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

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During the same month In 1851 the arrivals wers
EeiO in 1850, 1897.
A WOMAN MURDERED By HxR HUSBAND.
On the morning of the aitk ult, we publts he'd the
arrest Of man named Martin Bioomer, reading -
No II Bridge.,t, for sabbng his wife in tac ado
men. Immediately after receiving the wound, Mrs.
Boomer accompanied By her daughter went 10 the
Office Of DR.. Andrews, Nc. 80 Pearl.s,., which vas
reer by, where her wound was dressed. She WA
then removed to the New Nork Hospital. where she
died on Saturday afternoon, from she effects Of the
wound Yesterday afternoon Coroner Ives held
an inquest Upon the body, when TabinI Chadwick,
adaus bitter OF the deceased bya former husband.
sworn, and testified that her parents lived very
uRhappy together. ard that for several months past
her step father has exhibited symptoms of being in
sane, and tina! she fully believes that he has bees
and was at the time Of the commission oftae deod.
IN deransod state of mind She also stated, on
oath, that he had twice been confined in the Lauas
Asylum on Blackwelrs Island, and at the time no
stabbed her mother, had been from there but about
SIX weeks. Sergt Lynch testified to having arrested
jack knives in his possession. The Jury returned .
verdict that the deceased, Rebecca Boomer, came
to her death by the hands Of her husband, Marmu
Bloouer, who, at the time, Was laooiins under IN
alteration OF intellect. The jury are Of opiaioa.
however, that he should be committed, to await "A
examination to has sanity. On the rendition Of
the verdict the prisoner was committed 80 prison oy
the Coroner.
CHARGE OF MuRDER.--Margaritta Lob
rens the mistress Of Otto Grunzlg now under ssa-
snce OF death for the murder OF his wife BY poison.
was on Saturday arrested by Officer Elder OF tie
Lower Police Court by direction of the Districs Az
toney. and committed to the City Prlsento aws'tthc
further action OF the authorities relative TO her re-
cent confession made to Gov. Hunt, IN which she
alleges the innocence Of Grunzlg, and admits that
che placed the poison in the house without ms
knowledge, by which statement the Governor Wa
was induced TO defer the execution OF Cunslg f0
four weeks from last Fndsy. On her arrest she 5s-
came greatly alarmed and exclaimed, ~ dad sss
poison any one"
SUIcIDE.-Jos.; Price, who, on Thurs
day last, cut his throat with a razor, while il the
work shop rear OF No III Woosterst., died ysstsr-
day at the New-York Hospital. Coroner Ives WIZ
hold an inquest upon the body at III O'CLOCK shas
morning
SERIOUS Accidental lad, years Of
age, son Of Gilbert +. Hays. Esq of the Lndepe.-
deat Police, was treadfully injured on Friday whus
standing on the corner Of st place and First
ay by being struck on the head by small place Of
timhsr ~h1oh " au thrown from the fourth stsW
window OF new building at that place. 1. 70 feared
that his skull Is fractured.
ATTEMPT Al BURoLARY--The iswelW
store mo. AZ Avenue A, was made . subject Of g.
tack by burglars on Saturday night, who, however.
scared of by the appearance Of the police BE-
fore they could accom- psh their nefarious desig0s-
They escaped consequence OF being liehtsr-foOtsd
than the police.
RoBBERY on THE "POINTs. "A young
man from New Haven, Conn, while strong
through the Five Points on Friday night, was &C.
costed by two frequenters of that neighborh0od,
named Bridget Cib0n and Frances Wilson, who in
duced him 20 enter thieyish den in Anthony e.,
where they robbed him Of large amount Of nosey.
Captain Brennan, OF tho Sixth Ward, and offiosr
Judge, on the same night arrested the thieves and
found in their possession SIG, mostly on EaSsern
banks. II the owner will call upon Capt. Brennan.
at the Sixth District Police Station, he can get baok
his money. The accused were committed by jus.
tce Osborne.
CHARGE or FORGERY.--Onicer VIM. III.
Stephens, OF Lower Police Court, yesterday after
noon arrested Henry Rottman, on charge OF fofg-
cry, IN wifuy destroying note OF hand, ORA WI BY
John Ahrens, and endorsed by the accused In favor
Of Messrs Thiel & Veekens, Of No. 227 Washington
st. 1t appears that Mr.. Ahrens was indebted TO ths
accused In the OF $500, and on being pressed fog
settlement he offered to give two notes Tor Slee
offer was accepted and the notes were drawn, bus
when Mr.. X. endorsed them he wrote his signature
near the top OF the notes that no room renaiaed
for Mr.. Ahrens TO sign his name. This informally
was not noticed al the time the notes were paid over
to Messrs Thiel s. yeekens, but shortly afIsr they
became aware OF the error, and after making ou!twe
new notes, requested Mr.. Rotlmsn TO endorse
them offering to give up the FIRST signed notes Mr..
r., by this time, II appears, had repenfed OF betno
Ahrens enecrser, and on getting possession Of ths
two notes endorsed by himself. deliberately threw
tbem into the FIRE, declaring that he would sign No
others lie was held 10 bail 10 answer ths charge
DARING RoBBERY.-About 81 O'Clock Oh
Saturday evening some daring raseas stopped IN
front of the ewelry store o! Louis Goidsteln, Ne
393 Pear.st. end, while one Of them KEEP. the door
shut by a cord which he had fastened to the knoo.
the other dashed his hand through pane Of siass
ia the show. window and, Selling upon Two silver
watches, valued at $25, made his escape, fouowed
by bis accomplish. The proprietor who was In me
store at the time, on hearing me clss' ran :" Me
peAed to get out BY the rear door, ana, tong oooIe
he could get into the street the rascIs were o's
been made Shortly before the commission OF The
hold larceny three suspicious looking fellows were
seen reconnoitering the premises
Apsos. BURGLARY AND GRAND LARcEsY.
The store OF Wm. Fisher, cor. Of Attorney aad
Stanton as was broken open and robbed ana SET On
Are last Friday night, a, about III O'Clock Tne
smoke was seen issuing from the premises BY omeef
Wells Of the Eleventh Ward, who exsngusneo me
flames ard then went in pursuit. OF the rascals wno
had robbed and fred the store. lie soon oversok
four men loaded with goods, one OF whom no sue-
ceeded in arrestng The others fled, but are known,
and Will probably Be taken. The one arrested, gave
his name as FTaEcs Ellis. On Saturday morning,
officer Brookheim, of the same Ward arrested three
men with portion OF the stolen goods IN Their pos
sss,on. Who paye their names as Duncan Paddle.
Nicholas schouliz and Christian sshouiiz VINO rcIe
taken before Justice Timson and committed iof eL
animation These men are not, however sh r gsu
sons who robbed the store, but were casghs oA''s
the goods for sale at the different Junk sh"ps'
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