New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-24

that there were only one or TWO girls PROVIDED Tor
there, except Mr.. Lincolns that Mrs Lincoln asked
her to state that there eight girls in the nstitu
ton. All swear that they believe that the moneys
collected are not applied to the purposes alleged.
Mrs. Lincoln appeared with brace of collectors, who
went after counsel. Albert Smith and Richard Bus
teed were procured. and the woman was released on
parole.
DEscEsT UPos DrsoRDERLY HoUsEs-ARREsr or
FIFTEEN OF THEIR CrsTonERs.-The Eighth Ward
Police, under Capt. Turnbul assisted by Sert. Walsh
and some officers attached 10 the Court of Sessions
made descent on Tuesday night upon FIVE dsorderiy
rumshops in that Ward, against the propnetors of
which Bench warrants had been issued by the City
Jpdge. The following keepers of the houses
arrested: Frederick Seymour, whose place is the
corner Of Canal and Mercer streets; Matthew Conlin
corner Broome and Laurens streets; Barney Herman
No. IL Laurens street; Felix Larkin, No. 70 King
street; and John Hassen, Hudson street. The police
also succeeded in capturing ten disordery characters
whom they found at the houses. The whole crew
taken TO the Eighth Ward Stationhouse and
locked up During the greater part Of the night these
fifteen fellows kept up continuous singing screaming
and bowling, to the great annoyance of the weary
and drowsy policemen and poor dodgers who had
sought for shelter in the Staton-house for the night
Yesterday the prisoners taken before the City
Judge at the Court of Sessions and the FIVE keepers
were held to bail in $500 each for trial. The others
were sent TO the Lower Police court for disposal by
Justice Connolly.
RrnoRED DEATH BY PoI,os-FALsE ALARM
Barbara Griebel, young German woman, died yes
terday her residence No &C Sullivan street. under
circumstances which led to the supposition that che
had taken poison. Coroner Hills notified, and
proceeded to hold an inquest upon the body when it
was ascertained that the supposton alluded to was
groundless. The evidence showed that the deceased
to this country three years ago. and soon became
acquainted with young German named Jacob Brick
meyer, who, under promise Of marriage, seduced and
then deserted her. His conduct preyed upon her
mind TO great extent, and on Monday she taken
suddenly ill., and became nsensble and continued
20 until she died. DIR. Fennel called, and was of
the opinion that she had taken poison, but post
mortem examination showed that such was not the
case and that death the result of puerpal con-
WILSON'S brought on by pregnancy, and the Jury rem
dered verdict to that effect. The deceased was rs
years of age.
CAmPHEsE AcoIDEsT.-About o'clock Last even
ing q young woman named Cshaine Mcclure, re-
siding at No 65 Pitt street was dreaduly burned by
camphene. 1t appears that she was going into the
cellar after coal when her foot slipped, and she was
thrown headlong down the stairway; the camphene-
lamp which she was carrying fell upon her hand and
exploded the burning fluid being scattered over her
clothes. Her injuries are Of such serious nature
that but little hope s entertained Of her recovery.
CHARGE OF GRAND LARCHSY.-,Janes Smith,
man 10 Of se wa; ye;tsFty ,e , e 1e
cold watch gold money from the Rev. DR.
Joel residing No e5 Lexington The accused
officer the Vessel Hotel Of Twenty
or the night; when confronted by the officer and asked
restore the stolen property he for lew moments quteed and
shook and then took from under his pillow and He
was tsheu before Justice Davidson and held for examination
The accused is brother Of DR.. Parkers son1a'sw
BURGLARY AND GRASD LARCFSr.-ThOmas Smith
wac yesterday arrested Officer Gleason Of the Sixth Ward
with burglary aud grand larceny II b alleges that on
the 4th broke the ls office of ChAs H. Mitchell
No Nassau and stole theretrom clothing &C. TO the
of Adrian the building and robbed OF property
worth lie taken before Justice Connolly TO whom be
COME ssed his guilt. aud committed for trial.
THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT II THE HARLEM RAIL
Road TuNNEIn the Of Peter knsrsa the lad who ws
the tunnel Thirty fourth street the Coroner Jury returned
the following verdict That deceased bis death from in
lures by OF running his body while he
going the tunnel between Tn rty fourth aud ory
,econd streets and furthermore the Jury attach blame
conductor engineer Of said train but would recon-
the proper authority 70 compel the railroad 10
prevent person except their own employees from Ak
ina through the tunnel and wish them TO give the matter
their immediate attention The deceased was hsFo o
Germany, aged 10 years