New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-22

XVIII. Sergeant Btnnett NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SO
XIX..Serseant Brysn. .......''''..'.'''''''' 90 90
XXI. Inspector Speis ht.....................'.4 ~
XXI. Sergeant Van Orden. 20
Each con nandant of Precinct will have three ser
peants acting under him, selecting acting sergeants
from his command if necessary. lie will also select
two roundsmen Under the arrangement it is believed
that order will be preserved ard the laws enforced as
thoroughly, at least as under the old organization,
which numbered 200 men.
Row BETWEEN Two WoMES-OSE SLABS THE
O1HER-Ofiicer Burden OF the Eighteenth Precinct,
Yesterday morning arrested Mary Thompson, charged
With feonously assaultng and beating Ann Cunning
ham and sabbirg her in the head, face, and neck,
with case knife ether sharp instrument, inficng
two dangerous wounds and several severe cuts The
accused was taken to the jefferson Market Police
Court anc committed to prison by Justice Fandreau,
in defaul, Of 500 BAIL Nary says she 70 years OF
soe WAS born in Scotland is servant, and lives at
No. 30 East Seventeenth street. In answer to the
ctayse she said che was sitting al the door of herreS-
ideuce, when Arm came out pretty well intoxicated,
| and caught her by the hair, and struck her with
,ollipg.p ir ON the shoulder. Ann fell twice on the
sidewalk and Mary took tho knife from her and carried
Up stairs The accused says che did not cut Ann.
| The LEE BANK observation-disclosures ARREST.
Officer Fishtr of the Twentieth Precinct, yesterday
aft. moon arrested an I,sh girl named Maria Master
SOD charged with passing counterfeit hve dollar ols
| on the Lee Bank of Massachusetts,.
| AT Ande rson's, doing business on Eighth ave-
nue, Maria purchased pair of CATERS amounting to
81 So and rendered one ofthe counterfeits payment
| Mr. Anderson gave her 81 so in good money as
| change.
At the store of Frede1i k Fueing in Eighth avenue,
Tie accused purchased pefumery aud other articles of
the vare OF % cents apd offered of the counter
felt, in question, when 81 IS good money in change
| returned.
Rosa jacobson keeping store in Eighth avenue,
also took ore of the bills from Maria in payment for
two skirts, the price of which was g. aud returned 81
in COCO money as change.
Tie accused was taken before Justice Flandreau,
who committed her to prison for trial. The following
| is the preliminary examination Of the prisoner
| Maria Masterson being duly examined according
| to law on the annexed charge, and being informed
that sbe at liberty to answer or not, all and any
| auf stons put TO her states as follows:
O. Whist is your nauel A. Maria Masterson.
Q. How old are you A. Seventeen years old.
q Where you born A. la Ireland.
Q Where DO you live A In the Eighth avenue.
9. What lie your occupation A. Bartender in
| lager-b saloon
Q. Have you ANYTHING to say, and if so what rel.
alive TO he charge here preferred against you A.
have nothing to cay OILY that man named Stewart
| Shepherd came to my house, and that he made me
Pre- sent Of FIVE dollar BILL went TO kelocks store
and got il changed; Mr. Houston changed it for me,
And ke ut back thirteen shlings for articles bought
ttere, and returned the change to Shepherd; he
| csme sgaip about or clock, and went out With
him. he then said he had some more ofthe money and
that be did not wish to kept, and wanted me 10 get
II changed then went TO Mr. Alderman and bought
ring Of him for ten shiDgs; then wen. TO the shoe
store and bought pair of gaters for twelve sbilingS
and bar tkerchief from Mr. Teford for two snilngs,
ard all tie char &c from that money returned % NJ
on Wedne sdsy night he came to my place with two
low- and drank four -hllings worth. and gave one
Of The bills TO the boss TO take the change out OF NJ
tine bosss father went out to the grocery to get II
changed but came in without change when went
out to the fancy next door with it and the man
gave ME change for it. That il oil have to say to
the charge.
A PRoyrNcGAL CLERGYaAs's EXPERIENCE ~ THE
FIFTH AyESuE.-A correspondent vouches tor the
truth Of the following story OF wel-known clergy
nan from the City Of Boston. Having come to this
city few weeks since TO supply the pulpit oil rusti
eating brother he stroiog about town on Satur-
day afternoon and in the of his rsrties natu-
rally took glance at Fifth avenue: Seeing one oil the
ct urches Open and the sexton making Il resfy i the
scivices Of the next day curiosity rnp'ro MN ~ IoOh
il 10 it, He about gratifying thai propensity "l'h
TIE sexton called out to him IN grun voice, " fou
car't 60 in there. ST..
81 merely desire 70 look at the church a moment,
/ renled the clergyman, advancing toward the inner
Stop. Sir" cried the sexton, in srage at the visit
org sndseiiy, eve don't allow that, Sir"
The Clergyman, surprised at the mans violence,
meekly Fejob.d, Don't you allow any one TO see
Your CT ureh ?" 3.
No. Sir Those are my orders, Sir. Not to admit
any body" ~
"Oh very well, if those are your orders" said the
clerical gentleman, looking blan6ly through his spec
,acler, ''of course will 20. But any time when any
Of your pc ople in Boston, and desire to look my
church they sre always welcome to do go"
The sextox with most profuse and humble apollo
gies for having mistaken him for laymsn, was nov
equally anxious to ehapsron him through the church
a. be bad before been 10 drive him away. But the
clergyman declined the civiity, expressing himself
entirely sstisfed with what be had already seen
Evening Post
SrPPosrD ABDrcrIos We have received the fol-
lou;rg rom reliable correspondent:
To the Edito. Of The ~ T. TyDsns
SIR: There is III our city little girl apparently
abb ut three years old who left here uncef suP
cIous circumstances; and an informed that one OF
similar description advertised in your paper s.e
time sirce. Ard my object is to endesvor 70 ree h
the child if possible, to her rgtdai p.,e0I s., be
az Id says her fathers name is John Merh-'u o.
wac tskeY from their back gate, BY woms9 e
rsme If Wilton and brought 10 this place oy Ss.S
DsrI,r o. and Fanny Abbott-thst sbe came Psn " .oe
vny iL a boat ard was out eli night; Soo y w
Young % tell connected story, butte etlosaS
Of tho.e who ciaia her She is now ~ goSI -
viii give you tho following descriPu0A wi