New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-19


Patrick Burke was arrested, charged with having, In
company with a confederate, on Saturday night, at
tackled Mr. David Guillord, Of No IS Nassau-st.,
while he was in Baxter-st, and robbed him of his
watch. 1t appears that the complainant met the ac-
cused at lagcr.beer saloon in City Hall place, and
after imbbng sundry glasses of beer with them, was
invited by the two men to go with them to Baxter-s
and while there of them caught him by the throat
and held him while the other robbed him, and both
then ran off. Burke was arrested by Officer Donoho
of the Second Ward and locked up by Justice Bo-
CART The other fellow escaped.
THE COMPLAINT BooK.-The usual complaints
against loafers were entered the Mayors Book yes
erday Dogs came in for their full share; indeed some
rreverent body in defiance of the mi dc morfHs n's
bonum. has complained of dead dog. This perse-
cutting dogs into their graves is rather running the
doe-phobia into the ground. 1t is said that the
steamer which runs to Wards Island is often so
crowded that emgrants are placed below the deck
with quite insufficient ventilation.
The Rev John P. Lundy late Chaplain of the state
Prison at Sing Sing having resigned that office has sccpied the
unanimous call the Church Of All Saints Philadelphia, aud
entered upon the duties of his new held
The LATE FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT:-Coroner
Oonne Yesterday held inquest upon the bodies OF John
sdduced ubaned the account as already published aud the
iury rendered a verdict Of accidental death
ForSD DRowSRD.-Cor Wilhelm held an in
Quest Yesterday pier No 2 North River upon the body OF an
unknown about ~ of The deceased was feet
coat gray pants aud white shirt In his pockets were ouuu
paving coored silk handkerchief one glove pear
pn. cushion seal marked with the letters D. f. w IL
probable deceased committed suicide stone being found IN
bis pocket The Jury rendered. verdict OF supposed drowning
ATTEMT To COMMIT SUIcIDE.-A gentleman named
Rush said 10 be lawyer living in Henrys admitted -
the New.York Hospital last evening Suffering from several
knife the object being TO terminate miserable exist
nce Of the cuts deep but 9unatey none OF the
main arteries severed The wndppe although
reached steel not cut 10 any serious extent DE-
the attending physician IS OF the opinion tha ne Wounds
Far the act the unfortunate alleges ns he has been
long time with llSte or no prospect o. getting 1 H
also claims have lost great deal OF money ey az
SPECULATION and therefore is reduced almost to PenuIy'
The BLUE Mas AGAIN ARREsIEp.-Eh W. bu'ie e.,
tpop a. the Blue Man" arrested again yesterday ior
iIns namnhles of the Brooks and Hughes Controversy
Policemen Boynon Butler selling his books 20 ,Ioh OF 81
n.ing he was afing much excitement took hm into
Custody The prisoner followed 10 the Ponce Oou oy "a
immense crowd The officer on reaching tle s - L.
sd 80 male complaint and Butler discharged oy Jus
tce Connolly, with reprInana'
prx OvyR-Mr Cochran, a gentleman residing
At No. It's Twenhst., was run over IS evening " ~
A. bv one of Westcos Express wagons IN hs
which Of his rbs were fractured e a.o - h. home by
Ofcer, Conway and Blunt physician " as 0si'eu " ~
him.
Rom TgIEF-Ceo. Williams, eoored ihsu,
.,ersd the store Of Mr. Hart No. MaidenAne yesteiuy
morning hand and threw i csisae AZ n1uies be
suddenly lifted the cost and silk and nsas Ss.nt sa
alarm gwen and Nina Ps;c He WIS taken before