New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-09

McRK PRIMARY NEErIses-The ~Adamantines' haf
their Primary Meetings last night for the choice Of Dele
gates the State Convention ct Syracuse and had every
thing their own way Tonight the Putty Heads hold
similar meetings for similar purpose and the Aiznsn
tines threaten to break them up The following places
designated for voting Polls open from S to Pm:
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BURGLARY AID EXTENSIVE ROBBERY AT Brcxs DRY
GOODS sroRE-On Wednesday night the dry goods store
Of james Beck and Company No. 355 Broadway was
entered BY burglars and robbed Of plain silks the value
Of about $4,000 with which they escaped. From an ex
animation Of the premises /, appears they effected
entrance into the premises by first forcing of the
lock Of iron gate OF alley leading from
Leonsrds- 70 the of the store they then. with
crowbar forced open the Office door, and finally
iron door leading thence the six room where
the robbery affected Before carrying off their plumber
the burglar forced open several desks in search Of money
but they found none From marks the wall Of the
building under one the windows appears tina; they at
tempted to make hole in the wall and thus effect an
entrance but this plan they abandoned No clue has yet
been obtained disclosing the perpetrators of this outrage
SHIP ASeuIQrE's PAssESeERs.-A subscription was
opened yesterday the Office Of the e. Marshal for the
relief Of the unfortunate persons who had taken passage
and paid all they possessed in the world in the above hp
Some Of them and children portion Of whom
remained understand the dock wednesday night
About sl3O raised Subscriptions VII be received By
the Assistant Marshal
The LATE FATAL AocIDEST BY The FAILING
BLOCK TNBER-Coroner Hilton. Yesterday held an in
quest upon the body OF james Eirdg the person who
killed Wednesday last By the falling upon him Of log
Of mahogany which being hoied from the deck ofthe
bark Scott Dyer lying the foot Of Governeurs; E r.
The Jury rendered verdict that deceased his death
from injuries received by the falling upon him of log Of
mahogany The jury further say that they Of the oPn
ION that the rope used in hosting the log not Of sui
cent size or strength TO sustain the weight for which
intended
How TO WS-If Adversely furnishes with strange
bedfelows curiosity gives strange acquaintance some
times Ii certainly strange 10 me that should be in
gaming house one night not long ago Knowing nobody
nobody knowing hooked about for somebody to be
interested in always Ike to take interest in some
body did that that night He soFt Of green gawky
looking chap TO all appearance a little The worse
for liquor made up my mind that be a stray pigeon
and that be would be pucked before he left that hawks
nest. / watched the hawk. H. busy now with
stranger whom he cleaned out Then he saunered
to where our pigeon dosing and sat down al the
table Directly he walked up aud looked about him
with sort Of vacant stare Hawk was busy shufiing
pack Of cards Pigeon looked moment and then sad to
him
Il say stranger may be you think you mighty
koards bui can beat the hind sights OF Of you atpoker
Sir said the gambler 90 never take stump
d" Irot eOut your nsgs then Meow lei her rip
And they played continually at the Pigeon loss which
saw occssoned by the most downright cheating in
dealing the cards, dropping 10 make mis- deal Amer
while Pigeon got up to 90 out moment and could not
resist the opportunity of telling him how vlanouy the
other was robbDg him
Il know ii Just Is much obliged TO you though stran-
ger but Il win at last He cleaned my friend in the
way but Il win yet-you may count me in for that
wondered how, as saw hves tens and ffties trans
eed from his pocket TO the capaOus poo act book Of the
other which he always carefully depOsa in right hand
breast pocket
Such run Of losses would break the bank II broke the
loser who BY this time very drunks least ne looked
Hut he insisted that the other should out with him
and "a some Of the real mountain dew that there was
'nothiA in this shany fit for gentleman
Hawk would have gladly shaken him of but how could
he shake OF obstinate drunken man 80 they went oli
together followed Pigeon his arm around the neck
Of Hawk in the most loving manner who was evidently
much annoyed. 80 they went on and would nave g'ae
into fashionable saloon but Hawk hung back he did not
20 where he known, with companion 50 ir
gone 80 he proposed another place, down dark SIDE
They had not walked far into the gloom before he
wheeled suddenly gave his companion shove who went
stumbling down upon cellar door. while Hawk came
where Wa standing saw the other had won az last.
There was fearful gash in the breast Of the coat directly
over the SPOT here the well filed poke. book had been
Tie owner glad to think be bad got nd Of hs
troublesome drunken companion that he had not yet dis
covered tis lo.s
low turned to watch the other He got up and cane
slowly toward the corner where standing. What
change The old white lat had given place TO glazed
six can lie iauny striped vest o. PLAN black six vel
vet. The black crava bed turned white The shocking
ugly red hair fine brown and the ugly whskers
all gone. and left face smooth a parson- And what
was more. be strictly sober
He had won stlest!
DO not particularly commend pick pocket. bat could
not help thinking that OF these scpundre just
honest a. the other
FA1AI SrABBrSG AFFRn IN DayoE HorsE-shorly
after y O'Clock yesterday morning man named John
Holt went into low dance house No Boz Wsierst and
got into a difficulty with Prostitute, che It seems. CON
nencpg the disturbance by using abusive language 10
him He retaliated u the same manner when Walace
Parker keeper Of the House nterfered IN behalf the
female The girl then struck Hot IN the face VII her
fist and the latter wa driven ont Of the hoase peed viii
bottles and other missiles and otherwise assaulted by the
inmates when it sppears he drew knife and stabbed
Parker in the right side Of the breast The wounded
died alncs: Immediately. Hot was arrested and held 70
await an nquson. which took place yesterday Afternoon
before Coroner Hilton when the following testimony
adduced
Henry Newkirk. sworn testified % having known tie
prisoner he dealer in poultry aud had been ~ JET
ferson Market during the afternoon in the evening Wit
and the prisoner went 10 Fulton Market and al f1 Il
clock commenced calling different house, the last BE-
ing dance house al No 30e Wafer 81 kept BY " aace
Parker they had been there bat few minutes when
girl began abusing Holt Parker came in and told hin
that be must quarrel with the girls that he id d
would get his head broken Holt asked him b.
violent and hat if he desired IL be world leave The ho1e
the parties seemed Tor ieE nlrenis to Be