New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-06

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Rs0irtd That his professional requirements his TALENT
energy devotion duty aud ntrspdly IN us DISCHARGE
The Commission Health Odicer OF the port Of New
York and Superintendent and Physician in Chief Of the
Resoipsd That the Commissioners sincerely coadols
with he widow and family of the deceased and that
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL
COMMITTEES FOR 1856" -The,Chalrman OF the General
Committee at Tammany Hall, last evening, an
nounced the following Standing Committees:
FInance-Robert J. Dillen, OF the 81 Ward Wm.
NJ. Tweed, 7th Ward Charles Francis, 10Th Ward,
W. A. TurLure. 10Th Ward john Y. Savage, ID
Ward Thos j. Hogan, 18th Ward Dsnnls Garrison,
llth Ward
Printing-Richard T. Mulligap, lst Ward David
GaIihwaite. 18th Ward; Alfred \. Phillips, 2o.hWard
Correspondence Daniel L. Sckles, stu Ward
Henry r. HoTmire 5th Ward Richard B. Connolly,
9TH Ward AS. yosbuIgh, 10Th Ward. wm Vallean
Oh Ward.
Leonard Cd Ward Nicholas DImond. LIST Ward;
John Mcdonald l4.h Ward John kinsley, Ism
Ward
~ The Church of the Holy Evange-
lists, in vandewaterst, near Frankfort, was sold
yesterday by Mr.. Blocker for $4,000.
CouRr CALENDAR-Ihis Day.--SUPE-
RoR COURT Nos l60 67 26, 26S, 65, 269, go, 27l,
2,5 81 50 g. 277 2S 49, 2s0 2S 2S5, ISL 2S5, 2S7,
2.9. 2U9, 2lU. 22O, l03, ZIl.
COMMON PLEAs.-Part THE same as Yesterday.
Part IL-Nos 1884, l66, O,ls6, 100, 1876, 2l2, 2l2t,
2l4, 2l6, 900, 222, 22l, 226 22s, 800
SUPREME COURT General Term.-Nos. 49, 10 to
10, 81. %, &c, IS to 81.
i. DIsTRIor CouRT.-same as yesterday.
HEAVY RoBBERY--ArreSt of the Perpe
tretsr-A young man, named OtLo Rosensranz,
formerly resident of Saratoga County, was yes.er-
day arrested by Constable Josephs, of the Fourth
Ward. charged with series OF robberleS. IL ap-
pears that the accused was boarder az the house
Mo- Chambers ST., and that on the 25th ult the
room of another boarder a. the same house, named
John Patterson, was entered by a false key and
robbed of $2e5 in gold coin From the habits OF
Rosenkranz 1t suspected that he was the guilty
party but DO definite proof could be adduced OF his
guilt until the matter placed in the hands OF Mr.
! Josephs, who watched him for nearly week, fol-
lowing him about the City and making inquiries as to
his movements Mr. j. finally ascertained that he
was IN the employ OF Mr.. John Briggs, at No 100
Broadway, and on calling upon that gentleman he
asceitained from him that goods, &c 10 the amount
OF about 50 eco had been stolsn from his store by
depIecatlons on the stock, committed during several
months past, ard tina. letters containing sums OF
money and sight drafts had been taken from the
Post Office ia his name and had never come TO hand
MIR. Josephs now felt sure that Rosenkranz was the
thief ard. cycling his movements closely, followed
him b. the Office of the owners Of the steamship
Cherokee, from whom he ascerta,ned that he had
just taken passage for California In the vessel which
was 10 sail yesterday. lie determined to arrest
his man, and soon aiter@aTd had hm IN hrs custody.
He took possession OF ali his luggage, which, on
searching, proved 10 consist of $3.50 IN gold, god
watch oud chain silks, satins pushes clothing, re-
y0lvere, and $50 bank note which he had taSen
ont OF one of the letters addressed TO Mr.. Briggs.
