New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

TIE evening Of that day they caught the dql ~
uuestior jus. az he leavicg the Post Oce in sy
manner Ackerman, alias Rnerio, was taken before
Justice Webb, when. upon searching him. thir.y.ro
letters we're found in his pockets These letters he Rad
lust receiv ed, and they were unopened By order Of
the Magistrate, the letters were opened. Some of
them were from apparently respectable young men
and women in various parts of the country inclosur
the price of sub.eriptio to Tie Miscellany, and giving
mir ute directions a. to how it should be sent num-
Der of letters contained unfit matter for publication
being details of amour, seductiops &c. The Msgs.
trs,e held Alderman, alias Rauero, TO bail in the sum
of A. 900. Mr. George A. Ross, of the frm of Ross e.
Tousey, newspaper agents NO III Nassau street. be-
con ing his surety. Ackerman, alias Ramerio il
rather ood.looking man, about thirty five years of
age, well Creased, and wears moustache.
PROBABLE MURDER II, A House. OF Prostitution
A DESPERATE DEAD RABBrr.-Last evening a
Sixth Ward Dead Rabbit, named Hugh p. IIoare
known among bis associates as Hughy Hoy" was
arrested by officer Brani of the Fifth Precinct on
chs,se Of stabbDg Mrs. Mary Ayrhar keeper of
German house Of prostitution at No 81 Reade street.
also the clerk in the grocery underneath named Wm.
Sailor, and attempting to stab the husband of the
visited the house aforementioned where he and one
Of the female inmates drank until they be ame i1toxi
Gated, and before he left the young sat down
Jpn and smashed his hat Last night lIoare called
again at the house and asked for the young woman
He we, told that abe was now residing in Espenard
street. He then demanded payment for his hat, and
being refused threatened to smash everything in the
house. Ayrbart then interfered, when IIoare drew
knife ard made thrust at him. but the blow falling
short his shirt bosom waseny cut down. Mrs. Ayrdart
came up to assist her husband, when accused sudden
ly turned and stabbed her in the left side, the blade
penetrating the left lurg and infcting, as is supposed
a fatal wound. Hoare, who had become infatuated,
then rushed upon William Sailor, CLERK for WLlkens,
the floor below and stabbed him in the left side,
iDfc.irg severe wound BY this time the female in
mates had fed into the street and called Officer
Brsnif. Upon entering tbs room the officer was also
attacked the Dead Rabbit being determined not to
be taken The officer determined that he should be,
even if he had to make a dead "Dea! RABBIT Of
him. and accordingly commenced the application o.
bis club in so vigorous manner that the blood flowed
freely, and, the mans courage having become mate
rally modified he submitted to the arrest aud went
along quietly to the lookup. Mrs. Ayrhart Fa' CON
veyed to the New-York Hospital, and i, was the opia
ion of the surgeons that she could not Sailor
received medical attendance at his residence, and a.
though his wound IL quite he is not considered
to be in dapger The female inmates, named Emma
Miller Pauline De Galmer and Jane Clark, were ar
rested and detained at the Fifth Preciuc Station
House witnesses.