New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-03

| We ob,,Tve that the Second Annc,l Convention o.
thOee iltese.ted IL juvenile Re.orms,ories, Ragged
Schtts and HsA'es Of Refuge viii be he'd il this city
on Tuesday reIt June 81. This meeting VIII be
highly attractive - all those WHO feel - interest 10
its kunsIe object wnish much affects the good Of
| toe community.
QUARTERLY REPORT OF THE DEPUTY srPERIS
| TExD,S1 or PoIIcE.-The quarterly report of De-
putty Superintendent Carpenter has just been published
By order Of the Police Commissioners. Il contains
very extensive and important details of the WORK per-
formed by the Police during the past three months
show the number Of arrests, the nativity, end
egts of ofeDders The whole plumber of m.3e
during lie quarter were 1876 beside f26 comp .icts
ade to the District ard Cooperation Attorneys for
pros cution for violation OF the Sunday Liquor Law
ana Corporation Ordinances. This is a much arger
number Of arrests than made before in the
came space Of time, and is no. confined TO crimes
Of atryis nature but embraces large proportion Of
the most dangerous and heinous ofeoses, and requires
the utmos: vigilance, daring and ingenuity on the part
Of tie officers to accomplish. Tde Deputy pays a de-
served compliment to the utility Of the Police Tele
graph as an auxiliary to the department in restoring
ost children to their parents, AID for putting store
keepers On their guard when attempts m,de to
pass counterfeit money.
The "Ro, ues Gallery has received a large nun.
Der Of faces since the last report, ard now in
ciudes msny Of the most expert thieves in the city. Ii
is caily visited by persons who curious enough to
post themselves up regard to the prominent rogues
of the day. The p'ekPockets have been 50 steadily
watched by the &c ectves that the have been almost
entirely driven from their nefsrious busiaes. Arrange
nents have been made with the proprietsrs of the
ious omnibus lines in the city to allow the detectives
IL IL tur ,;oi<,
etc out of these convsyances. The Deputy, ia
former report expressed hope that the ticket swinde
business was abOut to receive its quistus; but the
present report says it is carried ia a guiss. The
officers tailed 10 break the selling of bogus tickets
have sueee eded 80 far that is concerned; but
another, and almost gross, has sprung up in its
place few days before the sailing of the California
steamer the second class and seersge passage tickets
are nearly all bought up st the advertised price by the
ticket swinders; they resell them at advanced aud
J exolbtant prices. BY this means they command
monopoly Of the sale of tickets, and reap rich har
vest. The Deputy recommends in order to stop this
unfair business for the agents to refuse to cell tickets,
except to the parties who actual passengers. The
Halb,r Police designated the TwentyT Ind Precinct
is new feature in polite matters, and ia yet in It's
infant state In short tiue it will be considered
indispensable auxiliary to the land force. The Deputy,
ia concluding, recommends an increase to the force.
SUDDEN DEATH.-Yes.erday morning. about 10
O'clock j. S. PEI shop, elderly man. was found ly-
ing on the sidewalk corner Of Chambers and Centre
streets 10 state of inssnsibly and veyed to the
,fice tf the Superintendent Of the outdoor Poor, ia
the Park. DR.. WeI,je was cent for from the Coro-
mel tffice, but when he arrived few moments after
wand the poor man was breathing his last. Coroner
Gamble held an inquest upon the body, and the jury
rendered verdict of death from disease Of the heart
Pension was about GO years of age, and native Of
Germany.
Horrible SUICIDE An Engishman, whose name
could not be sscsrtaned, committed suicide on Tues
day evening last in the vicinity of Stamford, Conn., by
stepping in front Of train of the New Haven III
road. The deceased had Just left Stanford, where
he stated to persons where hs called that he was
machinis by occupation, and had been in the coun-
Try few months only, duting which time he had been
on. of employment and consequently was in sta'e OF
restitution When first observed he was walking
eastward along the railroad between the two rtck',
| meeting tie sppro aching train from New Haven
within half a mile Of the Stamford Station. Toe
engineer had then shut of the steam aud snaed to
the trakemsp, with the whistle, to break up;
but the deceased, although apparently watching the
him to get out Of the way and continued his course
until tie train was quite close when he stepped across
the rail Immediately in front of the locomotive, aud in
an instant his head dashed to pieces and his D)dy
| thrown into the a.joinog lot.
As room as the train could be stopped, it wm backed
to the place where the casualty occurred the remains
of the stranger we're taken board and conveyed to
the station, whoe.n nques: was held yesterday morn
ipe hut no fdth Information was ecitel than stated
| above No papers were found upon the deceased,
except ope upon which were written the names o. thu
places he mad passed through ami the persons he had
| called upon on bis way thi,her from N.w-iork. No
I money whatever was fund upon his person. and,
| being discouraged by his inability TO procure employ
ment, be is supposed 10 have taken this desperate
netLcd of putting an end to his troubles The Jury
rendered verdict in accordance with the foregoing
| facts. TIE deceased was about 10 years OF age.
| Tur ErrEcr> OF "WEE DHRoP "-Yestsrjay
| morning, about ) O'Clock Officers o Reilly and Beck
OF the Twentieth Precinct arrested Mary Bradley, Ell
| len Dsnegap John al en-, Cstharine Roberts John
| Gill, en- Isasc Coles Ellen Berry, Jane McArdle and
| William Moneypenny, who were considerable "llum'
mated, and were having good time generally, though
greatly to the disturbance of the neighborhood, IN
| Thirteth street near the Sixth avenue. Thepsriy
seemed much opposed to the arest and resisted the
officers fer they able, but assistance being
summoned, tie crowd walked to the Twentieth
Precinct StatonHouse. subsequently they were taken
TO the Jefferson Market Police Court Two Of the men
were held $500 bail good behavior; four were sent
to the Work-house, Blackwells Island; one was CON-
mitted TO Prison, and one discharged with arepTimsnd
| We have never seen 300 beef cattle together at
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