New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-12

soses while engaged in constructing The buldsgs al
this place. This lss rcque-t Of the Governor w,s
probably prompted by the threat, tina, have bess
sde thsi the COMM and rheir agests wo.h
BE- visited with mob law If they attempted the ereo,ios
of the Contemplated buildings. Al opinoa is pretty
generally prevalent among the inhabiissss Of Ssascs
Llaud that there is an organzed band Of mea-vni-
ously estimated at from fly 10 one hundred -wtsss
determination is to rsist the seton OF the Qaarss-
tine Commissioner at every step even to ynohiag lie
l.borers or emolshng burning the buidings - fa
A. erected. The Commissioners have advertised CT
propo.sls 70 be received until the 18th inst for tas
construction of the required buildings docks and fences.
VIOLATION oY rHE Puor LAws.-A further exam
nation was had Yesterday afternoon before Justice
Connolly. at the Lower Police Court, in the matter a
the compain, of George W. Horton agsins, Peter vss
isuco. Horton. in his affidavit. says he Is pSa&
through Huh Gate and the East River, and hiss be<e
duly licensed. That on or about the 9TH day OF May.
1857, the master of the stesmtug John &. Mintsfn
Peter Vsnisiscol. contrary to the statute took md
ploted through Hull Gate two vessels, the schsoaess
George and Hummng Bird, both British vessels. De
ponent says that by the statute of this State, passed
Ami Is. 1882. il was declared that il any pcrsos.
other than branch licensed pilot under this law.
" shall pilot for any other person any vessel OF ~
description. except steamboats, through the chan
mel Of the East River, commonly called Hurl Gs<e,
he shall on conviction thereof be deemed guilty Il
" 3 misdemeanor' The Magistrate held the accused
in the Of S2to to appear q, the further ekamins-
ton OF the
OyrAIsISC Goops ON FoRGE D ORpERs.-f esterdsv
morning Officer kavansgh arrested young uaa
named Robert Simms, charge of forgery, pro-
ferred BY Washington lIsdey, dealer in orockery ssd
glassware, in the Eighth avenue, in whose employ
Simms was until about the frst of March last.
Mr.. Charles Tanning, salesman and book. keeper In
the store of Iucius Hart Buring slip, in affidavit
stated that On Friday, May s. 1857 Smms called st
the store with an order written in pencil purporting -
have been made by Washington Hsdley, one of Mr..
Harts customer and obtained thereon from said Fsa
ming four dozen plated tablespoons and two doses
plated teaspoons, all Of the value of 80 That %
the nth of May Simms again called and obtained. -
another order purporting to have been made BY Mr..
Hacley, goods to the amount of $35.
Mr. Peter II. Leonard of the firm of Kitte and
Klngeuberg doing business in Maiden lane, slss
made affidavit that Smms called at their store % tho
Oath day Of April. 1851 and obtained an order pur~
porting 10 have been drawn by MIR. Hadey, thrco
dozen beer mugs of the value of . %.
Mr.. Schroeder salesman in the fancy store No. s.
Maiden lane also made affidavit setting forth that %
the ID day of April 1867, Smms called at soid store
and obtained on an order signed Washington Had
ley, four dozen beer tumblers valued at =, and %
the 18th day of April 1867. on another order SINH
larry signed obtained six dozen bar tumblers Of the
value of q 30.
MIR. Hadley in his affidavit sets forth that the e.
ders produced by the firms above mentioned are fur
geries, and that he never authorized Simms to pro
said goods.
Simms in his examination says he is Is years Old,
born in New-Jersey, lives in Williamsbargh. and
has no occupation now. In answer to the question:
Have you anything to say and If 80, what relative
"to the charge here preferred against you he ~
swered, 81 have nothing to say; will return the
"goods and Try to make it all right"
Justice Connolly held the accused to bail in the sso
Of 500 ON each Of the three complaints, in deiAnA u
which he was committed to prison.