New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-09


Gu; much ado Mss,ersco ePpsehendei Ne psyue and
tC Ok BIN 20 the Sta.oS House, vters 40 was de-
tanned for the night Yesterday >oroisg the prisoner
taken before Justice Kelly the osyge preferred,
ami th. bills harded over. The m.ss,rs,s upoa ev
Oh n!Oe the buis prOcoaacsd them geoaics, a, did
o,ht people IN Court and NJ. Psyae Wa hcagabsy
di,cbspee.
We call attention TO the sale Of pctar,s, today To-
morrow and next day, ADVERTISED by M-ssrs Bangs,
Biol Ger & Co.
Two Trojan MERCHANTS AaRSsIED o. CH,reE
oF RAPf.-On Monday slteIucOn Sapsnnleadel, Ta.-
madge received teeerspslc disPatca from Capt.
Gfshsm of tie New Haven P.tcs ssking The sppre-
hers:cu Of George +. Wehber and benjamin Brown.
Il on Their way to this city from that ace the par
tee being emerged With rspe. Tho msttsr placed
IN the hsbds of Detective Officer Walsh. who 81 :
O'Clock Yesterday morning boarded the stes nbost Elm
City sIe was mocrei Is tie Pecsslp lsod-
irg. Officer " sss.ted by ole OF the Sixth Prcinot
officers, ,rtered several of the sac rooms, bu, WITH
cut finding mea answering welbe- aud Brosns de-
scripon. AT lsrgth snug little entered,
and he men iourd fist asleep j, tier berths wheu
awakened, their asonisbinent e; the production Of
warrant their be better insgihed than
described. MessTs. Weber sai BSowp together w'sh
their Baggage were conveyed "a police hea qusiteTs.
where they were detained to await reply 70 s.dis-
patch that was sent to New Haven informing Capt.
Grahsm Of their arrest. Whie at police headqusIter
they appeared in great trbrlstion lest the Tster
should get into the papers reply arrived sooa after
their arrest stating that C.fi Gtahsm mad stated for
New-Iork
The scc1ed are casfgcd with Commit ng raps
upon the person Of a very respectable young girl
named Henley whose acquaintance they made during
their bef scjourn 10 NewliaveD. 1t Is chssged that
they prevailed upon Mrs IIanlsy to accompany them
in carriage rite. AeTs short drive out OF the city
they stopped at lsses beer saloon, but they soon
stared for the city and while the road it is
alleged that the Outrage was committed despite
the cries and en.reeties of the gull She continued her
cries for assistance and the county people hearing he
screams ran out to what the trouble, aud
era pursued tie carriage. The meo perce,ving tina,
they were pursued opened the carriage door and thrust
their victim out. All haste wss nsde, aud they
reached the dock ust the boat was ready to leave
The young LADY was considerably injured by her fall
from the vehicle but properly cared for by those
who went to her aid. Before the police could be mott
fed the boat had lefi Yesterday forenoon Capt. Gra-
ham arrived town. and with the prisoner retuened
home in the ne,t train. Webber is about % years of
age, and member of the firm of George +. Weber 70
Co jobbers ard deAlersn lace and orodees at No.
2O2 River street. in the city of Troy. Brown is also
nelcL ant dong business in the same city.
pAssING CoUSrERFErr MoSEY.-Durug Monday
evening three meo, named John c. Bedford, Andrew
G. Coleman and George x. Benedict, entered the
lager beer saloon of Charles Cordes No. 63 Couraadt
street and called for beer and other refreshments to
the amount Of noety -our cents. Benedic. offered in
payment g. bin purportng to be on the Columb. An
Bark of Boston. The proprietor of the place, not
doubling the genuine of the bill, gave the m.n his
change when the party left. Subsequently COrdes
discovered that the oil counterfeit ard fro the
actions of the men the time they in the saloon,
hs also formed the ides that the bill passed with
felonous intent.
Yesterday morning. Bedford and Coleman made
snother visit to the ssloOs and during the absence os
the proprietor offered the bsgkeeper another OF the
counterfeit e. bills ON the Columbian Bank. Cordcs
came ia before the had sken their departure and
upon discovering the bill caused the of the two
men by Officer Wood Of the Tnird Precinct Bedford
WA searched az the Stationll0use when pine OF the
counterfeit bills above mentioned were found upon his
person. The fellow made desperate effort to destroy
evidence of bis guilt, and examining the bills in bis
mouth, rapidly che wing them to pieces when the
officer grabbed him by the throat and forced him to
disgorge. Three Of the couneIsits and Other suspi
cous papers were found in possession of Coleman.
The accused were tsken before Justice Connolly, who
committed them to prison for trial. Coleman is %
years of sge, and has been engaged various rail-
roads. Bedford is lawyer by profession, and halls
from Pennsylvania. They are both very respectable
looking mer. /, is said that they have two other
completes, WHO are stu abroad Subsequent to thar
arrest Benedict went into the saloon to look for his
companions, when he also t.ken into custody and
locked up in the Tombs.
JuyENILE yesterday morning Officers
Hull and Moorehouse of the Twentieth Precinct, appre
ended two boys named Ttomss Hart and Samuel
Potter charged with having burglsrousy entered the