New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-07

ARRESTED FoE OBIAiSISG Goops UNDER FALSE
BIPREsEsTATIoAs.-Amopg the cases thst will b.
Lre,.tt.d 10 the Grsud Jury is that Of Juids Z.
Morsb, VITO brought before Ju1ge Ru;sell on
charge Of obtaining so worth of cis " BY Of
false token and false reprcsntstions notice OF which
kls before appeared IL THf TRIBUNE. Toe nplsin
Is JANE sebott al importer Of cgars, doing ols
Iegs 81 Nc. = llien effect, who made ai iavit
10 the .iec. that Marsh went to his store on the 9th
&C November last, and said he wanted TO purchase
cigars Of b; that IN pa! men thereof rather a. COL
ateia stourry fgr the cgais he presented cerfcaes
o. stock puTpcitilg 20 be Of tie Cumberland CoA
and lion Company, ard which be represented TO be-
Genuine He also told the complainant that they had
been seit n the Board OF brokers in this city a. be
tween 81 arc =? share: Upon these representa-,
tels Mr. Sci ott sold the cigars 20 Lin. Mr.. Ei1ard
+. Loonis Secretary OF the Company, wiich
Chartered In 1852 testified that tie certificates were
not genuine ard that they had not been for sale by
the Board Of Brokers. lhs false certicstes are siga
ed BY W. J. Pat;son as President, and George Gray
as s. creary while Mr. a. McHalley is the President
and Mr.. Edward +. Looms the Secretary OF the Com
papy March folly cona sed il default OF -, 900
bail az the pspeIs to be presented TO the Grand
jury to dsy.
CHARGED WITH PUBLISHING OBSCENE LrTzEATrRs.
- ON Saturday afternoon one Joseph Clark, o. NJ.
~ William street, was arrested by Policeman Phl-
lips Of the Second Precinct charged with beng the
uublisher of sheet called lCRas Miscellany. ltls
ale geo that CLARK has during the past week dnQosea
OF ). verdi thOussnd copies Of the vile publication 70
IN, stI.ets and docks. The accused wa. taken before
Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court, ana he'd
TO bail in the sum of 500 TO answer the charge
CUup BrPvTD 10 DElTH-Corcrer Connery zee.
teIday held sn inquest, at No. - liarn=on sueet 90
the body Of 1hcmas alter, child two years aod s3
mouths old, who died in consequence Of burns received
on Frda, last, by Lis clothes taking hre ffon u
stove. At the the OF The fatal Vccureoce the de-
ased was alone in the room his mother having gone
cut for a short time. The Jury rendered verdict oil
death from accidental burns.
MONTHLY REPORT OF THE DIsPESsAsIEs ~ TUE
CRY OF during November MI:
N.s-York DspenssryAt the Dsponssry, 2t;i at th"ir
dwellings $50 total 570; adults, zoo children 1nd,, 10
yeers $780, vscciuated. &c; prescriptions dtpens"1 'i
Northern IN" Dpcnsay. 1901 a. thSir dwe'
uss J5i to; 3; adults. 500 children undes Is years. 1925
penssry-At the Dspen-a-y, le9S; o. their dpcns SSi
Total 2U7i adu,s children updcr 10 years OIL vaccEa'
tel 1871; prescriptions dispensed ilL Deunt OispensaIy-
Al III. D pensaIy S2l a. their veng AZ; tos lI.5'
aduts UGJ children under - years 49, vaccinied vs. pre-
c-in.ions disp.uud 1lZ, Totals At the Dispenssries
6e at their dwellings 1886 total treated, so; aaes'
tq children under - years, jJl9 vsccinstea avs pre-
criptions Dispensed II og AEEr gate nunoc, 20 whoi
M dA services ard medicine srauitonsy rendered
Jn,ns The month If November Males S,i6i ;c,aalos,
5,1i Nat,yity-35S9 patients were born In tho ultsd
state. and 1856 foreign countries. Pssl rc't Sent 70
osp.al 25; died. a. The principal causes OF death "eEe
p.thiais and pneumonia The prevailing diseases chiefly at
eced tho and cutsnsous among inc oft
imporsn. weie ysios ruboa, bronchitis aid PGeuGlouiA