The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-06


LAsos Rosnny In WALL S1zT.-sso,ooo WORM o.
PRorn1r sroIu.-A curious snd Ingenious robbery
transpired yesterday By which Mr. Norman jackson,
bill broker Of No. Ill Wall street, the sufferer. II
appears that Mr. jackson In ths habit Of allowing
boy to bring the tin box containing his securities
money &C.. from the bank TO the ohios On arriving ct
gsntenany looking fellow, Who asked for M Jackson
and being told he not In likely to be Tor
tine b: %u; aai sfs and sa'd tho
the boy being Of his guard, readily assented On ar
irving ct the place be sent to he found it TO be
hasensd back and found that the stranger had dsap
peared and with him the money box, has he beon
bills, worth in all about 4s7. The payment Of ,st
If them has been stopped, and reward has been Offer
cd for the recovery of the box.
SINGULAR SPECTACLE uptown public are grateful
for the private prise ehown by the recent establish
ment 1.-TWO Post Offices situated ON Broadway
in the new and elegant St. GermAin Hotel, under the
title OF Madison square Post Office another, called the
Central Post Office located at the junction Of the Sixth
avenue and Broadway, between Tartythrd and Thirty
Ss II has
vai been peitoDeo for by three four thousand
PERSONS showing conclusivey how little the interests
and wishes Of the cared for BY the Hon. Judge
Campbell, Postmaster General Who woulI believe It.
while private rostmasters spfngng all over the
voting the spare energies Of his MIND through Know
Nothing Adermanc influences, to defeat the expressed
wishes OF the peopel IL ALSO aHrmeO ana generally
believed that the Postmaster General has openly de-
clared that he will not esta bsh uptown Post Off
long he find any mode Of GLIDING the petitions
which have been poured in upon him in such vast
beTs.
ACCIDENT New HAVEN RAnRoAD.-The o'clock
train from New Haven yesterday morning an
elderyady the Rochelle station and xii led her Tine
deceased was about forty years of age, named Wolfe,
and resident of Mount Vernon The engineer per-
ceved her coming the bank leading to the track but
was unable to give alarm in time to save her As she
the eide Of the head threw her and her
leg, which It crushed horribly She lived but few mo-
mems after the occurrence.
FIRE IN Livery STABLE About O'Clock Satur.
day morning, fire discovered in the hay loft of the
livery stable, owned by Wilson Brother, a. No. IS
Tenth street The alarm given by the private watch
man, who first smoke issuing from the loft window
The police Of the Fifteenth ward very quick at tho
premises and liberated the horses turning number Of
them loose in the street. nchsvng time to them
beirg in haste to get all from the stalls There AZ
horses, inclu6rg those on livery. The alarm brought
the frenen very soon at the stable and the Ire
There number of sleighs stored in the loft which
have been considerably damaged. The whole loss will
probably amount 70 about $3.50. Mr.. Wilson IL fully
covered by insurance in two three city companies.
FIRE IN BLEECKsR STREET Shortly sfaer o'clo OK on
Saturday morning FIRE discovered In the cellar Of
the building 204 Blocker street. of Hancock II
originated among cuttings from the patent bonnet
frame msnufactory Ct W. +. Kidd. The fremen were
the spot and exngushed the flames before they
extended beyond the cellar Mr. Kidd estimates his loss
at about $780, He is insured for $500 in the St. Niche
Nicholas Low 1t Is damaged about $50, and fully in
sured in the Eagle Insurance Company.