New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-24

Il "a the rafhans ned enc "a' u''S''S'N- ' -
80 BY the Fifth Ward Police and taken 70 tue
-, where IL wa found Necessary to amPu',te
'e' - her les which bad been broken She con
- 70 grow worse until yesterday when she died.
-, Hilton was notified, and will hold an inquest
.,be body The villains are Unknown aud wih
1..h,, escape the punishment due them Inc de-
- ina, previous to the assault, had been dii-
- - f,or, Bellevue Hospital where she had been
= Che IA believed to have been one ofthe poor girls
-, have no regular home.
Tu, Pos1.OFYIcE RoBBERY.-The investi-
~;on relative to the matter Of the roooing OF the
,.avsy Post Office Of large number OF letters Just
.v,ous 20 the last election, was commenced before
I,,dse Osborne yesterday afternoon Inc following
..,e, from the complainant in the matter, Mr.. Peter
conner 20 the Grand Jury, explains the whole affair
n d, Grand Jun Of the Coyf@ cs'sIDn.. -
GEsTLEMEE-Preyioust % tne % ~ $3.50. ofe
esn S;sc,ed 10 residents Of this City, were deposte
~ gsmes C. Haryiot, the proprietor OF the Broad
way Post Ofhes % s,Dsn,e and under the direction
~ rnuber OF gentlemen OF tls City, and were
S,nsa with my name as the chairman, and the
tnIe rorI was superinteDced on their behalf by
saa + waterbury. On the evening Of Saturday Oct.
= 1ssa az is notorious nearly one half OF the circulars
-, forcbly seized and carried away from the Broadway
.snaire 6y o party Of men, at the head of whom
- n sickIes The witnesses vino prove the rob-
- are James c. Hsrott John Post. John H. Asten aud
NMs who can be found at that place No. Az Broad
,bsh two months have elapsed it is not known
80 suy steps have been taken 20 punish the offenders.
be of the leading journals OF tins City have rebuked
~ DELAY; and understand that Of my fellow-citi
90 think That am in some degree called upon 70 act in the
nises am informed by Mr. Waterbury that soon after
oepse Mr. Harriet repeatedly dec ared his purpose 10
lie criminal complaint ageius. the guilty parties; but
III be not only refuses TO do but has prohibited
.Iips on affidavit Of the facts therefore call upon the
,p5 Jury to inquire into the Original Ofense, and there
tSigned) Respectfully, PETER COOPER.
The evidence Of Mr.. Cooper was taken before the
yeistrate He admitted having signed the above doc
snent; was called upon by Mr.. Waterbury to sub
,be toward paying the expense Of getting up certain
1tets referred TO In the document; understood from
NJ Waterbury that the circulars to be directed
pthe voters generally throughout the City, by name
b not know Mr.. Harriet personally. The nvestlga-
sob here closed, and will be resumed probably on
Friday afternoon next
The LATE CASE OF FoRGERY.-An inves-
gson relative TO the charge recently preferred against
George Gage In which II stated that the 18th of
December last he presented two checks amounting TO
1880, at the Bank of the Ohio Life Insurance and
IIust tOHlppHJi NJ TcctNtu
he same, was heard yesterday before Justice Stuart
Mr. Oscar Hoyt, of WILLIAMSBURG. testified that the
,eused was in this City during the whole Of December
bat he him every day during that month, and that
the 14tb the very day he is alleged to have presented
be checks Of Cincinnati be Qhe sccused) pad him at
10 Office, in this City, 500. A man named Philbin tes-
ed that the accused in the City during the month
q December, and that he saw him daily The Clerk Of
be prisoners lawyer also proved that he was in the
City on the 18th December, aud was at the Office on
aa day. Three other witnesses also proved ths they
bad sscn him almost every day during that month.
The case Is curious the complainant positively
isrs tina, he is the who presented the checks at
be bsnk-but abb has been clearly proven, it 10
kghly probable that Gage will be discharged.
WHOLESALE ABAHDoYNENr.-On Tuesday
N English woman shore from an emigrant yes.
dying not far from Fulton Ferry with her five child
She left them on board o; the Fulton ferry boat
md returned to the ship The children landed on the
brooklyn side where Officer Babcock took charge of
hem for an hour or so, expecting their mother. As
inc did not come he took them back and put them in
charge Of the officer on the York side who wen.
with them TO the ship from which they landed, and
here found their mother. She reprimanded the officer
rerey for returning them, she did not want them.
NEw BAPTIST CHURcH.--We learn that the
aggregation now worshpng at the Knckcrbocker
lar have made arrangements to erect elegant and
ostly church edifcc, Twenty third ST., between
eenth and Eighthavs. 1t is designed to constructs
uldng that will he croditable to the Baptist denom
alton, and ornamental to the CRY. The Pastor will
4 Rev. C. Billings Smith.
AMERICAN TRAor SOcHTY.-The Execu-
I've Committee of this useful Society assembled at the
isei House. ON Monday last, Rev. Dr. Knox, presid-
d. Bishop Mcllvaine Rev. DR.. Adams, Rev. DR.. Yer.
My and Rev T 8. Malcolm were appointed Delegates
the London Religious Tract Society, at its ensuing
anniversary.
Letters were read from numerous American Foreign
ssionsries reporting the expenditure of funds, re-
Nesting additional grants, &c. Rev. Mr.. Schneider
mites from Ainiab that evangelical knowledge lis
s'ssding in all the region around. We have almost
ons,anily eight or ten colporteuTs in neighboring
lsces which look TO us for some to make known
them the way of truth and 10 oil these places your
ALLEGATIONS go and do their work.
Rev Mr. Guhck who has Just reached Ascension, one
the Mcrunesan Islands ia the PScihc, states the IN
resting fact that in that "remo'e corner OF the earth,
Gcely known to civilization" he finds the publications
fhe Tract Society the shelves OF come of the resi-
sns which have been procured from sailors aud sea
lpians
The receipts OF the Society for January were S5sle9
which S2 352 donstions. The gratuitous issues
nee April have amounted TO 8 ,69i Liberal dona-
for the liquidation OF the Soc.oiys debt encourage
e belief that Il viii soon be cancelled The financial
ear closes April and all funds intended for the
mt year should be paid ever without delay.
twas determinedto hold the next Anniversary in
le Metropolitan Hall
AMERICAN BIBLE HoUsE.-This edifco is
81 approaching completion, and by the lst of Nsyii
expected viii be occupied by all the departments
the American Bible Society. 1t is generally known
at Il Is built on scale sufficiently large not only TO
the Sociey whose name il bears hut sew
nj other institutions with Offices and stores. Besides
e stores and Offices already let the following societies
I'VE engaged rooms In this building:
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
ora
American Home Missionary Society.
Protestant Episcopal Foreign and Domestic Com
lileee.
Pfufssfart Ensconal Society for The promofiou of