New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-03

Ward With this arrangement, and determine
finn to continue to enforce the law in al yell
grounded complaints made to the Mayor, We proba.
bIy shall have quiet tines in this department.
HEAVY FALL-A colored woman. weighing
about 800 lbs fell into the E aas River, at the foos
of Fultons at on Sunday. She was getting on board
the Island City, for the purpose Of going TO camp
meeting, when the mishap occurred. She YVES got
cut with long pail and strong paD, and pull
altogether"
DzArHs.-The number Of deaths in the City, last
week, was 397: an increase Of 8 from the previous
Report. The extremely hot weather and the
abundance OF almost costeas peaches are unavora-
bic.
F1RE-At1l o'clock Sunday night, q fire broke ou'
in tie building No. 1877 Anthonyst The upper
part of the place was occupied az dwelling tue
lower part as stable The interior OF 'ne 0"noin5
was entirely destroyed. No Insurance.
ARREST OF FOREIGN RoBBERs.-ofhcef dloef'
f. Haysof the Independent Police, succeeded Sun
day in arresting hopeful party for whom he has
been on the lookout for two weeks. Officer h. had
the authority of the French Minister at WASH
iDgton and the Consul here, and thus armed with
the necessary documents he went down 70 Staten
Island to anticipate the arrival of the rogues. Here
be made an arrangement that the keeper of the
Telegraph citation should signalize the arrival OF
the st. Nicholas the ship bringing the robbers, by
running bis coat partly up the flag rope oil the teie
graph pole. The signal was given on Sunday, and
Hays got on board the ship before she came 70
anchor at the Quarantine The names ofthe ieons
are: Nicholas Viermsitere, aged IS; Frederick
Cola. alias Denmap, aged %; Bra1Goiae Bernard,
aged 49, Their ofense is the robbery, IN the month
of July lat, Of the Hotel of the Countess da Gare,
mont in Paris Of furniture plate, DC 70 the vaoe OF
f.tv thougand frAncB. large portion OF the iurnl-
TIRE WIS aold by them. but the place and some OF
The furniture was shipped on board the St Nicho-
las. eight cases of fucnlture, clocks, candelaotas,
6c. and one box of iewelry were found on Sunday.
Coils, alias Denman, ia an Engishman Viarmsitre
is u Frenchman, and the woman, Berusrd ls s
mietress On boarding the Ship officer Hays at
once charged Denman with the crime, and he con
fessed with very little hesitation. The two others
Through DR.. DOane, Health Officer, who acted ss
interpreter denied at Hrst; the woman was then
taken into state room and questioned; she still
denied, but, on learning that the EDglishman nad
owned up to the accusation, she reluctantly con-
fessed The prisoners were then taken to the
Tombg, where Justice Osborne committed them
until they may be taken back TO France.
ROBBERY AND DEArH-During the storm about
q week since, the schr. Burmah, belonging to AL
mon Bacon and others, and pioted by man named
John D. Ingraham, was capaized in the Sound near
Saybrook, Connecticut, but her maats and rigging,
vet remained above the surface Of thu water.
On Saturday one Of tie owners came to the city,
and complained before Justice Mountfort, shat the
wreck had been pillaged, by some individuals who
were expected to come down the East River 10 the
course of the day. He was Immediately sent TO the
Cupola, over the Essex Market Prison, and with
the aid of Telescope discovered the suspected
boat anchoriDg off the dock st the foot Avenue q.
Two policemen we're cont TO the boat and arrested
there man named John Clark, with eight ahronds
and the lanyards on the gtarboard eide, together
with quantity Of rigging, belonging to the wreck,
valued at el00 safely slowed away on board. The
prisoner, on being taken into custody, voluntarily
stated that he took The property, but was hired to
do 10 by person named Gideon Gardner, who Of
fered to pay him $40 to bring it to this CITY he did
go, and on Sundsy morning started to come 70 New
York. when they were caught in gala OF WIND,
and while running for Huntington harbor, the boat
upset, and Gardner in attempting to swim to shore,
was drowned. The other fortunately escaped and
in q few days was able to resume his voysgs, when
he was arrested after anchoring Oft the dock OF Az
enue G. The prisoner was locked up for further
examination
THE SUIcIDE-The Coroner on Saturday held
an inquest the body OF DR.. julius Winding,
whose Euicide we noticed en- Saturday morning.
Three letters were produced, found on the desk,
written by the deceased; two were written in
Engab and the other in German. The ono in
English commenced by stating that he was tired
OF this earthly world, and that the fairest way was
to put IN end TO his CRIES and troubles and return
into the great Lords arms-he says, &c like to
emigrate TO another earthly world, never caring OF
any lava ex cept thoae of my own reason telling me
that our gracious Lord viii permit this kind OF emf
graz as we'll as any other" He concludes by
raying | am only following my delight was TO
live for others, and to die for myself returning TO
the gracious Lord, Clara and Alexander, the child'
rem who could not yet understand me. / want to
go to my Florentine to meet her agaln, and to oo6
out for other accomplishments Florentlne 10 the
name OF his deceased wife, whom he loved and
mourned Tor. For the last few nights be WAS heard
TO exolaim in his sleep FIorentine Forentinell
l am coming to thee-i will comet le was JuRt
two weeks since the deceas ed lost his wife, who
expired suddenly by disease of the heart. The
deceased was az years OF age and q native Of
Prussia The jury returned verdict OF death by
taking prusAic acid administered by his own hands.
Another paper was left by deceased leaving all ha
property to his friend, Mr. Vetter, who was his
partner in business
ATTEMPTS AT SUICIDE "A man named Angus
Cameron was brought to the station house Mt half
past O'clock Saturday evening, from Jones's drag
store, or.hwest corner Of Macdougal and houston
Sta who had taken poison Dir, Gardner was sent
for, who Immediately administered IA antidote,
which had the effect Of giving relief to the uohap-
Ply man, who, ii is hoped will recover.
A young girl of IT years Of age, by the name Of
Mary Bradley, wes brought to the Tonba on Sat
urdsy, in al inuensible state, having taken large
quantity Of audauum, She was placed uudot the
charge Of Dr. coville, who applied the stonach'
pump and after much labor and perseverance,, he
nuoceeded in extracting the poison and she is no ~
ont oil danger, and restored 10 reason. Shs now
says thai she took the lsudenom for tooth scha.
She ia native Of Glasgow, and says she arrived
in this City on Friday, from Chariestown Haas
where she has resided Tor the last three yeats
Mary was placed In charge CT the Masron Of tho
City Prison, for the present,
KILLED By AK 0aEiBus.--The Coroner on Sat
urdhy, held an inquest at l25 Foraythss. on tho
body OF female chile aged five years add SIX
months, by he name Of Lssnia hosollo 9uiuaud,
tr ~, dAnth h,I.inn ,,vnr IN TtIr.