New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-31

-, o,rr.,;sou sooarn and Gomorrah were as pure as
Nc sd,ised Ii audience To beoooe better citi-
,an, % uchod tls law 10 IL majesty AID TO rcacr to
harsh measuree in order TO detect the assassins Of
,bc deceased. Vengeance belongs TO God alone, aud
vc should res. assured that one day thu. vengeance
would fall With stunt ing force upon the Leads Of those
- .s,e entity Of this bloody deed. The body vas
deno,;ted in vault in the Second.s!reet Cemetery,
IIIcnwAI RoBbtRY On Tuesday night, az servant
erlnamed Msrgare.W heity passing through Twtn-
tysixh street. to her residence she stopped in lone
place. between Madison aud Fourth avenues by five
fellows who demanded any money that che might have
in her possession. She told them che had no money.
whereupcn one of them sezed her by tho arms, while
another took from her shawl a gold breas'pin. The
loud screams Of the girl SO frightened the fellows that
they ian Off. Margaret having soen two or three of
the party on previous occasions hanging about the
corner. of streets butcher shops and railroad depot
made complaint at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
and warrant was issued and placed in the hands Of
Officer Carey. On Wednesday evening, about the
time Of the arrival Of the Hudson River Railroad
train at the upper depot the officer n company with
the GIRL proceeded 10 the neighbOihood Of the depot
and after walking about little time, the girl saw one
Of the gang emerge from cellar, and Immediately
pointed him out to the officer who arrested him. In
moment more she saw another Of the gang dodge into
gregory and caused his arrest also. The prisoners
proved to be brothers, and gave their names as Tho
mas and Joseph McLape. The officer took the &C.
cused to the Station IOuse and locked them up for the
night, and yesterday Justice Dawson committed them
to prison in default Of $500 bail.
DROWNED WHILE IyTOXICATED.-Ata late hour on
Tuesday plight man whose name is supposed to be
John Lawson seen at Shsrps drinking saloon,
corner of West and Charlton streets, much intoxicated
He took several drinks afterward and treated those
about him. For the last LIQUOR which Lawson had be-
fore leaving the place he offered in payment - bill,
after which some persons accompanied him to hudson
street for the purpose of taking an Eighth avenue car
for home. lie did not get aboard of car, however,
and was afterward seen on the corner Of Greenwich
and Charlton streets; from there he went to the foot
Of King street where, it supposed he staggered
and fell overheard, as his dead body was aNerward
found in the water at that place. No marks of vio-
lence on the body and in the pockets of deceased
was found the balance Of money received In exchange
from the s. bill which be had broken for drinks Cor
oner Perry held inquest on the body and the jury
from the facts presented, rendered verdict of death
by accidental drowning. The deceased was about 80
years of age, but his place of nativity is unknown
The deceased lived in the upper part of the city, but
the precise location could not be ascetained. The
bo6y was removed to the Bellevue Hospital Dead
House. foot Of Twenty street. East River, where
ii will remain reasonable length Of time for identif-
cation by his friends.
ARREST ON SUSPICION OF ROBBISG MR.. VASLIEw
During Wednesday night, Officer Chasraer of the
Eighth Precinct arrested Charles Lewis alias BOuncer
professional gambler, suspicion of having robbed
Mr. Vanliew, who was found dead on the evening of
the 9th inst, lying upon cclardoor in Mercer
street. The same night Special PatrolRan Oran was
dispatched By the Captain of the Fourteenth Precinct
TO hunt up two men, named Jack Hurley or Burnley
and Dick Osborn, who were known to have been in
the neighborhood at the time Vanliew was found and
who were suspected Of having robbed the deceased
Officer Orap in the of his perambulaons, fell
in with Lewis alias Bouncer who told him cOnfden-
TALLY that it was id lucky the police didn't know
about his being present at the time or he would be
pulled" Cbasmer soon after came up and apprehended
Lewis Subsequently, Officer Oran fell in with Hurley
aud Osborn and arrested them twill be remembered
that one of the Witnesses Ann Williams, on the in
quest testified that she passed the body of Vanliew,
and that while she standing the corner of Mer-
Ger and Canal streets, three along, and one
of them remarked, in regard to Nanlew, He's as
dead as log" One of the parties under arrest ai-
mits having made such remark. The parties have
been committed to prison for examination, but the evil
dence against them is so slight that the probability is
they will be discharged
A Boy FATALLY ScALDED.-Mathias Sullivan, boy
Elk years, eight months aud twelve days old, whose
parents reside at No. 64 East Fourteenth street, died
yesterday from the effects Of scalds On Tuesday last
the deceased standing in rocking chair close by
the stoye when the chair Upset in consequence of the
giving way of one the rockers. In the fall the chair
struck the handle of saucepan filled with boiling
water, which stood the stove thereby Overturnng
it. The hot water fell upon the neck, chest and arms
Of the boy, scaldipg him in terrible manner. lie
fingered till Thursday and died, medical assistance be-
ing Of little avail. Coroner Hills held inquest
the body ard the Jury rendered verdict of death by
sealds accidentally received.
Fatal FALL.-COroner Perry held an inquest on
Wednesday the body Of Ida E. Allen, little girl
- years of age who died in consequence Of falling
from an upper window Of her parents residence in the
upper part of the city. The deceased it appears, was
lett by her mother in charge Of Rosanna Kennedy the
domestic and during the temporary absence from the
room of the GIRL the child drew chair to the open
window and crawling up fell out to the ground. Tue
Jury rendered verdict of death by accidental fall
DEATH BY DRowYING ON RASDALLs Island
Coroner Hills yesterday held an inquest on Rsndsas
Island on the body Of Gustave Clk, German, whose
death was caused by drowning The deceased was
admitted to Randalls leland on the 9th instant as
patient, ard Wednesday last he left his ward.