New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-02

On Sunday morning, between and
O'Clock, the schooner C. N. Rogers, lying at the
foot Of DOverst, was robbed OF $500 in gold The
money was In the Captains trunk, In the cabin
locked and light burning. The robbers carried the
trunk on deck broke 1t open, destroy the vessePt
papers and stole the motley they also picked the
pockets OF the sleepers IN the cabin, stealing $la
from one mans pantaloens They took nothing but
money. The schooner had just arrived from Fair
haven, and it is thought that the robbers may have
come from that place also as no one here knew tha'
so much money was on board.
Two BOYS, named Robert Pine and
VIM. Kavsnagh, were on Sunday arrested. charged
with having broken into the store Of Thomas Van
Worst, No. 100 SecOnc.av and stolen therefrom S76
In money and also for having broken into the store
Of Philip Hines, where 50 IN money and lot OF
cigars were stolen. These boys are suspected OF
having acted in concert with . large number Of
other boys, who have for some months past COM
united great number OF burgares and larcenies In
the upper part of the City, Some OF these charac-
tiers known to the police, and will probably
ere long be arrested.
James Casendon, who for the last
three years has been employed porter in the store
OF Messfs Buckley and ClaflliE, No. 81 Broadway,
Friday evening fell through the hatchway from the
third floor Of the building to the ground foor struck
on his head, and fractured his skull in shocking
manner He was almost instantly killed. The First
Ward Police conveyed the body to the Station
House where Coroner Ives held an inquest on Sat-
urday morning. The Jury rendered verdict Of ac-
cdebtal death Brooklyn was the place oil residence
OF the deceased.
Two men, on Saturday last, called at
the house No 1877 Ludlow st., and asked person re
siding there for the key Of Mr. Wm. BremslPs room,
Mr. b. also being resident at that house. Sup
posing that they had been sent for the key the person
asked gave it to them, when they Immediately went
to The ROOM broke open trunk, and stole from 1t
$37 so, with which they left, after having returned
tie key. When Mr. B. came home the larceny was
discovered, ard one James Morgan was arrested as
being one of the thieves, and held by Justice Mount
fort for examination.
"A man named James Gallagher was
on Sunday arrested, charged with being one of the
parties who, short time Slnce were engaged In
burglary at the house No le6 Stanon-st. Gallagher
confessed his guilt, and gave such information as
will probably lead TO the Punishment Of the whole
gang all of whom, with but one exception, are In
custody. The mos. OF the property stolen at the
time has been recovered by the exertioHs of officer
Brookbeip, OF the Eleventh Ward. Gallagher was
committed by Justice Timpson.
The Coroner held az inquest on Sun
day, at the foot of Franklinst upon the body of en-
unknown man, found IN the dock at that place early
on Sunday morning. The deceased had been in the
water for some months past. Verdict-Death by
drowning
- The body of recently born male
child was found early on Sunday morning in the
aueyway belonging to the premises No. 50 Suffolk.
st. No person In the vicinity seemed to know any
thing about the child or its mother.