New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

internal hemouhage took place Testimony was taken
showing that the Engine not running upon the sde
walk at the time Of the and that purely
accidental The deceased native OF this State 81
years Of age, and was connected with family of the
highest respectabiy He had recently returned from
voyage around the world.
TEE RoBBERIEs ON THE STEAMER SAN Francisco
Yesterday afternoon several adsvs taken before
Justice Osborn tending to crmnate the three cored men,
William Evans William Scofeld and Wiliism Fields who
stand charged with robbng the trunks Of passengers
board the San Francisco. Mr. Sewall l. Fremont u A..
made an affidavit claiming that gold chain and breastpn
worth eos which found in possession Of tho accused
we're stolen from he trunk on board the steamer.
Margaret Parker, of No. 25 London terrace Twenty
third st. formerly in the employ of Maj Taylor
and WIFE who washed overheard and drowned at the
tre Of the wreck of the steamer made an affidavit against
the prisoner Fields in whose possession were found dia
mond breast pin with gold chain attached and pair of
cor rings worth in all ais which she identified having
belonged to her late mistress David Oppenheimer Of
Fort Wood, Bellows Island recognized two gold brace
lets found in possession Of Evans No other afdivits
were made against the accused and they recomned
to prison to await further examination.
IMPORTANT ARREST OF LOTTERY DEALERs-Seizure Of
their Circulars IRtteTs 8e-A short time since Justice
Welsh received information that two brothers, acting under
the assumed firm of D. Mars Co were heavily engaged
in operating in Lottery Policies and with the view of caus
ing their arrest be placed the matter in the hands OF Officer
De Binda ofthe Third District Police Court who at once
proceeded to the Post Office and after waiting some
time saw man approach the window and ask for letters
for b. 4 Mars & Co. He received about 100 letters and
went Of the Officer not thinking best to arrest him at
that time On the following day Officer De Bnda proceed
cd 10 White Plains and while there addressed couple OF
letters to the firm of b Mars Co.. requesting them to
ard him their circulars and schemes for the month of
February which be aware they had already issued
In due time the ordered papers arrived and according to an
understanding between him and the postmaster were for
verdcd TO his address in this City Yesterday morning he
decided to make descent upon the place from which the
,chemcs &c were Issued and taking with him Officer Jcha
son ofhe same Court they repaired to the cOqer of John
and Nassau and arrested the two men, whose names arc
Chares and j. Mcdonald out who before stated have
been operating under the assumed name Of H. Mars Co..
and pu1portng do all their jersey City Thy
Issued flaming cculars schemes under the head of Grand
Consolidated Lottery 500 900. $4,000 e25 600 pnzes
In their cr they present this ex1rtatOn 10 all un
lucky buyers say try again don't give up the ship,
land success will be yours" The officers secured alTgo
number of their circulars and schemes together with 80
letters which they abou! mailing, and abou, 800
OILERS which they had received from their dlpes in various
money in sums varying from % upward, and asked for
sehomes number &c Some Of these letters were quito
raoy in their style being not only from young msn and
uadens but also from elderly ladies and old men, who it
would appear hid been for time patrons OF b.
Mars & Co. Many OF the letters imp ored and be1oeched 70
have lucky numbers sent to their writers, as they already
he'd expended considerable to no purpose Some sad
that case lucky D4nber could be drawn by them the
patronage whole neghborhood would be secured for
the lucky firm The accused together with their books and
rarers were taken to the Essex Market Police Court The
McDcnolds locked up to await examination, which
will soon be afforded them. 1t probable that during the
investigation the modus operand Of the affair will be de-
yelOped.
BOLD RuRGLARY-HEAyr RoBBERr-LOs' Of Old Relies.
The dwelling house of Mr.. Thomas T. Way, living az
No II Fifth St, burglarOusy entered last evening
while the family were at bed by two young Germans who
opened the front door with false nghtkey up stairs
and stole silver ware ewery &c, valued at nearly $1,000
In case 10 which tbese rascas gained access was deposit
ed en- ancient time piece known as the George Washing
"ton Watch which purchased by Benjamin Franklin
while be was Commissioner TO London during the Revolu
tionary War To this watch was attached heavy gold
fob chain, % carats fine with dogs h. al and diamond
eye also seal composed Of the original Washington cent,
bearing date 1921 and IN which set thirteen brilliant
diamonds representing the thirteen original States This
watch and other sppendage which in consequence Of
their history are deemed invaluable belonged to SIR Heary
T. Re Of No Is Nassau st. who had loaned the establish
ment to Mr. Way for short time in order that he might
exhibit the same to his fends This property too the
thieves carried of together with The other booty they had
secured The watch is @ade Of gold, Of old fashion with
gold dial steel hands double cases No $685. and made by
r Bridge London Scarcely room or drawer in the up
per part of the house escaped those remorseles thieves
who narrowly escaped detection and arrest As they we're
leaving the house Mr. Ways son entered the hont doo
and seeing that they detected the fellows with sm
ing counte nances said Good evening Sir how do you
dol" The young mar thinking they had been WIN q"
father allowed them pass out doors lie related she Cur
cunsanee to the family when the truth dashed aPoa sher
m;nds and making search their loss discovered in
formation was given to the police stations and 10 Chez
Ms,sel who win use every effort to recover the property
and bring the rogues TO justice
The following sales Of real estate were made jan "a o'
Anthony J. Bleeeker:
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