New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-22

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"a ~. ei.chsrged Caroline, she appearing to know
ro.birg about the matter.
por.n YoR THE VEsr-Anothsr happy company
..,h. cbi,Sren's Aid Society leit Nswiork yester-
.a.,noo, uns,r the care Of Mr. c. c. Tracy. lie
-, bonnd for the fertile praries of the West,
- n.ss.n, honestesis aud kind friends await the
-. r. s,d eills. who are fortuns'e as 10 ex-
nb.,y. IN. city for the country where 50 msny have
be., saved for better iu uTe than their sOtecedents
porttudsd.
Opposyo TO BEING LOCKED UP.-AbOut l2l o'clock
xts;erssy afternoon stou.bult young fellow, about
medium iedt and rather roughly dressed, stepped into
,he drug store of Mr. DnsInore, the Sixth avenue,
h,xs4n Foutth street aud Washington place, aud
nss,,,2 behind TIE counter drew cut the money-'hl
and beued himself to It's contents amounting TO s. or
slo in silver and bills. Tie clerk, who had gore into
the bsch toom for moment, returGed in time 10 see
the th.tf leave the store and down tae Sixth
svenrs. lie gave chsse, crying Sop thief and
zoe. fo.y fifty persons were ID pursuit OF the fellow,
who 8. uCk of down Fourth street by some means or
other tie thief gave bis pursuers tue slip and the
mi riy returned 10 tie avenue when MIR. Lsvy, who
had been foremost in the chase discovered the fellow
on tie couer of Sixth avenue and Washington place,
waking along as if nothing had happened. Chase
vss sgain gwen, and the cry Of "S.op thief"
sumed Mr.. Thomas w. Murray, one of the
clerks at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
whIe On Lis way home, heard the alarm,
ard eteng the fellow approaching, stopped him
When s6sabls Of a struggle took place, the parties
being et eqral weight Murray grabbed the thief by
the co.i.oo ar ard the fellow. up to sl the tricks Of
The prof ssop slipped out Of bis coat, bu not quick
e.. - b.I vaaa AL bia Ou he
fore Murray caught him by the throat and pushed him
sos;, = ,p iron railing Thief then Instituted series
of fkcl upor Murrays shics, and seemed dis sosed TO
eyb.. Murray offered to fgh: him, but thief would
not fel Murray insisted thief going to the Polcs
four proceeded with him in that direction, when
thief nsds up bis mind tba: they should carry him
there ard forthwith his legs refused to do their duty
powerful nan now stepped up and assisted Mr.. Mur-
,sy ssi the thief was conveyed to the Courtroom and
seated behind the bar, Mr. Murray telling Officer Fer
gusor TO look after the prisoner.
Mr Mursy seated buself at bic desk, and Officer
Feeuson happerng to turn bis back the fellow lesped
out of the Courtroom window upon slantng shed,
ard ioog to the edge, jumped into the avenue, and
ran up Ninth street. Officer Ferguson followed suit,
but tie thief got half block dist ant aud doiged up
alley wherce a burly Dutcbman trsd TO take him. but
got biz eyes blacked for his trouble The fellow was
Gpsy secued and taken again 10 the Court, where he
gave his nsne as Walter +. McLsin. Justice Kelly
committed Walter prison. The money which Walter
had stolen was found in a tank Of water, corner Of
Sixth svenue ard Washington place
ARRrsT OF BRoKER Yesterday afternoon OH
Ger Sa'er Of the Lower Police Court arrested Allen
Clark a broker doing bdsnees in this city, on var
rant Issued by Justice Connolly, the accused beug
charged with having defrauded Mr.. Cyrus Clnmipgs
of No SO East Twentieth street out of $j 900 in cash
ara notes Of hand by Of false aod fraudulent
reprssottstOns. IL is alleged by Mr.. Cummings thst
III September or October, 1856, Clark called on him
enc 1eque bim to join him Clark in the purchase
of coal and iron compspy in the State of Maryland
Clark represented that he wss well acquainted with
The business, and said it was very profitable. The
Company was known as the Hampshire Coal and Iron
Compsry. Clark further represented that he was
nan Of weshh, standing and character, and upon hi
statements Mr.. Cummings fuaIy agreed to make
the investment. Some days after this interview
Clsik 1'trmsd Cummings that he had been
unable to complete tae purchase of the
Hampshire Company, as it had been secured and pur'
chased hy Other psree, but that he hsd received in
6mscn relative 10 the charter of comp any in Cum
btrlsp5. Msrylend, called the "MOupt Airy Coal and
coal lsrds, snd could bs purchased for the sum of
$50 O0o CLARK said he had agreed to purchase it for
TIA. emou1t, and il would be iirstrsts investment
Nj. Cummings, relying upon the statements made by
Clark was Induced TO enter into the speculation as a
JOINT partner with Clark lie accordingly paid several
thOassri collars in cssh snG gave his notes for several
Aou'nd moIe, the sum total being $4,000. Tae
morey pad TO Clark, who, il was understood was
TO psy Ike smouat, and thus secure the purchase.
M. Cummings row alleges ths. the statements and
representations of Clark false in every patcuar
sno made with intent to defraud that the Mount Airy
Company instead of being worth S3OOOO is not worth
10 exceed IL coo; that the money and Does sl5 UOO
paid 10 Cls,k were converted 20 his own use, &c.
M. Tnomss Gilbert of WilismsbuIgh alleges that
in the mouth Of Jsnusry last in conversation on tie
subject between himself and Clsrk the osrner of
Fuhon street ard Broadway, Clark told him that he
would make Nj. Cuminir gs a poor msn in less than
three ntbs and that HE interest in the Mount Airy
Company was worthless. The accused was conveyed
before Justice Connolly, and commit ed to prison for
elimination.
PIcKrooKEts.-Mrs. Cathsrine Hawkins of Pai'a-
dephs while standing a. frui, stand corner OF Bsx-
Ter ard Chsthsm streets, yesterday afternoon, was
Ostsd sga,,s; by two young fellows of whom in
serted he hand 10 her dress pocket aud took therefrom
her por,e moDnse, containing So so. Detective Off
GERS Roach ard Wilson had been watching the fellows
r an horr or mOre and witnessed the robbery Of Mrs
Hawkins. They gave chase, and finally c'p.ured the
iloss, who gave their nsmes as Joseph Dodson and
TAomss PDor. The money was recovered. The &C.
cused were taken before Justice Kelly al the Jeffer
con Market Police Court, and locked up in default OF