New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-17

Of Thirty ssvrch strest and Lexington eveoue while
10 h. the attic Of aid house. VISA q xmed ~
soise upoa the ROT. After listening awhile, be hexd
fco<teps resembling tbo-e Of person In stocking fset
walking scros the ATTIC, and immediately thereafter
the reflection of hgot under the sll of bis dsor.
He then cried oct "Whoe there" when the footsteps
refreshed. Mr.. Monk, q nephew Of Mr. Williams,
hearing the alarm, DOW came up stairs and the t~o
searched The premises throughout but found no strsng
en in the house.
They then led to tie roof ard found the scut
tle-door uni ooked and shut down. Officer Lawrence
at this time came up, when further search was made.
which resulted in the finding Of fellow lying upon the
copu OF Mr. Mossys house in his stocking fee, with
bis boots standing near by
Tie fellow gave bs name Is Samuel johnson, and
taken into custody and conveyed to the Twenty
fret Precinct Station House. johnson, upon being
questioned told half dozen cootraiictory stories.
Ore he tod that be wanted something to eat smother
ihst be wanted 10 get clean shirt He said be 10.
upon the roof through an unfinished building with his
pal and meant To search the house throughout. Just
ice Qusckenbush, before whom the accused was taken
committed him to prison for examination.
DESCENT rPos DisREPUrABLE HousE.-Cpon
warrant issued by Justice Welsh, Captain De Camp Of
the Fourth Precinct with platoon Of his men made
decent upon the disordery porter aud dance house,
No. 100 James street. kept by Angus. Schck against
which frequent complaints have been made by the
police as well a. private citizens. When the police
entered the place was thronged By vile characters of
both sexes, among whom the erestest CONSERVATION
prevailed. There was general rush for tne front
doors but these being well guarded, effected an
egress in that direction. Many escaped through the
rear doors, and the exhibition Of ground and lofty
tumbling over the neighbOring fences was rather
amusing. Those who got out Of the house in this
manner secieted themselves in other fragrant gin
shops in the Unity, and so made good their escape
The Police spprehended Schick and twenty of the
inn stes all of whom taken to the StstionHouse
Upon being sraigned before the Captain, Schick
informed that official that he had already been before
q nas istrste ard given bail for his appearance to
or swer the charge of keeping dsorderly house and
at the same time produced communication TO that
effect from the Court. The proprietor Of the place ole
the Cap ain hat he had friend st Court who told
him thata warrant had been issued for his arrest and
that heforth with went and gave BAIL The Captain was
of course obliged to discharge Schick from custody.
Tie other prisoners taken before Justice Brennan
at the Essex Market dice Court, who discharged the
me but committed the girls for examination.
ALLEGED DEATH FRom VIoLEYcE.-A case came
before Coroner Connery Saturday afternoon, which
the Jury iOpanneled to make an investigation as to
the cause Of death seemed TO regard case Of muir
der although no testimony to that effect could be pro-
cured The deceased was an unknown msn who was
found floating in the dock foot of James slip. The
Only evidence in the matter was that of william
Martin who first saw the remains 10 the water.
wound perceptble under the LEFT ear, but whether
received before after death not shown, but the
Coroner was of the opinion that the wound had been
caused by coming in contac, with sharp and solid
substsrc CO after death, and while ia the water. The
Jury however, thought differently. They rendered a
verdict as follows That the aforesaid unknown man
came to bis death by some foul means, presenting "a
be does mark of a severe blow under the left ear,
and subsequently, thrown into the water by persons
unknown to the Jury"
The BODY was dressed 10 black cloth coat black
vest with large black buttons, white shirt, corded
tweed drawers, wooden stockings, and shoes. Ia his
pockets was small scale and purse containing nearly
dollar in change. The body presented the appear
ance of having been in the water about three weeks
"DEaD RABBIT SHOT BY POLICEMAN
About IL clock Saturday night Oiosr Crssn Of the
Sixth Precinct ,lwhle patrolng bis beat in the Bowery
was attacked by gsog of Dead Rabbits 10 so fur-
Gus that in order to protect hi, life, he drew
bis revolver and fired at the ruff ans woundng Of
them severely. The friencs of the injured picked
BIN up and carried him off. One Hugh Riley con-
toued the assault upon the officer, but got severely
dubbed and arrested. Charles Wlson attempted 10
Riley but was himself arrested. Justice Weish
committed both the " Rabbits" to prison for exsmi-
nation.
FATAL RAILROAD CAsgALTY.-On the l1h inst.
Bridget Hongan little girl three years of age at
plsy on the rail track corner of One hundred-snd-
nineteenth street and Fourth avenue when an freight
train of the New-IIsven road struck and threw her
with much force for several feet. Striking upon her
head, conclusion of the brain was the consequence,
ard from which death recently ensued. Coroner Hills
held inquest when 1t appeared that those in charge
Of the train used every in their power 10 prevent
the occurrence. The Jay therefore rendered YER