New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-04-24

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II To the above added the receipts OF tho Baptist
Home Missionary Society the nira Amsr Education
Society and institutions Of less importance rom
which have heard and if Allowance also made
for the deficient four mouths Of the American Board Of Ms
CONS the total contributions curing the pat year would
eeed million and hall o. dollars The anniversary
cses Of these Societies take place between the 9th an5 18th
Of May
Iperdos ,se-ip from .s' Of publications. The Tract sOcie
gSI .i.ai months s ssan: Msres ST.
1h. b: beer ,.i'sd during the !t yesr ss,uZ; o. the
which the Society ~ about the Grs Of May
Suicide ny TAXING ARsESfc-Coroner Wilhelm yes
nrssy afternoon bold Inquest At No 225 Sta IT, upon
the body Of Matilda Deecber, who committed suicide by
taking arsenic II givec in evidence tia. deceased
was Of melancholy temperament aud was subject I,
azzine in head She the last few years acted
bousekeeper to her brother On Saturday she dis
covered with paper cort.inpg yelowish ponder which
it's supposed she swallowed and then went to bed Her
brother went into the room shortly sterwerd ssd foand
the wrapping paper on the floor On which written
arsenic Poson Her brother then accused her of hay
ing poisoned herself She sdnitt.d he fact physician
sent for and the usual rmedes we're applied but with
cut good result She fingered until clock yesterday
morning when she died The jury returned verdict of
"suicee by taking arsenic wDle aborng undar mental
sbbr alton Of mind" Deceasd Al years OF age and
native of Germany.
FALL OF A Portion OF A BUILDING One OF the side
walls Of the building being pulled down al NJ ~
wsueD-st, Saturday, fell with loud crash buryng
Two workmen, Larry Ssven and Thomas Fen on,
>benea,h the ruins After delay the were dug
r. beneath The rubbish Saven found to be dan
gerouy injured that his lie il despered Of and Fenons
I'D a. hi. .ti
taken to the New York Hospital
KILLED by THE Kick 4 HoRsE.- Yesterday an IN
quest was he by Coroner Candle at No LAP Norfolk 81
upon the body of Patrick Hughes native OF ireland
who in TIE employment Of Peter Morrison Deceased
grooming the horse when te received XXX on tho
Ede which broke several OF his ribs Mr Morrison YVES
ibsest and Mrs Morrison thinking doceased absent
for long time went to The stable to SEE what detained
him. when she found him lying dead verdict vas
dered BY the Jury of dsstn b. injuries accidentally
ceiv,d by either being kicked stamped on by horse.
Deceased was nearly GO years of age
DARING SHoP LIFTER-uary Bride alias Bertha WAS
on Saturday arrested by Sergeant DevOe Of the Chiefs
Office on charge of stealing goods in the store of Mesrs
Burley in Broadway For tine past Iessrs Barley
fopnd they subjected to depredatons, and noticed
that after the visits Of the accused, who frequent
visitor article invariably missing, and yet she ap
peared to manage sdroty as TO escape detection The
suspicious of the proprietor being aroused he caused
st to be cut in partition and instructed lad in che sors
that when tho suspectd person he was to watch her
through the crevice cut in the partition Ga Saturday Mrs
Bride paid the visit and looked variety OF silk
goods and became purchaser to the amount Of q 50.
While the clerk absent for change she observed
10 put piece Of silk beneath her shawl which very
large and handsome Tho lad then left his place Of
concesnent and acquainted MIR Burley with hat which be
had And while he speaking to Mr. Burley she
by the book keeper to slip another piece of ais
beneath her shawl Mr. BurIey then went aud informed
her of his suspicious and sent for an officer lie then 30
quesed her to remove her shawl and astoished 10
find there elk concealed beneath it nor any pro
taberance of her dress Mr. Burey began TO think mis-
take had been made At thus time Mr. Devoe entered the
store and Immediately informed of the PARTICULARS
The lady before the arrival Of Devoe assumed manner
of the greatest indignation, but on seeing the officer en-
desvored get rid Of two rolls Of ribbon which she bad
distracted but in her agitation managed cumsy and was
observed She taken 10 the Chefs office and there
searched Beneath her gown found sack suspended
from her waist by rope In the sack found the tro
pieces OF silk of black, containing 80 yards, and
piece on white silk containing AZ yards of the value OF
sS+ Between her shoulders attached to her petcoat
was -four d porte so, IN which was $780, mostly m
gold pieces Another porte monnsie was found in the
taken before Mayor Wsserye who held her for a1amna
ton
ARREST OF A CousrERFEiTER.-Luke Flynn who some
three yesrs ago arrested for uerns 81 bills On
the Pacific Bank OF this City, altered into 0 was arrested
in the Jeerson Market Police Cour by Lieut. Duan fihe
Twentieth Weird. Flynn had been arrested by officer
Of the fifteenth Ward upon another charge Flynn for his
frst procured bail 10 $1,000 and forfeited his reco
nizarce Mr. Doyle of the Twentieth Ward became his
security and had to pay the forfeited recognzsnee He
then offered $500 reward for the apprehension OF Fyan
He was committed by Justice Clark to the Tombs 10 await
his trial He is brother to Eliza Flynn otherwise Big
Lie S;iwel the parnnour Of MeArde, now under in
dc,uep for being concerned in the Cranston Bank coan
serfeiting case.
RASrp Doc A large deg which bad become rabd' was
iid on Saturday forenoon by number of men IN rear
yard in William ST. near Dusne
SrRIors AccIDRSr-On Saturday evening about -
<esi child John kearn e. Old whose parents resas
Ne 50 Roseyett sitting wndos ainseh
Shsn suddenly pitched and fell the
n..t below he seiousy pjared that bis life DE-
Fsssd Of