New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-23

n. cas-. r,iIet tssa wake up the sieepaG mea- Re
,eog;sr A. be Wa LEAVING repaid tsas he ~ss fe'sJ
10 ,vet the charge OF lst rft resce snd ~ or va
ni.,,, eu,, If No. s. be you'd briog 4 TO ts~ p"nce
~ u, p,,,c. Counissopers. 90 sis returu 10 Ferry
-re,,. the r.por,er muad q sunbef OF tae Scosi
V.ru Ponce on tie -'uui The rcfnsn nsd ~
fastened the door sud ez:I i,led be. hget 30 the 70
l cot 'edcer sad sutsrp and sc, ioto the bulldog
,l,oroh a sc ord story s.ldo~, N seHch Of her BE
r.nfur :; the hrst 60, r. they spPsrsstly se,ched
sno c-s.rv OF re oGr floors, ard ihHa Sot
On, nm the -uof t.r agh the open scu';le but 81
,,,c. n her could b. tound It c,rtsn, was sxsnIe
home full q a. -,tts u oa'-o-the-wsy Pl,o+s vel
.,or., sub heather I'D ola uu bey Of varoas kisd';
,pd rulnr. a5cu, i u he tsht, siter DIN ian
teri row ito,kug against the wooden p iaTs, aaos
.e,tirs caught ~ box. at the ho.,t~a!s, paTo@'y
r-csIifg tslls 'bn gh opes N-pdoors, snd ioS'ng
one. s,N suorg the immense pies OF hid-s'
81 re while sIpecurg e cou'e $: an' moment Upoa
the fugitive il me unexoec'ec corner. was oer1saly
suficieGty exciting though rather dsssree.o'e tor
Ssturd.v nighs adventure. As We before observed
;leusrch thou. Re building rsveset NJ trace OF
the ucusn sou wss resolved 70 renew Il, bes'anng
a, The cellar ard oonirurrs i 70 the ROOT top. AL
bands hsn detctnded 70 the trt floor but there beng
no &c lsr could lot vel get down much lover. The
irt fo,r VAS stored with 80 hides but after thor
ouch s@srch TO woman could be found there. On the
se:ord floor ser searching the piles OF 'ts
SIC in tie Cfce smong the ds,ks snd cupooaTds snd
al tfrugh hack nom tiled with jumbie Of ola fur
riture and rubbish Il sss Mt difficult . decide t1s
ste rss 10, there ether. TIE SIDE windows OF tsis
focr opeu;ng upor the rocf Of ouesto-y suidng iae
search vas Coutuued over L sad r;O lumber OF sd
i.lipg stores the wind " Of which had heen very
cslelessly f open. In the course Of he eNamost'cn
good u'suv cf the reside nts Of Jscoo street were
startled from their suubers, ara came - theu WIN
COVE. ,smp II hand IN their hight dresses 10 uq9ue
vtat Was going ou toought il ~ss iire Others
were sure il was burglary; but as they did not
k1cv sr,tlirg about the sslDg woman, the officers
3,d net stop 20 AFFORD them sa'isfactipn N"ug'h
,hey rttu,ned 70 No 9 second floor rather tired ana
not lutte vextd a. their failure Ia find the fugitive
Ascending Ia the third floor. thorough sesrch WAS
made but no clue could be found 10 her At length
trey drew near to rough board partition at tue rear
If the rcom ed close examination revealed hole
TINT looked Ike hey .bole coeer scru'loy sh""ed
q door: hut how 10 get it open wss the quesu h'ys
were ,rec. but trey DID no, fl. An effort to nash
N, door in proved failure AZ Il was too strong. At
eretb ore of the parry aged 10 pry the lover part
of the door open with his walking cane, when all
bands tc,k hold, ard smsr pul opened the door
letting some # the officers down on the hoor ra'ner
sudc en- y A rush mede for the room, aud there
On q rough be6 of sheeprkns was the object o. the
search. Al their sppro-ch ehe started up IN afdght'
sud b.gsn to cry she dressed but had lain do Sn
ard covered herself with beo clothes, sheepskins and
mars cloak. She seemed to be nearly hat fszed
hut at the command Of the officers put on her hood and
e osS. and was taken To the Fourth WWd station
House gcing alorg quietly The subsequent disposal
Of the csse is cvtn in our extrac: FINN tae memorial
DUN of the Fourth Ward Police.