New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

PEER tIet 10 June ast Mn. Cfiers ~.. oo,.;o,,. !.
ue Coult Of Geues' s"e-'ous Of a nisdeo,e.,o, .,A
stut 10 Blsokwes I.laSd for EN- month. So -
ing access 10 oil pars Of the Prison earps, fon NJ.
Grien that sbe had the property tn Question .ns a.
Tot know what oisposoD 70 make Of il until al. ,ox
out If ,Tis6n SInlih Cd, red TO take ch,rrr NJ H.
fun and deliver TO the caro- Of Niss Fox,..
MnOn Of tie iiison. until the expiration Of the tenn
OF Sentence. In this msnner be got possession Of III.
properly Lu. irs'ead Of delivering it to Misc Poster
took !, TO his own house. A few days ago Mrs g.
was liberated from the Penitentary, when she applied
to Sn th for the furniture bat he pretended to know
noibrg about il. Suspoct that he had appropriated
it TO his own Nc. che went TO bis house and thscs
found her furniture in She demanded il secos4
tine, but be refused to deliver up uDless she psh
Lin - fer storage. Complaint Was made. wanAss
issued by Justice Welsh. and the sccs-ed areNsA
Tho magistrate held him 10 bail to answer the charge.
AlIksfr TO S~SDLE A COMMUNICATIONS
day afternoon two well known fellows named Heary
wilson, Alias Wiley, and George Engles ahaS
scLare, were appreheuded, charged with a,tsnptin4
70 swindle MIR. Adam llob OF Boston, Ohio. Mr. Lisb.
sppcars was passing through the Fourth avenue.
when the two fellows above named accosted him. aaA
engsrng in conversation about various matt srs OF ths
Union square. Aaer taking drink, tho two fellows
tuned ssde FOR the purpose OF maturing thetr plaaA
when Tie barkeeper informed Lieb that the mon wero
both thieves. The three after left the hoxss.
and went to the Bible House. when OF the rsscss
requested him 10 wait q moment while he went up
stain 10 pay bill which he owed for some Bibles In
he time thereafter the fellow returned having in tis
hand counterfeit $0o bill, which be requested Ar.
Leb 70 cltpge, saying that the clerk at the Bihis
House could not change il, ard he was Therefore
unable 10 settle bis account. At this moment poes
man came along and MIR. Leb handed the fellows
10 lie custody. Wilson aud Engles taken TO the
Deputy Office and searched, when 81 100 in coustes
felt bsnk bills iouad upon their person. The bsls
were ofthc denomination of $lG0 ard 500. The 60
cused were taken to the jefferson Market Police
Cont, but the bills only false tokens and shis-
plase ers Justice Kelly concluded that he could not
Legally hold them. lie therefore gave them severe
epimand, and let them go. Some mouths ago Ltsb
was windled out of tl25 which he paid for bogus
ticket California, and his experience on that occs-
siop though dearly bought. made him wiser maa~
ASoTHER CoUNrKRFEIT.-A new counterfeit fve
on the Merchants Bank of Lowell, Macs, made ~
first appearance in this city yesterday morning. The
biz is an exact INIT atom OF the genuine, but very poor
ly executed, and the paper so bad that tine poo~sst
Judges would refuse it. Some person communicates
the matter to the police and the persons who Issued
the counterfeit becoming aware of the fact were o.
their quad. Thos. Hanson r., was arrested for o.
ferng one of the bills at the clothing store OF Mr..
Coon, in Greenwich street, aid Seyn Lowell for
attempting to pass one Of them in payment br
some groceries at the store No. 36S Grand street
They were licked up for oXaminatcn. saior
offered one of the bills in payment for pair OF pss-
falcons, but was told it was bad. He left the buis
promising to redeem it, but forgot 10 return.
prRaLARus-On Thursday night the dwelling q
Mr.. L. c. Stednap No. gSOi West 10th street, wss
entered by burglars with false keys &C., who sue
ceeded in obtaining about ESQ worth Of spoons and
other silver together with handsome opera glass asf
n small amount of money. They entered Mr.. Stcd-
mans bedcbamber and searched his pockets, bus
neglected to look ON the bureau, whore he had de-
posted his ch and a vaiuahle roll of bis They
were very scIt in their operations, and getting o6
without discovery, entered the house Of Mr.. Brss.
rext door, where they stole suDdy articles Of clothing.
ara from which they also succeeded in escaping unde-
ected