New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-01-22

sabserye The very purpose was intended 10 Destroy
10 one OF these bogus tket Offices the propnetors DIS
MAY the Caution" Of Mr.. Talimadge, making It
.srye as cloak their nearOus busnese, and lead
me the stranger reading il TO suppose that this s the
ofee m which bona fde tickets are TO be purchased.
Many have been imposed upon by this trick, but
.sabs win Immediately be taken TO bring the offenders
tejus,iee.
AIxosr A MuRDLR.-A pres. deal of exctemen;
was created in the lower part Of the city on Wednesday
morning. by the report thai man employed IN tue
store Of Mr. A. Kemp Nos. lH and li9 Cedar street,
had been phot by caman, under the impression hat
he was the seducer Of the carnans daughter. Inc
particulars Of the affair near as we have been able
10 gather them, are as follows:
NJ Kemp is n dealer in pickles. preserves and
frujt his bottling and packing warehouse being at
Mo- AZ and I49 Cedar street. Over 100 females were
employed in this establishment during the busy sea-
son, few months ago, in botthng, sealing and pack
ing these articles but account of the hard times,
he has lately reduced the number of his hands
Among his girls were three sisters named Smith,
who lived in Cannon street. Their father - carnan,
whose stand is at the corner OF Cedar ana w" vs.
streets and who was employed in carting for MI
Kemp's mandatory. One Of these daughters, VINO
ives about IL years old the last OF the family 10
leave work. She was always most attnt'e 70 heI
duties was neat in her persOn intelligent, uhiDrhiy
modest and we-behaved; in a word, as Mr. .henp
save the las, person in his whole establishment whom
he would suspect Of misconduct.
Mr. Smith-Mr. Kemp is our suthonty-exefclses
rigid discipline in his family His iniunctions to his
children against late hours have always been very
gtriet and the daughter in question had fallen under
her fathers dspleasure for some yuares OF TINS
kind She has, of late been in the habit Of visiting
her former female shop acquaintance and spending
an ming and occasionally night with them. On
this account it il said Mr. Smith forbade his daughter
the house whereupon she sought out and hired room
in private house. How long she remained here is
not knox but Yesterday her father having discovered
her location went 10 the house aud made inquiries into
the circumstances. The woman who let the room re-
yeacd the fact that a man, whom she described, had
become security TO- the rent. This, it seems, was
considered proof positive thai criminal relation ex-
listed between his daughter and the man, and he at
once determined, with his son, to seek him out,
and take summary vengeance upon him. Ac-
eerJiDgly. he armed himself with q pistol, aud in
company with the woman who had let the room,
went to Mr.. KemOs place, No. lA9 Cedar street,
and called for Mr.. Edwin Collins, the foreman of the
establishment, who best Answered the description Mr.
Collins came down. Smith and his We're concealed
from view behind screen. Ar he entered the room
The woman thought she recognized him as the person
who hired, became security the rent of the room
At the elder Smith from his concealment and
aiming pistol at the head of Collins, fired. Collins
lodged, but the ball from the pistol passed through
his right into his scalp and running round the base
of the skull, passed out the opposite side Of the
neck. Collins fell to the floor, and in moment Smith
and his seized and further violence prevented
The wounded man was conveyed 20 an upper r00mI
and Dr. Marshall was sent for who came and dressed
the wound. In short time Collins able to walk
about. The two Smiths Immediately went to the
Iombs, gave themselves up and were held for exam
nation.
Mr.. Collins is about 40 years of sge, and has fam
lily in the city. He il spoken of by Mr.. Kemp,
whose foreman he has long been, as an exemplary
man against whom he had never heard any evil.
Collins denies all improper knowledge OF tue girl,
and she also, it is said, exonerates him She does
not admit that she is now, or has been leading an
improper life IN. v Times.