The accused admitted bis guilt and by his request
MI Josephs gave up all the money, goods, &C ex-
cepJ the amount stolen from Mr. Patterson, TO MI,
Briggs, and the accused taken before Justice
LothIop and committed to prison; The manner IN
which Mr. J0sephs played his cards to so successful
an issue in this affair reflects great credit upon his
skill as an officer. In fact he IA, for many years
been noted for his efficiency IN matters OF tns KIND,
and has been the means OF bringing many rogue 70
justice and OF recovering large amounts OF stolen
properly.
SUIcIDE.-Gustave Worpper, German,
who boarded at No. IS Reade-st committed suicide
a. his place OF residence on Wednesday afternoon.
He was found in rear house of Inc oulldng oeao,
with his throat cut from ear to ear and razor GOV
cred with blood lying near Pd ann s1d DoU wheS the
Coroner held an inquest upon H. ana veioIcs s ac
coIding with the above statement was rendered oy
the Jury Deceased was 30 years OF age, ana haa
been in the country about six months.
y The investigation relative to the al
! legged confession of MaTgaretta Lohrens, mistress
of the deceased wife Of Grunzg, which was TO nave
taken place yesterday afternoon, before JUSTICE Wy
| BON, was iurtber postponed unlu this afternoon
at O'Clock, for reasons only known to the ausnon-
| ties.
| CHARGE OF INFANTIcIDE.-A German
sirl named Augusta Frank, Is years OF age was AR
rested Yesterday by Assistant Capt BALDWIN, OF the
| Nineteenth Ward, on suspicion OF having oesHoysu
her newly corn infant by throwing II do Sn slnx IN
the rear Of the house OF Mr Bfuner corner OF fnty
fcurth.st and SevenLhay, In whose family sue inso
as a servant. On Monday night she gave Dinh 20
| child and soon after threw 1t In the SINK In me
morning she complained OF being I'm well, ana wen!
to her fathers house, corner OF Forty ninh 81. ana
Seventh av. The child was found In - course o.
the cav where it had been thrown, BY some members
| of MI Burners family, dead and bearing the ap.
pearance of having been stubborn Inc accused
was taken to the jefferson Market Police Cour,, ana
COMMITTED to await the verdict Of the Coroners Ju-
~, which, on being empanneed, held an inques,'
when verdict as rendered that the child was sIi-
| born Tie accused was then dIschaIsei.
Cu.rcp or Fauna complaint was
Yesterday preferred before Justice Lothrop by Mr.
| Edward ]. Osborne, VINO arrived IN tue ClSy on
| WEDNESDAY from California against a man Gaming
himself joan Doe, for aiding In eerauohs n ous Oh
| M ounces of gold dust, IL seems that Doe was a
fellow Messenger with Mr. Osborne, and on arriving,
induced him 70 put UP az Websles Hotel In arreh-
! 81 which he SAID he owned. Soon after entering
his name on the book, Doe commenced converse
tion with Mr.. o., about gold Gust, ard learned that
he bad 81 ounces and that be intended to sell It az
| Bebee & Co in Walst Doe told him that this
! wa, good place, but advised him TO 60 with him
| 70 the Office of the ,. 8. Branch Mint and finally
induced him to go with him to an Office IN Broadway
and sell his gold On arriving there, the gold was
weighed and Mr. o. was told that there was put
| forty one ounces and pennyweights, and that the
price of gold dust s lie 60 per ounce: supPosng
that he was the Office Of the Branck Mint, M
| Osborne believed the story and sola nis 80 e
Shortly afterward, however, he discovered ia Nil
had received 10 gold sovereigns ior ~ s, vSi
eagles and this fact at once aroused ms 80 r x
that he had been duped He then spphsu n, =. Ho,ei
MAYNARD, ESQ lawyer, living at the s1m a,use he
who advised MN to make complain, auE ;oe, H.say
arrest OF the rcgues. He did So ana cve 70 he
81 ic G - proad and arrested Individual who Is
| held for examination John Doe a. NC 0si'' "