New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-10

made catspsw in this affair By designing persons
TheSuperntenJent Of the h,tel on his cross sexsn-
nation said that Mr.. Underhil intended ,hs; he should
have paid the order fom the bills in the package.
TIE bills were tied in parcel AMI placed in open
envelope, or which written Mr. Us name sud
the number of his room.
The Court is in possession Of the names Of several
prominent business Of this city. who have been
trafickng in these shDplasters, bat We are not at
present at liberty to give their names.
CNTIos.-The Bank of New-Englsnd, Connect
cut located at Gcclspeed Landing Connecticut
River. town Of East Haddam, should not be con-
founded with tha; bogus concern. the New-Euglsni
Bank. since the Bank Of New-Englsnt, was one Of
the dozen Connecticut Banks that did not suspend
specie payments the past panic and its last quarterly
report showed its condton TO be among the strongest
banks of the East.
Tst HosrcIDs ~ BRo,Dw,r-Ths inquest IN the
of young Tonpkns, who Was klle, at the lager
beer and concert saloon, No. ig7 Broadway on lsst
Saturday night continued Tuesday before Cor
oner Hills, at the Eighth war Sta;ioa-liouse. Con-
siderable testimony s5duccd. but that pointed
i, any way TO the pepetator Of the homcide and the
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forthcoming this morning adiouredt the over aud
II WI be res nmei at II O'Clock a. III. to-day.
A HUSBAND DANGEROUSLY CUT Br HIS Wus-
William Judge living at No. So Essex street, ap-
,eayed at the Tenth Precinct Police Station Non
day night. with a cash at the baci and below the left
eer, from which the blood issuing in large qrsu
tea. Police Surgeon Wells was called to dress the
xpo.n1 trbi,i .u-o nd half ;,chas II,
one inch in depth. When questioned as to how he
received the cut Judge stated that hi, atfectionste
wife, while intoxicated struck him the head with
heavy wash-bowl. The wound is not supposed 10 De
very dangerous.
BuRGLARIEs.-Lsst Sunday night, the store Nos
20i and 2C6 Sixth syenue, WAS burglsrouSly entered
and robbed Ct variety of goods, consisting of lace
silks satins &C.. valned at 81 500. The burglars had
by some other effected an entrance 10 an I'M
occupied dwelling house adjoining the store inqucson,
and finally succeeded in reaching the foor immediately
above the dry goods establishment. large hole WAS
sawed through tie floor the ceiling broken away, and
the store reached by means of ropeladiers. Having
rummaged over the stock, and packed up their plum
der the thieves made their escape through the unoc
cupied building. The matter WAS reported at police
headquarters, when Officers King and McCori OF the
detective force arrested on suspicion negro named
Geo. Van Ness. One of the burglars left an old coat in
the store and il is said 10 belong to Van Ness. The
prisoner dsclaimed all Knowledge, and says he does
not own the coat. He is detained for examination.
One Thomas Roe alias Charles Davenport was ar
rested Monday night charged with being concerned
with Others in breaking into the dwelling house No.
- East Fourteenth street, few nights ago. and
locked up for examination.
On Saturday night last the liquor store, No 339
First avenue, was entered by one or more burglars
who forced rear window and stole from the promises
SEQ cigars, 81 50 in money, and two neck ties.
On Monday night young named John Can
non was caught by Officer Birdsall wearing of tho
neckties and offering the cigars for sale. The sc-
cused was yesterday taken before Justice Kelly at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, and locked up in de-
fault of 81 900 bail.