New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-02

BIEAKING INTO TIE VAULT OF A STORE-ARREsr
on SusPICIoE.-Last Friday light the vault attached
TO the store of l.. o. Wilson 4 Co.. Nos. III and 10
Dey street, was burglaiousy entered and robbed OF
bank bills to the amount Of 1900 the bills being on
different banks From come circumstances which
transpred, suspicion fell upon Samuel Doyle, employed
as potter by the firm, as the party who committed the
robbery, and he was forthwith arrested by OK Officer
Knner. II is believed that the night in question
DOYLE remained in the store until a late hour, aud
while alone upon the premises broke open and robbed
the vault One of the clerks who slept the store,
and occupied room on the second story was awakened
by footsteps in bis apartment. He reused up and
cried out, "Who's there p when at the same
time he saw some person run to the front WIN
dow open it, and jump into the street. Doyle
did not make his appearance at the store the next
day. and when the officer went to arrest him, he o1nd
him confined to his bed with his feet badly cut and
much swollen. lie was unable to walk This cir
cumstarce, in connection with the fact that man
Jumped from the second story window, directed sus-
picion against Doyle. When questioned in regard to
his whereabouts on the night Of the robbery, he said
that he left the store at o'clock in the evening,
but confessed that he did not reach home till one or
two in the morning. Relative to bis injuries he said
that he fell in Chatham street. and so injured hlmseh
as to be unable to walk for three hours. No credence
was placed in bis statements and he was conveyed in
a carri,ge to the Tombs.
Upon searching his house, No. Birmingham street,
Officer Kinner found several pieces of muslin dress
patterns and other goods that had been stolen from the
store at different times, but which had not been missed
No clue has been obtained to the stolen money but
the firm feel confident that Doyle is the thief.
quantity burglars tools were found il and about the
vault which il in the basement.
Justice Welsh committed the accused to prison for
examination. Doyle is an Irishman, and was formerly
police officer in the City of Dublin, Ireland.
The following sale Of real estate was made yester
day at the Merchants Exchange by Messrs. A. j.
Blocker, Son Co.: House and lot south-sidc Forty
seventh street, 400 feet east Of Seventh avenue,
Is 9xl00.5, Si,325.
DEAD CHILD FoUSD IN BARREL OF BRIsE.-
On Monday Afternoon while tie inmates Of the dwell
inc.house No. Us Riynston street were overhaulipg
some rubbish in the gaIet they came across barrel
of brine and after having carried it down sairs emp
tied s contents into the street, when out rolled ie-
male infant, very much decomposed and which was
apparently only three months old at the time OF i's
death. Officer Hack OF the Eleventh Ward, nearing
Of the case proce TO investigate it, and sIcceeaed
in arres sting a German woman named Mary fisner,
who resided in the house last January. She stouuy
denied all knowledge Of tie affair, aud Gays sue eau
prove her innocence.
PAssisG CousTARrsIr MoSEr.-On Mondsy even
ips Sergeant Leonard ard Policeman Punt, OF tue
Sixth Precinct arrested james Smith and Aueh
Thompson on charge Of passing counterfeit money
On the evening in question the accused vent Tito the
store Of Harris Solomon No. % Chatham street, and
purchased two pair Of socks and crsvst for one COL
lar rendering in payment the,,ior q couoterei; =
bill on the Iiousa!onIc BGnk q Stoektr:dce, M.ss.
Mr Solomon told them ths b.; We worthless where
upon they lo the store end id 10. take tbs articles
purchat,d, &c tley sa,t tia? lsi a. c!ls; n01sy.