New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

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hist intelligence ire Police will have viii DO fur
nished them BY this sftlcle-as doubtless most OF
thsir knosleder az thieves eld ouga-ies Is Obtained
more BY reading than observation or experience.
fuftter particulars OF still more interesting char
aet'r can re furnished for tbs etihcauon OF the
Z" r. adirs polire
Ne5- Y'rk Jan. s6. is5a
MURDERoUs AssAULr.--A man named
Aafiln Boomer, TesCug A. No. IL Bncge-s.., vas,
on saturday arrested CHARGED with si4o3ing his
"fe IN me abdomen ard s'sO n the left temple IN
hiO'ihe dangerous ard probably fata injuries. The
poor woman vas Immediately taken, IN state Of
isenslollliy. 10 the y. Y. Hospital Immediately
AFTER the commission OF the Outrage Ser1t Lynch,
OF the FTs' Ward Police. was infor red OF the cur
cnn stance and al once started 10 arrest Boomer.
whom he found. about O'Clock on the afternoon OF
the sane cay, secTetec Al the Island CITY House
corner OF Whitehall and Soulhsts lie vas taken
before Justice Lothrop and committed to prison %
await the result OF the injuries infected UPON his
wife. Mrs Boomer Is described as beng very
peaceabe and INDUSTRIOUS woman, and for a long
time past has by her industry. supported her fam
lily Bloomer was arrested some months since for
attempting to shOolhs wife with pistol.
CHARGE or FALSE PRErESsEs.- Two
men, ramed George futile and William Harris, were
on SUNDAY arrested BY Officers Carpenter and Pell,
OF the Eighth Ward charged with obtaining money
BY false pre,enses from c. Knapp, ESQ, OF No. a
Ninetee nth.st Robert McCookey, ESQ OF No. 80
Bond o. NJ. Boeart, ESQ =, of No. i3 West Nine
teenth-st Archibald Russell, ESQ., OF No. IS Tenth
St, and several others, TO whom they represented
themselves 10 be members of different Engine Com
panles, and called for the purpose of collecting
money for the benefit OF fireman who had been re-
Gently run over and was much injured. Eight differ
eIt persons, who had been swirdled by these men,
yesterday appeared at the Ninth Ward Police Sta
ton, where they were taken, and identified them
They were committed for examination.
BURGLARY AND ARREST OF THE BURGLAR.
The room occupied by Ira Kings5ury and Alonzo
Perry, at No. so Canal-st, was entered on Saturday
night while they were asleep by some person, who
stole their clothes and pocketbook combining Sis.
Sunday morning Officer Cannon, OF the Sixth
Ward arrested man named Richard thompson,
who was passing down, the Bowery with the stolen
clothing and Sl55 OF the money IN his possession
lie was taken before Justice Lothrop and committed
for examination. The young men arrived IN the
City last week, and were making preparations 30
start on the 9th OF next month for California
PIcKPocKETs AT NBLo's. On Friday
evening last several young pickpockets were in the
crowd in front of Nbo's, relieving the pockets Of
individuals OF their purses, &c. Officer Mitchell was
applied to by a gentleman whose wife had had her
purse stolen, and succeeded In catching youngster
named Michael Kelly. on whom he found wallet
containing several gold dollars, two dollar bank
note and fifty cents The boy stated that he had
found the wallet at the entrance, but this story did
not snit Bnd be was locked up by Justice Mountfor
for exam IN alton.
FIRES. About II o'clock on Sunday night
FIRE broke out in the large boarding house No 81
East Twenty .third.st. The flames were soon extln-
guisf ed by the fremen, but not however before the
building and furniture had been damaged to the
amount Of 1880 The fire was occaSloned BY the
iues becoming oyerheated ard setting FIRE 10 the sur
rounding woodwork
On Monday morning FIRE occurred IN the cellar OF
No. 20S Hester-st occupied as carpenter shop'
was soon extDeuished. Damage tiff ng. TINS ME
was evidently the work Of sn incendsry.