily encouraging crime in New-York and ssewAsn
The following narration will show case which cane
uuder the cognzance of our police authorities 1T
week:
About the 10Th Of Decembe. instant, the clo.hns
establishment. of Mr.. Tupman, at Newark, N. j., w
entered by burglar, who robbed 1t Of materials sA
re .dy made garments Of the value OF between ts1
and $500 1t was soon discovered that the eulpnt vs.
in Newark, and that he was man who had foreehJ
been in the employ of the house. He was srexst
and at once confessed the crime. He then made
clean breast Of it by stating that he had dspossdd
the property at different places in the City Of New.
York and among these places were several loan-shes
on Broadway and Nassau street.
The bOokkeep, Of Nj. Tupmans store and New
ak police officer came to this city to search fs Tie
stolen property. Authority was procured from Juses
Osborn 10 overhaul the loan-of6ces specified By ~
burglar, and the Newark gentle men obtained Ofdea
Martin Of the Sixth Ward to aid them In the search.
Mr. Martin and his party proceeded 20 Icaao@s
in Nassau street, when the following dialogue betwsa
tho keeper Of the place and himself took place;
"You have certain goods here" says the od'sf,
(Which were left With you by such pen"n, u u
SAME time naming the burglar. 81 did buy, 10 god
sold the goods"
81 believe" continued the officer, THAT ysa ksP
q book, something like Q pawnbroker, with the nsns
of persons and the goods you receive" "Yes, nd
the man, 1--WE keep book with the nance, but nj
Of the goods" "Wel," remarked the officer. i'd
me see your book The book was instantly shsvi
and the officer perceived that the goods had been sH
with privilege to redeem them within thirty dap
"How is thsw says Mr. Martin, with surprise; IVA
have sold the goods before the expiration Of the tine
TIE loan-ofice man became frightened and ~
eyes, because we did not think the man would vi
for them"
Officer Martin at once demanded the restors6cu
the property, which the keeper promised to do. Ia
the course of an hour or more the goods were bsus
from the upper part Of the city and delivered INTO s
hands of the officer. Some Of the property had No
been pledged at a licensed pawnbrokers. Bevert
losn-ofices on Broadway searched, but no trees
of the lost property was discovered. The keepn
were probably too wide-awske to keep such evidssx
again.t them on hand The goods found at tas NJ
sau-street losn-ofioe and at the pawnbrokers sbT
amounted 10 upwards Of el0o In value.
Az IxrosroR.-The public are cautioned asshx .
woman who Is circulating a subscription for TIE Pit
staxt Magdalen Society, and stating falsely thss tS
"Eew.Yofk Msgdslen Society (which TO the fasx
time has been in successful operation for more .Asi
twenty yearr) has changed its name. The Asylum
the "New.York Msgdslsn Society 10 Isestsd n
Eghty-eighth street, between Fourth and FAA svs'
nues and the Treasurer, Mrs. David HoadIsy, resides
Q. No. 81 West Seventesnth street, New-York
CONSPIRACY AND SuBoRSArIoS OF Wirsrssfa-
The case Of James Fraser and John Coren, sAsgsd
by Capt. Alsnzo w. Adams with having bribsd VI
sesses to swear falsey in giving their testimony -
criminal suit IN which Mr.. Adams was the defends',
and was under examination on Q charge Of bSany
wss brought 10 close yesterday, % regards prem
nary examination, by the Msgistrsts holding hH
cused to await the action Of the Grand Jury, M
magistrate, Justice Davidson, decided that ths sss
charged had been committed, and that thss '.
probable cause 10 believe that the defendants sso