New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-22

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~ Which however. Il "a thought he had been pre-
disposed tor a few months past. lie vas oonsectc4
v ta.s Office IN the cspseiy OF Reporter 10 the pa
per though DOT rshrcting his duties 10 that pcAr
lion AM was employed N a'h~e duty no longer age
than Tuesday last. He was in The 2s,h year Of No.
are Les than year had elapsed since his msrriaee
ana within the past month he purchased the house n
Brook IN in which he had been living In his domas-
&c an social relations be was eminentiy happy. He
died wiihou, an encny aud his friends will deeply Ia
men his loss HIS character was pare; he led the hfs
OF protesting and earnest Christian His nlnes wss
attended with full Consciousness OF his approacamg
end: and The msthodiCal and systematic habit whoa
had awavs characterized him. showed Itself IN hs last
hOurs in the disposal Of his effects and IN the suggcs
tons. arrange uents and assurances that had IN v'ew
the welfare anu comfort OF the relatives and tneos
deprived Of bis protection and AID. Tie was fedh
f and conscientious in the discharge OF the duties OF has
profession and his memory will to be held il
eseem by his associates in labor. Jour. Of Com. elsa.
AocIprsT on rnE HuDses RIVER R.ILRoAD.--
The POughkeepse iregh. and passenger train On tho
Hudson River Railroad, which left Chamber street
Yesterday at O'Clock, met with an accident u Man.
hattanvile by which the train was delayed about q
hour and hall. One of the wheels Of freishtS~
broke. throwing the car from the track. No injSy
was done 70 the blltf Ndts aS tAN "a eA' - ss"1
easy Roadway at the time .
ArrrsPr TO Sror rHE RowDrtsM.-Msyor Wood
Yesterday morning issued the following order 10 tho
Captains of Police:
SIR BurSsres deadly assaults AMI brutsi Gshts ssA
heons frequent sht IN ibis city snd suggest Omission q
deecton CT duty by the police whose especial duty -
prevent them dtcOver and the Perpetrss A
syen.ibiity tor the this evil, Ear your ward
concerned great am not disposed 70 relieve yos ns
occurrences pce unrepored ana consequently
90 nrrshed Now therefore VII promptly report .
me morning oceur every burglary hsht.
drunkta Draw violence OF s kiDd that taxes psse Se
It'll tao sdsyitthat they may b. tired
the AID the Department relieved OF them
sny derecOa proved The Tact that such cco.rre"os
place viii be Tr'.i tss'. evidence sains the Office. m
chas-s the time You ~i consider t imperative
FERNANDO WOOD. NsYos
ROY BURoL Ans C,PrURFD-TEm OPERATIONS
Thomas Roe. Francis Thompson, Michael Brennan,
and John Malone al Youngsters, from sixteen 70
nineteen ycsn Of age, We're arrested at O'Clock
on sunday nonii < BY Officers Specr, Carpenter, ard
Lent. Of the Eighth Patrol District charged with
burglary Tho prisoners are bad fellows one or moro
of them having been arrested before fol- similsf
offense Their associations known to be very dis.
reputable, embracing thieves pckpcckets, &c
Captain Turnbul Of the Eighth Ward Police mskes
the following report OF ItfNous tO Cnlti haecchs
1.-THE four persons named above caught in the
oyster saloon. OF George Cox, corner Of Canal ana
Narick streets between and o'clock this morning.
with lot of goods IN their possession, they having
broken open said saloon The officers were following
them from place 10 place. They hrst found
them close to the wine and cigar store of G. Clark.
ESQ., Broadway, which place was entered but q few
wee ks ago by forcing of the paddock from the fona
door, II was found 30 broken by the officers. The
prisoner BIennan was arrested on The night OF the 3st
OF December last or an attempt at burglary IN forcing
open the window of SIR. Wld's candy store; but Mr.
Wild neglecting to appear against him, he was aas.
charged after being held few days. These ana
Others commit feOnies almost every night aud arc
NJ ary az often arrested but in consequence OF wan<
of energetic prosecution on the part OF ths coni
painants they are out the uoIt day TO repeat thes
depre datOu-.
The accused parties were taken before Justice Ia
wilson at the Jefferson Market Police Court, and fully
committed for tral the evidence against them being d
a positive character.
Soiae hours after the youths above named were ar
rested. Capt Turubull, of the Eighth Ward Police,
received information that the house OF Bridget Brcn-
man, No. 40 Laurtss street mud that o. hhsahesh
Campbell TO. 65 in the street, contained large
quantity Of goods which had been stolen by the youths
above named and others The Police accordingly
visited the houses aud found over two cart loads Of
goods aud arrested, while they wero there five or nix
other Youngsters belonging to the same gang who had
called at the house The goods all supposed 10
have been stolen, and were taken 10 the Jefersca
Market Poico Court. They consist Of blankets.
shawls silk and merno dress patterns, Rdies undss
garments boxes of groceries, hams Heidsick and Other
kinds Of wine; bundles Of wet clothing. but short
time before taken from the lines aud numerous othW
articles among which n hat bearing the card ot
Mrs. Trip, Mllper, Division street" The wine
proved 10 have been stolen from the cellar Of hr.
Hodge, corner of broadway aud Grand street which
was recently broken open and captured largo
quantity of coal was found the premises above
uamed il having been sent there BY the Superintend
cnt Of utdoor Poor upon the representation that the
occupants Of the houses needy and deserved
assistance. The females above named were also ar
rested and al were locked up by Justice Davidson f~
examination.
CHARGE OF BURoLARr.-A young man named Jas,
Edward, Yesterday arrested charged with breaking into tho
saloon OF Conrad Hese corner Of Broadway sn6
Anthony street. end stealing therefrom shawl valued els.
end Ts accused IN the act Of lesvtne
caed ard captured by OhceT Dsyle OF ths
TOT trs.
CHARGE Of GRAND LARcEsT.-Charles Connolly.
public Jorter wss yesterday arrested charged With stealing
csrtet ard IL yslued at $50 from wm Harley,
OF 30 II John The psnan states that a. he was
assng through West the prisoner sahed the bag from
hs off With IT, Complainant pursued tho hiei seS
caught him. He slsO recovered the csrpsbsg though ~
thief had droip IL shs flight Connolly VA akcn b1so"
Justice Connolly aud locked up ior trial