New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-31

"vss Indebted 70 the said Giles Porter in the sum of
ta5 500 vberea in truth and in fact, the real In
dshedness of this depcnert TO GILES Porter dio not
exceed, il indeed il amounted to 20 much q tee
cum of eli, COO as SAID james l. Porter then well
"krew and tois ponelt further says that purpose
to defrsnd tie Park Benk we conceived by said
james l.. Porter sbort time anterior TO the execn-
tion of said paper and to the name OF this depo
peDt foy said purpose that on or about the Isl dsy
Of Jrne 1885, in frtherspce Of said purPose and st
the instance Of tie ssd james l. Porter, an account
was opened at the said Bsrk in the name OF this
"deporen,, ard thereupcR fictitious credis
"wss made for this deponent with the said
Bank by the deposit Of checks Ct other persons
"on other banks for large amounts, which were uoi'
"forny honored by the bar Ks upon which they were
drawn, I'll sbou. the 18th day OF September
next following; that amoog the checks so deposited
"were checks signed, s)ne with the name OF Asner W.
"Spooner and some With the name of John Hsrring,
beth Of whom we're iDsolvent aud wholly ire'ponsi'
"be, the former being only c.erk OF this deponent
and the latter 6 son.in-lsw OF the porter OF the
"TIsdesmers' Bank, and living over the bank; that
" at the instance OF said James L. Porter sad Hsrrng
"was Represented TO more of the officers OF the
Park Bank az broker IN good ersdt, when IN fact
he was or bartender in small restaurant, Kept
"by person Of the of Porter, in the basement
Of the Lafuge House. that said Harring, though
without means of his own, Keeps snail balance
"of sl00 or 500 in the Tradesmens Bank,
(Which, together with the fupes necessary to
meet his checks, furnished to him, and go
"kept at the instance of ssid james L. Porter in
"furth.raLce of said purpose; that on tho 18th
day of September, 1856, there was deposited 10 the
Park Bark to the credit Of this deponent, IN further
prosecution of saii purpose, two checks OF SAID
Spooner and two check Of ssid Iisrring Amounting
in all to about s. S25, all Of which vas dishonored,
"tbere being funcs in the bsnks on which ss'd
"checks were drawn. Other checks of said spooner
"and Hsrng for large arouuts were op the next dsy
offered at the Park Bank for Deposit 10 the credit OF
this deponent, which seIe refused. Deponent far
ether says that the Park Bank has recovered jndg-
"ment sgairst him for the amount of ssd checks 40
"dishonored but has not ye. been able 70 realize
the amount thereof in Consequence of thefrsnduent
transactions herinbefore set fortb.'
Upon the above complaint, Justice Connolly issued
bis warrant for the arrest OF Tredercks Porter and
Spooner and placed the writ in the HANDS Of Of his
officers.
Fadercks has been arrested, and is waiting hear
irg The other parties are still ct large.
SrADBIyG AfTRAYs-Psrick Brsiy and Nicholas
II. Moore had an old grudge against each other Ga
Saturday night they came in collision in Twent5.sec-
ord street, short distance from the Eighteenth Waid
Police Station when the hstchet which had sumber d
peacefully for rome tme dug up, and a. it they
went, Mr.. Thomas Barton, residing at No ~ Twenty
second street. standing in his doorway and witnessing
the fight Mr. Barton alleges that sitter the termina-
ton Of the affay he saw Moore walking up and down
on the opposite side of the street. and heard some peo
ne who rad gathered about him say thst Brady, ths
bodcsrrier, had stabbed him." Officer Harris Of the
same precinct alleges that while on duty in the Station.
House Moore came in, hsvog Brady under arrest.
Moore said he had difficulty with Brady, and during
scufe that ensued lie fell, and, while down, Brady
stabbed him in the left side with pocket knife Med
ics attendance promptly rendered to the injured
man. and after his wounds were dressed he was con-
v.yed to Bellevue Hospital, where he now lies in
critical condition. The accused was committed to
prison by Justice Qusckenbusb.
About ~ O'Clock on Saturday night one William
f. Bsker who with his wife, had for some time past
boarded With James Lynch corner of Elm and Pesr
treets entered the house and informed the landlord
tsat he was going to move. Lynch, at hearing this
became fghtfuly ebraged, aud spripgng up, seized
pointed knife, with which he stabbed Baker
tent, Lynch again plunged the knife twice in the b.ck
and shoulder of hi. victim. Officer Muldoon Of the
Sixth Precinct hearing the alarm that bad been raised
hs,tsr to the spot which be reached just in time to
secure Lyuch. Baker was removed to the New-York
Hospital and the physician under wtose care he was
placed expressed it as bis opinion that he could not
survve more than dsyor two The unfortunate
man has no family except q wife. Lynch is q shoe
maker BY trade and has been committed to prison to
await the result of Bakers injuries. His wife was
slso taken in custody for alleged participation in the
murderous assault 1t has not yet appeared that there
was any provocstion for the assault.
THg ELM STREET MURDER-Coroler Gamble, on
Saturday, impanneled jury to hold an inquest upon
the body Of Wilhelm Decker the second victim of the
Elm street tragedy and at 10 O'Clock this morning es
tmory in the case will be taken at the Sixth Ward
Station House.
ASoTHER STABBISG CAsE.-A sailor named John
Mcdonald was arprehended yesterday morning,
charged with feopously assaulting one Wm Cose, Of
No. 22i Murray street. CIose alleges that McD Donad
gave him several ufu gsshes the nose cheeks
and hands with butcher knife. The magistrate at the
Tombs cent Mcdonald to prison.
ARTIST OF As ALLEGED SHoPLIFTER.-Abo0t7
O'Clock Friday evening Augustus Marshal German woman,
the Of Mesrs W. c. j. T. Porter No. AS Hod
street. and charged stole ther-o various articles Of
ecthipg, valued go The then dcovered, and the
alarm ven when Oeer Chove Of he Ninth Precinct arrived
arrested her She taken TO the station House and cf
difficulty and Ocrrs Cholwel aud Hanis-
certasps that he accused lived In acroom OF the
premises rne Of Thirty hh 'ss: sDd Eshh avenue pro-
of dry goods Of even description Amons them
valuable man,s silk dTeses bssques srsv ades nst
h.nckerchief g-ptlemens clothing quilts ,ees, ke The
GOODS s Of which supposd been ston COZ
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