New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-30

dc sg!,ed ain, aheu 10 selfdefeBse he seized &C
o,-,.1-snfr sod stabbed M,i'y "A the Aeshy part Of
tie arr Office McGlesry arrested Whey iad coa.
veyed I'm be.lre Justice Dawson a, the Jefferson
Ma bet Police Conf. The magistrate. upon hrari'-
tie matter committed NiOey to prison IN default oil
$50 bail ard, soundly rating Msioy and Kelly Or
Grating disturbance il Whey. place, locked :hen
up fo- d,sorderiy conduct.
RAILROAD AccIDEsT-Ies,eriay John Long was
rin over BY the cars on TIE NevIork and Erie Rail
fosd At Chester and sustained compound fracture Of
Tie leg. He was brought TO the New York Hospital.
SroRr RoBBED.-On Friday night last some expert |
rogues entered the front door OF NJ. Rock.es dry
goods store No. e, Fourth Avenue, opposite TOmp-
kins Market by means - false keys. and succeeded
in carving of considerable quantity Of goods, con.
sstng of costly needlework. silk goods &C., valued |
at 500 Mr. Rockwell left the store usual, shout
10 o'clock on Friday evening. when all was right but
on returning tn business the following morning he
found sn inner door open and the goods IN the store
lying about in the utmost disorder and on further
examination he discovered that the rogues had rsu-
sacked all the drawers ard shelves where the most
expensive goods were kept aud taken them away. Up
10 last evening cluo whatever had been obtained as
10 the perpetrators II the robbery the commission OF
which appears rather mysterious, inasmuch as pri
vste wstchmsn was employed to guard the premises
in addition TO the supposed protection afforded by the
police Of the Ward
STEALING . GoLD WATcH.-Captsin Horrigan, of
the Fifth Ward Municipal Police, yesterday arrested
William Smith charged with having on Saturday last
stolen gold watch and chain. valued NJ 80. from
MI john Spencer, residing at Ne. ~, West Broad
way. 1t appears that the accused who was vlti,lng
ZONE friends At the house above mentioned entered
Spencer's room while he was at dinner aud took
thererom the watch and chain which lay on the bed
Ate, lis arrest he confessed the theft and said that
he had pawned the property az Simpson corner OF
n. all .fa .fFAaf he. =
has been out of State Prison but few weeks. JUS
tice Welsh committed him to the Tombs TO await his
trial.
PIcKISG PocKErs james HAYS, young man. was
arrested Yesterday by Officer Cooke charged with
having Sunday evening picked the pocket OF Fred
erick Nesel Of q wallet containing SiO in gold com
and bank bills. Nestel il appears was coming Oh one
Of the Barclay street ferybosts when, as be alleges
he felt a hand in his pocket, which he seized and
caught Have with his portemonnale The accused was
in his denial of the theft that many believed
him innocent and protested against his arrest Hays
was however, detained and held 10 ban oy justice
& born in the sum Of $500.
MrL.ycHoLY CAsF or DROwSISG.-Ceorge Con
zales young Cuban of much promise, was drowned
in Thompscns Pond, near Florida, Orange County, on
Saturday. He, accompanied by three or four mem
oeIr &c 'h- s. Seward Institute, went over to the
pond FOL battle and while in the water II ia supposed
he was taken with congestion of the brain and before
assistance arrived was drowned. The deceased was
about - years of age.
FaLsF PRErEssFs.-Ansther complaint was yes
terday made against the German named Peterson,
who was arrested by Officer Feleman, "a noticed in
Yesterdays paper, by A. Hecht of No. 6O7 Fourth
street. who charges the accused with having de-
frauded him Of goods to the value of $li7 81: Other
complaints Of similar character will shortly be made
against Peterson.
JryESILF BrRGL,Rs.-Two boys, named Richard
Pitman and Charles Parker, respectively Is and IL
e. Sup MI ui,rht sts1 am a
charge of burglsriously entering the premises No 80
Iaigh street the occupants of which had gone To the
country After crawling through a front window
which had been forced open. the young rascas were
making extensive preparations for large haul when
Officer Joe Keefe happening TO pass the house heard
them at work and entering the house arrested them.
Justice Osborn locked them up for trial.
F,rUAccIpEyT TO Az EnPOLicENAy.-On Friday
afternoon s., VIM Foley policeman Of the sixth ward
who lived Of No. 81 Bs.sL ,ss toat apdPv other drink.
aud In the evening proceeded to toe roof hs
sent one Of her children awake Foley with the request that
be should d9wn stair, ,nd g. 70 pes @ % b no. s
SsTfeG nmson Wa, Brought to Mrs Foley tina,
Rs dFif sd Ia yst from se r ,@ and M
ass was almost instantly killed. Coroner Gamble held an
nFSS Il lie H4t & isndLff nt om me 5of Of
PSemi.es No street. whore asa .one to sleep
Foley forty two of age and native OF ireland
RrRGrARY.-While Mr.. William T. Roche and
ernoon hi. bursarou.y entered and robbed Or
mi SCI. ii artificial teeth nine set. gold plate also, lot
Of silver table and tea spoons and other property
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