New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-13

The manuscripts had been referred for examination
and advice, with reference TO future action
VISIT TO Col. FEIxoST.-The Republi san Central
Committee caledupos Col Fremont on Thursday night
They were warmly welcomed by Col. Fremont who e1.
pressed himself highly pleased with their visit When
the usual ceremony Ct Introduction was over, he
thanked the members Of the Union for the sincerity
with which they had worked in the cause of which it
had pleased item and large mas of his feow-citi-
zens to make him the representative during the late
| Presidential campaign
Allow me- gentlemen, /" said he " 10 return you nv
sincere and heartfelt thanks for the efficient and pow
enul aud which you gave to the support Of Republican
principles in the late Presidential eaoyass feel nro-
fourdy grateful the humble representative Of u ,se
principles, for that support, and for the solid vote
which was cas-: by the State Of New York. / am glad
to have occasion Of saying this much least and Of
promote the great cause for which you have ali sbosed
with much zeal I shall con:inue TO be q membsr
Of the party and to do all that can to advance its
principles"
At the conclusion of his remarks the Republican
Glee Cub sang two songs, and the visitors dispersed
An ALLEGED PLTIR FUNK IN CoURT-A Posi-
orIoR PRosEcyrrD.-A man named Charles Park.
hunt, who keeps an auction store at No. - City Hall
place, recently procured the Arrest Of young
named John BOgar on charge of attempting to seal
watch. The was up in Special Sessions yester-
day morning, bef,re Judge Capron. Mr.. Spencer
counsel for the defendant, said:
If the Court please here is young countrymsn
who on Monday last came to this city, and went into
this fellows nock:auction chop. They put watch
into his hands worth about OIL 50 after he had bought
one for $l3. He found he was swndled, went back
and grabbed another; and instead Of locking up The
unsu,pecting all the day long, they have locked
up the poor devil who became victim to bis Infamous
trade
He then examined the complainant a. follows:
Do you keep Peter Funk mock suction establish
Parkhurst-I don't know what you would call it
some might term it 30.
DO you have Peter Funks about your shop who bid
on articles for the purpose Of deceiving Others
P.-I don't know what you would term 1t; may or
may not. This man came to my store and says What
is such watch worth told him, and he bought 1t,
and afierWdrd grabbed another
Prsoner-You sold me an old brass one.
Was there bona fde bidder in your store at the
time this watch was sid
P-TbeIe might have been, and there might not
have been.
The defense called Mr.. MrschO, a peliceman-a
Judge of wstches-and asked him what the watch sold
to Bcgar for $l3 was worth. He replied tina. he
would not give over 81 50 for it.
Bogarts SfaiemenL.-The Cour-Where do you
livei A. In Undertook.
Spencer-That is where Martin Van Buren, lives
Bosar-I came do wn to the city lat Monday, and,
with fellow from Peeksk went into this man shop.
We both of us bought watch. fret got brass one,
for which paid IS. After we paid for them, man
who pretended to be jewe'er came up aud looked at
watches and said they were not worth anything,
and that we had been cheated. Psrhhurst says to
him: "What business is that to you! What hsve
you got to do with it - Says be: | sm Jewe'er,
and you have cheated these men," He then advised
us to let them 20 back and buy another aud then ne
wonted a fee for his serrices. So We gave up tue
watches, but Paikhurst wouldn't give us back the
money are said couldn't get it.. SO he put up ao-
other watch and bought this for tl3 and that is
the way the scOundrels took me in.
Judge Capron said 1T 10 evident from the ccum
sancee of the that there was criminal intention
on the part of the prisoner. lie acted under the i'm
preston that he was cheated. though ne did not take
the proper course. shall discharge him
Proceedings were Immediately instituted against
Parkhurst for s~indIng Bogar.
SUDDEN DEATH IN JAIL-Solomon Hoyt of Carmel
ISL. he. to One sns the BED: and s him morning
he SrI I'd. af be
or ,pOpl,Iy BY the too liberal use ointo1iesns liquors
FATAL AccIDESr.-Coroner Hills held an inquest
on Friday New York Hospital the body Of James
nesdiy last in FULTON street and fatally injured Yer
Dict Death from eoncussion Of the brain Deceased was
native OF Ireland, % years OF age
PASSING CorSTERyEIT MoSEY.-Another complaint
wa msd
i. MI John Fs.sI dry good. dealer Of Canal who
bin on The souh.si B.hi Of Pnsdelphi. Manning
committed on this complaint
SwISDLER.-On Thursday afternoon, a swioder
called the residence Of gentleman No Bond street and
n ~sD S o Jn cr n:a .%S
which needed repairing The servant .upposiug all to be right
o. Tie ponce on the look out for him
ROBBED BY A FENALE.-James Mcnamara, resid-
ps at No. G. West Broadway robbed Oh Thursday night
Of SO in gold COIN while In company with sri ma ned Am
sullivan who ca her,sfs dre. m.tst and live. on The Iss
her residence and wa. there robbed she
s'tea yesterday and Justice Connolly locked her up '0'
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