New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19

D,pad1tnt. and VITO never aspected Of hts
heug euy 100 honest. nor known to t"ke things OF
| wilir bie reach, died sudd.ny la.t evening q. .
the, og reso't IN Leoi ard sreet near 3roa, xsy Ia
! iud bscn u severe spree, AID prob4,ls his
denth wus the result of excess We drink apd tho
exfrene he at combiLed His body turled bl ,ck ,n N
after des.h, asd everything Indicted that nortica
tfication was about TO Blys Ife like mo4 Of
hm class, has teen even'ful one, nso'ty of is
| .ds,s hsvirg been epent in our prisons Whenever
seen abroad he wss suspected aud generally arrested
! an aosocior. if nothing more He hes been r4tted"
AZ d shown up TO the police often, perhaps IAN
| apy other person worthy of sucn ct,nsderaons Billy
was about forty years ege and native of England
! scRrw STILL LoosE.-MoRE RoouEs ESCAPING
( Iusr1cF-For about year past scarce,Y week has
el-psed without the Hatlem R4ilrod EonQluy bens
,siIed uuon to foot b Il for goods ed to hive
t+eu abstracted from boxes ard packages while in the
course of transit by the freight trains their road.
Tie Company naturally resolved to fad out the
thieves; but notwithstanding the yisc,ant measuIe3
seoped to accomplish that object boxes aud packages
continued to be- broken open and robbed of o,ds of
ain ost every variety. Without any conclusive evil
oeuce againss any of the employees, suspicion, of
course ,essd upon some OF them, anc they were
|
vas ANYTHING bur satisfactory however, for the Com
pany aied reaching the right spot, and the sys
tim Of punder was kept up until the middle OF ast
week when ore Of the conductors, while watching,
accordance with SPECIAL nsuucfioos from the Pr-si-
d. ut of the Road, Ph 10 Hard, e-q, succeeded n de-
tectip- tv ak meu of h train by the name OF
Homerson and Benson in the act of breaking open
box and sbstractiDg thcrer'm a Duuiher Of new
rpJ; n he pt NH
The fecfa of the case being communicated to the Pse
dent apd SupTinter dent, the necessary afida 1its
we made. the fcldtrH ares ed and oDmnltted for
trial On TUESDAY morning of lat week, they were
BROUGHT up for trial 10 the Court Of Petit Sessions;
but ell the witnesses for tie prosecution noe being
prt se,t the trial was adjourned BY Recorder Smith
until Tuesday morning last, on which day several OF
the e,rploye+s of the Har-m Railroad were dett tned
from their reepecve dnties to appeer as Witnesses
md the presence of persons who had Lost goods
secured to testify against the Offenders when o it
was asce,taiucd th.t by some slight of hand move
mepf some ny ster us working Of hanger on ab)u
that n,,ste rous bndeg the Tofnbs, had succeeded
il, obteipipg the discharges Of the who had been
carr, ng On O regular system Of punder, and finally
csnghtjA the ACT of robbery, from Which th-rc WA no
poseiblt, Or bubble of escaping CONVICTION, and Of
desrcue of maki1 an example that YOU'D not soon be
forgotten The fucts which have conc to our kno"f
edge il connection with hs natter, e ads us to infer
that there is still ocss--somethng rotten IN
tho administration of iustce After these men had
been regularly committed to prison o' tral, ana
the CAV of trial fixed by judge we should like to
know by what re ht they were discharged from prison
without thet prescribed bial, or even notifying the
-. .,,,1..,. buHh ha.o
made for their ibt ration, and that. too within ie
DAYS OF their arrest AID comnlttull
FIRST WARD GERMAN REPUBLICANS -Notwith-
stan diog the scaldps state of the weather lt night,
The Fr-t v ard German Republican Club held meet,
ii at Bcrgens Lobal, in whitehall street, which wss
very respectaby attt nded Dr.. Koher, President of
the Club, occupied the chair Stirring speecnes we're
made by DIS. Kohler and Van Lef, end Mes'rs.
Pulke and Felix, and Il considerable number of Games
were entered on the books of the Club Toe meeting
aoiourr ed t Friday evening next with three cheers
fol Fremont and Dayton.
FOURTEENTH WARD RgrUnLIcAN CLUE -Tois
Club held an enthusiastic meeting lAsT night ~ the
Hall cor, er of Grand and Elizabeth strees, nnd WIS
address ed by Dr. Snodgrass on the plnci 9es o1 the
Republicl ln party.
Cry SANITARY SAfETY-The Board OF HoeSth 10
gether With number Of gentlemen connected "fh
the several city depart ments, made wat To Satcn
Islar Yesterday to exanhIo the regulations adopted
in that locality protect the city from dlseaSs Incl
o. Mt on arrivals from Foreign ptrts Aztec touc OF
nspe ctun the company Fat down to au exc~cnt din
Der prt pated by DR.. Thomp-on, the Hehlth Oflcer,
where speeches made aud congratulations e1-
ol Ocd he's
T4ompon prettr the health of this and the neigh
boring cities The coupaoy were then taken on
steamboat on an excursion down the Bay, where the
ships are a ranged in order some Of them ds'hargug
by lighters, prevented from Immediate ARRIVAL ut our
decks on account of tt danger of contamn4tng dis
esses In Graveeend Bay five or six vessels are
az archored which considered more particularly dan
eeIoua yet 10 such situation "a to prottct fhe oe@ll
ties on the ri ore of the Bay from cOutamI aoo. Tue
ara, senents adopted by Dr., rhomT son to protect
the CITY from the influence Of diseases incident to arri
vaJs from Sou hern ports highly commended and
met the unanimous approval of the BOARD o' Health
and of al present The guests bade god bye to Or
Thompson at Quarantine, with repeated cheers, aod
arrived III the city about clock, highly Delighted
with their excursion and examination
NORTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH JUVENILE lem
pERAnCE ANNIVERSARY Tine Eighth Anniversary OF
the Juvenile Temoera1 ce Society connected with the
North Piesby eran Church. was celebrated by lts
members erd friends in Confidential Hal, Thirty fodrth
sire ct Wednt sdey evening Charles Rdaher, esq,
occupied the chair The exercises were opened @lIh
prayer by the Rev. DR. Hatfield pastor OF the church
TT Annual Report, preeened ~ fbe Secretary, Mss
Clarfsa Hnltmap stated that since the orglDN
tion of the Society in 1e4B a10ut 800 mes had