New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-10

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Va .rcu AND 500 IN MosEY STOLEN between the
,ou,. Of 1 and 9 O'Clock en- Saturday morning. the
bouse No. "a Suffolk street occupied by Sergeant NJ
Kinney. DOW detailed at the Mayors office, was
entered by burglars and valuable watch, chain and
500 in money taken from his pocket. II appears thst
Mr. Mckinney has been having bis house painted this
week ard ladder was left standing agan't the house,
near the second story window It supposed thst the
burglars effected an entrance this manner and went
to the bedroom Of Mr.. Mckinney, took his pocket.
book ard several silk dresses, and decanped unmo-
Tested. On reaching the yard the burglars took the
money out and generously LETT the pocketbook, which
Was, from appearance, rather old.
PASSING CoyYTERrIT MOSEY.-On Saturday morn.
ing a. Officer Mayard OF the Fifth Precinct was pa
trolling bis beat through West Broadway, he was
called upon by mar named John Deyef, doing bust.
pess in that street. and informed relative to young
man attempting tn pass counterfeit money. The officer
followed him for several blocks and on arriving in
Franklin street. saw him 60 into store and pass
hill He was immediately arrested and taken to the
Fifth Ward Station House, where large number of
bills purportpg to be genuioe the Mechanics and
Traders Bank Of Jersey City were found on his per-
son. lie had also large quantity Of good bills aud
gold which he had received in exchange for the coun-
teriets. The accused was taken to the Lower Police
Court and committed for examination by Justice Con-
molly. lie gave his name as A. s. Gazby, and was
recognized as an old hand in the business.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO A LABORER.-An inquest was
held by Coroner Perry at No. 1873 BrOoms street, on
the body of Edward j. Hanly aaborer, who diedfrom
his injuries. The deceased at work in the build
ing in question, when he got on the platform for the
purpose of being hoisted through the matches to the
top Of the premises He endeayored to catch hold OF
the "jack rope" in order to stOp the platform, but
missing his aim, the platform went uo to the top floor
with great velocity. His head came in contact with
one Of the floors when Of the Hastings gave way
and the PLATFORM with the deceased fell to the third
floor, from the sixth story. Hany, when taken up,
was found TO be dead. The Jury rendered verdict
Of death by fracture of the cervica vetebra, caused
by the accidental fall Of platform down the hatch
way of building No. 1873 roome street. deceased being
On the platform at the time. Henly WINS % years Of
aye, and native of Massachusetts,.
FATAL FALL FROM WISDow.-About 3. O'Clock
on Sunday morning Mr. Jacob Mall, German, 81 years
of age, who kept lager beer saloon and boarding
house at No. 70 Ludlow street, while asleep in the
-,ioy window Of the premises, lOst his balance
and preciptated to the pavement and almost in-
staLty killed. The deceased taken up by Officer
Bogait and conveyed into the house. Coroner Con-
merry held inquest OF the body, and the Jury rem
dertd tho following verdict: "That Jacob Mail, the
deceased, came to bis death by fall from third
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low street. while sleeping, down on the flag way, on
Sunday morning. August 9, 1857, thereby receiving
" fracture Of of the cervical vertebr@, which
acsed hs DEATH said occurrence in our belief being
purely accidental"
FALL FROM WISDOw.-William Anderson, boy
of six years of age fell out Of the secondtOry
window of house No. 81 Ludlow street. causing a
we're flesh wound the back part of the head about
three inches in length and half an inch in DEPTH In
the fall his left leg caught on one of the spikes OF the
iron railing around the house, decorating it around the
apkle in a very serious manner.
DESCENT UPON A Den OF MORO GAMBLERS -
On Saturday evening" about o'clock Officers Bulwer
Ruihs Stillwell and others of the Fh Precinct made
a descent upch the premises No. Thomas street, 10
the basement Of which were assembled nine negroes
and three white This motley crew was standing
around large ganblipg-table, the sweatclott, die
al cards being in full operation. The white men
.eemed to be conducting the game, and at the time
the officers made their appearance the entire party
greatly Interested in the fate Of the stakes on the
board. When the presence Of the police became
known, the greatest condemnation prevailed among
the crowd, all Of whom attempted to escape through
the doors and wrdo VS.; but the points Of esress were
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tore of the thop almost instantly exnguished the gas
and endesvored to dispose of the Implements, but
mithout success. All the parapherna'ia consisting of
sweat cloth, Dice cards, dealing &C., together
with about 81 GO in small change on the table
at the time, were seized by the police and con-
veyed to the Staton.House. The den was properly
secured and the key thereof given in charge Of Segt
IIucbips. The prisoners gave their names as Thomas
Hubert, Andrew Hyatt, Charles Prentice, VIM. Rich
nrdsor James Butler Henry Butler, Alonzo Williams,
William Williams, Samuel j. Nichols, Samuel WI
borough, Francis Slater and Tom Jones. They were
taken before Justice Osborn yesterday and committed
for examination.
DEATH OF A GIN. SUCKER BY DRowSISo.-On Mon.
day last cargo of gin was discharged from the bark
Brilliant foot Of Charlton street, North River, and
while it was being gagged the following afternoon
vapra, t.lockipg fellow whose name unknown, by
means of straw or tube inserted into of the casks
sucked away at it till he was besstly drunk Soon
aferward the sucker crswed to the string piece upon
which be stretched bimsef but was pulled back on
tho pier by some humane individual to prevent his fall
ing overheard. The sot bowever did not long remain
quiet but crswed sciousy to the side Of the pier
AID lumbled into the dock. He was heard by Peter
Mack Of No. 81 Park street, to fall into the water
who threw rope to him, but the drowning inebriats,