New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-22

EN- homes. The funds Of the Caidren's Ad-Society
uust be unequal TO tie constant demand on them
We are cure the subscription for the wing girls was
BY no meaes adequate to the eIpsuse Of helping these
worthy and industrious young women.
THE APPLETON OAEsnIIH CAsE.-Ths notorou.
and singular case the outlines OF wacn were published
IN THs TRIBUNE some moatts silce was yesterday
bIougbt TO very sudden termination ater hearing
Of nearly three weeks, by the testimony Of Oaksnth
himself who swore that he had DO interest in the cargo
Of the Victory at the time the insurance wa made.
Upon hea'ing this Judge Duer decided e. once that
the case must come to an end, because il O,ksmith
rad interest in the cargo he could not insure it in
his This in addition to the very full evi.
dence of the removsl Of the cargo before the vessel
went to ses marx it as of the most notorious Of
the day, and it can very properly be css.ed with the
Martha Washington and other similar cases.
THE ASSAULT UPON POLICEMAN PoILLos.-The re-
port inadvertently published in yesterday TRIBUNE,
relative to the death of Policeman Poilou, who Va,
beaten by come rowdes 10 the First Ward on Sunday
afternoon and conveyed TO the New York Hospital, is
incorrect. Officer Poiop was not go badly injured
was at rst supposed and his physician al the Hospi
tai thinks that he will be able to &c. out toward the
end Of the week. It appears that PoIlon was
desvoring to arrest two rowdy boatmen who were
beating man named james Cohen in Greenwich
street. and for his interference In the matter the
turned upon ard beat him in severe though not
dangerous manner. The rufisns are well known, aud
will be spprehended as soon as Officer Polon can re,
out to make complaint befor the proper authorities
AHoTHER COUNTRY MERCHANT ARRESTED FOR
FALSE PRETEssEs "A few days ago Mr.. Thomas S.
HAYDN doing business a. No. 70 Beekman street, sp
peared before Justice Osbcrn and made complaint
agsinst MJron Platt q merchant doing business at
Genns Falls, in this State, charging him with obain-
ing goods by false pretenses. warrant was issued
fr the arrest Of Plst ard placed in the hands Of Off
Ger McCord Of the Lower Police Court, who forthwith
set out to execute the process. The arrest duly
made, but before the officer could get away with his
prisoner Judge f. II. Rosenkrsns interfered, and
upon his allegations that there informslity
in the warrant succeeded in efecting the liberation Of
Plat upon bail. The officer, not however without
much reluctance returned TO the city without bis man
The Judge, upon more mature deliberstion, found
tina. the warrant was strictly correct and tina. his lib
era ion of the accused was not exactly 10 accordance
with law He therefore had Plat rearrested and cent
him TO the city yesterday to await the action of Justice
Osborn in The premises.
The complainant aledges that on or about the Both
of May last Plat applied to him to purchase stock
of goods upon credit; and for the puposs Of OBJ ain
ing credit represented that he was worth s., 900 and
upward over and above his debts and lisb ties that
his property located in and about Glenns Falls,
and that it was free from all Membranes. Upon
these representations Mr. Hayden sold and delivered
to Platt bill of goods to the amount Of sl,2l5 II.
Mr. H. has since learned that the representations of
Patt were false in every particular and made with
felonious intent The accused was committed for sx-
amin aiion