New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-02-15

be taken to brokers aud exchanged tbs done, the
| 80 was handed over to sharper number .wo while
| sharper number remarked We'll, JUS, como over
| with NE 10 the brokcrs.' Chase consented, and
walked down Broadway with his now acquaintance TN
II. they reached John street. The sharper romarknG,
up here Sir started up stairs Of No. Joha stree
follow ed by Chase but Instant very my seriously
disappeared, was supposed by deecerding another
stairway. Chase, however still had cop6deuce, aud
remained some time on the stairs awaiting his friends
return, until thought struck him that ne had been
vctinzed. In relating this piece Of experience to the
Mayors Marshal, Chase said he had missed large
amount Of money when in Ph;adepbis recently aud
thought pickpockets must have relieved him Of it.
Mr. Chase finally concluded no had about experience
enough and would no longer place confience il either
New-York or Philadelphia.
THY ALLEGED flour SwISDIg.-Tte parties i'm
picsied in this srair the arrest Of whom has been
already noticed in ThE TRIBUNE, underwent au ex-
animation last week at the Jefferrou Market Police
Court and Saturday last Justice Kelly rendered his
decision.
II will be remembered that al the pirties, viz: Is.
Fabian Water Paterson and Theodore Lewis we're
originally held to charge Of false pre'enses,
by obtaining $4,000 from Mr.. Rouck Of Pearl street,
bbls-beApged to them, or rather to Theo. Lewis &
Co. levi. s Patterson. II appears that tho -four in
question was the property of Jessy Hoyt Co.. and
was stored in building in Washington street in which
Lewis & Co. had an office. Lewis s. CO. had, as
shown by some letters given in evidence msdd come
overures to Jeese Hoyt Co. for the purchase Oft
-four but no actual sale was effected. They had at the
same time entered into negotiations with the thiri
party accused for the sale Of it 70 him at advanced
price, Thus matters stood when they applied 10 Mr..
Rouck for advance of $500; the -four to be
ahpped his spondent in London, Faban assent
| ing that Lewis & Co. should receive the money
count Of the amount of purchase money TO be paid by
him. Mr.. Rouck having ascertaiued that Lewis &
Co. were rot the owners Of the flour, Oh consultation
with Jese Hoyt 4 Co., determined 10 complete the
negotiation for the purchase Of the -four and then have
the parties arrested, which accordingly done
The acoesed, who were admitted to bail, esch ap'
pesred by separate council For the prosecution,
Messrs. Clinton and Stafford for the defsndant Pat.
terson, Mr. Spencer; for Fabian Messrs. Lamonia and
Johnston, and for Lewis Mr.. Huntley The charge of
false preenses was abandoned at the first h1arng, and
the defendants Lewis ard Patersou. finally held
| to answer charge of conspiracy. The magistrate
being Of opinion that Mr. Fabian fully esculpated
from participation in any fraud in which the other pa.
| ties were concerned, discharged him
| Rail OF IpT GRAsD LoDGg.-The aalusl ball of
the Masonic Grand Lodge viii be given at N'bos on
Tuesday evening the proceeds 70 Do devoted to the
| widows and orphans fund.
| DEATH BY TAKING An OVER DOSE OF MoRsHtSE'-
| Coroper Gamble was yesterday called to hold an ~
quest at the house No. 80 Tesry street. On the body OF
Vincent Choyey, who had died there few hours pre-
vicusy, as wss believed, from an iover-dcse Of ndi
cine taken BY himself, administered TO him ~ some
one in attendance. Mr.. Chcveyihad been great
sufferer from iDaammatory rheumatism and whifo N
psroxy Of pain took morp,iD 20 alay the acute
pain. Charles L. Chovsy was the first witness sworn
He says:
The deceased was my brother; be boarded here o.
No 20 ves.ry .treet taken II "Wednesday ss vita
return psnm.ory rheumatism, which disease ~asne
ect e suffered great pen n and eGa a ~
we, much he bad BEEN he said be took se oE
paDt nsh, Psyg ard hs. hi' pscsSSS ip VIZ
ooA that he ieces.d vsse and anxious to zee NO
Richard Rocke. being duly sworr, deposes and SAG.
i board No vs:ry stree. am dry ea n esa TO
with me sS as. a,s ssa iAs tod S would ~
him lave some ;sye him about q e's,I o. Of
sria Gid Le. weigh guessed a, IL I.ePt in the e .:
With he deceased and hesri hira breathe essvy 30.
and :s1 ,os phyc who came '"on but the deceased di''
A. p. Dalrympe, NJ. D., being duly sworn dePO,ses
AID ssysI VS., I'd 20 the decessed O'clock th
morning. and fcad him unconscious. rrspns sS~y s H. +;
shout ,esn min afterwards from the history me 49,
the Of the death Of deccaed am satisfied h nus ss
died f,on the Effects OF the morhire- H..
Edward Holmes. residing at No. 30 'estts 80
afs.' s;s The SeessS fneen drop. q Msrendi.. sos
ion e. cue halt Of morphine 90 Ih9raty .o,.
Icse here he Sloins oinns and .t.d what eec; &c.
n,oh!,e h.d hn sd be replied. You mlget ~e ns'.
Friday ush, called him; gave him 70 morphine '
The case wac then submitted 10 the Jury, VINO rem
dered verdict 81 follows:
That piroer cAOyey BIZ Se.h By SC n0
app ios !. woaid produce other THAI benetriA ELECTS
Mr.. Chovey was % years of age, and ha'''0 VI
FgsEce,
FA1AI FALL WHILE I.roxIcArEp.-Ahout teo
clock Saturday evening, Ellen MssterSon, ao TN
woman Of very intsu perate hstits. who lved i 'n'
resr Of house No. Ill Delaney street, eit ne' 'oou
to 20 down s.aira for pail Of water. Being
Obvious at the time Il is supposed she an' ,eH
into tie aresEsy and Injured herself 50 as 10 DC un'oe
TO cry for help Nothing Tss seen Oh ne' '' 'ne
70. wing morning, when che wa foundiSirs aesa ID
the area by Mary Murray, living IN tho same Houso,
Officer Lhte Of the Tenth Ward Preeinc'' eou'eyea
the body to the Station House. and ntofea .oouei
Cour ery who he'd On inquest. The jury rendered
yer, itt: -,
Tia. Ellen NSts.,r her data o s .Tto s tSs
YS IS iss While n s:sis oirtoI.or thereby ifssurns
the osrvical vrs,ebrf ard causing dssia ,L1 L;,,
Mrs. Mastcrsou was widow, her hu-oenu having
died some three years sso. Size has lett 'nree eoaren
who are living with one Of her brvher' ono "''
about 50 yeus Of sge.