New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-19

Rr.r The following sale OF rec. estate
WAS made xs.ts-sav q the Merchants Exchange, by
Al. Blocker soa & Co.; $40 acres of land IL Chg
ton County. Illinois, at 3 per s,'re-$l,2G0.
IMPORTANT ARREST. - The ship Globe Capt.
Boxer from New Orleans for Cadz pat into this port
May % leaking std proceeded to GreoDpont fC- re-
psirs, which being finished, she was towed to tie
! Atlantic Dock where SIZE now iee. Officers Lee ard
Holland Ct the HsrbOr Police force, in their wander.
ires about the haIbor frequently had their attention
attracted TO this vessel bu. Until recently they were
suspicious only. On Thursday they dropped on her
and alrested The first officer Albert Lorng and Charles
Smith, second mate, fer stealcg about $500 worth Of
| tobacco, being part Of the cargo Of the Globe.
They committed on charge of gr.ud Larceny
by the presiding Judge of the Third Precinct at
Biooklyn There are several BROOK yn b0e;men and
junk dealers connected with tie affair, who are ell
known, and viii be arrested One of them, Francis
Moran, was arrested Thursday. Captain
Baker, when first informed OF the dishonesty OF hi,
rfficeis could scarcely credit the feet but exami
nation Yves satisfied Of the truth AMI expressed his
determination to punish them, if possible The IIsr-
Dor Police have received but little encourage
rneDt from of property which had been stolen,
after its return they were no. disposed TO spare
tire to prosecute. This case doubt will result
differently, as the deficiency in the cargo f We under
stand il right must 20 made good By the Captai
consignees
ALLEGED BURGLARIEs.-On Thursday afternoon
Mr.. William Hickenbotham residing at No. lSi Third
avenue caught q yourg fellow, named Joseph Henry,
upon the third floor Of the building and found that he
had entered one Of the rooms, is alleged in burg
laIious manner Drawers, boxes and bureaus in said
room rad been opened aud iuumaged; but ii did not
appear that anything was stolen In possession of
Henry found chael and pick, such a. is used
by burglars. Officer Bute took the accused to the
Jefferson Market Police Court, and Justice Quscken-
bush committed him to prison for examination.
On Thursday night Officer Templeton of The Fourth
Precinct appfeherded, Suspicion of being thieves,
two fellows, named James OConnor ami William
Hurley, wien he found in the street with several
boxes of cigars in their possession Yesterday morn
ing Diedric Doda Of No. lS7 South street found tina.
his place had been burglsousy entered, the thieves
effectirg entrance by getting on stand and break
irg window the door. On examination, he dis
covered that several boxes of cigars had been solen
Upon repairing to the Station House to make CON-
plaut, Doda was shown the cigars taken from Con-
rer ard Hurley ard identified them as his property.
TIE prisoners were cent to the Lower Police Court.
and committed by Jnstice Osborn fer trial on charge
Of burglary TIE fellows said they found the boxes
in a coal cant
CHARGE OF SHoPLRTISG-Ollicer Gardner OF the
Lower Police Court, yesterday morning arrested
yourg man nsmed Theodore Iyans, on charge OF
stealing piece Of six from the store NO Il Cedar
street It s alleged that Iysns entered the st0ra and
inquired of Mr. Jennings one of the clerks, when the
boes would be in Receiving suitable reply, he
picked I'D two pieces Of silk ard carried them to the
back part Of the store where pretending to examine
them, ssd they were not dark enough. He then re-
turned end to appearance, laid down the silk again
and left the store hastily. Mr.. Jennings went to pu.
tho silk in its proper place, when he discovered that
one Of the pieces vslued at $40, was missing and he
suspected Ivars at once and preferred charge against
hin. Justice Welsh committed the accused to prison
10 default Of 500 bail
DEATH OF me TURKEY-THLI WHO WAS SHOT By
POLICEMAN BArEs--ISQUEsT BY CoRoSER Hills
VIM Scott the tuke9-thief who was shot in the BECK
On the morning Of the lh'inst., by Policeman Bs'es
of tLe Twelfth Precinct diel on Friday morning at
Bsleyue Hospital Coroner Hills held an Inquest
uoop the body and the evidence showed thst sbon.
O'Clock in the morning the off ,er observed Scott walk
ing across Harlem Bridge, having two live turkeys IN
his htnd Suppoeirg that he mad stolen the taTkeys'
tue officer acCOsed him ana asked mere ne got thsn.
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/ named Williams at IVES. Farms. The officer tod
/ him that no butcher OF that name resided a. wee,
] FsrIns Scott then dropped the turkeys ana
ned. Tie officer 10 Tighten him. fired two pistol
! shots in the air. Scott, ttnkiug tue onloel
nistol exhausted tIIned and sssau ted Nun put WIS
/ thrown Gown AID compelled TO surrender. he tnen
EXPRESSED willingness to go quietly VITA the onicei,
but had proceeded but short distance when he sgal
attacked him with renewed violence. Duung the
struggle which ersusd, the officer hfed his IeVovet
again ard shot tie prisoner IN the reck, ana no e
/ would thus received he died. The Jury rendered
verdict generating the officer in the following 81
l,usge: awe find that deceased came to MS death
from the effects Of q pistol shot wound received az
the hands Of Policeman Bet amin Bates, IN the
faithful discharge Of hs duty, while be tdeoe Asec
"ing been arrested in Mott Haven, the morning OF
. " Jure IL Scott was An Engishman by birth, -
wears Of age Il not Until day or two after ne
was snot that le would give his Ealne The turkeys
proved to have been solen from r. yard OF MI MuF-
J phy at West FANS, who identified them.
A NEv-YoFKER N PARl>-On the occasion OF tue
bsrtism of their youngest child, Mr. AMI Mrs. Butter
field of New.lolk who are at present cutting gIsst
figure II Psrs, gave in their apartments II hus
Blalce breakfast, 70 which more than hty persons
nearly all MOBILES were invited. The most notable
was his Fxcellepcy, the Pope's Nuncio, in whose
chapel AID by whose hsuds the child was oaPt.Le1.
Il will BE brought up IN the Catholic faith, 70 whica
its mother be!orgs Then came the Baron aud BaToI
es BoudaIt the sponsofs and Prince and Prhcess &c
Bassano ard Ger. prnm Count De hsais, nj, II
Mssop wife Of the United States Minister, aid M
EAU tie Mexican millionaire, whose carriages are
covered with gilt. T5e table, served by Chevet, was
in keeping with their delicate tasss Luculus wou!d
have admired il, and would have said, on seeing II
that there al immense distance between tne -
pubicans of Washington and those Of SpaIta-Du',
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