New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-26

was token before Justice Osborn and comrs'~ one
exam,naoon Search wa yesterday afy "'eu lot
for Nj. Lynch bat he was non eSt ~ uVOH ~
having cleared out, prettrring to . p-VO"y
posed 70 ;hepapers. go '"''"
The Mount washinst9p' M. .AIo.,,r,. c,od0,,.
'"e N'"'e "o'" 'leH commencement exercises this
evening o. HOPE Chr pei. No. 7ls Broadway.
DA &EFoRY CoSyENTIoy.-The Demo
ciouo Mu"oip i Reform Convention met again last
ngD' a. iaip AMY Hail. Elijah f. Purdy in the chair
reports "" received from all the Wards, except the
fn''' az" juucing thu; the Democratic Ward Assoca-
mons NJ d been organized in conformity with the
teoo nendaton Of the Sachems and the elections Of
war Committees and delegates to the General Com
10Y tee had taken place The Fifth Ward organization
will be perfected Saturday. On Monday the dee
gates to the General Committee will meet at Tammany
Hall and effect thea organization for the year. The
Young Mems General Committee viii meet on Tuesday
evening.
10 view Of the harmonious result Of this course ad
Sised by the ReS,rm Convention q Committee consist
ing Of Messrs. West, Mead Dillon Clancy Sweeney
Kennedy, Tie mann, Kelly aud Delayan, was appointed
10 draft con evatuatecy address the Democracy Of
The City and State. The Convention will close up its
business on fecsdsy evening next.
Wood Committee, who have placed themselves in
direct opposition % Tamussny Hall thereby putting
Themselves oct Of the patty we understand that
there is no hope of ooelition. But the victorious
party purged OF his rnaiclorous crew, viii be mag
unanimous enough to allow them to meet heretofore
on the steps OF TampslIy, or if they desire it, will
suppy them Re rodi ,sly with souptickets for edms
zion to the Ces Hole.
REvIvISG IAN OLD 70 DGE.-Yesterday morning
young fellow about ii gears o. age named Joseph
f. Soty5 ent cred the house of Mrs. Mary Connolly,
No. 6s MvlbeTy stree in breathless haste, and in-
formed her that her husband while at work in the
upper pert of East Bro adway had been severely in
Jured IA consequence some timbers falling upon him.
and further that Ire lad been sent to tell her of the
accident.
The wife in d9ea 1ful state Of mind threw on her
hat and shawl and n the house. with the intention of
going 10 the relief of her husband. Soy said he
would accompany er. They had proceeded but few
blocks when they met man, whom Soty said would
take her to her hus band he had business elsewhere
Her second guide after left her rather suddenly,
and when she req ched the store where the had
told her the injUr ed man lay she informed that
suoh accident hs ID occurred. Upon returning home
she discovered that her house had been entered,
bureau broken ,pen, and 800 in money and silver
watch stolen. Last evening Mrs. C. saw her first
guide at the atiOna Theater, and had him arrested
by Officer Bro wn, but of the property was found
in his possesst On He was detained for examination.
ARREST es FUGrTIvE FROM JUsTICE-A WEST
ERS FORGE On Wednesday morning Officers Kin
and So it'll of the Chiefs Office, arrested one
James c. 7slyor, charged with being fugitive from
justice, tina arrest being made upon warrant issued
by Justice OsbOrnon the following affidavit:
Rrou m NJ he tow If FRI John
BON Cou,fy, State of Indiana, new stopping at the
Merchants Hotel, in Courand street, in this city,
being ssGrn dePoees and says that James T. Iay,Of
tive rom justice in the State of Indiana aforesaid,
where he stands charged with having on or about the
18th of ay, 1867, in the County OF johnson, com
mitted the crime of forgery and for whose arrest in
this State requisition has been granted by the Exec
ntYe Of the State Of Indiana, upon the Executive of
fhe State OF New York and is now in transtu. Depo-
nen therefore prays that said Taylor may be arrested
fugitive FROM justice as aforesaid and dealt with
SIS the law directs
Taylor is charged with having forged check
draft upon the Farmers Bank of Johnson County,
State of Indiana for the sum of $500 which amount
he obtained from the bank on or about the 28th of
last May. Soon after he left the State and came to
this City, where lie has been since living like
prince
Mr.. Branf am the agent Of the bank, having aseer-
sained that Taylor was in New-York came on forth
with, and upon arriving here laid his business before
fhe Chief of Police when the matter given into
the hands of Officers Knner aud Smith. After
searching about the city for tme the officers at
length got clue to Taylors whereabouts through
his washerwoman and kept close eye upon his
movements. On the morning in question they pro-
ceeded to his boarding -house in the Fourth avenue
and apprehended him. Justice Osborn, before whom
the accused was taken, committed him temporarily to
the City Prison.
In Taylors apartment found bag containing
$4,000 in gold, valuable gold watch and chain,
2reastpin a number of letters and dagueneotypes of
ladies' receipt from Express Co. for bible which
he had sent to some friend in the South, and bank.
look on the Broadway Bank creditng him with 1000
in said institution. Il was subsequently ascertained
that he had no account with the Bank at this time, but
Or previous occasion had deposited therein 5000 or
5000 the figures having been altered TO give him
credit of 900.
The Agent forthwith proceeded TO Albany, but owing
10 some inforInaity in the papers Governor King
fused e recognize the requiston made by the Gov
erpor Of Indiana. The accused was, however, per-
adcd - return and yesterday afternoon left the city
In company with the Officer of the Bank. Taylor s
suspected of having committed other forgerios IN In
dssnS.
ARIvER PIRATE CAUGHr.-Ofhcer OrRheus OF the
Fourth Ward yesterday morning arrested youug ie
low named James Whalen, charged with grand lar
eeny u stealing god watch, quantity OF bank
notes and vest all vaaed at $il4 IL appears that
abouf 6 O'Clock in the moning Whalon went Ga board
the schooner Amercus, lying at the foot of Roosevelt