New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-25

strct, Church steet, Wste~ she&, CansI ssxeet Ce.
tire strrd and the Pve PosDts, offended c, 7asse An
the Clash" snd Clancy were there-shouider hit .r.
pokpockets burglars gamblers end I'll sors of thieves
generally. The remains were inferred at Calvary
Cemetery, the great Roman CsthOlc buria -pl,c..
DESCENT UPoS DisoRDyBLr HoysR N the Bow
AT late hour 90 Tuesday nigh. the police msds
descent upon low cnb called Empire Hall located
in the Placement of No 2sS Bswery, kept by Thomss
Ryan The place has long been known 10 the poles
as disorderly house and resot for vie characters
The police entered in body and found . number Of
young men and women dancing and conducting them
selves in disordsty manner. The company were
greatly astonshed but submitted quietly to the sro.
They were taken to the fifteenth Precinct Station
House and locked up for the remainder Of tho night.
Yesterday morning the prisoners were conveyed be-
fore Justice Qusckenbush at the Jefferson Market
Police Court, whore they gave their names and ages
as follows:
Tho. ryan, Louisa Miller 49, Eli,abe:h Youm.a ls Ana
Thompson Elizabeth Housiken Is Joseph SwMtz
lsi VIM ROdsn, l9 Ch.s van T., q John Duty 10; j..
,et ss.deI Isl Peter FIian ls psp5. LSqshIp 20 William
10; John Y. Marin 10. Geo. Brennan. II.
The prisoners when taken to the Station-House
thought great fun and thinking that they were to be
locked up together in one CELL calculated upon having
a good time generally but their countensnces wore
different aspect upon being arragned before the nssS-
trate at the Police Court. Several denied having been
in the place before while others acknowledged having
been there very often. The magistrate, alter hearing
their stories in explanation of their conduct, committed
them to prison for examination.
Let the reader note the ages Of the persons sbove
named. The oldest o. the youngest Leverage less
than 49, II is from this class OF vagabond boys and
baIfcrown prostitutes that nearly all the rowdyism Of
the city springs. It further appears, from the names,
that nearly all are foreigners the children Of foreign
born parents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF FoUL-PLAY.-During
the past week rumors have been aAoat in Porchester
Westchester County, that newly born infant has re-
Gently been spirited away or disposed of by its reputed
father under very suspicious circumstances. According
to the best information elected in relation to the affair."
it appears that an aged respectable physician
residing in the vicinity Of Porchester, about ten
DAYS ago, intimated to come of his friends,
that he had been called upon to attend lady
during her 0ccouchme that prior TO the occurrence of
that event, while on professional visit to the lady,
the reputed father Of the then expected little responsi
biEty expressed desire in case il should come into
the world alive that its existence should be very brief
Il at in due time the lady in question "gave birth to as
fine and as healthy child any one could desire to
see, which has since disappeared very mysteiously.
The DOCTOR at the request of Coroner Morrill, promised
to render what assistance he could in furhering the
ends of Justice by trying to discover VIVA! disposition
had been made of the little stranger, but interoga
ting the venerable M. ID. again the subject he re-
marked to the Coroner that the circumstances referred
to transpred about Elk years ego. This version Of
the affair does not go down very well with the good
folks Of the village who think that the venerable prac
titioner told the truth in the first instance.
DEATH IN SING SING PRISoS--THE BoDY BRoUGHT
10 THIS CITY.-Yesterday afternoon information was
received at the COroners Office, that q man named
Maren recently prisoner confined in Sing Sing Prison
charge Of felony, was lying dead at the house No.
29i West Twenty eighth street. Death occurred last
Monday morning, after which the remains were re-
moved to this city-s physician having given certl-
cate that death was the result Of commissions. On
account of the declarations Of his friends that numerous
marks Of violence perceptble on the body, the
City Inspector refused to honor the certificate, and
handed the case over to the Coroner for investigation.
An nquisition will be held the body to-day. 1t is
possible that the supposed marks Of vioesce may be
the result of decomposition.
REAL EsTATE.-The following sales Of real estate
were made Yesterday at the Merchants Exchange by
A. j. Blocker Son & Co.:
3story house and lot No. PIT Broadway S47o0
Ssory frame house and lot No 2l9 Broadway 400
3story frame house and lot No. 22 Broadway 400
4sory brink house lot s. f. 2dsv and S9ths.. 800
brick house and lot on I'd adj sbove.... $500
2ory cottage and lot Sh-st ADJ above in LOO
2story snd lot s. seth st. adj shove in LOO
2story cottsge and lot s. seth adj above in LOO
f. Madison-sy 743 NJ 2otbst q 8x 6,4O0
lot f. Madison adj above "a 8xl00. 600
Ns 45h.st. 100 A. W. lg 20x 100. 900
lot w itav between d5h and 46h Sta, - lxOO. $50
Mr. Howard j. Plat. young gentleman Of cOnsid-
cradle literary atsnments and promise, died at the
residence ef his father, Judge Plat in Yonkeis. sst
evening from the effects of an overdose Of strych
nine, which he had been in the habit Of taking in
minute quantities as an opiae. He passed last even
ing with bis family and friends IN fonkers and spoke
with enthusiasm Of various literary enterprises he had
projected He retired to his room coon after ~
O'Clock, and about half hour aferward his father
who occupied the adjoining apartment heard him fall
heavily upon the foor In some alarm ne entered his
sons room, and found him Tying the door, which
sf,enotb had hardly s,,ficed him In reach and