New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-10

the R'th Assembly District elected lsaiah Ryuiers
delegate and John Harrison alternate.
Tn LATE PRrsE,rArIos.-The cost Of the articles
pr sented TO West Caldwell & Co. by their credtors
TUESDAY night, was $4,000, instead OF Sl,'oo' as
stated.
BOARD oF CouNcILsLs.-There was no quorum
last night, The Board Will meet this afternoon at
> O'Clock.
THv ZOUVvr oNcY MoRr.-The arrest Of Capt. DE-
Riviere FOR an alleged assault upon Lewis +. Grant al
the Smith .onian House on Wednesday night the facts
concerning which were published in yesterdays TRIB-
USY, created no little excitement about town and
although the affair occurred &, late hour, yet the
spread about tie city and talked OF in every
bar-room from ore end of the metropolis 10 the other
Two OF the Fifteenth Precinct men, Officers Scott and
Smith, were passing up Broadway a, The ume and
Seerg the row. rushed the street and INTO the
house (which is located in the Fourteenth Precinct
and pu end TO the difficulty They had the parties
under arrest. hut Fourteenth Prccnc, officer coming
mp claimed the prisoner De Riyiere and took him to
the StationiIouse. One OF the parties taken to
the Fifteenth Precinct Station but, appearing
against him. Capt. Dilks set him at liberty. Capt:
Williamson of the Fourteenth Precinct gave up his
room to Riviere, ard the ZOuave enjoyed good
nights rest A, an early hour Yesterday morning an
officer conveyed the Captain to the Essex Market
Police Court when the complainant made the follow
ing affidavit:
LewsE Grant of No 10 Pearl bein, duly De-
poses ard SAYS that "Wednesday the sh September IN the
yeAr 1885, the City of New YORK he violently assaulted
beaten Capt Henry de Rere, who met depnent ~
The Smithsonian House BFo.dwSy sad sTss seRsnTs s'sS
the and cioked him. without any Jus'hs'on on ne par
of the said asssilsnI
Justice Brennan read the complaint to the prisoner
and asked him what he had to say. DE Rviere re-
Piled that he had challenged any in the world to
fgl. him, and that Grant had published very Of
fensve card concerning him. in consequence of which
he felt it his duty to chastise him Grant.
The magistrate cut short the warlike talk of the
Captain and said he would require him to find bail in
the sum OF $500 the charge of assault and
battery at the Court of Special Sessions to be held
on Saturday tomorrow.
VIM. Joseph c. Santos, cigar dealer, OF Broadway
became surety for the captains appearance.
al BrY SEVEN HUNDRED TOLLA voR TES ToLLa.' ~
Yesterday morning well dressed man, native OF
Poland named Jean Chrstiansk, called at the Detec
tive Police office in order to give information OF a
swndle that had been perpetrated upon him by one of
the chevaliers dindustrie known 10 the police as
pocket book droppers. Detectives Sampson, Young,
Can't Walling and Sergeat Letferts present, to
whom Monsieur Christianski. in broken English re-
lated his troubles and il was about much either
one of them could do to maintain his gravity. Upon
entering the office the victim in most agitaed man
ner asked "Who is in charge of dis blaze : have
been sheeted."
Sergeant Lefferts replied-I am in charge, Sir;
what il the trouble!
Christanski then said
You zee have a bair of classes on, aud Cannot
zee very gut; you l cum OH de zhip, and vas
locking a de great zhips and houses, ven zum vear
cum along and catch me by de heel of my boot, by
gar: re velar gay to me, Sair, y0u have lost your
porte monnsie," aud quickly | clap my hand on my
pockate and Wind my porte monnaic all right, and
say No, Sair: you mistaken; no lost ME pock
ct.book:" re man insist zat lose my porte monnaie,
and zen he open him and show ME seven hundred
tollar and tell me zat if give him twenty-five tolar
ne give pocket-book, and get re reward;
zen say to ze man, Give me ze porte monnale, and
| give you re twenty-five tollars out ov him" but
ze man gay no. Eat would be stealing; zen dinks not
Il bargain it would be re best bargnine za make in
xix months; and also links vat great country zls is
zat | Gun make such bargain; zen ! look in my
pockates and Winds $40 and 10 cents, and | offare
him zat; re man wanted more, but zay no-iconf
deually to the ofiicerl-by gar | would give him
more but | have more; zen he agree to dake ze
money and dakes dee porte-monnaie and butts him
in me pockae, and hold NY hand him and run IA
quick as | can to my room; lock ze dor and peeks
droo ze key hole To dat nobody looks; zen gets
on re bed and opens ze porte monnaie; by gar
yeels SO rich Eat slaps my hands; Zen proceeds
10 look; ven by gar found one dwo dree piece
papier and viye pennies, and, by gar dwo OF
zem is bad-nO good; zen jump mp aud run back to
ze shipe yor 10 dell Eat he Is Won tam rascal,
and make him give me back my ten tollar aud witty
zents and by gar zey is gone; Zen / comes here L
have drayeed 10 re Roose RUSSIA, ze PrOosc (Prus-
sial in &c Vrance and in Ingland, and, by gar |
Cd in, Ialta ind aho
ze countray; InOw dink il a tam rascaly cOuntray
for shete me out of my ten tolar and witty zents.
Soon after Monsieur started to leave, when Officer
Sampson asked him if he was sure he had his hat;
upon which he pulled off his hat and said:
by gar, do not know; dnk it is peter hat
tan mine. / will leave pefore lose my poots y
Sergeant Lefferts promised Monsieur that he would
do all he could to recover his money and Chnstanski
thanking him, took his departure.
CHAPTER OF AcCIDEsrs AND CAsCALrIEs.-An
unknown man. apparently boatman, was found lying
on the corner of Fulton and West streets in state Of
insensibilty about II, o'clock on Wednesday night,
by Officer Galloway who procured assistance and
conveyed him 10 the Hospital The unfortunate
was found to be suffering from a wound upon
the head, but how or in what manner il was inflicted
is not known at present. lie was seen walking down
Fulton street short time previous, and was observed
to lie down whore the officer found him.
At late hour the same night, a sick man named
James Rice was found by Officer Ahern of the Seventh
Precinct lying the walk foot of Pike slip and con-
veyed him to the police station. Surgeon Wells Of the
Department was sent for, and pronounced the man
sick with ship fever aud directed him to be removed to
the Hospital.
Ga Thursday morning, Mary Norton Of No. 63
Greenwich street ell down flight of stairs and irac-
tured her ann. Taken TO the Hospital.
John Dciohn, Frenchman board Of the soop
Southport, lying at Pier No. i3 East River, accident