New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-13

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c,,9 man rena,tire Z" suppose 'hc7 wti' :" Keep
,bo, be osn cate; tie tl'eves n9w.'d days. Tor
A. ,1o,-ono,i,er Pcrce Ctarot"' No. dat is DOT
:, ,ousrke6 eno,ier, " :or they afraid 10 eel
Lin, for yudgc Day ca Las got o.. emsuiamus hgaost
,bc cor stable, which tts;raits LIN from stirg it."
/" Now you eie mistaken replies third, - for ths
suorernr Cou-t Judges carrie. sop hin, they have ne
authority low % dc L. BE-. .Ae Common Pleas Judge
can 60 il, fer they cay they have more authority"
a ecnea laugh welcomed this sa!ly, which only sub
sided by a lady dressed in deep mourning, eccon.
rsnicd By IN officer, entering the jefferson Market
Police Court deer. "Tha. s her" exclaimed the
crowd in q voice. WLo ?" inquiries an outsider,
"Why, Mrs Cunningham. Did you not see her p
saws one. "No-o-o," davis out the outsider in
as.oDishment which is soon alayed when the officer
comes out and informs the crowd that the lady was the
wife Of one of The prisoners whom she wished to see
Ihis sllayed the excitement for few moments, when
the crowd began shout. z, f. See old Hay" Hurry
I'd your cakes there Bob Reid Say old mush-
melon head aint you going to sel picture today
The sc remarks continued until about ~ O'clock when
the crowd began to gradually disperse, aud no eae
took place We are informed that the cause Of the
delay in selling the portrait is at the request OF
Controller Flasg and several Of the Aldermen. who
ere devsing come means for its redemption. In the
meanwhile il remains in the Office CT Mr.. Red in the
Jefferson Buildings, Sixth Avenue.
EuRoLARY-A Son RODEIsG HIS fATHtR.-ies
telda morning Officers Baldwin and Reed of the
f. ghth Precinct apprehended two young fellows,
about Is or Is years Of age, named Joseph Thomas
ard George Stewart charged With burgiaiiousy enter
ing the dry Goods store Of William Thomas (thefather
of Il former conner Of Wooster ard Spring streets
On Sur day night Joseph and George went into the
basement Of TIE building, and effected an entrance
to the store by breaking open trap door in the oor'
From the various goods they se.eced piece OF black
silk, worth about ESQ., ard conceapg it beneath Their
coets. escaped from the premises without creating
alarm. Thence they repaired to the boarding house
of Joseph, in Laurens street. where they were joined
BY another young fellow and to him they gave the
six TO dispose Of The confederate then left but for
some reason or other, in about hour after parting
with Joseph and George lie went to the residence Of
Mr.. Thomas, over the store, and delivered up the
property MIR. Thomas asked the boy where he got
the silk, when the lad told him that it had been stolen
from his store and given to him BY young Thomas
to sell. Accompanied by the boy, Mr.. Thomas re-
paired to the Eighth Ward Station House and gave
information Of the matter to Capt. Turnbul who pnt
the case in the hands Of the sbove-named officers.
The non emit Thou as ard Stewart gave the elk into
the DO, hands they eft the city and went to South
Orange, n. j., stating that they would call for the
money that they receive for the elk when they
returned The officers searched the city but we're
unable TO find the whereabouts Of the young rascals
until yesterday morning, when they found Thomas ct
his clearinghouse in Laurens street and Stewart at
house in Nineteenth street. At the tire Of the arrest
the officers searched them, and upon the person Of
Thomas found dozen email skeleton keys for trunks
aid bureaus night key for street doors, bottle of
choroiorm and new dagger with blade about six
inches long.
Thomas cones sed to the burglary, and robbery, and
also said that some three weeks ago he stple piece
Of silk fro IN the store and gave it to confederate,
who sold it for $40, and tina: they divided the spos
Stewart Lad nothing to do with this case.
The prisoners were taken before Justice Dawson, at
Jefferson Market and committed for examination
The officers state tina. Thomas and Stewart arc very
bad boys.
FrsALI PICkPoCKSr.-Oiiicer Reed Of the Eashth
Precinct yesterday morning arrested yosng woman
who gave her name Caharine j. Buike on charge
of picking the pocket o! Mrs. Jane Alien Hayes of
portemonnae containing bark notes and gold to the
amount Of SEQ Mrs. Hayes ii appears was in fancy
store in Canal street making seine purchases, AID
| while locking al quantity Of goods was jOstled
against by the accused. She thought that she fei!
hand in her pocket but seeing only Cstla'ine at hef
SIDE came to the conclusion that she was mistaken
Soon after Mrs II. purchased leather bag, and upon
putting her hand into her pocket to get money 10 pay
for the article found that Ter poemcnoaie wss goue
At Il is time CsthaIne very quietly walked out o. the
| store but Mrs. Hayes suspectirg that she was the
thief ran after her aud accused her Of the theft.
Ca,harine struggled bard to get away, denying that
.be had stolen the money Mrs. Hayes still retained
| her hold, when Cstbarine promised 20 give up the
money if she would le! 60 Of her clothing. At this
| moment Officer Reed up and took the accused
into custody and conveyed her to the Station House,
where upon oh made the porte monnas With
a portion Of the money was found. Cstharae was
taken before Justice Welsh, who committed her for
| examination.
| FATAL RAILROAD OoCrRRrNCE.-On the after
noon Of the 18th ut Nicholas Hussey, esq. native
of Ireland 63 years Of age, was riding Oh the Second
avenue cars to the upper part Of the city. Reaching
te coruer of Eighth street and First avenue he rang
| he bell for the to stop; but before the driver
brouch, the horses to stand still Hussey stepped to
the eround ard ir do;Ig stumbled and fell before
tire wheel which passed over lie body before the &C.
cient could be prevented. The unfortunate man, be-
| ing much injured, was taken up AID conveyed to
drug store and after receiving medical attendance,
convened in carriage 20 his residence, No. q Oliver
street lie fingered there till the 9th or 9Th instant
wi en- lie died Of his injuries. Coroner Connery was
called 10 bold inquest which has not yet been con-
Guided in consequence O. the absence Of necessary
witnesses. The following testimony Of the attending
physician is oil ,hathas YET been taken before the