New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-16

fruit and have often Been replied to by The interoga
ton II nj heads this item We have answer to the
| question. II. c. Freeman, partly moved by what
THE TRIBUNE has tad, has commenced the growing
of BriDkey's Orange Raspberry, one OF, if not the
finest varieties Of this excellent fruit. lie has about
three Of young plants part of them now In bear
pg tho fruit from which sells at eighteen cents bas
ket, called pints, but they are not Mr. Freeman
thinks at this price, when in full bearing, an Of
raspberries will produce 81 900 worth Of fruit IS
frpgrowing profitable r.
THf Bulls AND THE BEARS ORDERED By THE Po-
LICE TO CLEAR The SiDEwALKs.-For years past,
since Wall street has become the center of financial
operations in this metropolis, during the hours of
"Change," young men and old men, known as bulls
and bears, stock gamblers note shavers, &C., have
been accustomed day after day to loer about the
corners front Of the Exchange and upon the steps
of banking houses, on the sidewalks in the street
thus completely obsructing the thorouy hfsre. The
majority Of these have place of business except
the street, oil Of them carrying their offices in their
hats. Between the hours of 10 and o'clock every
day they may be seen in groups of ten ard twenty, and
not unfrequen,y as many fifty, discussing arguing,
and sometimes even quarreing about stocks of various
kinds.
These daily congregations or assembages in Wall
sire ct have Of late become great nuisance as 10
call forth loud complaints from merchants doing bust
ness in the vicinity and applications having recently
been made to the Commissioners Of Police for force
of men to keep the sidewalks clear, several officers
were Yesterday specially detailed for that purpose.
Shortly after noon of yesterday Officer McDougal
came up TO one of the assemblages above described
and said that he had orders to keep the sidewalks
clear. The note shavers moved to the inner portion
of the walk where they again halted and COM
menced their discussions. The officer left them,
thinking that they would dispense in moment
but returning soon after found the crowd still larger.
Two other officers came up, when the crowd was
ordered to clear the sidewalk; but the Police had
considerable difficulty in keeping the walk unobstruct
ed as the brokers would move first to one side and
then to the other. During of the efforts of the
officers to clear the walk note-shaver or broker
named Solomon Joseph got hustled about upon which
he commenced TRADE of abuse against the Police,
and acted otherwise in su,h disorderly manner that
Officer MsDougal arrested and took him TO the Police
Headquarters White street. Solomon Joseph was
followed 20 the station by a number of his friends,
where they made complaint against the officer for ILL
usage.
MIR. Drake, who witnessed the arrest, appeared at
Il station and made affidavit that Med ,uge acted in
all offcer.lke manner and used more violence than
necessary in keeping the walk clear 10 perrectng
the arrest. Other gentlemen stand ready to make
similar afdayits and give their testimony in favor of
the officer when he shall be tried before the Commits
sioDers.
The business men and property owners in " all street
and immediate vicinity are determined to break up 4
these daily assembages in order that the thoroughfare
may be unobstructed.
VIOLATION OF THE QUARAsTISE LAws-HoLDISG
COMMUNICATIONS WITH INJECTED VEssELs.-Upon
complaint made yesterday at the Lower Police Court,
by Mr.. Alfred Van Chef, of Tompkinsville, Staten
Island against James McFares, Ely Thorne, John
MCGEE, John Murray. Hugh Donegal ". McDewit
ard Patrick Niece, charging them with violating the
Quarantine laws By holding communication with in-
fected vessels within the Quarantine grounds, Justice
Osborn issued warrants for their arrest.
The parties were arrested during the afternoon Of
Yesterday by posse Of officers brought to the city
and locked up for examination.
It is alleged that the prisoners boarded the ship
Ellen Austin an infected vessel (having smallpox on
board, and taking on shore of the passengers
whose name deponent learned is Mary McDewit,
sister Of the prisoner McDewit above named. After
getting the passenger into small boat the prisoners
rowed toward New-York. They were pursued aud
after having proceeded nearly two miles overaken and
arrested by bargemen under the direction OF the
Health Officer. The prisoners at that time con-
veyed TO Staten Island and there detained until the
arrival OF the police from New-York.
THE NEWDURGH MYsTERY.-I is now Supposed
that TIE person murdered was girl from PutneY w.
where her father and other relatives now reside
nothing having been heard from the girl since the 18th
Of March last. 1t appears that this girl was married
last Fall to man whose real character she did not
fully understand at the ne aud on the llth OF March
they wert to Springfield VI, where they stopped till
the 18th Of the same month"; since which no tidfgs
have been heard from the wife. Her husband, who
formerly protested to be an Iodian Doctor in Putney
VT six weeks since being nterogated as TO where
bis wife was replied, hope she is in heaven lie
left, ard the first suspicious were aroused. One or
two Of the toes OF foot Of the person now in ques
ton were webbed and sbe also had on one side
of her face which corresponds precisely with the de-
scr;pton Of the murdered body found the same as in
the other cases Of identification. Al uncle OF hers
visited Newburgh recently to make inquiries. When
she left Putney she spoke Of buying some jewelry at
Bellows Falls but the jewellers there do not recognize
the iewehy found on tie dead body, as described.
CHARGED WITH FALSE SwzARrnc.-Testerday al
ternoop Roswell Green doing business at No d WI:
liam street, was sppreherded BY Officer Elder, oil the
Lower Police Court, on charge OF perjury preferred
by James L. Green of Brooklyn. 1t Is alleged that
Green on the 9th day Of June last wilhy corrupty
and falsely swore to certain matters material TO an
issue then pending in the Supreme Court of this Sa'e
said matters being sworn 20 before +. Ersncs Corey