New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-25

native Of Ireland, and 30 yeas Of age.
| ARPxsr OF NoIoRiOUs PIcKp0cKEr Az
TnEF.--Os Sunday af.eTnoo, as Christian KsrHa
was about leaving tie steamboat Flora at the foot d
Spring street, well known thief named Wastisgtss
Harrington spatched bis watch from bis vest pocket.
and was about making OF with 1t when kardll
seized and held him until the arrival of 0fcers Jones
| and Stiwel, who took him into custody. The thic<
in snatchirg the wateh from Ksrdles pocket, broke
the guard ard watch chain. Justice FsndTeau, before
whom the accused was taken, committed him In de-
I fault Of a. Geo bail.
Mas Drowned AT RocEAwAY.-Oa Sunday mors-
Ing, about six O'Clock, Mr.. John CaroaD Of No. IS
Pitt street New York, drowned while bathing op.
| posi,e the Pavilion Hotel, Roekaway. He came
from tie city on Saturday evening to speud Sunday.
Deceased native of Ireland, % years Of age sn1
unmarried. He owned machine shop in Attorney
street. His brother James and twc sisters were o.
the beach at the time he was drowned. He Was not
coed swimmer, and having vsnturcd out beyond his
depth the NJ iercurrsnt carried him on, when he gst
frightened ard imme detely showed signs Of drowning.
Mr. VIM. L. C,le, Mr.. p Coleman, Of Halifax. N. 6,
aud several Others in the water al the time be-
were too far OF 70 render the drowning any ~
lew knew at the time he was struggling with dsstA.
The body was recovered, aud aCoroners Inquest held
upon it, when was brought to this city by the rcla-
iyes.
FCrNp DRowEED.-About 10 o'clock on Lat Thur
day night week Sarah On degraded and intempsr-
ate female who lived with Ann Curren, at No. ll3
Roosevelt street, left home ard was not again
alive Her friends searched for her all through the city,
but could obtain information respecting the missing
enae till her remains found floating In the dock
DOT OF Roosevelt street Coroner Hills held an n.
quest and 70 marks Of violence being perceptib'e -
tie body, the Jury rendered verdict Of death b
supposed drowning. The deceased about 30 years
of age and native Of Ireland. 1t lie supposed thae
the unfortunate while in state Of intoxication. vee
turcd upon the pier, fell overheard and was drowned
A SAILOR DRowsED.-Ce Coroner Hills held an il
ques. at Bellevue Hospital on tho body Of Patrick
Sullivan, recently sailor engaged on the soop North
Star, Capt. Silleck, who was drowned on Saturday
night. The deceased, having been paid of, west
ashore, and, after becoming grossly intoxicated. made
an efsr to go board the vessel again, bat n dong
40. fell overheard and was drowned. A verdict q
death by accidental drowning on the night Of the
"22d of August, 1857, while intoxicated was 100
defed Oy tue Jury. SuuiVoh WIS JS~s -
age, and native Of Ireland.
FOUND IN THE WATER An inquest was held b1
Coroner Perry, on board the steamship Edinburgh -
the body Of an unknown man shout 60 years Of ago,
wlo was found floating in the water OIL pier No. u
North River. The body apparently had been In tAs
water some two or three days. From papers found -
possession Of the deceased his name is supposedte
have been Richard Snyth, man in destitute oirosn-
stances who was soliciting aid from the Order Of Free
Masons in order to establish himself in some business
The Jury rendered verdict of death by some causes
to them unknown, but supposea to be BY drowning
FATAL ACCIDENTAL lad named Henry Pendrus
II wears of age, fell from the roof Of the hvessosy
building Nos. lis and III Nassau street to tho dsne
over first story in the csnter Of the building. .
about O'Clock IN Monday, and was instantly killed.
Coroner Perry was sent for and held an inquest uPss
he remains The Jury rendered verdict Of death ~
Conclusion Of tho brain caused by accidental AL"
The lad is tie son Of - Pendril, who resides 6
No. I52 Court street. Brooklyn, and was employed -
j. b. Beers, pencil ease maker, at No. Maiden lana.
He WA at play with other lads upon the building q
he time Of the accident.
FOUND DRowsED.-Ths body OF an uukn0wu
won an was on Monday morning found floating In To
water ut pier No. % East River. The Coroner vas
notified.
The boat Which upset during the squau on SssdAV
afternoon, off Governors Island, contained two mo
and two women one Of them married. Bridget Ptoa-
ket, resieing at Ne 1856 State street, was drowned.
Her body has not been recovered.
BrRsL.RY.-O Officer Johrs, attached 10 the Deputy.
Superintendent Office, yesterday morning arrested
young man named John White, charged with h~r'
glaiiousy entering the premises Of Sophia Loves
Bre sell No. 13l Seventh avenue, aAd stealing taets-
from silver tbimble, pOite-monnsie and Other
properly Barbara MARITIME, residing in the sans
house, detected White in Of the rooms, aad, be-
fore he discovered her presence she had him locte&
in after which she sent for an officer. The ofhoss.
upon searching the burglar, found the property sf
Mrs. Brese, upon his person. White admitted 10 the
officer that be entered the premises by means OF skss-
ton keys which were also found on his person. Th>
accused is twenty-five years of age, native Of Ire
land resides in Rirst avenue, and is O painter b
trade. In regard to the charge be bad nothing 10 ssg.
Ju,,ce Flandresu committed White to prison in -
fault Of $4,000 bail.
FALL FROM WIHpow.-Yestsraay manning
child named Mary Bowen fell from The y, ehiId stesy
window Of her fathers residence, No. l53 vest fssV-
first street, ana supposed to be ia'aiiy irjaed
EIopyNyst-Drscovsgr And CsErsG.-About tsa
DAYS since man accompanied by two feInsies one q
whom was represented 10 be his vile ana me eIhee -
.ister arrived in this city and stopped q; one Of ~
principal hc.ek. 90 Monday OF last wssK no1 -
the hotel saying that they were gong 10 Waseis
ton, instead OF which they went To mouse on noos
su1ct. Where the nsn had engaged board for then.
During the latter pert q the lsst week another pSC
came on from New-YOrk snd made application =