New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-16

ecDhf'Hsn fvEs 70 tns o. tne Eats'n ststef' wade
taey are te tbec oy'sf "a coa o'rHer Of Resde
Stree" 40 Bros@@s; ~ - ter cOmpaL! alfef leaving
ttert. 'hs victim ste -tupeisd vita cr1gg@f hqro'i
Or from 'he srno,rtH ba1 run which he orink VIII
Sussn, THEREBY Lsy.g bin enbrely At her merry
Nteu .sakice ron has 0t'viDus state ths TeTd.0t
DosR-Es 'cr tu1c tinssf alone 10 b. o;reet 'ar c-
tat ID ., ,,pt1r ps.f re- the city rh-r Su..u m a.
oi,t had taken ia W IL in-en-;ble from df!sk.
~ cour,e she had care To- hs pockets aod taeu con
te,ts Ind-e,rn4 this gentleman made Application 30
Lieut. HaY-g,1 az tue Filth Wud Police for redress.
ard d4sc,il4d Su.ar ., muutry t1et she could na;dy
.scspe the authorities unless ehe left he city. OiosI
s.tcf vert il pursuit aad after prciracted search
fcurn Su-aa in the third story Of premises No. 81
Worth ,Uod. After her arrest she requested ii'ts
TN to snsnse ber die,- & =, which beios granted
che raised the window ard leaped out into The
rasr yard o!.ta5cs Of ne4ry fry feet
On striking the ground enc gave a loud soresn, when
Officer SAFER ran Gown sod found k-r helpless asd
almost in.tn.iol- from the hjure. sbe mad reoeived
She wss removed TO tha New York Hospital. WI en
tee examining pby -ican on making an examination,
found thst both her ankles were disiooated ba.ide
Which, she received Injury to the ,pine, which
may prove fatal. Sh' lies in critical condition. Tne
property when she u charged with stealing has not
Uetf 1tNiN'ftl susan mas btth lutnUucu Dv tle
gentleman in question as the female who wa, in his
company at or about the time he was robbed
FATAL RAILROAD ACCiDFNr.-AbOut O'Clock on
Saturday evening VIM. Muller. laborer while At
tempting to get upon the platform Of Of the Hud
River Raj road carr, fell upon the track. AID be-
fore he could get Of, WAS run over aud crashed to
death by another car, which WAS following closely be-
hind. Coroner ConDery held inquest upon the body
at the Eighth Ward Pc ice Station, and a verdict OF
accidental death was rendered. Deceased vas ra-
tive Of Ireland 10 years Of age and ha, left small
family to noun his loes.
HOEoRABLT ACQUuTAL.-Johu Ballard colored
waiter al the Laf,rge ITouse, who recently
charged With gsrroting Spanard. has been tired HIS
character for trOstworhiness and veracity having
been fully and satisfactorily established the Jur! by
the direction of the Court, honorably acquitted him.
ECKEL AND MRS. PRossER We found Mr.. Ecksl
in a veIy different frame OF mind. Confinement seems
TO wear upon him. lie appears detected to degree,
and to Iiertan serious fears for the resu; OF the ta
lie says Far ei is perjured msD, and committed the
act in the hope Of ohtsiniDg reward. few days be-
FORE Mr. Prosser, the lady who formerly li0ed WITH
him a. his mistress came 10 bin. Eckoi is still
very uch attached 10 jer and both WEEP freely durog
the Interview. Mrs. PrOsser is now living "a a CON-
public character. Ecke says if he is ever liberated
be will provide for her "A NJ a. he lives. AZ very lew
persOD- sowed TO the prisones and even then
only for brief periods, your correspondent could not
elicit Inu, infoI nation. The tgia will come sbou
the middle Of April. Cor. Phil. Mercury, March :.
CHARGE OF BuRGLARY.-Two young men nsnsd
WIN. Ii. Pit ard George Hartford SATURDAY btoasht
before Justice osboIr to spsge hse Of bssns ito 5s
street and sesliDg ther.om jewey, clothing, a.. to he
value OF 80 The accused were seen 90 leave Mt honPons
house shout o'clock in tbe moroins and were Sy
y v,.d. D. II him He IN