New-York tribune., 1841-09-20

service would expire or the 3lst OF Dece nber
next year, will be Professionally discharged the
moment when the conscrip,s o! the present wear
shall have passed through their first drills. Zach
OF thosa costingcnts mar be estimated at $1,000
men.
The town OF Fitzpatrick had been visited by i
water-spout, which did very serious damage, by
causing the almost total destruction OF tweacy
houses. Fortunately, no lives were lost
Bold BURGLARY.-About oclock yesterday
morning. as watchman Isaac W ransbsrn was on
du,v !, the corner OF Fslton stree, and Broadway
his a,tcRtoa was directed by the breaking of glass
towards the Astor House, and proceeding there
quickly but silently, he saw two men at the window
of tie watch and jewelry stsrc OF Mcssrs. Edward
and Samuel S. Rockwell, No. As,or House, en-
gagged in stealing watches and jewelry from the
sane; which one OF them was putting INFO his hat.
Mr. Pansburn ,prang forward and the burglars
ran off. onc of them escaping. but the other he
,vertoo a, the corner OF Barclay street and Broad
way. and tripping up his heels brought him full
length on the pavement; and, the fellow: hat
falling OF, the watches and jewelry rolled out on
the sidewalk. The burglar rose and made sturdy
resistance, but the gann, Waterman ovrrPowcrcd
him. and aided BY another man who had arrived.
secured the property and lodged the burglar in the
watch house.
Here he gave the name of John Comfy, and was
rernandcd Cor examination by Justice Stevens. A,
II o'clock he w.s brought out Of prison. when his
name was asceraincd TO be William James Bailey.
a native of England. aged o. and an old offender,
and tina, the property found him consisted of 10
gold lever and lepine watches, worth 500, gold
bracelet werth 800 Jacket aad chain, sl4. breast
pin and other articles, worth together, SSl6 al
of which Mr. Rockwell identified as his property
and Bailey was committed to answer This fell
low, with four other Englissmen, named John
Shawler, John Smith, John Johnson. and Peter l.
Thomas, arrived here in the same vessel from Eng
land carly in 1885, and on the leh of July of that
year were all arrested for burglary in the first de-
gree, b. officers Holman, Sparks and Merritt, Tor
breaking into the house of Mr.. Parmelce, in Park
Place, and stealing $500 worth of silver ware
for which all were sent to the State Prison for from
10 to II - years, except Thomas, who was used
as witness and convicted the others.
Shawcr died in prison, and Bailey was pardon
ed in June, 1910, and went back to England, but
returned hthsr and resumed his business of paper
stainer until he rclapsed into his burgarious h2b
it,, and was caught as above stated. On bis per-
son was found temperance pledge, the princi-
pies of which he will carry out in prison for some
time TO come Great credit is due TO Waterman
Pangburn for this arrest, and We hope he will be
adequately rewa rded.
BuRGLARr.-On Friday night, the merchant
tailor shop of Mr. j. c. Rauch, No. Is Chamber
street, burglariously entered by means of false
KEYS, and robbed of 500 worth of clothing, vest
ing cloth coats, pantaloons. &c. No trace of
the property or thieves has been discovered.
CITY Prison STATIsrIcs.-Within the week
ending on Saturday morning last, there were re-
ccivcd into the City Prison 100 white men, As
white women, 90 colored men, and - colored we-
men-tstal 2O2 discharged II. white men, 40
white women, 10 coered men. and 10 colored wo-
men-to,al 1873. Died in prison remaining S3
while men, "a white women, II colored msn, 7
colo red woman-total 40.
WAR uroy THE Docs. During the last week
Mr. Ferdon and his ASSISTANTS destroyed l39 dogs
and l3l the week previous, making, with the 1871
before destroyed, aO6l dogs that have been killed
since the 9TH of juno last.
LIBERIA The next expedition is to sail from
Norfolk on the lO;h of October this will proba-
bly be the last which will leave the United States
this year.
" The Ecclesiastical Council met at Roches.
ter on the l4th, try tho case of Rev. Mr. Van
Zandt: but the chief witness declined 10 appear,
acting under the advice Of her counsel. The case
will be tried before a jury early in December
after which i; will again be taken up by the Ecclc-
siastca! Council
pC a fire broke out yesterday morning between
four and five o'clock, in the rear premises of the
bakery No. 324 bfoome-stre0t by which they were
entirely destroyed. The flares soon communi-
Gated u the adjoining grocery, but, by the activity
of the fremen, were confined to the root, which
was totally consumed.
~ The New Haven Palladium says that the
train Of cars from Hartford, on Friday night, run
over and killed two near the city limits. One
or two baggage thrown off the track by
the collision, but no injury was sustained and de-
lay OF but few minutes was caused.
70 young man named McCarty, on the 14th