New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-02
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SOHOOI. EKAMINAT1OHS-SchOot No. 81, 10 Egnty-
seventh street near Fourth avenue, Yorkvlle
nminod yesterday. The building is nearly new and
contains excellent accommodations for nearly twice the
present number Of scholars. The Primary Depart
yaeot number. PAP pupils and although the entire first
class promoted by the retiring Principal on the
first Of January the scholarship shown very cred
stable. Within few weeks the Principal has intro
ouced drawing, and amusing specimens were
on exhibition. The teachers are Mss Laura Glider
sleeve, Louisa Ingerson, Eleanor NJ. Geary, Mary
Fraser and Frances Thorn In the Girls Department
zhe attendance was l4o. A number Of specimens Of
embroidery and drawing exhibited Miss Cud.
1ipp teaches drawing. The examination was excellent;
two or three competitions were especially good, and
fome Of the class in algebra remarkably rapid.
French Is soOn to be introduced. The teachers here
nre Misses Hannah Il. Cudlpp, Margaret c. Hebberd,
Mary Gilderseeve and Sarah Croker. The Boys
Department numbered Ill, only four less than the
whole number on register. There were classes in
geometry aud mtnsuraton, and among the drawings
exhibited was one original design for architectural
ornament. About eighty boys expect to enter the
Free Academy the first examination. The teachers
here arc John w. Boyce Gillespie Miller, and Misses
Elizabeth T. Hart. Lucy PangbOrn and Kate Sum-
1Derbell.
School No. 50, in Clarke street BroOme, will be
examined to-day.
We understand that responsible party n this city
aas written 10 Prof LIEBIC Offering 10 guarantee him
81 900 10 come here and deliver a course of lectures.
ARREST OF NoToRIoUs RAscAL.-Charles Quinn,
yba- notorious black pancl-thief and keeper of
house OF prostitution at No. 40 Thomas street,
was arrested at about II o'clock on Monday night,
charged with being concerned in burglary committed
few hours previous upon the grocery of Van Tassel
g. Archer No. $50 Washington street, from which
were stolen ten tubs of lard 1t appears that, while
ihe store being broken into, the operations Of the
burglars observed by a boy fourteen years Of
age named James Rudigan, living at No. IA Leonard
street who them put ten tubs Of lard into wagon
which they had with them He took particular notice
OF the appearance of the wagon, and then gave in
formation at the Fifth Ward Station House. Police
man Agnier Of that District Immediately dis
patched with the boy to the grocery, but the burglars
Rad left The two then searched several of the streets
OF the Ward, in the hope OF finding the wagon and
finally II standing in front Of Qulnn's house. The
officer then tried to gain admission to the house but
Quinn barrioaded the door. reinforcement from the
Station House was then procured, and the door was
forced open and eight kegs of the stolen lard were
found concealed in a building. Quinn was then
arrested and with him, Albert Sinclair, Thomas Ste
pens and James Boomer charged with being his con-
federates and, beside these, Elk females inmates of
bs crib whom he kept ostensbly to sew for drygoods
stores but really to rob greenhorns who might be IN
Suced to enter his place also arrested The whole
crew were taken before Justice Welsh and locked up
30 await examination. The officers also found in
Quinn's place $50 in counterfeit and broken bank
bills which they took charge Of. Quinn it will be re-
nembered, was dangerously stabbed some months
Hnoe by an Englishman who was sntioed into his den
and robbed Of 80, 900 in gold.
THE LATE CASUALTY IN WATER STREET.-Coro-
ner COnnery held an inquest yesterday, at the Sew
enth Ward Police Station, upon the body of George
Burras the boy who was killed the evening previous
10y the falling of the walls Of of stables which
were in process of demolition and situated in the rear
of No. 65s Water street. The evidence showed that
deceased with Others, were at the time of the occur
.rence. engaged in gathering wood on the premises
The Jury rendered verdict of Accidental death,
and censured the proprietOn Of the stables for not
ylacing guard to prevent persons approaching the
premises while they were being torn down. The de-
ceased was native of this city, fifteen years of age.
Marcus johnson and Ann Collins who were injured at
the same time. in critical condition. but the
others are apparent, improving.