New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-14


last but frutess effort to obtain the payment of the
Judgment, so as to prevent the sale. Mr.. Stout oti-
mated that he would be willing to advance the money
on a Controller warrant which he would hold a
year; but on application to the Controller found him
more doggedly determined not to pay than Mr.
Stout could 90 nothing for Mr.. Lowbcr, aud the sa
proceeded. Mr.. Scott paid the $4,000 down, AMI
Mr. Lowber left the Hall with the money in his
pocket
SUSPECTED OF BEING COUSTERFEITERs.--On Tues
day afternoon, an Irish woman named Margaret
Burns went into the pork store of Mr.. Jameson, in
West Thdy-ciglth street. and offered bogustwonty-
FIVE cent piece in payment for piece of pork. The
counterfeit being det' cted by the pork butcher, Mar
esrt was handed over TO the custody Of Officer Depuy
Of the Twentieth Precinct Subsequently Officer
Dessy accompanied by another officer, repaired to
Che habiiation Of Mrs. Burns, in the basement OF
rear house in Forty.second street. near the ZENITH
avenue, and there instituted minute search, which
resulted in the discovery of several plaster mos for
Eve ten and twenty-five cent pieces also, dies for cents
The dies and molds were secreted IN the oven OF a
large cooking stove In other portions Of the prem-
sss the officers found some counterfeit pennies and
other coin, and quantity of the base metal used in
!he manufacture Of the same. The officers also
rested Michael Burns, Margarets husband, and nan
named John Dork who had been frequently seen going
in and out OF the premises and is suspected of assisting
in the manufacture of the bogus coin The parties
were Yesterday morning taken to the Jefferson Market
Police Court when Justice Kelly after taking the
affidavit Of the officer, sent the case before the United
Nates Commissioner.
For some time past counterfeit bills Of the denomna-
ton of Gives" tens" and "twcutics" ON the
Onopdaea Bank, Lee Bauk, Market Bank of Troy and
Wndham County Bank, have been freely circulated
lot only in this city but about the country, and all
attempts on the part of the police 10 discover the
oounterfeiters seemed likely to prove futile, when
Officers Roach and Poole of the detective force came
acioss woman named Julia Ackerman, who informed
them tha the "qucer" was uttered by Louisa Garrett
and her husband Hiram Garrett. Yesterday ornlng
the officers proceeded t. Hyde Park and arrested Mr
and Mrs. Garrett and arragred them before Justice
Kelly at the jefferson Market Police Court Mrs.
Alderman alleges that she has seen Mrs. Garrett pass
some Of the bills in question at the store OF Mr. Clark,
No 957 Ninth avenue and at other places, in payment
for linen and sundry small articles. The case IS under
investigation before Justice Kelly, and the parties are
sL in custody Garrett is the same person who was
sent to state Prison from Buffalo for term of 10 years,
but was parionod 10y Gov. Hunt.
THr AccipFNT on BOARD OF THE STEAMSHIP CITY
Or BairIMoRr.-The man that WAS blown overheard
from the above steamship on Tuesday and killed while
coming through the Narrows, was named William
karshan, seaman and a native of England. Coroner
Vanderbilt of Castleton s l., held inquest, aud
verdict of accidental death by the premature discharge
,F cannon ON board u the above vessel rendered
DANGEROUSLY IsJuRgD.-A few days ago, Frank
McHcnrv. with several Of his friends, went into
por,er.house in the Ninth Ward and while there Il
quarrel took place between them. During the row,
Ohe John Devne as is alleged, seized large wooden
mallet called " bung-starter, with which he struck
henenrv powerful blow on the left temple. Officer
hanifcn of the Ninth Precinct was called In and ar
Tested Devine whom Justice Kelly subsequently COM
nite, to prison. Morris Mcllenry, brother OF Frank
testified 10 witnessing the assault, and certIncate
fOm ID. Johnston produced in Court settiog forth
That Mcilenry confined to his bed in an nsenSibie
condition, and that he badly injured that there
was out Ite chance of his recovery. Yesterday after
noon several Of the friends of the accused appeared at
Court ana applied FOR the liberation of Deyinc on bail
Inc Magistrate said that ON Tuesday night he visited
Mcilenry and found him still insepsible. and added
iha, he would not hbera,e the accused un'ess Dr.
Johnston and another physician would testify that the
man would be able to get abOu, in few DAYS
REAL EsrATF.-The following sales of real estate
were made Yesterday a, the Merchants EXCHANGE bv
a. j. Blocker Son, 4 CO.:
Brownonc Hease and Lot : T. 5,h-sv ssA . : =, ~,
mouse az" 'ssc VI - - ~ ohs' ll,D~O
oet ana AZ, ",0a,a on - -. a. "rat ssrbor $3.50
Lo = Noe 91h'st w. ~ r" 70 ~ S,ASaSh.. also
Ssory bfek itouse aue Lot No 10 r. iEsst..... 65e0
S~ofy brick House and Lot No ~ T.. lehst.... 800
SHory hrck House and Lot No lSl + 2ths;..... 5ga
SfoEN brick House and Ut No 80 = I'm st..... $3.50
soty hfirk House suo lot NJ, lbl r lS,l s'....
stofy trCk House and Lot No lc9 = lethst.... 500
sorN hrick House and Lot No l6i r l2;ht..... 500
s.cty brk Hen-e sud Lot No li9 r. lSh-t...... 56Do
i"t p cor II ay aud 7sfhs, -3O. Als n....... l55n
Lts side dav 256i T. " 79h-.t, 2ao}NlOl, "a llN
Lots n eide 1sh ~. 10 n T. 2dsy, 25Nl'22, liOl
Also. the following hy J. T. wilkins: