New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-12

our renorter set him down a. somewhat 4" shabbily-
dressed Frenchman, which might have been the case
upon his arrival from Summer steamship voyage
from near the tropics but it no reason why ne
should be so shabby treated by such aylan as this
Enrsht whose false preenses, or those Of his run
ner. that he kept the 90 Hotel de Franc, were no
better than those Of highway robbers. In
making an affidavit against the sTlndler, 1t
was not to recover the - - Of which
he wa robbed-having had nothing but the
use of a room few hours, and that much against his
will But II was in bope-nay, in the expectation
Of seeing such ylanous treatment OF travellers who
visit New.York officially rebnksd. In this Mons.
Verdict was disappointed. 1t himself that was,
by action" actions speak louder than words'-re-
buked instead Of him who lives BY r)bbng strangers
lie was. lie thinks, treated uncourteously and his
complaint dismissed, and Enrigbt sent about his
"hotel keeping, with anything but words of
dissati.fstion a. his cooduc.. In fac., Mons.
yerdelet says the magistrate and officer. appeared 10
be- well acquainted with Enrgbi, and treated him with
a. much Difference AM respect though he was avery
fne gentleman. Mons. Verdict wants 10 know I" il
-. is possible that. in such very large city, Of
many American people, who psy 80 very much
money for a good Government, and have 50 very
the stranger who comes mere 70 embark FOR Ia belle
Fearee mus. be robbed in such 8 y.larous man
"pe- and when he complains % the Judge, TIA. he
should be laughed a., and told that be had nothing
q" 70 complain of-that he should look on. better.
And We, after having done So much to expose this
pe. of swndlers should Ike 10 know whether there
is shy power put stop to practice, not one WIN;
honestsr than highway robbery, while the robber
does no, run the risk OF pstol-ba tts, be would
ar open attack on the public ROAD Mors. Verlele;
saws our reporter erred yesterday morning n saying
that he was somevhs, ruiely treated by the police
rsp in charge if he referred TO the one IN charge o.
the Mayors Office, Mr.. John Macarthur, j., VINO
treatei him with a. proper respect AM poI.,ene-'.
lie csnno, say as much Of some Of the nen with the
emblem OF Office on their bres.t:.
ARRE,T.-We We're on Wednesday, IN error n ste.ing
that M lie Baror note-broker, had been arrested.
A charge was made against another party, anu NJ.
L. Baron was summoned witness Oh bota sides,
having sold tie note Of tie defendant "a tie com
plaiuari.
The THIRD rSIrARIAs CHURcH.-The projectors
OF this movement have fortursey procured tue sTd
esrnes, lsborer 70 take me lead N this important woFA'
the Rev. o. B. rockingham.
Crauped by 70 creed, or set 0: opinions l1st ready
20 be crystaized into creed, his mind grasps grea,
truths naturally and fesressy with no reserv sons OF
ouaifc atoms Wherever truth, or wha; he considers
truth leads he follows. This, together with large
sympathy, gives him 8 magnetic power over othei
minds. We cheerfully follow those who are sure OF
their own footing and kindly give . q word OF en-
Oursgemep!; bat strnk from leader who aesi1Ss'