New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-11

1857. was as follows:
Ne. endins Jan. ,S Is,s
Week r1dius Jan. 9, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Tie nativity table gives 80 natives OF tue United
States 81 Of ireland, % of Germany l6 Of England,
aud the balance Of various foreign sa'utries.
THE POLICE ARE SuoRr.-We are not speaking
about their stature but of their pay The apprepria
ton for this department for the year lS was s5 OOo
and what with remunerating the old police and meet
inc a variety of unusual expenditures, about 10000
wa. wanted to pay up the present police at the close
of the wear. Out Of the $4,000 due them, they re-
ceived only 500 600 and must wait for the remainder
until the tax levy for lSjSis confirmed by the Common
Council and legalized BY the Legislature. This will
scarcely be done before the close OF the present month
and the delay will hardly be satisfactory to those con-
cerned.
A Mas ForSD DEAD II THE STRrET.-About 6
o'clock on Saturday evening Officer Nesbit OF the
Fifth Precinct found man, whose name IL unknown
living PROSTATE on the sidewalk, Of West Broad
wav and Thomas street. Thinking the man to be in
toScated the officer made effort to arouse him, but
on making a more careful examination he discovered
that lie was extinct. The body was conveyed to the
station louise where Coroner Gamble yesterday held
an inquest. po-t-motcm examination, as made by
Dr. O Hanon revealed the fact that death was the re-
suit OF congestion of the BRAIN produced by incmper-
nnce and exposure. The Jury accordingly rendered
verdict to that effect. The deceased was about %
years of age. H. feet = inches in hight stout
built sandy hair but whiskers. His dress consisted
of od cloth pants blue overals, .Ocd boots, hickory
shiIt, and brown coat.
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an unknown man, apparently about 30 years OF age,
was found Goating in the water the foot of Charles
street Moth River & )roner Gamble held an inquest,
and there being no marks of violence discoyerabe on
the body the Jury rendered a verdict Of death by
drowning. The deceased was about five feet seven
inches in hight with dark brown hair but no whskers.
lie was DIRE ssed in cashmere pants black coat, dark
yellow coored shirt plaid vest, black necktie flannel
undcr-shr and drawers, gray socks and new brogans
The body, to all appearance had been ia the water
several weeks.
TIKI Arsoy CASE ~ TwFyrY-EIGHTn SrREET.-
In the matter pending against Pamaza Cox and her
three children, charged with willfuly setting fire to
their clearinghouse, No. l63 West Twenty-eghth
street on the 9Th of December last, wa, brought to
close by Fire Marshal Baker on Saturday. The evil
dcnce adduced was very conclusive against them and
Justice Kelly held the parties to answer the charge,
refusing 10 admit them to bail.
G,RRoTrRs On Saturday evening, rs Mr.. Richard
Connolly. the County Clerk, and Mr.. Fowler were re-
turning from a visit To the house OF Mr.. Baker in Madi
son avenue. they were attacked by three gauoterS,
one Of whom struck Fowler a powerful blow whcn
laid him in the gutter Mr.. Connolly having with him
loaded gutta percha cane, struck ont right and lett
with il, and soon put the rfiians 10 fight. Mr.. G.. es-
cnpcd unlurt but his friend had bad cut over the
eye.
CoryrrRrrrrRs ARRFSrED.--ThC StrgiS (Ohol
RcDHGlcan states that three officers went from That
place on Monday of a, week to Burr Oak, in pursuit
of rang of counteItcters who have infested that
region for time. One of the gang Granger by
name, few days previous, Scraped an acquaintance
with Mr. Stow lone of the oniccr-), and arrange
mrns were made between them that they should meet
nj Burr Oak. on Monday evening following, when
Stow could have H. much or It, little OF the money d.
he wished to purchase. Granger informed Inn ma,
lie expected - 000 of this money IN shot time, ana
that n nice thing could De made out of II. As was
agreed Mr.. Stow did meet Granger at Burr Oak, Out
accompanied 10y the proper officers tor his arrest.
After securing him. they proceeded northeast OF Burr
Oak to the house Of enc Misncr, on whom suspicion
had rested for aomc time The officers, on entering
the house told him their business, and rushing up
stairs they found pile of - bills on the Market
Baik Of New-Iork, lying on the table, all signed
filed out, and ready for circulation. On tho taple
they found sheet OF paper which had been used to
practice ON by the person who filed out the bills In
The same room they found young man in bed VINO
gave hi- name Albright, and who ia suspected OIL
having signed and filled ont the bill. The prisoners
were taken o Sturgi- and had an examination before
Justice Ies,t who required M>ner to find bail IN
siO1O and the Others in $1,000 each, 10 appear Tor
trial at the next term of the Circuit Cyu. or III ne
fault he committed to the county jail. :,
The following description Of the bills ia given b!
The Republican:
The Market Bank will pay - demand to e. - -
RoOsa. or bearer. Ncw-l ork. Oct. 5, 800 H. IL
Iiaydock, Cashier. X. :. Williams, President. =,
- Virnrttc-F.rna!c figure in a reclining posture N
the center rising sun at her aide. steamboats, ana rhp
on the right steamboat cars and railroad brdgs on
the lc Of the bill. In corner of the bill stin'