New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-27
PHILADELPHIA.
Large Robbery--Interesting Law Case-Ac-
cidents.

cidents.
CORRESPONDENCE Of The n Y Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 90.
Regal & Brothers dry goods store, No 2i5 North
Second. Il was entered By burglars on Friday night
and robbed OF about three thousand dollars worth of
silks satinS and shawlS and quantity OF uncurent
money An arrest has been made OF persons sus'
nectrd of being concerned In the robbery. The
rosues made choice of the most valuable goods IN
the stored They effected their entrance as fol-
lows. An outside door leading from the street
TO the second story, an which there was a da-
euerrcotvpe, establishment, was opened with false
key. Attempts were made to cut through the ptrt
ton m two places, but IN this The rogues we're ohed
By boring and cutting they then removed step OF
the stairs near the first landing. and with rope and
towel tied together, these they obtained from the
DagueneO type TOOm,) they lowered themselves down
into closet under the stairway and from the closet
the door of which uniastencd, they got INTO the
store without trouble The money was taken from
the fire.. proof They cut through the solid masonry,
and mnde an aperture sufficiently large 10 insert the
hand. In this way the lock of the outer IRON door
was tai en- completely oil, the stvews that held II
beng removed by instruments. From the blood on
the wall one of the thieves must have wounded his
hand in tins operation The goods Werccuried out
through the front cellar door. In the cellar an old
Ratchet and new monkey-wrench were dropped
In the District Count yesterday, an interesting
case was argued. on motion 10 set asiSe SAerlfs
sale of certain lots In the Monumental Cemetery.
The sale was ordered by committee of hye law
yerS, appointed by the managers. VIM. Eogles, Esq,
chairman Of the committee purchased the lots At he
an application was made TO the Court to quash the
sale principally the ground that al lots were adj.
yertsed and only i32 were actually sold. The defense
proved that of The lots stayed by order OF the
yeIy committee who now wish Ia Quash the pre-
ceedlngs leaving real difference Of only lOtj
The defense further proved that one Of the wit
nesses for the Committee when questioned closely
BY the defense regarding certain transactions, de-
clined answering pleading his privilege as mem
Der of the bar a reason The Court suggested the
proprety OF having the figures corrected, and leav-
fIt. 0
counsel for the the Committee, and urged by the
defense There seems 20 De a disposition to get rid
OF this purchase by some means, iar or FOUL Inc
Court viii give an opinion III the matter on Saturday
next.
On Friday, a young man Is years Of age, named
Emey Monergey accidentally fell through hatch
way. IN the Phoenix Block, Dock-st, and was 80
badly wounded that he died at the Hospital the
same night.
Daniel Smith aged s. years died at his residence,
No. 90 Newest. on Friday night OF Intemperance
Yesterday afternoon, man named Owen kai-
ferty. employed IN the store OF John Farnum n Co,
No % South Fron,st fell through the hatch~ay,
and was instantly killed He resided IN vernonst.'
Southwark and leaves wife and three children.
Young man named y Harris was arrested and
committed on THURSDAY, on suspicion OF beng the
cause OF the death Of young Armltage. In South
wark. over ayear since. Yon will probably remem-
Der that the boy was killed by shot intended for
the notorious Dlck.Manly.
Aboat noon yesterday the roof Of A large beer
house. corner Of New Market and Gallo whill-sts,
was DESTROYED By fire. Clause Winters owns
and VI Woerh occupies It, The furniture was
William Ferny and Hugh Kennedy. two 70 udies,
were arrested yesterday for carrying concea led
weapons.
rents and everything N consequence wearsa gloomy
look
Madame Anna Thlllon has made hit IN this
city, iaJ actress, though no singer. She - an
astonlshipgy fine looking woman for her age, which,
II j. whispered, borders on thirty.
Thomas Bradford, Esq, an old and respected
nember Of the Phade phla bar died At his residence
this city, Yesterday morning.
The Franklin Institute Exhibition, open In
this city. Is thought TO be superior point Of display
20 that of any previous year.
Mr. Spooner, proprietor II the Museum IN this
CITY, has very crcditably rendered, through orr
Mayor the proceeds Of night to the patriot Kos
suth.
Al ] O'Clock tins morning, frame stable at
Twelfth and Lombard SIS. was SCI on FIRE and con
sumed. The horses were rescued by the Marshal's
police.
Again, A. O'Clock, ror Of new buildings al
Broad ana Christian sts were partially DESTROYER
y ere Several o'her fires occurred during the
Ilelt. tIhey were slight
The cry OF Pt's5urgh." which cleared yester,
day. got aground "a p.ue-s and cld not sail until III
O'Clock tbs EaoYH ~.
Noudircs VET u the Cryof Glasgow,' due at
Ids port.
disposition was monifcsteJ last night among
.one Of The frenen % rot. which HIs eie.tlillr
crushed b. he police. ono Young man named Nj
chad >tne hac 1is avs broken during an assault.
There were ~ deaths I'D this city during me week
crcwe yesterdoy. Adults, &C children, II. OF
tof..r.u'iou. ~.
Flar continue. b. .e..' denaaG and further .,les u
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