New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-27

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Z Rochester this State. Mr.. Tsiy ct ooce d,.e,verei
The bin to Be counterfeit, and caused her arrest by
Officer Giland ofthe Sixth Precinct. The pri.ouerws.
taken to the Sta;ior-osse and searchei but no ,rr
SPURIOUS money found in her possession. rw~
soon sscertained that size lived at No. IS Pru street
and she begged hard to 40 home to her chiidren Her
request granted. sld sine IVES subsequently, tAkea
back 10 the S,stior-il"use.
Later IN the night Officers Glyan and Woodbridge,
under the direction oi Inspector Downing. With sreaa
reluctance obtsned from the prisoner the Key 81 he<
hogse, and proeeeded Mt once 10 search her apart
meDts. In a dark corner OF dark eio,et the emcer
found ten counterfeit g. bills on the MsnafAetTerf
Bank VI Rochester, and in another portion u the
clos~t dies ink and the necessary chemicals asea
IN coaLterieitlng were Discovered and secured D.
SIDE these book aiming fac s.les OF the Pres.
dens and Cashiers Of nearly every bank m tho Cn'fed
states was found IN the coset. These names, aEef
sufficient amount of practice 10 make them nearly per-
fect, were written in the counterfeit bills.
The pnsoner Is q shrcwt. and. apparently, very
smart woman; she Nc, at al inclined to be
muncstiNe Ia the ouAeers and refused to answer any
questions calculated 10 throw any light On the matter
She stated that the bills shs attempted to psss she oS-
tanned from Ter husband, and said further that she
would rather die than squear ca her accosnphces,
that che has been in the coanterestng business for
time, and that Others are concerned with her
there to be doubt. From some letters iouai
her room il appears that she has been in the Peal.
tertiary or more times, when her husband made,
attempted 10 make attempt 90 have her pardoned
eat One letter showed that ber hasband was greas
sdnIrr Of the pagIst Morrssey. whom he Is now vic
sing in Troy. The accused committed to prisos
for EXAMINATION.
The couutereits in question are not well executed.
although they could occasionally BE- passed to the
wary IN the night time.
IsQrrsrs ~ THE CoRosKR-Corouer Hills held
an inquest Sunday upon the body vi Hugh Nc
Mannus. who was and killed at tho corner u
West and Causl streets, by Of the Hudson River
Railroad cars The deceased was endesvorng ~ get
upcn the front platform OF the car while WA under
Roadway and, missing his foot-hold, feu befSre the
wheels and was crushed To death. The Jury rendered.
q verdict Of " Accidental Death.
The same Coroner held al inquest upon the ocdy VI
George L. Griffin, native II New-iork, years u
age. who accidentally killed by falling into tho
hold Of the steamship Alabama.
Tie same Coroner held an inquest upon the body q
unknown about 10 years II age, who wa
found drowned in the dock at Pier No p East River.
Deceased bore the appearance Of having been long
shorcmap.
BoARpIss HovsE Enthusiastically morning,
John ". Davis, a native Of England, was arrested at
the Sailors Boarding House, No. o. Cherry street,
where he was stopping, charged with stealing gold
watch and chain from Thos. Clinton. The parties
occupied the room Saturday night, and on the
following morning Davis, as is alleged arose at a
early hour, and rifng his companiop's pockets
sneaked Of with the property shove mentioned.
Subsequently the watch ard chain wore recovered,
Davis given them TO one Jas. Hendricks to keep
Tor him. justice COncoHy sent DAVIS 10 ptiSou.
FlLosIors Ass.uLr:-On Saturday night. Thomas
OI,rien and William Hepnesscy residing Ia Cherry
street. got into alteration when the former, a. u
alleged, struck the latter with his fist, knocking hu
down. after which. II is further charged, that hs
drew knife and cut of portion Of his Mp. Ohcer
Walsh arrested Bricn, and Justice Connolly locked
him up for trial OBren WAS also held 10 answer
charge Of assauling Peter Hennesscy.
S,rnns AssarIrkD --John Walden and Peter
Brown, two sailors while passing through Baxter
street yesterday morning, were attacked and beates
in most brutal manner by two rutiians named Sul.
Ivan and Lane. The assailants were arrested. md
committed by Justice Brennan, In default ot W
bail. TIE sailors were locked up at No. 81 White
street a. witnesses.
HIGHWAY RoBBERr.-Yesterdsy morning about
O'Clock, George A. Ackerman, Of Brooklyn, whiIS
passing through Houston street, near Union Marke>
Mackerevillel was brutally assaulted by two men.
who struck him over the head with stone knocking
him senseess They then rded his pockets and stole
ther.ron hie ~otch end q IL in bills and silver, snd
left him lying upon the walk. Mr.. Alderman was
subsequently, found by the Eleventh Ward Police ssd
conveyed to the Station House, where physiciaa