New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

taken, and this will be dispatched 10 the Goverao
o. the State. for his action, IN so far the turtle
lespite OF GUBxigs concerned. The evidence, .,
far from establishing the innocence OF Grunzig goe
far TO sustain the verdict OF the Jury which con
victed him In relation 90 Margaret unless SON,
portions OF Il can be explained, 10 duplicates her Il
some extent IN the IAnsNclon and psrs o; tle sessi
mony show on her part the deepest mi dignity agains
me deceased wife OF Grnzis. She is still nmAts
OF the City Prison
In the meantime the counsel of tunzix has hii
no decision.
WIN 7. Schole6eld, an efficient mem
Der OF the Thirteenth Wari Police died on SATURDAY.
morning. at his residence. after a short illoe~ Of
ship lever contracted while In the discharge of his
guy s as an osncef MI . mad many warm friends
of irreproschaele character and nne feelings lie
leaves wife and several children IN destitute cir
cumstances 10 mourn his losss
Our Theaters and other places of
amusement, it seems, are beset by a gang Of young
plckpocke!s, who commit their cepredstions gene
rally as persons are leaving tew nights siace
lady had her pockets picked OF ga at the Broad
way Theatre oy young scamp who vas not no wevef
cute enough to make hrs escape with the ptuader.
but was arrested Recently Mr.. G.. Mcdonald,
While coming out Of the same Thsster, had his
pockets picked BY a youngstsr, who, on being AZ
rested SAID he was from England, and had been in
tA e country bat four weeks. On Thursday night a
lad, while leaving one OF the Brooklyn ferry boa
had er pocket book stolen by some person who
made ANs escape Depredstons of this kind are
usually ommitted In a Gro wd, aud persons at such
times sho, Id be on the look out
The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest At No. 100 Madison-st., upon Marsare. N.
Morris, a child, between 4 and years Of age who
died on Friday eernoon from extensive burns re-
ceived on thai da, The deceased, with an infant
sister was left Al. NE in the for q short time
while her mother va 8 calling upon a neishbor and
her clothing caught a. e from the crate The flames
had
cured, bu. ali efforts {. save her life proved una
vailing.
On the night of t. ne 18th inst, young
man we'll kno wn to the polI 90. named John Curry,
was arrested charged with urglary and larceny, in
having broken into the siageG nee OF r. J. Jimmer-
son, and stealing therefr0m variety q! ayti.les.
After his incarceration he con fessed his guilt and
offered to show where the sto len property was
concealed An officer was thel 'efore dispatched
with him to the place designated, b, on their way,
Curry managed escape ron his gu afdsn, and has
been at large until Saturday night when he was
Eleventh Ward
On Saturday night the silver ware
St, was entered by false keys and robbed OF silver
pitchers, silver trumpets napkin rings sobets cake
baskets, masonic medals, &C. 90 the value IN all Of
about $4,000. which were taken from the SAFE which
was also entered by false keys The clerk who
usually sleeps IN the sore, had gone to the theatsF
and on his return found that the store had been
tered. He at once gave the alarm, but too late,
as the burglars had fed with their booty, and no
thing has been heard Of them. considerable por-
ton of the property stolen was in an unfinished
state.
james Foster, Moses ID. Potts, Will
liam Henderson, and Philip O'Brien were arrested
by Officer Williams, OF the Third Ward, at . o'clock
yesterday morning, charged with stealing two an
chors, several blocks. sails ard quantity OF rope,
nom the scow Erie. lying at the foot OF Christopher
81, r. Most Of the stolen property was found At
sold The accused were held for examination.
AT late hour on Friday night, Officer
Smith, Of the XIvth Ward, arrested at the Dowery
Theater . man named Peter Cronon, charged with
stealing watch and several articles Of Jswsry, the
East 29th.st The accused was taken before Justice
Simpson to await examination.
q "A fellow named John Mitchell was: on
Saturday night. found concealed in the upper story
Of the house of Mr.. Patterson, NO III fWyA.s.
from a visit at the Metropolitan Hall observed light
In the upper story, but surprising that Mrs rs sister
was awaiting their return, they thsughs no more OF
the matter and Mr. Patterson retired Ior the nSnI
his wife having occasion 10 go 10 room IN inc tnird
story to put away clothing had no soon entered
the door Of the room when she saw man standing
before her She called loudly 10, help: oa; vas 80
spot. The robbeF seized a revolver belonging TO
Mr.. Patterson, which Was lying upon a table, and
pointing It at her, pulled the trigger nhowevsr,
window and let himself do WI TO the pavement. BY
this time Mr. Patterson had risen Rom his bed and
siyen the alarm and after the fello had gained
the street. he was captured BY Ofbcer samuel Brown,
OF the Tenth Ward, who took him before Justice
Timpson. lie stated as q reason for entering the
house, that he had head that Mr.. i. had recently
returned from California 18th a large amount OF
mopey, and he Uhc prisoner) was anxious to relieve
him OF portion Of It. Justice Timpson committed
him to prison for trial
[Adye rtisement The continued rush
for Wet Goods at G. w Sanders q Co.'S, successors
to s. Barker No. 30i Grand ST., Is unparalleled They
will offer greater Inducements this day than have
ever been offered in this City Among the goods are
viii be sold for IS. Cd to Is "A Shifting, such rs
has been sold for Sd, for only 81. per yard. Black
Silks, Napkins, Towels Table Cloths, Linens Dam
asks, Linen Handkerchief &c all OF which will be
sold very cheap Also, Countefpanes and Toilet
Quilts very low. NJ B.-TLis is the last week for
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