New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-06

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Mr.. Frars. M~rcier alleged that on the i,h of
A,,r ISsa h paid ct0 the hand, Of De Not, al hi.
DE N. 81 Office. corner n Dey street and Broadway.
tie .u,n Of a. 500; shat Er Tsiant not present
when the. money was 20 paid that after receiving The
monet De No,t wen, INTO his pn vate office and lie.
posted the rNney in h- safe thst a1ln- the time the
money va. be.ra paid. ieponen, Wa situated tina,
he could look stc the private ofice AMI that he di
no, see Mr. Tsi.lsut there. Nj Mercicr alleged that
n, the time he remarked he Thought necessary for
Mr. Italian, 20 be- pres,ut.
The accused wa ,akeo 70 the Jefferson Market Po-
lice Court, aud comns,ed by Justice Kelly for exam
nation.
CRINTs ASD DC,sUAIrrF.-Th0mas Nolan : ahnrcr
residing in Trinity place, while walking quietly through
Greenwich str 90 on Saturday night. attacked ani
feled to tie pavement by heavy weapon m the
hands Of an unknown ruffrn. Nolan was severely
cut and bruised about the head H was found IN This
condition by policeman aud conveyed TO the Statlon
House, where his wounds dressed. after which
he was taken home. No clue hss yet been obtained
as to who was the perpctrator of the outrage.
About O'Clock os Saturday morning, Mr.. Daniel
Cronin, a resident of Washington ID. C. jumped from
rear second-story window Of hou,e No. iS Leonard
street, kept 10y one Mr.. Brown. and falling upon the
picket fence in the yard. was dangerously injured.
physician was called, who did all that hs could to
lieye the injured man. and ordered him % be taken "a
the New-York Hospital Capt. fIutchings of the
Fifth Precut notified of the affair. aud sent Mr..
Cronin upon litter To the Hospital. TIE OF
the gentleman from Washington precipiating himself
from the window did not transpire.
On Friday night last. Mrs. Essy Kerriesn, living
at No. 2i7 Eat Thirteenth street got into an a.terca-
tion with man named John Hunter, resident of the
same house, when the former becoming greatly en-
ragged, is alleged. pushed him down fight OF
stairs the bottom of which he struck ON the back
of his head, causing injuries which it il feared will
terminate fatally. Officers Lawncy and Gregory of
the Seventeenth Precinct subsequently arrested Mrs.
Kerrigan. and Justice Steers before whom she Vas
aragned committed her TO prison to await the result
of Hunters injuries.
On Saturday night, Capt. Cameron of the Seventh
Precinct with posse OF his men, made descent upon
the alleged discrdery house NO. Market street, kept
by Theresa Walker and apprehended the propretress
and ten of the inmates, whom they conveyed to the
lookup. Theresa has for time kept what pur-
ported To be respectabe boarding but recently
il has been so disorery it, character that Mr. SAM
mel Dawson and other citizens residing in the vicinity
resolved to break il mp possible, aud with that intent
made complaint before Justice Steers, who issued his
warrant for the arrest of the parties. The prisoners
were taken 10 the Essex Market Police Court yester-
day morning. when the magistrate held Theresa in
the sum of $500 10 answer the charge of keeping dis
orderly house. and discharged the others With epr.
mand.
On Friday night young man, giving his name rs
Charles Lacher entered the liquor store of Thomas
Oates No. 7i5 Second street, and in payment for
drink rendered counterfeit B. bill on the Brandon
Bank of Vermont The barkeeper gave Lacher his
change but subsequently discovering that the bill was
worthless started in pursuit of his customer, whom
he found few blocks distant, and caused his arrest
similar bill found in posssssion ol the accused.
Iacher said he received the money in payment Of
bill, and supposed that il was good. He was taken
before Justice Kelly, and committed for examination.
At late hour Friday night two Germans, named
Harris Kohler and Morris Morris had alteration at
No. Sc Essex street where they resided. The jaw
was wound up with fight, in which, a. il alleged,
Morris drew knife aud stabbed his antagonist under
the left ear, inhicting serious wound. Morris was
subsequently arrested by Tenth Precinct officer,
and taken before Justice Steers, who committed him
to prison to await the result of kohlers injuries.
On Saturday afternoon Mr.. Alexander Francois Of
No. If Harrison street, while riding upon one of the
Eighth-ayenue cars had his pocket picked OF porte
monnaie containing $500. 900 of the amount
was in $50 bills the Importers and Traders Bank,
$500 in 300 bills on the Chemical Bank, aud the
balance in miscellaneous bills. So neatly was the job
done that Mr. Francis did not discover his loss until he
was about to leave the car in the upper part Of the
city.
The same afternoon. NJ. Robert Lovctt, while riding
upon one of the sixha,enue ears had his watch and
chain, valued at $50, picked from his pocket by an
adroit thief
Late on Friday night Capt. Turnbul Of the Eighth
Precinct made descent upon the alleged dsorierly
house No 50 Wooster street. and arrested the inmates
some ten in number. The parties were taken to the
Jefferson Market Police Court the following morning
| and discharged by Justice Kelly with reprimand
| On Saturday morning. abont O'Clock Officer Har-
| rod, of the Twentieth Precinct, while patrolng his
beat had his attention attracted by two suspicious
looking fellows proving about the oor-ways vari
! Gus dwelling houses. lie watched them some time,
| and finally feeling satisfied that they were making
burgarious demonstration dwelling pounced upon
! and arrested them. They were taken 10 the station
House where they gave their nance Richard Gin
/ tor and Thomas Ialer. The former proved to be u
noted English burglar and j. said TO have spent one
term in the State Prison. IIaller is an Englishman,
| who says that lie fell in with Clinton the previous
evening" aud that Clinton told him that he could make
more money cracking cribs than working at his
trade. Both denied attempting burglary, and Haler
said that Clinton was merely showing him how easily
house could be entered. Both were armed with re-
volvers, aud had burglars tools. On Saturday the
prisoners were taken before Justice Kelly. but there
being no evidence against them they discharged
from custody.
About O'Clock the same morning, officer HUI oi
the Twentieth Precinct, aw two young fellows coming
out of the butcher-shop of Jacob Smith, No 52i
Eighth avenue; one with the money under his arm,