New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18

Leaves for Liverpool to-day takes on, the rs: install
mert Of the American offerings TO the Italian cause,
being remittance Of five thousand dosr, to be for
/ warded 10 Count CavOur. The Italians Of New-Or-
leans have already sent on three thousand five nun
/ died doIars.
| COMMISSIONERS or PoLIcE.-Thi- Board met yes
teriay afternoon at Police Headquarters, President
| Silusr 10 the chair. and al members present.
secret session Of two hours and half was held, but
our reporter informed bytbe Clerk that nothing
was done" The Board adjourned until next Friday.
0PESISG Receptions OF MARION sTRr IT SCHOOL,
| The female department of Ward School No. 81, in
Msron street Fourteenth Ward. Miss Maria j. >wee-
ny, Principal assisted By two classes from the male
department Of the same school, gave an opening re-
ception in their building yesterday afternoon
Tie interest felt BY the people of the Ward in their
scboolbuilding filed the house il spite Of the
raD-storm. IL il fir-t-class school-buiing with
all the modern improvements six class-rooms and
/ drawirgroom, beside the large assembly room on
| each floor ard playground underneath. There are
Accommodations for $50 pupils in each Of the Grammar
tepartments and 500 10 the Primary department. The
exercises interesting the music generally good,
some Of the solos fine and two three minute boys
read very well indeed for such microscopic boys
Speeches made by tie officers of the Ward and
the assistant uperinendents after the exercises Of the
School.
! PoRcELAISFAcED BRIcKs-Mr. o. 7. Prsu has
shown us a poTceain-faced brick. for which Mr.. ID.
W. Clarke Of Vermont received patent on the 10Th
inst. The patent, be says, consists in the employment
Of the oxyde IF lux for the felspsr and quartz
with which the ordinary porcelain is made. These
bricks can be furnished he says at 80 per thousand
or building can be faced with them at less than one
third of the cost of marble. The material is very
beautiful, and might be used for inside as well IS
al outside finish with fine effect
ALLEGED FORGERY AND FALSE PRETE>SEs.-Mr
Isaac " Cardozo, formerly member of the Legisia
ture Of California srrtsted yesterday by Detect
ives Farley and Eustsce. The charge against him is
forgery aud fal.e preenses. 1t appears that on the
18Th of April last, the accused called upon William
Coleman Il Co.. at their office, No. 81 Wall street
and presented letter of credit, purportiug to have
been signed by Levi Parsons, one OF their correspond
erts, as follows:
"sM FR,>cisco, March 5. 1859.
Isaac N. CaRDozo, Ese.
Dear have collected from the Board OF Directors OF
the Sacramento Valley Railroad the u . due for
crossing the mortgage for the Company bold the same subject
to '0u' order 81 'H' H''"eH'' ' LEN PARSONS"
From this letter and the representations of Car
dozo Messrs Coleman s. Co. paid him BIO, deducting
difference of exchange, for draft at sight, which he
! drew upon Mr. Parsons for $50. The latter how
ever, recently advised Messrs. Coleman & Co. that
the letter Of credit forgery, and that Cardozo
had no money to his credit in their hands. Mr. Par
sors added that he knew the young man well and that
| he was person Of fine talents, who once occupied
r. respectable position in San Francisco The accused
was arrested at his boarding house, in Leroy place
and being searched number of checks upon the Mas
san Leather Manufacturers and other banks to which
the signatures of McKillop & Wood of this city were
! forged, were found upon his person. promissory
note for $3.50, purporing to have been drawn by
John j. ia ,obs the genuneness OF which has not yet
| been impugned, was also found upon him. Among
| his private papers letter to the President signed
! By number of influential Democrats of San Fran
| cisco, urging his appointment as Commercial Agent
at ST. Thomas. the ground of his devotion to the
party while in the California Legislature and else
/ wherc. The signatures were in pencil, upon seps-
rate sheet, and appeared to be in the handwriting of
! the same person. Justice Connolly committed the
| prisoner for examination. Messrs. McKillop Il Wood
have minated that they intend to prosecute the
cused for forgery although there Is no evidence that
he has put any of the forged checks in circulation
! STEALING DIAsosD PH.-A Germsn girl named
Matilda Neimer an inmate Of disreputabe saloon,
at No. 100 Canal street, arrested yesterday, at
! the instance of Dennis Sullivan of No. 1872 Water
street. who charges that while he was with her, on
the previous evening, at the above place, she stole
! diamond pin worth $50 from him. When told
the nature of the charge, the girl sneeringy re-
marked. Tmord ell its nadng but paster"
Iu,tice Brennan committed the accused for trial.
MoRE COMPLAINTS AGAINST GORDON AND Mrs.
for several articles which had been
Nh street, and one hundred twenty fft street: Firm
ayeaue s oh Of September a' yessrdy found IN the
the previous Day. M Penelope Cook Of No 10 Crosby street
also ieutia.d Of the article. found il Mr.. Groten'' po.
having been stolen from her last year by buTsar'
Mr. Gro,s aid that she Pu,sha'd 'he.s sres' so from
asa The prisoners Gordon and Grorn, for burglary sad re-
c.lyirg stolen goods
ArrENrr To PASS CoryrERFEIT MoSEY.-Henry
WOOD aud Wser Edwards ls.sd yesterday charged
viii semp.rs pass counterfeit 81 bill on the Drl,~are
Cy Justice Qlaekenbush committed them for trial
GKaSD LAKcENY.-COmplaint was made before JUS
tee yesterday against John Diey for stealing three
vbes ard chain valued IS from Ar Geo. B. Ramsey
Of Bookyn, and No q Fest Tweufyourth street New YORK
d. se y arrested when h him the
place b. had odd The property Justice Brennan commit
led hiIa f1r tra.
AILEGED FELoSIoUs AssAULr.-Wiliam Atkins an
I.s aborr arrested b. OHeer Pofr tn Twelfth Ward
- r. -, =. - med Sra /, as deemed *
redeu- 20 ,sse him 70 Bellevue .pta The prisoner
i,in b.o,e Justice Brouue and committed for examination
EgBEzzLEMESI.-Mr. John T. Lord, dry-goods
ifssE No. 25j Grad street caus-d IN. T. DO~lE,
Of rs D. arrested yesterday flr rtsunz 81 II
pr- which had sd. Justice breuEsu
cor nj .d tAc young ior uas-i0n.
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