New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-27

ATURbAY, NOVEMBER q,
G.nm Of =. voure ynslish LADY, Miss Jessie Merton
Whit on rnoro snsn;c.cn OF some completely with The
patriots of Italy. Mss Wits s hs-e eue Aarno,
| having since mauiei en- italian gentleman CT tn.
name. After her release from Imprisonment which
/ took place without trial there no ground Of
accusstiou against her, she returned to England and
hes teen before ,he public lecturer, with an sp-
peal not for her own w,ongs but those Of Italy She
has recently arrived in this city. with the hope that
.; n. hiiress " - ca. -Atausm os civil and re-
lgous liberty she may arouse corresponding SYM
psthy in the people of this country, for noble and
sacred cause. We learn, both by pirate letters and
from tie public prints, that Madame Mario possesses
to an unusual degree, the gift OF eoquence, and her
lectures, wherever she has been, have commanded
much att+ rtion and such, DOUBT will be tue
her. uer advertisement in the notice column OF
this mornings paper, will spprise the rea.,. :. -
time and suhject Of her first lecture.
Two Ca,ReE. OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-On Thurs
day night man named Michael Green, from Poush
keepse, where he is erploy>d as coachman went into
rum shop in Worth street 90 called Tor drinks, in
paying for which he exposed he n A'oney Soon after
Green lef the store and followed INTO the street
by two or three roughlooking fellows, o2s OF whom
knocked him down before he had proceeded oan q
block. Tie others held him upon the sidewalk, N'de
the first aslsnt rinsackei MS pockets, taking there
from 90. Green gave an alarm, when Officer Robbins
OF the Fifth Precinct came up and secured one Of the
assailants the others making their escape. The
and "a
locked up for the night In his possession was found
plain gold finger ring, but the money taken from Green
was not recovered
Bowen was yesterday morning taken befors Justice
Osborn at the Lower Police Court, where Green iden
titled him, and charged him with the robbery At the
same time ore John De Lace appeared at the Court,
and preferred another charge of highwsy robbery
against Bowen. De Luce alleges that he was attacked
by Bowen, and in defending himself, stuck his finger
into Bowens mouth The latter closed his teeth, and
De Luce in drawing away bis finger, left his ring the
found on the prisoners person. in his mouth. The
magistrate committed the sccused both charges, in
default of 81 900 each.
ALLEGED GRAND LARcISIEs.-Ofhcer Slater Of the
Lower Police Court, yesterday morning arrested DR..
Frederick Houck, chemist, charged with having In
September last, robbed the drug store of Mr.. VIM.
Robertson, then in West Broadway, Of property
amounting in value to $500. 1t is alleged that Mr..
Houck called upon Robertson and asked for employ
mept representing that he was a practical chemist
and could manufacture brsndes and other liquors of
as good quality those imported, and at much less
cost. Mr.. Robertson employed Houck, and placed the
keys and store at his disposal. After the lapse Of
few days, Hou,k, as is alleged, managed to move him
self and all the goods to parts unknown Houck kept
out Of the way until yesterday, when he was appre-
bended in Hudson street. confederate, who was
gagged in the transaction has not yet been found JUS
tice Connolly committed the doctor for examination.
Geo. Myers and Elizabeth his daughter, ar
rested yesterday, charged with stealing 81 900 worth
Of silks velvets, gloves, &C., from tho trunks Of
Meyer Stern at house in Mott street. The accused
to take the property, and wero locked up by
Justice Osborn for examination.
CorSTERTEIr MoSEY.-A man calling himself Will
liam McCIrady was arrested on Thursday night on
charge of having passed counterfeit s. hin, r--r"
lug % nave Deen issued By the Westfeld BANK OF
Westfeld, Mass, to John Roche Of No. 81 James
street, in payment for some drinks.
Another man. who gave his name o. Charles Butter
field, was also arrested, by Officer Seaman OF the
Fourth Ward for having attempted to pass counter.
fet s5 bill on the Westfed Back to John Farley Of
No. l19 Chatham street, and subsequently at the
liquor store of George Smith, in the New Bowery. 1t
was lkewise shown that McGrady, Butterfeld and
two others had been drinking together at the liquor
establishment of Farley and therefore believed to
be confederstes in passing of spurious bills on the
above-named bark.
The accused parties were taken before Justice We'
who committed them for examination.
ARREST FOR PAssISG CoUSrERPEIr MosEY.-Mrs
Mary Van Pet, the wife off. II. Van Pes, residing in
Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn, was arrested yesterday
at Stapleton Staten Island, in attempting to pass
counterfeit $5 bill on the Westfeld Bank Of Massa-
chusetts, at the store OF Mr. II. Van Chef at that
place. This is the same woman who passed, about
five weeks previous = counterfeit bill on tse Bur-
lnston Bank Of New jersey at the store Of Mr.. f.
Ieutinc. She was committed to Richmond County
Jail by Justice Wolf for examination.
CHARGED WITH DIFRArDrsG BY FALSE WEIGHTS.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Gilbert T. Terrett Of No. %
West Nineteenth street, appeared at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, before Justice Kelly, and made
complaint against Harvey L. Carpenter Of No. 5i9
Sixth avenue, charging him with cheating and desud-
ing BY means of fdse weights. Mr.. Terrett alleges
that be held promssory note against Carpenter tor
$40 60 dated Sept 10, 1853. On the day the note
matured Mr. Teet presented it to said Carpenter at
his store wien the latter, as he alleges pad him four
s. bills. One of the bills paid Mr.. I. alleges, was
q counterfeit bill purportng to be = bill issued by
the Freemsns Bank, ct Bristol, r. l., whereas, IN
fact the bill in question not issued by SAID bank
ON the .3d Of November inst, as IS further alleged,
Carpenter agreed to eel and deliver 10 Mr. Terrett'
suorg other things 10 pounds OF soap at cents per