New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-14

with him. lie took her TO q house IN NV o"'Si
street After living with Ter some dsy-' DC l7'e''eu
her and subsequently was arrested on charse o'
grand larceny. The affidavit OF the gif WAS rro'o
rated by her father and the accused sss reccnni'Dea
TO prison.
TESTIMONIALS 10 he HUNAyE-The L.'e-ssvidy
R.neyoert Assoc alton Of New-Iork, on SSnfisy
aerroop presented medals TO the officers sn1 tonr OF
the crew of the sbp Isaac Bed, mark OF epprecs-
ton Of their services In escung thesx survivors tra
,ls VIZ .ck Of the British bark Claude durlng gee o.
WIG in INC. oc. an on the 2Sth OF October 1885 Inc
meosls presented 20 Cspt. Johnson, tue Commander
and James Oldaker the 6rst nate, we're Of gold and
lbo,e plesebted 10 the sesner John Burlani. Joan
Tate. C.sres Stuart and Robert Abbott, were of
slyer, aud bore the f,,lowog inscription the re-
verse: off Saving Benevolent Association of New
"YoIk. Figure Of e -nIp in distress. IocoioorNed
".gth Malca. 1919. On the diverse is L.tln
inscription, sgpiiyirg III presrved by fortunre
daring" " Presented to - If the ship t,ssc BED,
for re cuiny six lives from the bark Caude on the
" 2sto Of October A. d. 1888 The presentation
wa- mace oy Dsuel I'd esq, V,ce-Pr' s'ent OF the
D who stated thst generally these presenta-
bors etre made by the Association in pr vs'e mau-
ner; bat Il was cecned that on this occasion the
public should be nads aware Of the manner Id when
such services as those rendered by these men were
az, reci4.d by the Bosrd. He referred in brief bat
feeling language TO the services they bad performed,
sud presented tie medals that hsd ben prepares for
lem Trey were received by tie recipients in s'lenoe
but C6pt johnson, after few moments, r'ea'ned hs
couposuIe sUcen to return bis thanks tor the ts-i-
mo, ials give them. TIE absent Wen Charles Si1art
Robert Abbott aud John Burlend, will be provided
With iheif medals BY the Secretary Of tie Association
TIE KIsprRROoK BAsk RoBBERY.-Captain Wal
ling aud Officer Elder The Detective fofce returned
ron Kuc.Thook Su.day, whittier toty had been
witt tie pisorers George Fish, Albert Wall,ce, alas
Money aud Michael Bri.n, arrested some daYs ago
in THE cty on fuspciou Of having robbed tho CuUn
Bank Of that piece of $4,000 Althonsn 10 direct
estneny brought 70 show tha. the pisoners wers
the robns o. the bark, yet chain of circdmsntia
eyicence was adjuced upon which the msg!;tr,'e con-
clud.d to hold Fish anl Wallace, aud accordingly
ynned then to prison 20 snswer in default o $4,000
bgl each. O'Brien was discharged from cGstoiy,
there being evidence Of his comprcty in the mat
ter. The robbsry was committed on the 10th of Sp-
tember but for time nc trace Of the buryl lars could
be found.
Last week Detective Officer Keefe found one Of the
accused Distressing of Cf the bills, the edges OF
which had apparently been burned eff with guupow-
der. at a brokers' Office in Dey street. The depot
mater Of depot On the Hudson River Railroad, SONS
six miles OF more from Kndcrhook identified the ac-
cusod having on the morripg Of the robbery sp
pesred said place, covered with mud and dripping
With rair, the day being very stormy. Varioos per.
in Kinde,hook, Who Lad noticed he prisoners In
TIE place bo'ore The robbery conmtte, and their
sudden disappearance a'terwsrd, also identified tlem
4 RUsAwAY CAPTURhD.--On Saturday aftcrooon
detective Officer Stevenson n sted William III. WHITE
the Young man who come SIX weeks ago. deserted his
wife end family at Hartford Conn, and eloped with
Mrs Patt young gI seventeen years Of age, whose
parents reside in that place. White after leaving
hone, went To Washington. ID c., wnere be
by Senator Dixon, who knowing the parties came TO
the conclusion that th,ie was something wroug and
Immediately ttegraphed 10 tae father Of M.ss Plat,
asking for al expiration. Before could De
returned or tue runsways conld be secured in Wash
ington, they had fed, and tne route they had taken
could not be trsoed.
White, it sppeare came straig ghtwsy to this city,
eId, conducting his fsir companion to a boarding
house, occurred Soon after ne went out, prom
ioing to return in little while, but the hesrss scamp
failed TO make his appt tarance, ana Mss Patt dlscov-
erng thai she had been abandoned wrot, to er father,
inploripg hls forgive and begging of him to
on and take her home. Word was sent on to the
police who took charge of her until the arrival OF her
fstf fer OF Saturday last, the sane day upoa which
Wire was appreberded. The accused was promeuad-
log Broadway, when Officer Stevenson, .ting aud
csguizng him by description, gently tspp~d him
upon the shoulder and told him lie was prisouer.
Whit, was HANGED over to the CUSTODY OF Sheriff
Chamberlain of Hartford and taken to that city in the
sane train in which father and daughter returned to
await an examination. ]
ALL THRorGH LovE.-On Sunday mor.ipg Coroner
Gamble held en- inquest at the house Of John Kelly
No. % West Thirty first street, upon the body Of Annie
Morrow, young girl 10 years Of age, who put an eui
to Ter lie by tasiug alseLc. The following testimony
wss taken:
james Floyd residing IN Fir yf. street, between Moth
TeLto testified the relative Of
be- arc that se gao to ve oct n.. aad not seen nr for
brcsey ae buicet 20 y seventh street kEeS nothing
q lie en-. Ursiancss q her death
May kt hed follows: Deceased boarded WITH
fr tie w-.ss Sir Ford her several
,u,s ring that tine ,he told lie marry
Ctrtns n Iaesdsy hight lsst Mr.. fJd her;
shs ~rn down 70 th- Font door with LH sad :-!a h-ra
about half hour. and when was cryng
iyed " u &. Mrs i-ougby) rs1 been
stories s5os ter abe c." rleo % we.p 81 nj S'
IT s-.teosy mofIE about o ocs aud returned in h
deal DR. Po.r Der .ds tod the
Dcotor had taken arsenic acd TIA al ,a.ouga oye
pr Porter t-si-d deceased and found at
d f,a taken arsenic in th- MIX. lie ID t,r Leg
r, ef
d. Plp OHarlsn testified 70 making po.nor,erp e1.
!, ,s'on OF tody Of secsssea, and finding
sto mach.
TIE Jury. rendered verdict Of suicide by taking
arsenic.