New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-07

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S,Lr OF S1EREorrrs PLArES-Msssrs. StiAgsr
and Tovpseod viii eel to-day, At the trade ssls Il
M.~r. Levitt, Dshsser & Co, Their stock q
Stereotype pstss with wood cuts and steel eogrsvse%
comprising works OF tie best known satAsrA
Among them are Jsphet in search OF Fsioef. ~
Captain Ms,rysi, Mysteries OF Loston sad PArs, ~
Sue; Count OF Monte Crs,o, by Alexander Dsmass
also the productions Of Fielding Dickens A!Scf
Smith, Lamsrtine, and others Of note.
ORGANIZED BAsp OF JUvFsiLE THIrvEs-kx-
coyhRY OF STOLEN GoopS.-Ou Saturday evcesa&
four boys from TO II years Of age giving Their nsnss
A. John Fitch, Edward McDermott. Lews Smith aal
Charles NcIniire, went to the store of Mr.. nsrcas
Lichepstein, No. 20 Bowery, where it is alleged tie
two BOYS ast named broke pane Of g'ass from the
front window through which the other two bo taru&
their arms and stole thererOm teo pieces OF ssis s-
bons valued at S35 Fitch and McDermott were csasat
in the act and arrested by Officer johnson Of ~
Seventh Ward Police, with the property In tAer Pss-
seesop or at least portion Of il, the remainder naviee
been carried Off by their cepfeerstes. These younG
thieves confessed to the theft, bat said they had
been led into it by Smith and Mclntre, W.
escaped. ON being closely proceed tho boys
stated that they were in the habit OF stsshsg
and selling the proceeds Of theu thehs at the shse-
store Ne 10 Baxter street kept by Philip RsseAbasa
and hi, wife Saran. Officer johnson accordingly wcef
to the place designated and made demsnd for the
misspg ribbon, stolen from Mr. Lchtenseins store.
After come hesitation five pieces of the goods II qaes-
ton which hid been sold to Mrs Rossnbaom Tor u,
were produced snc gives to the officer. The ofno~
then searched the place and succeeded IN hns'as
doz. lad.. emton stockings los silk pocket haad-
kerchi@fs, Grape sbawls, worsted Summer d.
gold watches bunting. cases gold finger rings, silver
ware and variety Of other articles, moet not 81 q
which are supposed to have been stolen Roseabasn
and bis wife we're both arrested the charge o. 10
ceypg stolen goods. knowing full well at the time thst
the same had been feloniousy obtained. These per-
cons and the two boys were taken before Justice o.
born who committed them all to await an exsmiaaiss.
The boys acknowledged that they belonged TO gag
of about dozen young thieves, who stole everything
they could lay their hands 90, and then sold thesr
booty at Roseublom's place Officer Johnsos Is d
pursuit of the boys, Smith and hcntre, who are in
| plicated in the larceny.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.--About 3 O'Clock on Mo-
day morning, Henry Faen, alias Smith, a Gernas.
who has been bartender in diseputabe house, W.
caught in the act of coming out Of the grocery aeA
liquor shop of William Hartye, No. l53 Wsshngtss
street into which it is charged he had broken. aad
stole therefrom 50 in bills and silver change Ths
alarm was given, which led to the prompt arrest Of
the alleged burglar by Officers Gillespie and GackAr
of the First Ward Police. portion Of tho stsssa
money was found possession Of the prisoner, whs
was taken before Justice Welsh and locked up fox t
BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON A WIFE.-Martin Gu
honey, an Irish peddler, was arrested yesterday ter
brutalIy beating his wife Ellen, who was foand ~
Lieut.. Crasto Of the Seventeenth Ward Police blse>-
ing prousely from the wounds she had received, ~
nearly exhausted from loss of blood. physiciaa was
called in and attended her, after which she was 49,
| y.yed to the New.York Hospital. Gilhoaey WA
brought before Justice Brennan, who locked him
| for trial.
A Boy Run OVER AND KrLLED-AboutsiOc ock
on Monday night q boy named Sam. Mysr, aged ten
years, wa ipn over by One of the Bowery and Grad
street line OF stages, in Columbia street Brssms,
and killed, almost instantly, the wheels pssdng over
Thirteenth Ward Station House, after which he was
removed to the residence of his father No. SO Brssms
street. The driver or number of the stage could sot
be sscertsned.
REAL EsrAIE.-Tbe following sales Of Red Hssste
were made yesterday by A. J. Bleeckr g. Co.:
hone .ns 10, a Mo- o, ~ s:s and
A CHILD POISONED BY MATcBKs.-An inquest
= the & d
IL commissions from the effect. Of chewing som. m.oss %
sed:s. po.o.ps nom oS." insf "cf.i
FATAL FALL-Coroner Gamble held an inquest ~.
way native Of Ireland twenty year. age Who dsd
from Of the brain, by falling down sht Of :sks
while intoxicated on the nisht oil The 18th ult verasx
accidental death was rendered,
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