New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-03

Losr-As the steamer Tnomss Powell was on her way
up be North River resry opposite Pougtkeepsis on
Wednesday evening last she came in collision with
row boat oontsnirg party Of five youOg persobs
sstirg Of Mr. Wilkins teacher and two sndt~ 40
daughters of Mf. Wlson Of Poughkeepsie. One of the
paddles Ct the steamer struck the stern Of the bo.t
broke IT, and cspszei the whole party into the river.
The bo..s belonging 70 the steamer immediately
logertj and tie members Of Mr.. Wilson's family
rescued but notwithstanding the most dilgent ssaEca
was made for Mr.. wilkins he could no. be found il is
therefore feared ths; he strcck by the paddle Of
the steamer s.d killed on The spot.
MORE BCRGLARIEs Between the hours Of II and
O'Clock yesterday moruirg, the dweilirg-houe OF Mr..
James N. Musy Clerk Of the Jefferson Market Police
Court, No. 100 Thompson street, was burgiarousiy
entered By two or mors thieves. The burglars set
about and effected an entrance through one OF the
front basement widows. They first opened the IL
side bird and then the sash by inserting thin ipstru
menl between the ssshes and showing bsck the catch.
Next they attacked tbe inside shutters, which we're
secured by means Of q bar aud wide snap-eatch.
The lower panels pryed cut with jmnes and the
bar thrown from ts fastening, but appeas that they
had nearly to ply the shutters OF before loosenng the
catch Tie front ard back easements we're rummsgot,
and quantity Of plated ware packed up ard lad by
the lower doors inside and outside, both of which, It
seems the rogues had taken the precarton to unlock
in case of an alarm that there would be no obstacle
TO their EASY escape. The thieves next visited the
psrlors ard pocketed costly mantilla. About this
time there was an alarm Of fire, and Mr. Murray son
Jsmes who was unweu and very restless, went down
upon the front stoop to ascertain where the fire was
Nis sapposed that whie James was on the stoop the
thieves were in the paIlor, and that they became
alarmed and fed down the stairs and through the base
ment d9or. Nothing stolen except the mantilla.
The plate was found by the door uniDjured. The job
professional crscksmen.'
About o'clock yesterday morning Officers Cuttrell
and Whitman, while paroliDg their posts, suddenly
came upon two burglars ndusliously plying their vo
c,:ion upon the dwellpg-house of Mr.. Albeit Graef
No. 22i West Twenty fourth street. and Immediately
arrested them. The fellows had forced the bolt of the
front door and were about entering when discovered
by the officers. They were taken to the Station.
House where they gave their names as John Martin
and William IT, Curtis. The prisoners were subse-
quently conveyed to the Jefferson Market Police
Court and committed for trial by Justice Qusokenbush
in default Of 81 GOO bail.
Yesterday morning at / O'Clock VIM. Stuts, lad
about II years of age, made bis way into the dwelling
house No. 80 Bond street and stole ladys work-box
containing $25 and quantity Of jowelry. The fellow
escaped through the basement window and was max
ing off, when Mr.. McMAnus met him, and, sezing him.
handed him over to policeman Haws. Justice Qusck
enbush locked up the young rogue.
PIcKPocKETs.-Yesterday morning three young fell
lows, named George Prior, Richard Casey and Richard
Lewis, were arrested at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot, ThiIty-nret street, charged with picking the
pocket of Mira. Sutton of Lsmsrtins place. VIM. 81.
Ross connected With the railroad, alleged that he was
informed by Mrr. Sutton, who was about going to
Dobbs Feuy, that her pocket bad been picked Of a
bead purse containing several dollars in change and
bDls. Richard Lewis, switch driver, about the time
the train started, saw the three boys into the
stables, and subsequently, he founds purse answering
the description Mrs. Suttonsi in smspger The boys
were locked up by Justice Quackenbush for examna-
ton.
ALLEGED TICKET SwiSDLNG.-Josah Selover,
having an "oce at No. 157 Cedar street. and residing
at No. li3 East Broadway was arrested yesterday
upon q warrant issued by Justice Connolly, at the
omplsint of John II Grow. The complainant charges
Seovsr with obtaining $50 rauduently on three Sec
ond-cabin passage tickets to Liverpool Justice Con-
molly held the accused for examination.
ALLEGED FuGrrTE.-Isaac Davis, painter, WAS ar.
rested at 6 o'clock on Thursday evening by Capt.
Silyey upon warrant issued by magistrate of Fonda,
Montgomery County in this State, on charge of
rape The Sheriff of the county returned with his
prisoner yesterday afternoon.
BUrIsG THIEF FOR TEs CEsTs.-festerday morn
irg abcut 4 O'Clock, John Timan of No. lO5 West
Twenty-egLih street, while passing through West
broadway, was accosted by fellow named John Hsg-
gerty, who held knife in one hand and club n the
other Hsggery demanded his money or his lifs but
Tran told the fellow he had only ten cents, which,
after considerable CT pailey, he handed over to the
bighwayman and was allowed to pass. He had not
proceeded far however before Haggerty and several
others overbaaed him and searched his pockets, OBJ
tanning for their pains 81 bill. Timan screamed for
help and Officer Buner of the Fifth Precinct Police
coming up, promptly arrested Hsggery who was sub
sequen.ly taken to the Lower Police Court and locked
up.
Martin Deming proprietor Of a small steam-tug was
arrested yesterday BY the Harbor Police, charged "th
plotirg vessels through Hur Gate contrary to law, no
having TO license Dening was held to answer
DROWNED WHILE IyToxIcATED.-Coroner Gamble
held inquest yesterday upon the body Of joseph nays
bo,el runner Who while intoxicated on THURSDAY 'eA
overheard s,esmboat Tho. Hasle and ws cO"ra
Th. Jury ierd verdict Of desh by iownns while iaox'
icsed"
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