New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-01


tie Charge, in default OF ) 900 bail.
A dozen bi'eou.-lookics Indians have been travel
irp about town FOR fe deys in all the geogeou4ness
e ysr psnt essers AID other barbarian ornaments.
ADrsHosEsr ParsrEt-A few days $50 Gsrnsn
named William Kinel was Engaged to co 90 ne paint
irg ct the PREM ses Of Mr. Nums Grsnajeau, No. 2lO
William street ard upon flushing bic work Mr. c. dis
covered that 10 bad lost three 90 watches aid gold
chan valued 81 SOL Repairing to the employer Of the
painter 30 inquired sbou, the msn characts and was
informed by the employer tnat he hsd hesrd it was not
very good, wbee eupou Mr. g. made complain! against
Kre std Officer KTchof Of tee First Precinct a.
rested bim Kim-l gave up The stoen property to the
officer sitter which be was conveyed before Justice
Connolly WHO committed him 10 prison 10 aIsTer the
charge, il default Of 500 bail.
ArrrMrTs At SrIcrDF.-C Catbar;ne Delaney, girl
II ye,rs of age who rsd been living life Of dssip.
t;op went ~ the house of her mother No. 30 Horatio
street abd attempted 70 cut her throat with razor bat
being prevented ST. drew the instrument scroes her
arm seyerirg three srteriee She was attended by
pt ysicisn, end will probably recover.
Cathsrirs Dempsey was fcubd drunk in Mercer
rtieet and taken to he SatopiIouse where she hung
herself to fte bars Of her cell door but was discovered
and cut doen D tine TO save her life.
IssrisG CoUNTFRFEIT MONEY BY MEANS OF Az
EMErIc.-Oficer Montgomery of the Fourteenth Pre-
cir Ct While parorg his post in Grand street on Tues
day evening heard the c,y Of Step thief, and 10
moment after discovered a man rushing toward him at
tie hight of bis speed and two Uen ia pursuit. With
out mach difficulty the officer sppreheDded the fugitive
and conyeye bin to the Fourteenth Pfecnc! Station
House where the two who were in pursuit sp-
pesred and charged tho prisoner with attempting TO
pass counterfeit money at the saOon No. Il Mercer
street. While the way to the pohce station the
prisoner was observed TO put something in bis mouth
and swallow It. lie was accused Of swallowing the
counterfeit biils, but denied It.
Cap, Williamson, hoSevcr, thought otherwise, and
procuring laree dose Of tartar ems,ictod tbs prisoner
to evallow It, but the fellow respectfully declined
ScIne tax w&s mad about pouring tee dOse down his
throat. when lie concluded, though with reluctance to
take il himfe anG accordingly qusfsd the iraught to
the Captains beslh, The dose had the desired effect
e. in e~ moments the prisoner ected two 80 bills
of the Conre cisl Bsrk Of Perth Amboy, changed to
the Commercs! Bank Of Troy, and two counterfeit
81 bills on tie FImers sbd Mechanics Back OF
Pouehkeepse. The fellow gave his name as Karl
ScheimeI and was yesterday morning committed to
prison by Justice Brennan Of the Eese1 Market Police
Court.
CHARGED WITH IssrISG BoGUs CBEcE.-On
Tuesday sf.ernoon Mr.. Williams of the firm of Fse,
Wisms & Co., merchants doing business g. No. 1872
Front street appeared at the L. ar Police Count and
made complaint against one Edward NJ. King, chaig-
pg him with obtaining by means Of worthless check,
elk barrels of sugar 1t is alleged that king came to
the store Of Messrs. F. w. & Co. and plrchs:ei six
barrels Of sugar valued at slj 81, in payment for
/ which be presented check on the cashier OF the
Farmers and Citizens Bank, Wilismsburgo, l.. l.,
dated June 81, and signed Z. NJ King. He stated
that be had Just bought out store and paid cash for
it, The firm not suspecting anything wrong, took the
check, and in dus time presented it at the Farmers
and Citizens Bank when they were Informed tha: no
such person as Z. NJ. King had any account there.
warrant was issued and King was arrested yesterday
morning by Officer Chamberlain. Justice Connolly
held the accused to bail to tnswer the charge.
TnE LATE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF NEGRo
Won.S.-Coroner Hills held an inquest on Wednes-
day, upon the body of the negro womsn Known 40
"Crspny Clark found under suspicious circumstances
at the cepot of the Morris and Essex Railroad and re-
TUNED TO this city Dr. Beach made spos exam
nation of the body and found 10 OF poison, but
evidence that death wss csused by consumption. Tue
slsrm Of supposed fou.plsy arose from some mistake
in forwarding the bedy to soma place in New-Jersey
for in.e,tnent The Coroners Jury dered verdict
of "Dos,h By consumption" and on the rendition Of
the verdict the body delivered up 70 be buried.
A SAD CASE OF DHsTITUIIoy.-YeAerday fore
rcop OaiceI Rowlsnd of tho Twentieth Precinct Police,
co.yey,a 10 the Jefferson Msrket Poee Court
destitute cJ whom he found at the corner Of Ter:h
avenue ard Thirty-thi.d street. The boy is named
Hugh Mcbride, abou, II years of age, and was bonn
in Ireland He father is dead, but bis mother, for
some ohenss sgaast the l.w, is is said, is servirg
term in one OF our pers institutions TIE little ssow
has thus been wandering about the streets unprotected
for coupls Of weeks begging fcod from the citizens
in the reighbcrtocd In which no was found and at
nsht sleeping in open wagons luder sheds and other
places which afforded shelter. When queotioned by
he meg gistrste Hugh ssd he had home, ard wished
to be provided with one. justice Quackentush there
upon committed the boy to the juvenile Asylum, and
he went sway his home in charge of the officer
with much lighter heart thsn when he entered the
Police Cout.
SUIcIpE At 4 BoARDING-HOUsE- IGIOUs Mon
omASIA-Peter Wilson, German, c0muii ted suicide
on Wednesday mo'Lirg at the sesmsns boarding
house No. : Carlisle street, by shooting himself
through the head with pistol. Coro1or Gamble he'd
an i.quest upon the body, shen it appeared in ev-
dence hist he took board at the house about ten days
aco ard appeared TO be deranged religious uhscts.
He attended church every day, and rssd tas Bible
~heD.y.r in the house. He frequently spoke Of the
wck. k.Jre.s OF this world and said thst il he
Of s.,ya.or IN The next be would .ske his Life few