New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-29


residence Of her parents.
The body Of droweed man was found yesterday
morning at the foot Of West ThIryeighth street, by
Officer Marine.
Trenfy-seeond Prcon0.-Three arrests in this pre-
oinct. Monday morning. about O'Clock, Officer
McDougs discovered the dead body ola child lying
in a small box at the foot Of Fortythird sire :,
Moth River. lie had ii removed to the Station House
snd the Coroner notified.
AsorHER BURGLAR overwhelming the TEN
porary sbserce of John Schroeder keeping grocery
store AID residing on the corner of Twenty. ninth
street and the Second avenue, the dwelling part
burglariousy entered by fellow named Monrowe
McClair. Mrs. Schroeder vas attending the store at
the time, her husband being away at the market.
Upon the return Of Mr. S. he with his wife proceeded
up stairs to breakfast when on their way they encoun
tered McClair coming out Of one Of the rooms Mr.
Schroeder instantly seized the rascal when he drew
large knife, upon which Mr.. 8. released his hold.
McClar started TO run for the street. but was trpped
up by Mr.. ST. and fell hesdlong down the stairs At
this moment Mr.. Andrew Hay friend of Schroeders,
made bis appearance and assisted in capturing the
thief. On their way to the Sta.ion.House they met
Officer Paleson, Twenty-frst Precinct, and gave the
burglar into his custody Upon searching McClair, a
quantity of jewelry the property of Mrs. S. was found
about bis person. also bunch of skeleton keys and
4 carperter's chisel Alderman Fumer, acting Magis-
trs,e at the Jefferson Market Police Court, committed
McClar to prison in default Of s. 900 bail. The pris-
oner is 90 years of age, was born in this city lives in
Water street. and upon being questioned in relation to
the charge, remarked that he had nothing to say.
ARREST OF SUGAR THIEvEs.-On Monday night
la,t, the Special Policemen appointed by the Metro
po,an Commissioners TO assist the Heath Officer in
the discharge of hf duties fortunate enough to
capture two thieves, named James Harmon and VIII.
liam Haley who were on the point Of boarding
vessel having sugar board, at the Quarantine an.
cho,nge The rascals made some resistance but were
quickly brought to terms and confessed that their OBJ
ject was to help themselves to as much sugar as they
could carry of. Their boat fastrowiug craft,
supplied with bags to receive the sugar. implements
TO break into hogheads ard casks and suicency Of
cold feed and brandy Notice Of the arrest was sent
to Superintendent Tamadge yesterday morning. The
practice Of robbipg vessels at Quarantine is not new
thing. Last Summer cargoes estimated to have
suffered from bay-thieves to the extent Of 10000
The vigilance of the Health Officer backed by police
aid, will Low doubtless put an end to it.
ARREST OF john DoE-A colored man rejoicing in
the sobquet Of John Doe was arrested in the Second
Precinct yesterday for dsorderly conduct. Doe is
sad to be- the individual concerning whom so much ex-
element was recently created it being supposed that
certain parties laying plans to decoy him on board
the brig Flora for the purpose of selling him into
Slavery when the vessel should reach New Orleans.
BuRGLARY.-One day toward the end Of last week,
Mr.. j. D. Hyde locked mp his residence, No. 80 Elev-
enth street. aud taking the key in his pocket went TO
oin bis family for week among the Green Mountains.
The house was eft Mr. II. thought, secure against
burglars but on Sunday evening, just after dusk,
servant of Of the neighbors saw the front door
standing wide Open She called in some policemen,
and some of Dir. Hyde's friends being summoned,
search was instituted At first ii was supposed that
the intrudes had walked in at the door; but examna-
ton showed that they had lifted out the cellar grating
in the front yard ard forced open one OF the links OF
the chain by which it was fastened. The burglars
then apparently entered the cellar, and going directly
to the stairs by main force wienched OIL the Doll OF tne
door thus obtaining enrapc to the BASEMENT Here
the scanps helped themselves to the ice picker from
the refrigerator and proceeded to use it as bnmy
in their further operations. After ransackiDg the base.
ment aud finding nothing worth taking away, tney
went up stairs sHd systematically searched every
room in the house. The bureaux were all found bro
ken open by of the ce-pcker; the table draw
ers were empted OF their contents; the beds were
ripped open and every trunk uppacked; closets We're
unceremonOusy cleared ou and private boxes turned
UPSIDE down. The hooks and corners Of the
were examined for hidden plate and Jewels the car
nets pulled up and tie mattresses aud sofas probed.
Everything turned tOpsy-turvy, and it looked as
If the scamps had endeavOied to leave as complete
scene Of confusion possible behind them. The bur-
glars were doubtless all day Sunday at their rascaty
for it must have required hours to make the thorough
search they did, In the drawingrOom there was evil
dence that the burglars had had good time. The
viue cellar had contributed sundy bottles and fur
chairs around marble table, upon which several
packs OF cards carelessly THROWN it the players
had lust risen from their amusement, proved that the
ptrders were in no manner Of afraid OF inter-
ruption When their game was over the thieves PROB
ably shouldered their swag," and forcing open the
lock of the front door quietly walked of. Whether
they made much Of haul not has not yet been as
certaned. They did not attempt to open the plate
ssfe and very happily goOd-natured enough not
to de sroy mirrors, muats any OF the furniture,
except what was unsvoidaby broken in the course OF
their search.
DEAp.RABBIr SHIRTs.-AmOng the latest improve
ments in undertaking is shirt which we saw yestef'
day. worn by a rough-ookng customer on tho New
Yck boat at the foot eff Walnut street. The article
he'd a white ground and embellished all over us
surface with prints of dead rabbits hanging by the
heels The rabbits were done in vermilliOn. The
garment suggestive, and went 10 snow that our
calico printers are wide awake. we nave , ,een
mariners shirts printed in anchor pattern but they
have been in existence for Ong period. Inc DEAF
rabbit shirt however, il q novelty. In our view, tne
nan who wore it may be set down under the same
head He looked as though a SORT OF cross between
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