New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

During yesterday ne was 6Ieboeu W mo eI's'is
one Of whom wss constantly in a'tetdaace upon hi n
| DR.. Hardsnbrook ard Mr.. Ambrose X Hsrdsnbrook'
the latter of whom was an intimate friend OF Hanl'
tors visited the wounded mao, and were present a.
tie time the Coroner there With q vie of test
ing Hsmiltons mccoy hs sister ssksd him TO repess
the Lorc's Prsyer, which he did, though in & low
voi,e. he was then asked how be 90. huit, when he
replied that ran over him. He was asked who
sho. him when he replied that he did not know His
recore ston of matters was but momentary. He re-
coenized bic trierd Ambrose Hsrdenbrook and also
reccg lied the Doctor, at whose house ne sometime
ago was frequent vtor His strength seens TO be
gradually failing and last night he was quits pros
trse. There sppesrs to be scarcely possibility OF
his recovery.
ASo1HfR HAUL or YELLow-CovpKFD LrTERA-
TURE-ARRTsT OF THE DEALER Since the arrest o.
Alderman the notorious publisher of yellowcovered
literature ard the cn6.cs ion of his boz ks, the deal
in such publications have been exceedingly shady,
and hired apartments where they might carry on their
busines In remote parts o. the city The half grown
boys who nfest the hotels and steamboat landings
bsvirg under their large assortment Of obscene
books obtain them from these persons in ely Manner
and az slyy attempt to dispose of them OCCASIONS y
acme o. the boys nabbed by the police and sea.
TO tie Peniteps,y vsgrants. All attempts to OBJ
tain from the retailers the names of the publishers
prove futile ard sooner than mske krown to the
liberties the whereabout of the wholesale dealers they
calmly rect their doom, and patiently serve out their
time on the Island.
j Stephens spoesred before Justice Flandresu at the
Js fferaon Market Police Court and msde the follow.
ing affidavit upon which the msgisgrste Issued his
warrant for the apprehension of the party therein ac-
-,I.n ,ntk ah bar de Af
William Stephens Of No iss West Nineteenth street. be-
duly That Chsrle. Walker. who oc.r:
Greenwich street and sell. and keeps said place. for
and tha men bow and others frequent place.
the ss obscene book. snd prints for the purpose OF vending
ard selling the same about the landings and whve OF said
D,pOnent further thu. said place is the resort Of iae
and that the vending and selling OF said book. and prn
be- %sy arrested and dealt With the law directs
The ofice repaired to Walker place, but the &C
cused having got wind Of the matter kept out OF the
way and could not be found about the city. officer
Colfax made several visits to Walkers place, but at
each time with no better success than at first Thus
the matter rested until yesterday, when another visit
was made to the place, and the accused apprehended
ard taken before Justice Dawson at the Jefferson
Market Police Court The magistrate held the &C
cuted to bail in the of $500, Mr.. John H. Tall
ms dge of No. 23 Hudson street becoming his surety
Officers Colfax Leighton. Davis AID Carry, suose-
qnerty visited the establishment OF Walker at No.
III Greenwich steeet under direction Of the Court
and removed all the books and publications they could
find. Walker occupied the back room ia the second
story ard had the place shelved around the shelves
berg piled full. Two large dry goods boxes were
filed with books and removed t, the Court Room,
preparatory to being placed in the hands OF the Rev.
Mr.. Warren, police property clerk
The RECENT DEATH AT BELLEVUE HosPITAL.-
Coroner Connery held inquest at Bellevue Hospital
Oh the body of Frederick Psrand who died from the
efft cts of INJURIES as published In Mondays TRIBUsE
no do aad la orar
percussion cap mandatory, located in forkville
Owing to explosion in the establishment on the 10th
instant the deceased fearuy injured that death
epsued. The Jury rendered verdict of death by
"Peritonitis, from perforatng wounds accidentally
received in percussion gun.cap factory at York
"vle." The deceased was 80 years of age, and
| native of Germany.
ARREST OF BURGLAR-REcovERr OF STOLEN
GooDs.-DuriDg Sunday evening the store OF Hiram
williamson at No I73 West street was burglariousy
tered by two thieves who succeeded in conveying
aws from the premises two three thousand cigars
and quantity Of valuable clothing From the gen.
the tbeve, doubtless had good time, and were 10 no
vise disturbed. They raneacked the pre- misses from
end to the other The burglars tried ther hand at
opening the safe, and managed to open the secret
pripg that concealed the key bole but their further
Efforts to get nsde at the strong box proved useless
Con- paint be made OF the burglary at the Stsfion
House the matter placed in the hapds OF Officer
Hsub bin of the Third Precinct for investigation Inc
officer finally succeeded in tracing quantity OF the
stolen property to the possession OF man named
Willie. Information obtained from Willis led to the
arrest Of one Albert Gardner enc OF the persons en-
gagged in the burglary The accused was taken before
Aldermsn Mcconnell acting magistrate st the Tombs,
who committed him for examination.
DEATH FROM ScALDs.-John Cogau, a child one
year old whose parer reside at No. 1877 East Twelfth
street. while playing in the room on the btu lnst pro
ceeoed to the tSve which stood kettle OF boiling
water and while the mother was busy at her work,
reached I'D and overturned the kettle. The contents
fell upon bis body and scalded him in dangerous
nanntr. Death ensued Monday. Coroner Perry
held an inquest, and the Jury rendered verdict Of
death by scads accidentally received.
Found Drowned The body Of unknown
won an apparently about 20 years OF age. wa, found
floating 10 the water foot Of Catharpe clip sat River
lence were dscerpibe on the body, and the jury
rendered n verdict Of death by drowning The de-
ceased had on dark figured dress c1eck apron Can
ton flannel and white muslin undergarnents, white
stockings and India rubber shoes
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A STILL FURTHER DECLINE IN PRlcEs.-We
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