New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-15

STRANGE DEyELoPMESrs-W mentioned yes
torday that passenger in the train which left this
city on Friday for York had his pocket picked In the
cars The man suspected Of the robbery left the cars
when about FIVE miles from this city, and before the
gentleman discovered his loss. woman. who was
with him continued in the until they reached York
and back IN the return train. This excited sus
picOn. and her arrival here she was arrested In
one OF her trunks found $1,000 in American
gold three gold watches several miniatures win gold
cases iewelry &C Another trunk belonging 10 her
contained female clothing worth At least slUOO, and
belt her person had in 1000 In American gold This
gave her name Maria Switzer, alas Mutt In
one of the trunks several hundred letters written
in French German and Hebrew which appear TO be, so
far ; sscertained regular correspondence running
through several years between number OF rogues re-
siding in all the principal cities Of the Union and in El'
rope These letters relate to number OF robberies in
this and other countries and disclose complete organi-
cation. Bait Pat tuesday
~ The New-Jersey Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany, chartered at the last session OF our Legislature
have is said purchased the right 70 Houses patent ON
the route from Philadelphia 10 New York, and contem-
plate putting in operation on the most direct line be-
tween the cities, being distance OF some 70 miles
The route OF Morses Telegraph will be near 100 miles
Houses plan told differs entirely from PROBES
sor Morses both Ia the mode Of creating the magnetic
power and that Of recording the matter sent by the to
graph Il dispenses with the horseshoe magnet, ana
instead Of al arbitrary character like that which Is used
in Professor Morse machine the letters OF the alphabet
are printed than cOmpOsitor can set up type ana
perfect order reading rom lett 10 flsht IN one CON
tnuous straight line Any person print with IT, and
in its present Arrangement for printing the alphabet
printed on keys like the panotore which are played on
with almost the rapidy Of pianoforte performer and
the KEYS or letters struck recorded with equal IA
pidlty Such az least is the inventors statement
Newark Advertiser.
CHILD ASLEEP on THE RAILRoAD,-A thrilling
incident occurred the other day the railway at East
Newark. When too late TO stop the engine tne con
ductor discovered child lying apparently asleep on
the outer side Of Of the rails Fortunately one
foot only lay upon the track and the co" catcher sp
pesred TO strike that probably the sole OF the shoe and
run so that when The train stopped and OF our city
physicians got out il was beyond his reach
Newark Adv.
THE WEST JERSEY ABDUCTED SLAyEs.-Seyeral
benevolent gentlemen Of West Jersey regarding the
late abduction Of the wife Of Jefferson Jackson with
her three children (all bonn in New Jersey an out
rage upon humanity and law, interested themselves ~
discover the perpetrators and the victims We
learn by the Camden Mail that they have succeeded in
recovering one Of the children. and il is added
We not 81 liberty to 90 into particulars, but may
state, that child boy Of 10 years old, has been
brought back with money advanced by individual
and that efforts are making which will lead 10 the
r. Of the poor wonsn. and the other two children.
Ninety dollars psid for the boy-and considerable
sum additional Will BE- needed 20 redeem the mother and
other childsen An appeal Is made TO the benevolent in
their behalf
Convicted OF MURDER-The colored man named
Tom charged with the murder Of Mr.. Edwd. Roe, has
been COW cted Of murder in the degree before the
Kent County Court Negro sam, indicted as principal
in the same offence and who escaped from prison on
the 30th ult captured Thursday last Kent
Island. He awaiting his trial and no doubt Will
be convicted Baltimore American.
HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANs-It il now the 9th
day OF October aud have the authority Of several re-
spectacle phy scian. for believing that there has
been real genuine Of yellow fever Ia the city this
IL rendered nearly certain that shall not
have any The city y believed TO be perfectly heslthy
with the exception Of slight colds and perhaps
siona instance Of ordinary fever Absentees whether
scclimaied not may hurry home fast they wish
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