New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-11

Park be stood at the entrance Ii roura which shs
ives about to pass Gtiug on, Of the gaze a, the o.,
posi,e tide, there he stood ayan. Indignant ss NJ
iO'puderoe she exclaimed, whist are you blociipsv,
the safe for You very impertinsn." Al THE
uccture second nicely dressed gentleman stepped up
saying to No. l, "Why don't you let the lady PEI :.
q, the same time showing ais fist 10 a ttrestsnisg
nsrrer under the nose of No. I, a. IL disposed 70
BROCK Dim down. No. !, sppseotly intinidaed. goe
ont OF the way ard the lady passed {, the opps-
cite tice OF the street. She sooner thas
third gentleman Addressed her, sskng che had lesG
anything. Mech annoyed, sbe replied abe he'd not.
ard insisted upon il. lie asksd her II she wa sure
che had not lost her pockebo,k. Sue va, suro tAsl
che had not fer it in her pocket when she satsrsl
the Park. TIE gentleman asked her to examine her
pocAet, ard see il it was there. She did 90, and Wa
astoni,hed to frd gene. Extending HE hssd, the
gentleman said, "Is that your pocke..booki 7" sAow.
ing che to her. "Wby, yos,' sid She
more and more astorished, at the sans
time extending her hand Is il TO take T.
The holder, however, quickly pulled IL back and sstsd
her to describe the contents. She did So and he Thea
told her that three rogues had been folio wing her snd
ore Of them had picked her pocket He then pointed
to gent No. who appeared 50 indignant ct gsst Ne.
at the Park gate, as one Of the pickpockets. Said
che, Why, that s the man who was 90 polite 10 ms
over by the gate" The gentleman who had bef
poch e book then informed her that he was police
mar and ths. the rogue was in charge Of another 20
lcemsn whom be had called. They being in citiseas'
dress ste did no. seem TO understand IT, The detective
explained to her that they forced to dress 10 cid
zeps clothes or they would be unable to catch suAh
rscss as the present She told the detective that
she was going to Jersey City to say till Thursday, and
then to return to her residence in Allen streek
They went together to the Police Station, where the
prisoner was committed to prison. The lady then pro-
ceeced 10 jersey City. While che was absent the OIL
called upon her sster in Allen stree. and found
everything as represented BY Mics MulleDer. On
Thursdsy she appeared at the Special Sessions, aod
the rogue was sen! to Black Island for six months
His is William Malone. The officers proved -
be Messrs Anderson and Graft attached to the Hsyors
Office. The lady was very much astenshed that The
officers should know all about fact pertaining 70 hSr.
self and of which she was entirely ignorant until sp-
prised Of it by one of them.
DISTURBANCE ON HUpsos RIVER RAILRoAD
TRAIN "A half dozen rumcrazed Irishmeu got %
board the Albany Express train at Peekskl last Sstur
day night, ard entertaining rather ultra notions of per-
sonal privilege, undertook 10 have Q TO themselves.
To gain this point they refused TO pay their fare, and
commenced hideous uproar ending with the smash.
ing of windows, lamps and seats, and sssautng tho
passengers, who compelled to flee into the Other
cars for safety. Mr. Daniel Young the conductor.
stopped the train at Yonkers and teegraphed to New
York for police aid the arrival Of the Of Thirty
frat street. No arrests were eventually sde hog
ever on account Of some misspprebension, and the
drunken vagabonds escaped their deserts.
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RAILwAY.-As an emgraut train was going int
Hamitcn on Thursday night q melancholy accident
occurred. A gentleman in New-York, named Connolly,
dsmssed from bis situation owing to the strngeooy
and sert to prison for ten days 10 consequence a
which be became insane. His wife, Jane Connolly.
and two children, boy and girl, hereupon eff Nev.
York for Chicago, where they had relatives. TIE
Spectator ssys After passing the Suspension Bridge,
the children remarked something strange In thek
parents conduct and the boy who felt sleepy, asked
his sister 70 keep watch and wake him Il his mother
should require him. Both the children, however, fs1
asleep and the mother when the train was at the foot
Of Mary street in this city, vent out and either fell or
thew herself fl the platform Of the car She was tAkes
up neensbe, sDd has not opened her eyes or spoken
.ipce. DIR. Billings has attended her, No marks are
apparent CD her body but It is supposed some injury
must have been done 10 the spine to induce this state
~ ability. The railway authorities have kindly
''. to Chicago to endesvor to discover her relatives.
M5l o'clock yetesrdsy morning, fire occurred in the
bakery Of Francis Stappers. No. lH East Tseasy
eighth street. causing damage to the amount oil $i50.
No insurance.
DESTITUTE FANMY-TBREE CBrLDREN BrRssB
by CAMPHEsE.-.At O'Clock yesterday morning or
Brooks bad his attention called 10 Ger nan fam
lily living at Ne. A Orchard street. who were in dee
titute ard suffering condition. Three Of the children
had been severely burned by che bursting OF . caR
pbeue lamp on Saturday night last and bad beee suf
feIirg from the injuries since that time. Ofi,sr
Brooks notified the Commissioners Of Emigration.
who promised to see that the family we're taksn
care Of
DEATH PROM IyJURrEs RECEIVED ny THE ExPLo-
SION OF A CAsSos.-COroner Perry held a inquese
yesterday AZ the New-York Hospitsi upon the b0dY
Of nsD 40 years Of age, named Patrick titzgbbooss
who cied from the effect Of Injuries received the
evening Of TIE 4'h ins by the explosion OF csnnOa.
The deceaeed, it appears, was engaged With others 10
firing salute on the occasion OF political meeting 10
the Sixth Ward, when the cannon exploded, and ~
was fatally injured. The C0roners Jury rendered Q
verdict Of " accidental DEATH
STEALING HosEY ASD CLoTHIsG.-Frsnk Fumes, Q
native OF Portugal, was arrested yesterday, charged
with stealing $500 in gold coin and quantity OF cloth
ing, consulting of dresses bedding, &c, 10 tbs vsus
of $500, from the apartments OF Louis Brown OF No.
Precinct made the srest. and conveyed the prisona
before Justice Connolly, who committed him to AVIAN
an examination.
The LATE FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE HARtxn
RAILROAD --C0roper Gamble held an inquest yester-
day upon the body Of tho lad James Higgins, who %
sst Saturday evening was run over near Sixtiess
street by train of cars the Harlem Railroad and
fatally Injured. The evidence adduced exhibited n~
csrelesress the part Of tboee having charge on u:
trsip ard the Jury rendered verdict ct accidestA
death Il appears that deceased cav the train sp-
preaching ard attempted TO get out Of it, way but,
instead Of stepping 81 the track, be endss.ored 70
cross IT, ard was run down. The deceased was os-
tive Of this city. foutee year. 81 sge, and resided
With bis parents at the Of RiviDgon and Essex
street,.
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