New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. JULY q, 1857

the Dorthw. corner Of Second av enue and Thldeth
street and up,n approaching tire door be Sund sew
ersI persons inside, one Of whom he recognized as
William Flynn, an old offender. The thieves, di:cov-
ering the presence Of the officer one Of them said
BOYS let's take drink" and Immediately Aed fro n
the premises. Officer Barker procured toe assistance
of Officer Manslt ard succeeded in capturing Flynn,
the other thieves escaping. Alderman FlImer com
mi,ted the accused TO prison.
A few DAYS ago the house Of Henry Wilson, No.
IOS Church street, was burglarously entered, and
quantity of clothing stolen thereffom. On Saturday
Mr.. Wilson came across yourg man named William
MYERS. ON whore person he saw some Of the clothing
stolen from his house, aud which lie identified as HE.
MYERS was arrested and committed to prison on sus.
piciop OF having committed the burglary. All of the
burglars above pamed in prison awaiting their
trial and is to be hoped that the full penalty Of the
law may be visited upon them.
RonDrse THEIR EaPLorER.-A few days since,
Thomas Mccarthy, dealer in clothing at No. 595
SecoLd avenue, made application at the Jefferson
Market Police Court, charging two of his employees,
named Michsel Jarago and Thomas Morey, with hav-
ing stolen clothing from him to the amount of 5000.
Mccarthy alleged that he absent at the time, and
on returning the pext morning found that the parties
above mentioned had absconded, and that the goods
were missing. On Saturday, Officer Tucker arrested
Morey and found in his possession quantity of silver
spoons and forks stamped Exchange Hotel" Aid.
Fulmer committed Morey for examination.
PETER DEvELIS, THE BURGLAR AND PAssER OF
CoUyrERrEIT MosEY.-On Saturday further exam.
nation was had in the case Of Peter Develin, the
Young fellow arrested early last week, charged with
having committed several bug'aries in this city, aud
aso with having passed large amount of counterfeit
money. Develin, it will be remembered, arrested
at the iustigaon Of Anne Curry, young woman With
whom he had lived for two years more as her hus-
band. Upon the cross-examnation of this young
woman before Justice Dawson, she said:
81 am 81 years old, and live with my mother in
Fortysecond street, Ninth avenue; Ihave known
Peter Develin think, about two years and eight
months and have lived with him about two years;
am not married to him; last left him about five or
six weeks ago; had quarrel with him before left
him: / never made these charges against him before
that time quarreled with him about money matters
the first person told of his transactions was Officer
Coulter; was acquainted with person named Barney
Deyelin: don't know where he is now he has dark
compile xion, black hair and black eyes; do not re-
member of his having a mustache; did not go with
Peter or any one else to the apohecaries shops nor
never saw him buy anything; have never been with
him to any of the places referred to In my afieav;
spoken Of because he told so, and showed me the
property he had taken from the houses he never gave
me any Of it, except a ring which lie gave me- ana
told me to give it to his mother and cid So thick
it was about year ago; worked in match factory
before weIt with Peter after left him played at
Buttons Theater, and helped sew the wardrooes; !
never lived with any but Peter, before or since;
livedn Baltimore before went to live with Peter ana
worked in factory, and boarded with Mr.. Hubbard,
No. Is Neghbor street; one male and several females
boarde there; there were other male boarders but
the one; he was German boy; Iboardsd there about
Fix MONTHS then went to Phllideipna aiTne anu
stay ed there six weeks, during which time boarded
with Mrs. Odenbeimer; there were other boarders
there; Peter and old man and an old woman board
ed there before came; l then came alone to this
city, stayed with my mother few days. and then took
a room in Seventh avenue between Thity-sec ond aud
Thiriy.third streets and lived there with Peter lett
bin three times lduipg the two years, aud went to my
mother every time stopped two or three days IN
Fourth street with Mr.. OBrien who keeps laundry;
he is married. and his wife lives with him; since last
auarreled with PeterI threatened would have my
revenge and this is the revenge have given him. az
the time Peter told me Of the transactions en' ,,a
was no present; do not know what became OF
any Of the goods
The accused is twenty years of age was born in
Baltimore ves in Sixteenth street in this city, aud
keeps Concert Hall, corner of Sixteenth street and
Eighth avenue. lie says he is entirely innocent of the
charge.
line persons upon WuOI DcftIu pusScu CouutciiSN
money failed to identify him; nevertheless, the time
when they received such counterfeit money CORE
spoLd ed with the time mentioned in Annes affidavit
Justice Dawson fully committed Deven for trial.
The HOMICIDE AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MEN
IMPLIcA1ED.-Some days ago Coroner Hills impsn-
ne!ed jury for the purpose of inquiring into the
cause of death of one John Ryand who died 10 Belle
yue Hospital from the effects of violence which he
had received on the night Of the nth instant at the
hands of some rowdies near the corner OF Broadway
and One hundred and-thireth street. The investga-
ton was proceeded with the day following Ryands
death and after the examination Of two or three wit
resses the case was postponed for want OF further evil
dence the body in the mean time having been viewed
by the Jury and buried. On Saturday afternoon the
Coroner finished the investigation and the facts elected
seem to point strongly toward three men as being the
parties who committed the fatal assault upon the de-
ceased. The following is copy of the testimony adj
duced
n. S. Tiemann, residing at Manhattanville, being
duly sworn says- knew the deceased on the night or
morning in question small party OF musicians came
10 serenade me; got up and went down 10 the door
when some of my friends came and said 60 in and
do rot come OUT; / did so; on the next cay was
told that there were some enemies OF mine In tne com
pany who had stones in their hands; one stone had
already been thrown against my house; the person
having the stone was prevented from throwing it at
by an officer; it was then about o'clock IN the
morning; saw the deceased between and o clock
fectiy sober; knew nothing of decessed's death;
William II. Tone, residing in Misunderstanding, being
duly sworn, deposes and saysOn the morning ques
ton, about Is or 30 minutes to ii o'clock, saw the
deceased sitting stoOp 10 Broadway near one
Hundred and Thireth street, playing Jewsharp, 10
company with two Germans, who are peaceable men;
the next that knew Of the affair, was that the de-
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