New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-12


ing of the Board. Msssrs. Heskett and Holmes were
also prefent M Kerr said he lad been very busy
siuce be met with the Bosri last. The application Of
Dir. Croker Of Gramnercy PAX for an itkeepars
license wac brought up, bat laid over for further
sheraton, after which the Board jou-ned
Among tie arrivals by the Asia on Thursday was
Madame Thsberg. who to ri ,in her husband.
Many Of readers aware tina. she is daughter
Of the late Signor Lablsobe.
Mr.. Hyde, the seeding Mormon Elder, sails to-day
for England in the SIC atnship Nortbern Light. lie
has Mormon novel nearly ready flr publication.
A Cool AND DARISG PIECE OF THEyIYG.--A
week ago to-day q young fellow named George Stn-
son went TO the residercs Of Henry III. Rice No. A.
West Twenty street and rine ing the door beu,
ilit rmed painter, who answered toe summons, that
he had been sent there to fix Of the registers. Mr.
Rice with bis fsmly away in the country, and the
horse fer some time past has been 10 the haods Of
panters, who peintog the premises throughout.
The who answered The door-b., havicg no reason
to doubt Strson admitted him anc the latter with
bsg apparently filed with tools, repaired 10 the base
meIt. Here St;nsou was ucdisturbed, and forthwith
set to work tearing out and cutting up all the lead pipe
thst lie could fLd. Tie waterpipe severed in the
flooded. From morning TIL night Stirson labored hard,
and early Oh Monday resumed bis work, the painters
net suspectpg anything wrong. On Monday afternoon
a wagon driven in front of tbe house and loaded
with lead which was carried of and subsequently
appeared, sold 10 dealer in junk in Baker street.
/ On Tuesday morning, S'inson again reauned his
work. tskrs up the brasS registers that were itsd in
the oors and still cutting away oil the lead aud copper
pipe be came ecross. On the afternoon OF that day,
Mr. Rec visited his house, with view OF seeing how
the painters getting along, aud his ring at the bell
was answered by Stneon. Mr. Rice asked him what
he doing there, when the fellow cooy replied that
he had been sent 10 fx the oysters But, said Mr..
Rice "they have been fixed slre ady; the work
done before the painters came. Il know that, said
Stinsor "but they not fixed properly, and was
sent 10 fix them over again. Mr.. Rice suspecdng
the fellow TO be thief elected him in the most uncere-
monious manner from the hall into the street, and shut
ting the door, preceded to look q. his house A brief
glance sufliced 20 show him that large quantity Of
lead pipe, gas pipe, brass registers, &C., had been
stolen and his house damaged 10 the extent of be-
tween $500 ard $500. lis astonshnert be better
Unsigned than described when ne thought Of his con-
versson with the thief and no easily the rogue had
escaped hin. At the time Mr. Rice applied for ad-
mittance to his promises. the wagon above mentioned
was waiting to take away another load Of lead but the
| vehicle now out OF sIgtt.
! Yesterday morning Mr.. Rice met the fellow 10 the
street and recognizing him at once csused bis arrest
Stinson, when first suested admitted his guilt but
subsequently denied it. He was taken before Justice
Kelly at the j e1son Market Police Court, and sent to
prison for trial.
LAWYER AITENP1I>G To Shoot A MAGISTRATE
| ox HE BrNcH-ISIExsE ExcITEMEST rs COrRr.-
Some DAYS ago man named B9orrnan applied TO jas
tioe Steers at the Essex Market Police Court for
wsrrsrt OF arrest against man named Blsden, whom
he charged with asseult and battery. warrant was
| issued ard placed in the hands Of Officer Dyckman,
who arrested Bladen and conveyed him before the
/ Cont. An examination in the case resulted IA the
commit.sl Of Baden who elected 70 be tried at the
Court Of Specsl Sessions. Woen the Gaze was cS'ed
M Chan, cey Shafer who appeared counsel for he
accueed demsuied trial for bis client al the General
Sessions To this the Magistrates accsded, aud the
pspers were returned to DO sent 10 the Grand jury
Pend1 tie delay consequent upon this proceeding,
Baden appeared at the Essex Market Police Court
ard pre'eri compls nt against Boorman, "hoa' he
SHOWED, by competent witnesses. to be III reaity the
sgeieesor.
TIE case YVES set down for hearing yesterday after
noon, and a. the Appointed tine tue parties were In
Court. Baden berg attended By Mr. Skaters assocl-
Justice Steers sesed upon the bench d'posing OF
Office cases when Mr.. Shelter entered tbs from door,
and walking directly up to the outside rail shook his
fist at the Magistrate saying at the same tins VIVA.
aIo yen doing the re usitg language uuft for pio-
licstior, Before the Magistrate could reply Shah-r
had ga1 ed ANA entered the iron gate, ana walking up
tie plstfo,m said to Mr. StearS" You Cd ID coz
Iupt vsgabord, and at the same time IN the most
deibera:e manner dew loaded II to from his pocket
ard pointed AT the Justice Ofi,er Dyckmsn wao
was standing upon the pattern grabbed his hsrd but
ShaEtr by eXtsToBs mapeuver took the pistol IN his
left bend which he concealed beneath his coat. lac
Msgisrs,e, calling him by name, said " What's the
MISTER when Shsffer again said " YOU Cd ID
conup' vsgsbcnd'
Mr.. Rihlet .he clerk sail 10 the magistrate, Way
don't you commit Kim for contempt OF Court - lie
commit ne ne commit me the corrupt vagabond
ecreamed SLATER. AID at the sams time he drew the
pistol again, and pointed aluot in the fsce OF the
magistrate. Officer Dycknan, Mr.. Craft ths inter-
prefer ard Others, sprsng forward, aed ssizns the
irfurated wrested the weapon from his hand.
Tbs TIE magistrate the piitol he knocked
II aside ard thus prevented Shsfer from using
il. The exctemeu; IN CouIt mcst intense Mr.
Shsfer permitted to leavs undsturbsd
A. late hour in the afternoon Justice S'eers m sde
complaint before Justice Connolly 8. the Tomos, ami
warrant for Shelters arrest issusd and placed N
the hsr,s OF officer Dyckman.