New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-25

died on Saturday night. After death, an examination
proved that tie dscase Of The eye had been caused b.
fracture Of the skcll ard making bqnnes at the
Asylum, i was ascegtGnci that some time since the
deceased hsi been struck TIE SIDE Of his head with
stone, but whether from accien, or design coul not
be learned. Coroner Hi, has The case "a hand, aai
viii institute an inye alton to-day
SrABBFD n mn SioE ASD CHEgS.-festtrjay
moron. Geo'ge Schcrna,z G; No. 2SS Seventh street
got into an alteration with one Henry Nggen, near
the residence Of the former when Wsgen becoming
greatly enraged, drew ssori-cane sai stabbed "''
antagonist in the SIDE ami cheek INJECTING serious
wounds. Wiggen was taken IN custody aud locked up
by justice B,ennan TO await .he result o. >oAesmazs
injuries.
CuAPrrx OF BURGLARIEs.--A II O'Clock ycster-
day morning ~ Officer Smith Of the Ninth Precinct
was pa':ong bis beat he met two fellows on the cor
her Of Beirox and Fourth streets OF whom had in
his possession bag containing large quantity OF
cigars Officer Smith questioned the fellows very
closely, but, deemiug their unsatisfactory,
took item in custody and conveyed them to the Ninth
Precinct station-louse where they gave their names
Patrick Walters sud John Ce.tr. II was subse-
quently ascetanei tina. the prisoners had satcusy
entered the cigar mandatory Of Charles solomon in
the rear Of No. ~ Barrow street, by breaking open
the front door with They had ransackei the
place and stolen thereiiom nineteen boxes Of cigars
and twentythree lunches Of cigars, in all Of the value
Of sC3. The accused We're yesterday morning con-
vcyed before Justice Kelly at the Second District
Police Court, and committed Cor trial in default OF
Al coo each. Walters is Irish and % years OF age.
He sold that Centre got tie bag and coaSed him to 20
to the place which he did. Centre is a German and
p years Of age. lie says: " We both went together
4" and got the cissrs-I was tight and did no, know
" what was doing
About II o'clock saturday right, Officer Field of
the Fifth Precinct while patroling his beat, dscoy
cred the basement door Of premises No. u West
Broadway partially open. Descending TO the area,
he found bag Of WOODEN stockings near the door,
and further examination disclosed the fact that the
door had been forced with jimmy or some such in
strument. The burglars had doubtless taken fright at
the approach of the officer and fed. The door was
secured and the property conveyed TO the Station
House to await Identification b. the owner.
On Saturday evening, Officers Smith and Gsriner
of the Tenth Precinct apprehended Albert Lee and
John Mcclure, both young men ~ years OF age,
charged with having burglariously entcredthe drug
store OF Mr. George Lee, Nc BOO Grard-strect. AMI
stealing therefrom $40 in cash. The prisoners had
SIS of the stolen money upon their persons Tao
officers alege that Lee, WHO ia tine brother OF the
complainant, was induced by McCunc to second hun
in tie burglary The accused were tsken before JUS
tice Brennan, and committed to prison to await ex-
animation.
Yesterday morning about T. O'Clock, As Officer
Cooper of the Fifteenth Precinct, in citizens dress,
was on his way home, his attention was attracted
toward rougl-ookirg fellow, the corner OF Mac
dougal street and Wavcrley place, who spoke rather
saucly to a gentleman passing tie same way As tho
officer, and asked him what lie looking Al. The
gentleman not at oil daunted by the in which
tie question was put or the plug ugly appearance Of
hi. customer replied, 81 am looking at you, and
"always take a good look at such fellows late at
"riglt." This sort of conversation continued
some time and was heard by Officer Cooper, who,
pulling up his coat collar and drawing his hat over his
eyes had taken position the under street
lamp. Tho gentleman finally passed on, AID when
out Of sight tie fellow appWcl,d officer Cooper with
90 say, old fol, give a oisw o. iobaccsr." The
officer accommodated the feloE with qnid which
he slowed away in his cheek, and then took Il look
about in every direction. Feeling assured that there
was no about, the fellow very confidently stepped
close up to the officer, and told him he knew whore be
could make good haul, and at the same time asked
Cooper if he would not accompany him. The officer
now discovered the true character of bis man, aud at
once formed plan to entrap him.
OiHcer--Nhat did YOU say pretending not to un-
derstand.l
Fellow (confdently--I said | kncv Of place where
a good haul could be made Ii You'll go along we'll
half the doodle.
Ofiicer-I DO not like that kind of business and
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work.
Fclo.-Oh, its fine biz, aud you'll ike it hrst
rate. I'll show you all the tricks; here, take these
handng the officer piece Of candle and friction
matches.
Officer Bot I'm sfraid III get caught.
Felow--Dont YOU be afraid III see you don't get
Gagged.
Ofiicer-Where the place.
FeIow-Its only step off. The window open
md we shan't make any noise in getting in. Now
lets 90.
The two then walked round into West Washington
place aud halted in front of large house, where tho
ofieer at OF ce discovered that VI the windows was
open.
Fellow pointing to the nous, -" This Is the place.
and we can make rich haul. | expected my pal,
and one or two others, but they have disappointed
me" here the fellow henped yolley Of oaths upon
the heads Of his ABSENT companions. Now, them
you 60 inside and s,ike match and light tine candle
and pack up everything you find that Is valuable.
and III wait and see that none of the NJ P.s catch
us. BY the time you 81. everything ready the boys
will be here and hclpu
Oflicer-I told you was green, and don't Ike to
go in first. suppose you GO in and i wait outside, or
will take walk up the Fifth avenue, aud talk It over
To the las. proposition the fellow assented, a. re said
some If his friends were On the avenue. Tho two