New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-02-04

umnon a policeman to restrain him. The Off or
came, and in ,pite Of the plsstings OF the girl took
her father bsrehesied barefoot spd cOatess tn the
Jeferson Police Court She followed, and begged
Justice Kelly TO Spare him this time-ouly this
time" Kisrusn, partially sober, also pleaded, in
msu n wsy, 10 lie lie. of; bu, the Justice thought
it would not be safe to release him urt lie had been
few days in the cells.
UP AGAIS.-Geo-ge Ward, 8 WY successful tcket
desler whoae Office is at the corner Of Greenwich snd
Liberty ttrset, again arrested yesterday by Ohcsr
jenkins, complaint of Benjamin Weston, gentle
man now stopping at Gardner : Hotel. Waid It VII
be rsmem aered the person who ws mp on charge
Of swpd,iug the Cansdisn sohoo!master ooly afe~
days since. 1t sppesrs by the present complaint that
on .hs 7th Of January NJ. Weston was in search o.
the Pblsdelphs Railroad ticket office, wher rarner
of Wards took him to the bogus office in Gfeen"ch
street where, upon inquiry he was told tbs. the price
of ticket to Washington whittier he was going was
$40 and that or Is two minutes time remained until TIE
train left. Handing Ward 81 TO count outthe change,
tie sEndler retsiIed al but two. sning ne had
only received sl2 and gave Mr. Weston an eugrsnt's
tcket for a train leaving re1: day a. that. Wsri's
operations vii probably be stopped.
FORGERY -Four separste charges OF forgery were
made yesterday against Mr.. Burton Keuirick before
Justice Welsh. Mr.. j. Bluce. of No. 20 Chatham
street made affidavit that on the 2jtl o. January Mr.
Kerdr.ck presented a check 10 him on the Chatham
Bsuk for 50, signed by Il. O. Van Astyse and desire
ed him 10 cash it, which he did. On the same day,
DR.. Rcss Of No. II Canal street, accepted similar
check for So payment fer reat Of the pre- uises No.
Roo5evslt street. wh,h Mr.. keudrck had occupied
On the 3lst NJ 6. p Worien, Of No. . Bowery, paid
part OF check FOR so, signed Fisher Brothers. On
the I'd of February Mr.. John G. Harsh, Of l67 Elm
street was presented with a check on the ssme Bans,
signed by W. j. Bunce also for $50. AL the shove
parties have to the forgery, each in his own
case; aud Mr. Kendrck arrested yesterday after
noon by Officer Knight, and locked up for exsmina'
ton.
A CONvIcI CHoEED TO DEATR.-On Wednesday,
While the prisoners at Sing sing at dinner one OF
their number suddenly fell back from his place a. table
ard groyelei on the floor az if in a fit. On raising
him the officers found bis mouth and throat 80 full of
food as to preven. respiration and that he was actually
choking to death He was Immediately conveyed to
the Hospital where he expired in 'e~ minutes. Tue
deceased, whose name is registered as james Bowen,
had been in confinement at sing Sing for nearly twelve
yeaIs-having been convicted of killing his wife at
Hastings, W.stchester County. He an old man,
IS years OF age and would have reached the end OF his
term in June rext. Coroner Griffin held ar inquest.
MUEDYROUs Assault WITH A CART. RuNG.-
Coroner Scbirmer was called yesterday to take the
dying deposition Of Charles Smith, at bis residence
No Il Attorney street. Mr.. Smith swear, that he was
without any adequate provccation, most severely
besten with a csrt-rung and kicked in the abdomen,
nj O hou in
street, by james Smith and Samuel Tyng The assai.
ants were subsequently arrested by Officer Emery oil
ii Thirteenth Precinct and taken before the injured
msn who Identified them. All the parties are said to
have been much intoxicated at the time of the occur
renee Smith is now lying in very dangerous cond-
ton ard there are serious spprehersiops that he will
rot survive. Below will be fourd his affidavit detail
ing the civ cums,ances Of the csse:
Charles Smith, being duly sworn, says-On Sunday
morning. shout al the corner Of Clinton aud
.su ma" n.med James smith Shom asked to drint he
did of Generation asked hn nov al
h, ne replied by requesting me TO wan Out doors
aud sooner had got beyond the door
sill than be assaulted e WIN car 'Tns dow Continued
beaiirg and whose name do not know kicked me
when down. after they had nshed besns me- and they
stopped of their accord .nasa e get home daTos the
day s E%.sy drought o % ss ssss me- whom s'0
The case was then submitted to the jury, who found
that Charles Smith was wounded by james Smith and
Samuel TyDg Jan. 80 1852 The accused are in prison
awaiting the result of their rufsuism. Charles Smith
il 40 years Of age and native Of Ireland.
Books SIOLES-B,ank books to the value Of so
were stolen from the office Of the Howard Insurance
Company, No. &C Wall street, some time on Tuesday
A youpg man named Charles Carter yesterday morn
rg confessed the theft TO Mr.. H. A. Oakly, an attachG
of the Company AMI ssid that he had taken them to
Timothy OLesry, junk dealer at No. ii Cedar
street no paid him st the ste of two cents per pound
for them amounting TO Al. Garter was committed By
Justice Welsh for examination.
RIAL EsrAIE.-The following sales were made yes
teriay at the Merchants Exchange, by A. j. Blocker,
Son & Co.:
Mercer..t house and lot, No go
On Mott house and To-. No. 1870
On Broomes house and lot No iel............. 10000
On hot.-st house and lot. No. l62.......... $3.50
On Piksst house lot. No. 1000
On Ea. Bostwsy OF house and lot No S5.... $3.50
Also the following by Adrian H. Muller;
House sud lot No 90 Harrisous $500
House lot and stable No. q Anes lane 22n8o... $500
House and lot No 10 Vsnde water s 2ixg7....... 1850
aou,r 81 Nv. No sis Wasr.st 6x67............ $3.50
House I'D 1T 57th ST. west Of 10th sy Z5II' 2UZo
lot II. 3. 4g.h, 20 feet Of 6tn 2ox1.... ZuO
lots B. 5itbsL, 90 OF .G-ay 20
lot T. 2sav. aid 18th 81, 25Xi0O.......... 2ylo
lot 5oisius g ay 25xiot lgI5
lots seoaiIs "a sy, 81 200 g. esch 10