New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-02

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for .,h Dol vai.h sss been orowjed to eI'es' Hn'e
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>. m.,v Aoys 70 TIE Free A,sdemy. We are very
h,nny 70 f,d tSat ..hooi ofi.e-s begin to pay propr
....r;o. 10 health n the construction Of bu'hiogs
,hic, mu.s contain % ms,y human beings. It tis an
svtr) ouirsse 70 pax svsy children Ike % many
.h,.n The Consequence. s-e most pernicious. Mr.
T1or,.s Hunter succeeds the ls.e Mr. Smith "a princ
ps,.
PKIcE or MILK Iycu..zp.-Yeaerdsy the milk
dealers throughout The city raised the retail prlcs
Of ths1 fluid 10 seven cen,s quart. The provocAeon
10 this step Is sad 70 be the advance Of SO per cent on
the cost Of railroad transportation, and an addition Of
ere cent quart to the farmers prcs.
Cbss GIsntz. Of Eastop, Pa ssed on Wednesday BY
steamer Hamncnis for Hamburg, to enter upon his
official duties a. Consul at Gettin, Prussia, to which
po.t be has lately been appointed. He was aocompar
MED 70 this city or "Wednesday by number Of Eas'on
frep O. and u plight he was sereraded bv the Peo'
nl.s Band of volt's Gs,dea, after which Mr. Glsntz
e,pressed bis thanks. Remarks were also made BY
Judge Stein. L. H. Stout, esq and Col johnson, Of
Esston, Mr.. Felton,, Of NewYork, and oshers'
HAyL OF ALLEGED BURGLARS AND THIEVES
DEvILopNTHrs RTLArIsG TO SERIES OF DEPRE-
pArIos-LAR6E QUANTITY OF STOLEN PROPERTY
REcovERED.-During the lsst month e1 Officers Msr'
tin Dufon, Campbell and Rue, Of the Sixth. Seventh,
Tenth and Wards have been searchingtoe
city from one end 10 the other in quest Of two Ger
mans, named Charles Bloom and George Minnie, who
stand charged with the perpetration Of number OF
burglsnes and highwsy robberies. About m'nth ago
one of the abovenamed officers received Information
that Bloom could be found at certain times in the
premises No. %, Thomas street, and accordingly a.
o'clock one morning surrounded the house and took
Bloom BY surprise. The fellow, however, being
familiar with every crook and turn in the crib, ran 70
The roof from which he passed to smother building ad
joining ,pracg down the open scuttle, and reacsiog
the street, succeeded in evsdDg the officers. Upon
mskr INQUIRIES the officers learned to their entire
satisfaction that Bloom and Minnie had fed the State
Subsequently they learned that the suspected pare'
were occupying house in the woods near place
called West New York, about eight miles from Jersey
City.
On Wednesday the officers repaired to this place,
ard reconnoitered the house in question and, being
satisfied ha. their prey eaged stormed the build
ing and after fierce contest with The alleged villains
captured them The fellows were provided with four
he avily loaded mukets and with weapons, but from
ssme resson were unable 10 them Upon search.
ing the premises the officers found quantity Of goods
supposed to be stolen and in the stable was cream
colored horse, valued at $500, which, it s said, had
been stolen from Q gentleman residing in or near
Boundbeck, n j. The name and tell Of the anmsl
bad been closely besred and TO more eectually dis.
figure the horse his white hind feet had been coored
black.
Bloom and Minnie have both served terms in the
NewJersey State Prison at Trenton, where the hus.
bard Of Blooms first wife or mistress s now serving
out term Of sentence.
The prisoners were, according TO information re.
ceived by Officer Martin and the others, engaged 10
the burglary upon the store of John A. Rooney a.
Yopkers, on the 18th of August last, which was
robbed of $4,000 worth of goods. About the same
period, the stables of Judge Woodruff and Mr.. Kinney,
at Yopkers, were broken open and robbed of several
cotly ,ets of harness. On the night OF the 10th of
August the store of " c. Blauvelt of Spring Valley,
Rocklapd County, was bmglsriously entered and
robbed of g. 500 worth Of goods. The same felloSs
are alec charged with the commission of burglary in
Sing Sing weeks ago. when 50 500 worth of silks
ard other property stolen. 1t is asserted tha.
the goods disposed of to notorious receiver 10
Newark who with the proceeds has set up a small
clothing store.
On the 23d Of July last the store Of ID. Cohen, No.
2s5I Bleecker street, in this City, burgarou,ly
entered and robbed of goods to the value of $500.
Several Of the articles stolen from Cohsn's
store were found in possession of the pris.
oners, and have been identified. Recently the
same officer learned that quantity of stolen
goods were secreted upon the premises of Frederick
Stromer, No. 81 Park street, arc accordingly applied
to Justice Connolly for sesrch-waTant, which was
granted The officers in a body entered the house,
when S'romer and his wife seemed greatly excited.
The woman drew something from her pocket, and sp-
preaching the stove made determined effort tOthrow
whatever she bad upon the fire. Officer Martin no.
ticed the movement and calling to his aid eI. Officer
Rue both seized the woman, and after violent scuf
Hs took from her band gold watch valued a. $50.
The e1ohicer thoroughly searched the place, and
found another gold watch, gold chains, linens, mus-
ns thread boots and shoes, guns and pistols slegh
obes, &c.
lSromer, who is said to be an old receiver of
stolen goods, was arrested and taken to the Tombs,
where he was locked up for examination. The goods
found upon the premises supposed 10 be the pro-
oeeds of various burgaries and robberes. The prop
e,y was taken TO the Tombs, where it can be seen.
Bloom was taken yesterday afternoon to Rocklsnd
county, to await bis trial there charge of bargay.
Minnie was committed TO the Tombs.
POLICE ORDER FOR THE LOWER WARDS Gen
eral Superintendent Taumadge issued yesterday,
through bis Deputy, Mr.. Carpenter, the following
General Order to the Captains and Sergeants in com.
msnd Of the six lower Wards of this city:
No 9sGs EI,s 81 In. s.'S.EnIrsr N. ya9 o or
SIR Upon Information received from the Fire Marshal there
10 believe that in the lower Wards often
robbed and wy fred by pes gaining to them by
false keys o;herTse You WILL therefore, from this date