New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-15

be Discontinued. lie alleges that Quee attempted TO
Prevent him from carrying the order into effect. and
rrezenting revolver threatened to shoot him Il he
resisted that Stewart stepped forward. apparently in
support Of Quee. Mr.. Finley then Iefl the promises
and proceeded to Judge Osborn Court a. the Tombs.
where he made affidavit -etting forth the facts a.
stated above, and had Quee ard Stewart arrested.
Subsequently they taken before the Justice, who
admitted them 10 bs.
Mts1mc OF TnT Clfrcr.-a meeting of the clergy
and otbers, convened BY cir ,usr, was held at Hope
Chapel on Monday, at a. m for the purpose Of con-
sdeiing the proprey of recommending the Observance
Of day Of humiliation and prayer by the churches
throughout New York ard vicinity. The meeting vas
numerous. The Rev. Dr. Adams was called - take
the chair. and the Rev. Dr. Mcleod was appointed
Secretary.
The appointment Of a day Of fasting, united with
tharksgving was then proposed, and general inter-
change of sentiments upon this subject followed AmorS
the sneakers were the Rev Drs. Peck Dewitt 1homP-
sop. Philips Mcleod, Adams, Bethune, Smith, Parker,
Williams, Blair and Messrs. Horace Holden. William
Aonew. John r. Ludlow, Wm. Il. Dodge and num-
Der of Others
On motion of the Rev. DR.. Williams the following
resolution was then adopted:
Rotcd That this meetns regard with great interest Ae pro
u0ssl observe simultaneously oby OF tOchu
bsre God united with Thanksgiving and that committee be
appointed confer with pssO and others o mere present ana
powered the Of such day time and 'n
the terms by them 10 be selected -
large committee, representing the different denom
nations composing the meeting was then appointed
and The meeting adjourned
SUDDEN DFATH or 4 LEGAL GFNTLEN,N.-Rslph
Lockwood, esq, gentlemen about GO years Of age,
who has boarded at Lsirds Museum Hotel, corner Of
West Broadway and Franklin street for several years
past found lying dead upon the floor of his room
When discovered Mr. lockwood had on all hs clothes,
and desth mast have ensued Immediately after enter
ing his room to retire. or the following morning after
dressing himself. Coroner Connery was called to
hold an inquest when DR.. Christopher Welje of
Franklin street, made post mortem examination of
the BODY and found yalyisr dsease of the heart with
pericarlitis. The stomach was in sperfect snte Of
softenng; the membrane being entirely conoded. In
the DOCTORS opinion death the result of peficar-
ditis and verdict to that effect rendered by the
Jury. Mr.. Lockwood was native of New-iOrk, asd
lawyer by profession. He was widely known in the
city, and much esteemed by large circle Of friends
His bother Munson j. Lockwood esq, formerly State
Prson Inspector at sing Sing and other relatives took
charge Of his remains for ntennent
ARREST or Two NoTORIoUS CHARAC rEEN.-Yes-
terday morning at ), o'clock as Officer Coles CT the
Fifth Precinct was patrolins his beat he discovered
two fellows carrying carpet-bag and sack through
West Broadway, and his attention being attracted by
their Suspicious appearance he arrested and conveyed
them to the Fifth Precinct Stationiouse. The carpet
bag and SACK upon examination were found to contain
lsrce quantity OF boots and shoes. The fellows gave
their names as Charles White and - Miller but 70
fused TO give any account of the property found in
their possession About 10 O'Clock in the morning they
we're taken to the Deputy Superintendent's Office,
when Detective Officer Robb recognized the fellow
who gave his name as Miller as Henry Blunenthal,
notorious burglar, who resided at No. 2J Vest Forty
eighth street. Later in the day Officers RObb, WIdey
Pool and Sergeant Smith repaired TO Blumenthals resi-
dsnce, where sthey arrested man named William
Sanderson, and woman who gave her name as Bar
barry IIousenan. Upon searching the premises the
officers found number Of pistols loaded and capped,
sword -cares dirk knives jmmes, chsels, augers,
saws skeleton keys and an endless variety Of bur
glars tools together with about $50 worth OF boots
and shoes similar to those found with White and Miller
alias Blumenthal above stated. The only inorma-
ton the officers obtained was that the property was
brought the house at early hour yesterday morn
ing by SandersOn. The presumption is that some
boot and shoe store in this neighboripg city
was burglarously entered Tuesday night BY the
men above named ahd that Sandenon started and ar
rived home safely with his portion oftbe punder while
his companions in crime were not quite 30 fortunate.
The men and tho woman have all been locked up for
examination.
Blumerthsl and White have beth done the State
service at Sing Sing. The former is said to be a no
torious scourdrel, and his absence from the city
second time will not DO the community any harm.
COUNTERFEIT MOSTY.-On Wednesday night a
young man named Thomas McSlahon was arrested,
charged with attempting to pass counterfeit - bill on
the Mount Holly Bank Of NewJersey, at the porter
house corner Of First avenue and Nineteenth street
Wm. Hagan, an alleged accomphce, was arrested. and
another fellow, supposed to have been in the company
made bis escape. Justice Kelly committed Men MshOn
and Hogan 70 prison for examination. The bill Is one
of broken southern bank the OF the bank and
place being erased-and Mount Holly Bank
Mount Holly" and New Jersey inserted.
Counterfeit $40 bills on the Southwark Bank OF
Philadelphia hsve made the, appearance in the city,
| but arrests have yet been made Of those issuing
| them.
| ARRT,T FoR PAS>I>G CoCNTERrrIr MOsEY.-Ohi-
Ger s. Feerman of the Fourth Precinct. last night