New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-21


LArx IrKMs.-Last night Officer Lyons, Of tho
Eighth Precinct was the lookout for some persons
whom he had been informed were passing coanersei,
money he stepped into the saloon of Prince and
Wooster streets, and there saw a young IN the
net of putting parcel of new bills which he had jus
rolled up into his pocket In moment thereafter the
proprietor place Mr. Mitchell informed the officer
that the Young man hat just Offered him $5 Gill on
the Brownsville Bank of Nebraska, in pay meni for
cigar and further stated that he could dnd account
of such an issue in the detector. The young
ACCOMPANIED by AN elderly and weG-dressed gentle
man, and on account of the suspicious circumstances
before mentioned the officer unprecedented them both.
and took them to the sta.ion-BonsA The former gave
bis name "a Henry H. Archer, and upon his perva
was found upward of $50 in tens and lives
ON the Brownsville Bank and land O,mpany
of Quaker City, Nebraska alse tokens their being no
such banking institution in exstence) BE side this be
had $i2 and 30 or 40 cents in good movey Upon tho
persou OF the old gentleman SsV or more in good
money. lie said that he was stor ping at a hotel in
Courtlandt street, where he be- anne acquainted with
Archer and at bis invitation went ont to walk. He
denied any furheracquany nee with Archer and there
being evidence of his completely in the matter Capt
Turnbul discharged I'm. Archer was unable 10 give
any reason for oeryg one of the bills in payment for
a cigar when be bad plenty Of change He was de-
tuned for the night. The bills well executedon
TIE hives u picture of raft, with a cabin thereon,
aud men, women, and children in foreground. The
vgne'e on the tens represents harvesting scene, men
eracnng and loading wagon, and farmer on horse
O''A W. ing with of his employees. The bills are
ed by T.. Symonds, Cashier, and II. Shpman,
! FrSsdsnt.
| Last evening, young man named James Purcell
went into small liquor-sore in Varck street, kept by
a woman named Neil, and during dispute With her
about some trivial mSter struck her in the face Soon
after, Joseph Y Neil, her son, came home and upon
being informed Of the assault went p search Of Pur-
CELL whom be found in another drinking place,
of Hammersley and yarick streets. High words en-
sued between Neil and Purcell and in the scuie that
followed the former drew knife aDdcu his Antagonist
on the shoulder and ihi.h, ncting wounds that may
prove fatal Purcell was conveyed TO the Hospital.
and Neil was arrested by Officer Godfrey and locked
up in the Eighth Precinct Station-House.
A German name unknown, yesterday evening fen
or Jumped from the pier foot Of Chambers street, and
was drowned all attempts at rescuing him proving
unayailing He was dressed in black coat and pants,
and gray vest.
On Saturday night Mr. Charles J. Josyn Of New
Haven, while strolng along Broadway, was accosted
ty a woman Of bad reputation, who induced him TO
accompany Der home. After brief Wat, Mr.. j. TO
turned to hs hotel and retired, and upon rising In the
morning found himself minus $50. As quickly as
possible be made known his loss to Sergeant Lent Of
the Eighth Precinct, who dispatched Officers Quinn
and Roberts in search Of the girl. The officers eventu-
ally found her in house Of designation in Sullivan
street. and accused her of the robbery, which she nj
first fatty denied but finally made confession and re-
turned $780, which she said was all she bad taken
Mr. Joslyn pockeed his $780, and upon bis refusing 10
prosecute, the girl was discharged.
At late hour last night, Officers Rowland and
Bryan Of the First Precinct, while pairolling their
posts, discovered three fellows, one of whom bad
large bundle on bis back, turn out Of Broadway and
pass down side street. From the suspicious appear
snce Of the trio the officers deemed il their duty to
follow them, and the men, perceiving that they were
watched, walked faster. As the officers approached
two Of the fellows ran off, bat the third man, who had
tie bundle, was captured and taken to the Station
House. 1t subsequently, appeared that the store Of
Mr.. j. J. ID. Philips, No. Sc Broadway had been
burganously entered and robbed OF cloths and fur 10
The value OF $500. The property was all recovered.
Officer JourdaD, Of the Sixth Ward, last night ar
rested burglar, named Jack Williams, whom he
caught in the act of trying TO open several doors in
Elm and other streets. Jack web provided with
skeleton keys and other burgarious implements, and
L was more on account of the inmates Of the various
houses which be tired having their doors bolted on tbs
inside than through lack Of energy his part, that
be did no, eif.et entrance. lie was locked up In
the Station-House.
TIE EykRxrr HorsE Is soon to pass from the haads