New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-30

CITY ITEMS.

CIX I IIEHS.
WHAT OUR MARKrTs Arr UsrD PoR.-Complants
se constantly being made by country producers of the
great wait of proper accommodations for them IN our
markets, while favored parties in the city secure
the occupancy for the sale of commodities other than
those usually to be found in any public market. Ga
stIoipg through Fulton Market yesterday, We were
ioIcbly reminded Of the business Of the complaints
fered to- for les than nine large stalls Enclosures
fitted up coffee. cake and pie shops, eight as
oyster eaoors four stands occupied oi the sale OF
cgsis, chewing tobacco, pipes, &c Elk for the sse
Of eis periodicals. &c six for the sale OF cutlery,
wsl'et-, &c; two for the sae Of hats. caps, &c, be-
sides tutdry other stands for the sale Of candies fancy
articles &c; ard Notwithstanding the fact that the
c8riaee.way Of South street has been encrosched
upt 10 the extent of from l2 TO feet for arket pu,
poses come parties have Within the last ten days in
closed about GOO square feet of the street with high
fe CO. ana appropriated the TO their private use
fer tie sas of fruit and shade Trees the occupants
thus incorporating mote than fourth of the entire
width Of the street in the mmsdia, vicinity Of Full
ton Ferry, wieIc i previously too CONT acted for
the immcrse travel. The Instructors alluded to
ovcht 10 receive the earliest attention OF the ohcia
haytg authority TO act in the matter.
Orr M,NsIoNs CosiNG Dows.-Tls old mansion
No Is State street facing the Battery erected ward
Of fotty yeMs ego by Mr. Oracle Of the firm of Oracle
& Griswold for bs private residence, and sincs occu
ped by John Stewart, ir., chipping merchant also IL
budir No. Pearl street, for than Thirty years
occupied b. John Stewart, sr, are now bong tsken
down with q view of having cted in their place
magnificent warehouse. five stories high, having
frot On Stat. street OF l2 feet GO feet trout Bird
street ard about 80 feet front Pearl street Ire
material of the walls will be fine pressed brick, with
Bellevue sandstone fscogs. The store will be put up
for Mr.. Stew,,t by Mr.. S. Bauta builder
New MrIHoDisr CHURCH AT STAMroRD.-The
Trustees Of e Methodet Church at STANFORD, Conc,
have Gently purchased fine plot OF ground, at the
colter of Main sid River streets IN that village, "a
site for q new house of worship. Upon the ground
there an excellent dwelling house. which WI be oc
Cupied as the parsonage Ii Is understood to be the
int n.ion Of the Trustees to erect commodous, hand
some AID substantial church etifce; but, as yet, no
particular Style Of architecture has been sgreed upon
CusspIRirG TO DEFRAuD-FALsE RErrFsENrA-
rto>s.-Yes.erday afternoon Officers Leighton aud
CoIfsx attached to the Jefferson Market Police Court,
arrested SgmuId Frank ard Louis Frank, on charge
f obtaining goods by false and fraudulent representa-
tioD, and copsprpg together to defraud several mer
charts doing bufiIess in this city, Mr.. John Maschrg
e the finn Of Marching & Brother, merchants doing
business at No. IS Dey street. alleged that on or about
The 9th Of Japua,y last, Sigmpnd Frank, merchant
Of Galveston. Texes, accompanied by Louis Frank OF
the firm Of Fa1k & Co. of this city, came 20 lis place
Of business when Sigmurd applied for the purchase OF
bill Ct boots and shoes upon credit. lie represented
that he was worth $1,000 ever and above all his deo"
ard liabitiee that he was doing cash busioe's eh
clusively, and was ftee from debt except IN small
omouLt; tEat he had just paid the hm CT H. FRANK
Co. in full Of all their clais against him for purchases
previously made of them. Sgmund Frank referred 70
LOU. Frank. who stated 20 Mr.. Marching that he
knew all about S. Franks assets and liabilities ard
that what he had stated in regard to his pecunary
affairs was true and that his crecit was undoubted'
Messrs. Marching & Brother, relying upon inc
truth of said allegations and Representations, soid ana
delivered to S. Frank quantity Of boots and SHOES OIL
the value Of $40 65.
Ths goods were Immediately shipped, together with
other purchases, to Galveston, Texas. IL iu''noi
alleged that, after the said goods were shipp'd,
Louis Frank cons ;riDg with Sgmund Frank 10 cne".
and deraud their creditors out Of their property caused
and procured one Jacob Frank to return win o's
mund 70 Charlie stcu for The purpose ct taxing an ~
Segment Of the entire stock of goods aud assets VI
every description for the bereft of Louis Frank q 90
on account Ct and in liquidation Of their sai CLAIM
seaiDs. him. diateiy upon their arrlva d. Ca
weston, said SigmuLd in pur uance OF sad i'au'u,'1
des sr od and transferred the goods purchaser o' MI
Marching and Others, Lis eutre stock OF good' a"u
eif.cts Upon the conclusion of the sale, SBnuhd TO-
turned to this city, and upon being visited D! 'n
Marching stated that lie unable to pay the aeo'
of S. Frank Co ard that he should psyno o'e e'e7
Marx Rothcllild, of the firm of Rothchiio pe'n-
leimer & So onor doing business al No. u L'oe''!
street testified Tia. be sold TO Sigmund franA' up''
representations similar TO those above aet 'otlu |"
qusnt.y Of merchandise Of the value OF about w.
which amount :, row due and remains wholly uhpsa'
Samuel Gcotm,u, Of the finn of d. IL. "oodnia"
Brothers, alleged that during the fai Us iif"' 80
SgmuLd Frank bill IL socds TO the amount OF Wv
which BIZ Eth remains due and unpaid
Il yss s'cged that the Fiahks had IN 'ne "a""-
above 'ta;ej. 3efrauded parties 10 Pflaoe'paS' 'e"
Yuk aud otler places. Justice Qusofeno-'p' ~.
whom the pa,,es were taken, held them 'o' eh'l'N'
ton.
A RfrrTYD THirt.-A cay or Two age 'ii'' I"iN.
hcMeo;my. OF No 565 Broairsy sppe~Si "'''.'
Ju.;ts Kelly. n tas JeGsss'e Make f'hc' V'''''