New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-28

place OF residence OF tc accused in Beifogi, Brook
yr. and there found Jewelry TO the value Of a less,
StOO Oh o. WHICH Il supposed 70 be stolen properly
II consists OF two gold waicaesw with yc-t chains fsche
two gold bracelet Diamond cluster hin ons SIN a,
dn nd pin pair o. diamond yi,s tb-.e ,ia
finger rings set with diamonds. larg, o5era -sss OF
mother Of pearl enc large brooch with a1ni ap3
opal stones and two heavy gold pencil cs.e and Dsns
These STITCHES be on application 70 Mr. Sr,s
pheIs 1t the Halls Of Justice. Ccntres;. The accused
i still in PRISON awaiting examination
FELL DEAD IN A SroRr.--An unknown man.
supposed BE- lsborcr about 10 years OF sg, while
the grocery No Hobs ksH-st yesterday Sitcraoon ts
10 the floor Gnd died Immediately afie-yayl His r.
mains taken to the Fifth Ward Police Station and
thence. by direction OF the Coroner. TO the Bellevue
Uofuittl where an inquest viii be held upon the body
ut 10 o'clock this morning The deceased was about 5
feet inches in hight hsd light hair and wss dressed in
light mixed cloth sack cost, blsck bonoszine vest,
mixed cashmere pants. blue ovcralls, waite muslin
shirt red annc undershirt. snd boots H. had,
also, wooden comforter abOu; his neck
ROBBERY on A STEAMBoAr.-Sh0rtly before
the arrival of the steamboat Isaac Newton from Albany
yesterday morning, pocket book containing S67 was
stolen from under pillow in the staterOOm OF Mrs
Mtry Lamberson re,iding in Utica Suspicion rested
upon English girl Is years Of agc named Caroline
Baker. who arrested when she acknowledged hay
ing taken the pOoketbook and gave up. On tue arr
vS Of the boat At her landing the girl taken before
Justice BocaIt whom she stated that she had been
directed BY her father to take the money. "A ohcer
was then cent in search ct her father but returned with
cut being sbe to find him An affidavit settin, forth
the commission o. the larceny was then made and n,
accused was committed 10 prison fer trial She had
been living servant IN Albany and was on her way
10 this City On 4 visit
ARREST OF FUGirvE.-A man named Isaac
Gall who shout two months since broke Jail at Danbury,
Corn where he was confined 20 answer a charge OF
burglary was yesterday arrested in this City by Assist
ant Captain Crowe. OF the Twelfth Ward. and handel
the custody OF the Sheriff of Danbury, who for
time past hrs been in search OF him lie taken
back by the sheriff.
Board or ALDERMES-Specid Session.
"Wednesday, Oct 21-PTes.dent Compton in tho chair.
and quorum present.
The following message received from the acting
Meyor. and ordered to be printed:
MAYORS OFFICE, Wednesday. Oct. r 1852
To ihe Hen the Common c. uRea Gentleman:
Tie melancholy inellgt has been communicated 70
that Peter X Bastow. Assistant AID OF the Nineteenth
Ward parted this life this morning bat few days
since that MIR. BTesOw US and actively engaged
in the discharge Of the duties which his important position
deyolyed i and with you a ready to bear cheer
mi testimony Ia the prompt and Jealous manner IN Whcl
those duties discharged. To you, Gentlemen, vino
daily contact with him. and who best appreciate
his worth aud your oss shall offer words of sympathy
foil well know how keeny you must feel the sudden aud
painful bereavement In making this official announcement
OF the decease of Assistant Aid. Brasow, will simply re-
commend that such be- adopted shall best esy
our appreciation of his worth aud services and respect
for his memory n. y COMPTON. Acting Mayor.
The preamble and resolutions passed in thc other
Bourd were then taken up and conouredn.
After the appointment OF Committee the Board I'D
ourned TO the fret Monday in November.
lAdver;lciacn;.l