New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-15

,,,,n,s ~ sor The efaes above, beng enTsly Spa
,... f,,~. ...b o,hor There ID also sspHs1 co
trance 70 the m-rt o5css, o. vel Is to zoe anier
=, lar u.ed foi fa,l forsscss vAer Closets &c ioe
b.p.nt s.ory i occup'ei by an eIeasags broker and
.t.t,orer; III. 6nt story from, and al JEns ROOM,
Ar. ccrnssd by the Pacific Iosursnos Company 'hs
main room beirg . eet inches by 81, ADD tas Nesc1
or room II feet BY 'eet il he's; tbs Psshc AK
occup, rpg the shOl. Of the resr part, toe o~kos
70. N beng - feet By 49, and IS feet higi, with
Snm.d ceiling, and bghtei by splendid 'ky-iso'
Lao BY side ard angle hgh;s. The directors room
ssioinps, is IL feet inches BY 20 $50, hga*d oy
,ky.rebt AID one vird)r, sad al venulsied 10 the
most peIfeot manner Toe approach 70 the oshAi's-
room il by hall feet wife, fon tie nAa enianc'
The banking and Insurance Offices arc hI'td up VIZ
black walnut, AMI besvy silver bots and iss''olss'
All the psr:roes being G led vita neh ea' ei'' sS'
securing al one glance the whole sNten OF toe ediu g
The iron ,sfes are believed TO BE- the ha'dsomt ever
mt up in the city While they considered p.re'uy
ere and burglar proof. The whols OF TINS s,ory IS
fitted I'D in the complete manner, with mooern
/ eopysri.nees, such a. marie wssh-0sHns, ~ate''
closets &C. TIE rear basement, also occupied oy tne
bank IL bkswse fitted up VITA safes dressinsr 'on',
vsereoets &c. for the use OF toe clerks OF ths H.
s,,tutiors and the storage of books, property &c
TIE second story is 10 be occupied by hrm oil msr-
chaptsilor. the third story by Thomas 500, arc1i-
,ee,s tire fourth story by Mr. Ebo', the artist TIE
entire building vii b, heated by furnace. Griffith
Thomas srcbitsct; Mr.. Scudder, ms.on' MI Cnrlsae,
csrper,.r; George r jackson, iron yorker T. men
dori, Lyons s. Co., ft'ers up. The ground and the
erection Of the building, cost something over $S wv,
and i. jointly owned by the Pacific Bank aud the
Pacific In ,ursbce Company. The upper ssorss have
! - 49, - haa NJ "a m a.
aoor viii not incur expense in the shape OF rent,
exceeding sC0 per snnum, TO tie owning institutions
! Tur N,Ryyr srREyr CHURcH-At s church meet
ipe. CD Monday evening the Rev Mr. Caylsr wa re-
un..ted 20 withdraw ths resignation lsey rendered by
/ hin. The question Of eddce uptown is under
| discussion by the congreg stion.
| CURIOUS CASE or ALLEGED FoRGERT.-A yonng
| man, who gives bis mans as Francis Pennington and
alleges that be the son Of the itish Cocsul st r
sies was Yesterday arrested by Officer Gardner, Of
toe City Hal Police Court complaint of az Italian
boarding house seper at No. 81 White street, named
Hypolite Galli,t charged with forging note promis
Jog 70 BE- responsible for 600, with the nSme of f NJ
Arch aid, British Consul, a. this port and giving
tie zane az security for board for himsef snt wife.
| Pennington tells romantic story. He had Travelled
be said over the principal countries OF the world aud
10 December Last, arrived at Nes Oresns, with the
concurrence of bis father 10 the intention OF mskiog
visit TO the UIied Sstes previous to setting up 10
business at home. He 10 Washington soou after,
where be encountered fair American dam ell, by whom
fewas csptvsted. They married and came on TO NeE'
York i've weeks ago. On his arrival, he took rooms at
Gae,s house with utterly exhausted purse, butin
the daily expectation of receiving REMIT sncei and
| the forgery he confessed, inside TO obvlate the
unpea sntness Of frequent duos until the mooey should
come to hand He stated that it the first tins he
had ever been arres ted, and s,ked many question
ahout the Toubs and the Of treatment recsved
there In default Of ball. he cent with sn officer
TO make person al irspection and to try it, sccomno-
dalions The cir. who accompanied him requested to
be locked I'D in the same room with hi n, 10 which,
however she was told that could not be accomno-
| dated.
| DIED N PRIsoS.-O Officer Jackson found an aged
man in the streets, about 9 O'Clock on Wednesday
morning, nsensibe; but, whether from drunkenness
or other causes is unknown. He placed cart,
and taken TO the Jefferson Market Prison, where be
recovered sufficiently to say that his name was Bryan
Farmer; that he marble cutter, and 90 years Of
age. He had black eye, and severe contuiions
about his head. Soon ser bis admission to the prison
he grew very SICK and died about 10 clock yesterday
mo,rrg having received no medical attention what.
ever. Coroner Gamble will hold al inquest to day.
L. is said that the wife of deceased is 10 Bellevue
Hospital suffering hom broken leg.
| ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-An English drover named
Francis Marry, residing at Nc ZIG Cedsr street. be-
comI Jealous of his wife, attempted sucide Wednes
day evening by cutting his throat with clasp knife.
The instrument dull however that, after hack
ng away for some time be fam to give up the at
tempt in despair. His condition becoming known, the
police took him 10 the City Hospital.
NUTIsr.-The Hsrbor Police sent boats crew, on
Wednesday evening, to the ship Fanny McHsnry, then
lying In tire stresm, and arrested Wm. Bel and Wm.
Walker, two of the crew for mutinyng, add stsbbng
Jss. n. Dursnd the fret mate, and others. Walker,
being also wounded, subsequently cent to toe City
Hospital.
DUNs AND SUIsANCE>.
| IT, As Esi0, Of The n. u Iyioass.
SIR In your ssus Of the eth inst. you published an
article in relation TO the arrest Of one Of our collectors
upon the complaint OF Miss Anna A. Furong smiliner,
doing business a. No. % CLIFTON place, sad that he
| (IIerdenols man was 9 nuisance and ought 10 be
sbated with al possible CELEBRITY"
and sc request you to publish the following state
merit IN justice 10
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