New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-28

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Tho chip Rcclombcau, nom Liverpool, which arrived
! ,ttiaday ,,rore the following doaihs Ellen Denahnn
! orod yoorn W Valentine. infant William Chapman
ceo ~ Charles Chapman. infant, Fat Henry. Infant
II kcrtcna age 90 Frederick George "a Ann Preston
DENIM Preston q Richard koarnoy. 40 Samuel Finn
Infant
roH Errorr Tho sicamahip Pacific, Nyo, smiled on sa
imday ,cr Liverpool taking passengers aud s5s9ooo in
,poco Among ihc passengers Lcut Gen Vcticr tho
Hungarian ~ Rov Frederick Donain Of Now York and
DR. =. Abbat bearer of dspaichosi to Prussia
R,co,rny OF $4,000 OF rIIK MoSEY Stolen FROM ruE
BANK OF rnr STATE or NEW YorK-drresf II tie Snp
poicd I2,C-A few weeks since as will be remembered
bog containing $3.50 in bank bills mysoriouly
stolen nom the of the Bank Of the State Of Now
York Just before tho hour Of closing. The police have
since been The ferret the expert thief and at
various times It thought clue had been obtained The
arrest of two men at Toledo Ohio with $4,000 Of bills cor
responding with those stolen in their possession created
some stir bat 1t was reserved for City Police TO dis
cover the rogue and the money Il appears
that on Saturday afternoon, Officer Keee Of the Chiefs
Office wac in public house in Broadway, whore he met
| SUSPICIOUS character known Chauncy Johnson for
vi ON he had for time been looking ard suspectng
that lie knew something Of the robbery the officer took
him nside and charged him directly with Il Johnson who
10 doubt, had heard Of the arrests edo thinking the
officer was possessed Of oil the facts became alarmed and
onCrd Mr. Keefe $4,000 TO allow him 10 escape The Of
fce pretended accept the brbe and the fellow hentod
him that he in possession of oil the money and said
that il was at his in Commercest The two then pro
coCdod in that direction but the officer on learning the
number Of The house. arrested the rogue and lodged him in
The Fifteenth Ward Police Station lie then proceeded to
search the Of his prisoner and found about $4,000 OF
tie stolen money wrapped up in old flannel shirt This
money forthwith placed in the hands of the Chief OF
Police johnson was yesterday removed to the Chiefs
Office, where be is confined This same individual
was arrested in July last for stealing box containing
500 from behind the counter Of Loveoys HOTEL but on
trial. be acquitted in consequence Of the Absence OF the
principal witness for the prosecution lie is young man.
Of rather sporting appearance and has lived most of his
days in this City The two men who were arrested in
Toledo supposed to have been accomplices Of John
sons and had taken the $4,000 West to circulate. The
balance Of the stolen money has probably been gambed
away by johnson The e. 900 reward offered by the Bank
for tie recovery of the stolen money viii probably be
awarded TO the officer who made the important arrest
Run OVER AND KlLLED-On Thursday evening
young girl named Caiharine Dalton who lived with her
parents No 100 Anthonys ST. overin Broadway
near Nanens, by an express wagon driven nj furious
rate. Tie driver who is not known did not stop. The
girl died Immediately after being conveyed to the Hospital
Coroner ODonnel Saturday, held inquest upon the
body and the Jury rendered the following verdict THAT
Cal ane Dalton to her death by injuries received
"by being run by express wagon driven in reck
less manner by person to us unknown The deceased
was native Of Ireland.
FIVE PoInrs MrssIox-The Ladies Home Mission a.
knowledge with gratitude the foogng donations, in ad
don those already published for their Than,sgying
fee at the New Mission House site of the Old brewery
Sent from John Taylor's Ssloon Broadway, several
pyramids Of ice cream Thompson Son. three elegant
pyramids Of candy j. j Mohett, confectionery, two pya
mds OF candy some of ice cream from H. wild loo cor
nucopies; from Horton box Stewards candy Inttle
Emporium. lot of wax dolls from Lady and Gentle
men, large box of French toys c. C. North some gifts
for the children j Backus one dozen books collection
from Eighteenth ST. Church. si2 and barrel OF apples
Also, large guanty of poultry fruit cakes &C. @c from
unknown donors. b. III. ADAMS.
THE SUPPOSED CASE OF PoIsoSISo.-Coroner Hilton
held inquest yesterday as No 1881 West Thirty third
st upon the body OF q colored woman, who died on Fri
day night The neighbors thought the death suspicious,
and gave their opinion that had been produced by
slow poison They had the husband arrested but on the
inquest different state OF matters apparent and aser
a careful investigation the Jury rendered the following
verdict: ave find that the deceased came to her death
a. from consumption further, find that her husband
"tTened her most kindly On the rendition of this
diet, the prisoner was honorably acquitted
FATAL ACCIDENT John Hartnen, lad thirteen years
Of age, while gathering chips in new builing in War
rem near Church st. Saturday afternoon had his head
fractured by plank which fell ron an upper story lie
died few hours afterwards at the New York Hospital
Coroner 0Donnell yesterday held an inquest upon the
body and the jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
FouxD DRowsKD-The body of an unknown man
about 50 years Of age Saturday found in the East
River pier No. IL. Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest
uron The body, and marks OF violence being found
verdict of death by drowng was rendered The body APP
reared have been about three four weeks in the
water II was dressed in black dress coat with brass
buttons black vest black pants white shirt AMI under
shit and shoes. knife cent and small silk bag were
found in the pocket The hair was thin and partly gray
and a small red beard was the side OF the face.
SuIorpEJoscph Taylor late porter in the employ of
Henry, Smith 4 Townsend committed suicide on Satnr
day, at bis lodgings, No. l23 Greenwichst by cung
his throat with razor. Coroner ODOnnell yesterday
held inquest upon the body when it appeared IN evi
donce The deceased had been very Incorporate in his
rucion lille suffering from delirium The jury therefore
rendered verdict of suicide by deceased cutting bis
troa with razor which act had been suPerinduced by
III. too free Of intoxicating liquor The deceased was
q native Of Ireland and 40 years Of age
FATAL ACCIDENT os THE STEAMER BALrro.-Coroner
ODonn1 yesterday held an inquest at No IL Carkson st.
upon the body Of Patrick McMullen hand board the
4 s. Mail Steamship Baltic. whose death caused by
fall cidnaliy received He was standing on the gang
why looking over ihe side when he missed his balance
and l upon staging 80 feet below and was fatally in
nrod The jury rendered verdict Of accidental death
The deceased native Of Ireland - years Of age
IIeleayeS n wife but no children.
spDDrs DIANA German woman named Catherine
Hyef, Saturday while walking Ia Icnth nv, near
1wcniy seventh II, accompanied by her husband. was
suddenly taken with a. fell 10 the pavement aud expired
before h stefan could DO procured, lor remains were
eyed a. The Tenth Ward Police baion where mn In
quef held upon them and verdict ofdcalh nom dis
ofhe heat was rendered Tho deceased was twenty
two Yeas of hgo had been IN The country bat short tme
and rss temporarily stopping At No ~ hank 81 iief
tsf md husband entirely destitute aud ef body was