New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-27

His daughter and sister D-lAw were IN the cara az
the tme and upon learning who the unfortunate man
was wfung their hands and rent the air with their
lamentations. They were conveyedto the lade, room,
and kindly attended to by Mr.. and Mrs. Camp.
Mr. Sewe was seen to leave the cars, go to therear
of the depot and upon returning the cars being in
notion made q false step and fell between them,
which resulted as we have stated above. No blame
is attached to the employees Of the rod or any other
person.
UyKsowY WOMAN POUND DRowsED-PROBABLE
SulcIDE.-Coroner Hills held an inquest yesterday at
the foot Of Wall street upon the body of an unknown
young woman, aged about twenty-five. Deceased
was found foating near the ferry dock. She was
about the medium hight and had two false front teeth
fastened by gold plate. Her dress consisted chiefly
of calico frock two wooden skirts two cotton ditto,
cotton stocking and CATERS. 2 O6 found in her
pocket. Dece ased was probably some fra creature
who was driven to suicide by her miserable situation
in life. 1t was said by persons at the inquest
that a sailor, then absent, had Sunday morning
seen woman jump into the dock, but whether de-
ceased the person not could not be asceraned
The Jury rendered verdict Of Supposed drowning"
DARING BURGLAR-ATTEMPT TO MURDER A MAN
AND HIS WIPE-Between l and o'clock ye,ter-
day morning Solomon EeiDhardt keeping store
ut No. 22S avenue A, was awakened by noise in
the back part of his store, when he saw man
with lighted candle in his hands searching the
premises. Mr.. Reinhardt with his wife occupied
room in the Of the store, and the door leading
from one apartment TO the other open. Rein
hardt, the moment he the thief, spoke in loud
tor G, "What yoa doing there?" upon which the
burglar rshed into the bedroom, aud sezing Mr.. X.
az he was about rising from the bod stabbed him three
time. in the breast and also the hand. The villain
also made several passes at Mrs.. Reiphardt and cut
her bands in FERROUS manner The husband seized
the burglar, and in the scufe that en-ued got his
wrist in his mouth and bit it severely.
bartholomew Schoenehl, occupying the second floor,
hearing the cries of Mrs. r., jumped out of bed aud
ran down stairs, upon which the burglar became
frightened and fed into the street. where he was soon
after arrested by Officers Shaw and OConner Of the
Eighteenth Ward. The fellow gsve his name as John
Fellrger. He is 40 years Of age, German, Lives at
No. 6 Avenue A, and is locksmith by trade. Upon
subsequent examination Of the premises it appeared
that Fellnger had forced the door open little way
with some sharp instrument and then raised the bar
with long thin knife. Upon hi, person was found
$40 in bills specie, the properly Of Rcnhardt, aud
variety of skeleton keys. The accused was taken
III the presence Vi
and upon the prisoners wrst visible the prints of
teeth. Schoenehl positively identified Fcinser JUS
tice Fsndreau before whom the accused was taken at
j, ffeysoi Market, committed him 70 prison.
A DrHoSEsr PoRTER-RXCovERY OF STOLEN
Goops.-For sevcra. weeks past Mesrs Buckley,
Sheldon j Co., doing business at Nus. ii AMI 50
Vesey street cave missed from their store pisces OF
Z. a I.ra L.
ves,il &C. Cashmere shaws and other property to the
value of 1900. From certain movements of Charles
Monroe, coloted man. who has been in the employ
of the firm about three years. suspicion rested upon
him as being the thief ard he accordingly arrested
by Officers Bennett aGd kas.nise.
After the arrest. Mrs. Hsrsnan of No. &c Ceutre
street came forward and testified that she had seen
Monroe sell pieces Of siks and other goods to Michael
Carroll. a Junk dealer at No. las Worth street A
search-warant was forthwith issued by Justice Osborn
and resulted in the discovery Of the greoadne vengs
and other property in tie possession of Thomas Burke,
sor.iusw of Carroll. A portion of the stolen goods
were ALSO found in CAROLS shop. Upon searching the
house of Burke, No 3S Water street, gold and silver
watches, bracelets diamond RIGGS and other jewery,
estimated to be worth 500, were found by the
officers and taken in custody. This property il also
supposed 20 have been stolen Justice Osborn before
| whom Monroe was taken, committed MIN for trial
Michael Carroll and other parties, for alleged com
| plcity in the affair, will be proceeded against in
| criminal actions.
ARREST OF DRY GoopS CLIRE.-An officer at
tsched 10 the Lower Police Court yesterday afternoon
| arrested Michael Walsh, clerk, who had been for
about three months employed az salesman in the dry
goods store Of Themes Il Co., No. III Sprng street.
charged with stealing silks and other property, to the
| value of $40, from the above firm. 1t appears that
Walsh took two pieces Of silk, valued al $40 to the
store Of Mr. Jackson in Fulton street. and offered to
dispose of them but Mr.. jackson, concluding that the
silk bad been stolen detained Walsh until the ARRIVAL
| Of Officer Marvin who took him in custody Justice
| Osborn locked up the prisoner.
| A PRETENDED pEDDLBR.-Peter RiTgley, young
German, who travels the city with basket containing
few buttons thread needles and other articles,
III der preense Of being peddler yesterday ar
| rested by Officer Hambn of the Third Precinct,
charged with stealing coats pants. vests and several
other articles of clothing. worth $50, from the board
ips.louse Of Mrs. Wilson, No 50 Murray street The
accused, upon calling al the bOuse, proceeded up sars
ae ainst the wishes of the servant girl but in little
time there after came down with large bundle Of
clothing usdeS his arm. Matthew C0Gety. oes Of tie