New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02


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| Fsjlusry iS7, ssYs,s. ooaTic.s escspei fro7 tas
| Sac P..sor q. SsF safg ny crossing tie Hdi.oc
liver On tic cs Tbs Cficfrs of the R'isoa we're sp
mice q tie fact sL6 succeeded IN capturing sl ex
| cest IioIss Socis,,, ass Wnso~ search fer Lin
rroyhg u sYs.irg. LIZ. week the prlon officers
les:usd thai felcw slsreIr- Si-clsrs description
wss osiftec in IA, in Bcs,cE on suspicion o. ba-s .y
SD Turti er :Ivesi gson showed hin 20 bs the
pt,scn. lie Vs. returned to h. old qusrters. His
teItsrce eIpres or the ole, Sept reIt. bat he WI
plotat, be Convicted aud iestGroei 70 sco.te. term
or an Indictment .tr attempting to break the ,, Oh
former occasion. Since Winslovs escsps it /. s.sed
TIA, lie bss rsi led respectable lady s. Bostor, who
yss tosly snors1t of his chs;scer AMI Of course Is
il crest distress a. the tur ms;teis have taken.
Frederick Dusrkopf young gentleman boarding
with tie family Of Frederick Brggee, Nc. 0i West
Tsen,! -ftu,th street, wss sppIeheEded on Friday
.verrc, charged with an indecent asssu, upon the
person tf NJ. b.. daughter child eight years OF age
The family, suspec,ing something wrong, w1cbed
Drsriof., and on Friday morning SAW him leave his
room, AID enter the occupied BY the child, where
be was found by Mrs Biggee. The father was called,
ara bit fr the Interference OF oher occupants Of
II. house, would have killed tae fellow the spot.
L. the excitement of the moment Duerkopf escaped,
ta: was subsequently arrested in Washington street By
Officers Perkins AID Brown. Justice Qusckenbush
committed lie accused for trial.
~! Dopoyan Of the First WGd, who became secu-
rty for M Stephen H. Branch recently, r one OF the
cr.Ial suis rstitu.ed against him for libel, surren-
dered The defendant on Saturday, and csncs.ed the
bsil-bor6s Justice Osborn allow ed Mr.. Bracch TO go
in search Of bail IN charge Of .n ofcor ard at 5! ocock
in the evening ne succeeded in procuring it-Mr. j.
Preston of No li6 Christopher street becoming his Sc
cwity. During the day the police were engaged 10
airesog the nsasmen ard boys who were serg The
Alligator, and they were al taken before the Poics
Mseist-ates who Instructed them that the public
was lbe.our ard if they persisted in ceiling It, they
would be lisble to criminal prosecution. With this
advice they wers discharged.
Margaret McCuiiy wss tsksn to the Hospital on
S..ultsy suffering from dsoc ston of the ankle, re-
ceved by tie fail OF bale Of cotton upon her as che
WIS psssiIg No % Pearl street.
Bnrey Mallory was severely il urei by falling from
shed in Oliver street, lear Madison street, and taken
TO the Hospital
Moses Lehman, q clerk in the employ of Charles
Schultz, Of M, lG2 Spring street, was apprehended on
Saturday charged with embezzlement. 1t is alleged
thst Mose, collected $500 from various customers Of
his employer and appropriated the money to his own
irsticp.
Information was sent to the office of the Deputy
Superintendent Of Police on Saturday that counteIfeits
sid slteled bile Of several Eastern banks we're in cr
culation in NewYoik. Tas fact wasimnedately tele
gispbsd to al the stations, and description of the
bile given. They consist of fives o. the Merchants
Bark of Newport altered to the same named bank ot
New Bedford Msss; counterfeit t8 entiss Of the Water
4,
on tie left at the top, steamboat on the bottom,
train Of cersSRnd on the light, a mlkmsid. Four OF
these bills were passed in Newark on Friday. Twos
on tie Merchants Bask of Newport, Il. L, have been
in circulation in the city for several days past. During
the morning, two men nan,d Richard Clark AID WIN.
Peterson arrested for passog of the Newport
bills Mr.. Henry Gynn of No. 336 First avenue test.
fed that they called a. bis so!e, and in payment for
drinks rendered 81 bill on the Merchants ,nk of
Newport, receiving 81 IS in good money. Discover
IN soon after that the bill worthless he followed
tie men aud caused their arrest Justice Brennan sent
them to prison. Leonard Devce and Wn. Duly were
alao srres;ed for attempting to pass of tho bills in
question on Henry Megerdert, and locked up.
James W. Sypter ofTbird Avenue was arrested Fri
day evening chsrged with obtaining 800 worth Of
Xix f,om John Forrest Of Ws-hirg It )nvile, Orange
Courty n. y. by of false aud fraudulent repre-
seItetions. Mr.. Forrest is farmer ard supplies dsa
ere in this city with milk aod county produce. Syphe
O. ged repes pted that he OF the firm Of Syphsr
4 ReInsen sid made arrangements for the purchase Of
mix and BY way ducemen. said he owned two lots
of ground in BTooAlJn and milk route. Tness repre-
seI.s;ior made Dec, 10 1857, and bsieg believed
tv Mr Forrest hefu nshed mix from that time 10 Jsn.,
1855 1t subsequently appeared By the aft isvit OF
NJ. Remsen that the representations were false jus
tics Quackenbush committed SyPher TO prison.
An uptown resident, while returning home from
psr,y in Brooklyn a. late hour Friday night became
very weary upon resching the Park, and throwing
hsel, upon cne Ct the bsds Of clover, soon fell asleep
Just before Wight he awoke and found tha. he had
been robbed Of bis watch and Sl33 L. is said thst
beverage known as "ye shenie cober was tbs
prmeya a. csuse Of his weariness.
A man giving his name ss Peter Brennan WAS found
lying On the idewa in Chs.hsm street, on Ss'urdsy
light BY Officers Burdett and Daniels Of the Ha,bT
Police. They conveyed him to bis residence, as be
wac unable to 90 without assistance in consequence OF
il iuIies he had received. Brennan said tha. he had
been stabbed in the back with knife in the hsnds OF
an uIk nown rufian who attempted to rob him as ne
was p,ssirg hrou ugh the Park rearthe .l of Records
join Hammond ard Michael L-ffeId were arrested
yetterdsy by Officer NTH Of the Tenth Pfsclnct,
chsrsed with having stolen pair Of mules, valued al
$780, from tie stable Of Christian Kai.meyer OF Jersey
City. Justice Brennan before whom the accused were
.aker, committed them to prison The properly was
recovered.
John Mattielj, boy If years Of age was a.
rested Yesterday morning for stea ing pohe'mounae
col ta irg So ard pawn ticket for watch anu cn'h
frcm his ps:el, who reside at No. 50 Wooster street.
Tse1:y ore Gcsrs and the pswn-tickets were rec"-