New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-08-11

ttot Il tie Irs,.,u;or ar oeicsr SECT; ts.rst e
a.ttLi iAe House @. raca, 20 tie sfo' By tie
piou = 81 poa;oD o. hsf cz'a ps-s OF ~a:e1, toe
flsr,s ~sie sccl sHtirguishtc TIE ism'ss sustained
not exec ing So Sine chairs, beds srt t,,n.,u-
Es.e Destroyed.
lie exc.tsmen. having been s.syej the children
were 81 .sker 10 the ohape. and closely qcesiiocet
Thoss tist protected TIER irnooen,e were removed
ard sses mach gu, s.onug, tie lumber ~ IN tue
chapel sss reduced 70 eight. and from t1ese tas
sui'ty psr,ies we're selected. Ice yourg incsndiNies
falirg themse.yes in tigh, p'scs, confessed taeu
gat. McNsmee was tie first to make oontsssiou sni
eypcse tie o,hsTs, when sn nsde Ike ackrow'eds-
rent. Ike hoy McNsmse was first complained oil oy
lis father, who ssked he Coui. 10 send I'm 70 tne
Houss Of Refuge, saying his sor wa bad boy. Bu
tie Court thought il most prudea to try him Inst 10
the juvenile Asylum aud dmrg lis temporary com
Ttnent before berg cent 10 the As, lam, he attempt
Cd 20 hang himself. lie had no. bsen corhned over
bali an hour, before an officer, happening to psss
where he was, found him hanging by the reoH and
tongue rrotIudrg from his mouth. Wtat adds TO tue
melancholy character Of the case is that Men amee IS
lame that be can only with the assistance OF
clutches, hsvirg oct one of his legs.
There are st pressnt abou. 90 boys and girls in the
House of Reception ald tie officers say thai they ali
behaved very well in sssistog to put out the fire.
Two boys, however, named Edward Perkins aud -
Coffee, escaped in tie confusion but viii doubtless be
soon iesirested aud brought bsck.
The three boys above named were tsken before JUS
tee Kelly. at the Second District Court, yesterday
mo,rirg ard on TIE affidavit of Superintendent PeMcey
CON nitted in anticipation OF their being sent to the
IIouse Of Refuge.
BURGLARS CAUGHT IN TN AcT.-Ges.erdsy morn
irg sbou, click two fellows, giving their names as
John Thcup son and Joseph Warren. were arrested
by Officers Dickinson, Sawney and Mcmillan of the
Seventeenth Precinct charged with burglsriousy en-
teripg II 9 dwelling. house of Mr. Samuel L. Hlmsn,
No. III Est Twelfth street. The prisoners had
ELECTED an ertrsrce BY prypg open the front Base
inert door with chisel or jimmy
Wien detected, the fellows quietly but expe
dtious.y Engaged in packing couple of trunks with
fine cofrg, silver ware ard other valusbles which
they had gathered from bureaus AMI closets The pris
oners were removed to the Staton-House FOR the re-
msrder Of the night and yesterday morning conveyed
before Justce Steers who committed them to prison
for examination. Mr. Hillmsn and his family are a.
present ont of town, ard no person was in the house
at the time so that the fellows worked feariessy and
without much thought of berg disturbed.
A Marrow EscAPE-Wm Ross Of Kennebunk, a
boy belonging TO ship Cultiyator for Liverpool, fell
from the main chains yesterday while the ship was
teipg towsd TO by the steamtug W. II. Webb, and
was unnotced After being in the water half an hour
lie was picked Up by propeller Western Port outward
bound. ard aferwsrd transferred to the steamer Gin
dells who brought him to Quarantine
FouND DEAD OS PHI or LUMBFR.-f esterdsy
Afternoon the dead body Of an unknown man was
found lying the top of pile of lumber some twenty
feet high, corner Of Washington and Hubert streets
The body presented the appearance of having been
there two or three days ard decomposition was far
sdyarced. No marks of violence were apparent on
the bo;y ard the upposton is that he went up there
to sleep and died before morning Coroner Hills was
notified and caused the remains to be removed to
Bellevue IIosptsl, where inquest will be he'd
to-day.
FouKD IN THE WATTR.-Last Saturday evening
Richard Holran lad nearly years of age, left the
home Of his parents Nc. IS James street, bu. not re-
tuning that night the following day, search wa
n a1e. which resulted in finding his remains in the
dock foot of Roosevelt street East River. II is SIP
posed tie deceased was drowned while bathing. An
il quest wss beld on the body by Coroner Connery,
by tie Jury.
Fatal FAIL Rose Farrell an Iiishwomsn of very
incorporate habits eyed s. years fell from the rear
steep OF house No. 10 Franklin street while intoxi.
Gated ard so severely injured herself that death
epsued Cororer Ccnne,y held an inquest on the body
AID the July rendered a verdict Of death by falling
from the stoop Of house No. 10 Franklin street,
"wbe 10 state of intolcation, which resulted in her
death
A CHID DRoWEED.-C Coroner Connery held an in
quest at No. 81 Seventh avenue on the body Of Anne
liza Wnterley, child two years OF age, whose death
Wa caused by downing. Daring the temporary alb
serce nom the of Mrs. Wnterly the child fell
into tub Of water aud was drowned. The Jury
dered verdict corresponding sith the facts.
FATAL FAIL.--John Kirg, child four years old,
fell from a four story window Of the re'ideucs of his
parents, No. 305 Yves. Twenty ninth street. on Monday
afternoon, and was killed. Coroner His yesterday
he'd inquest upon the body, and verdict Of Ae'
ciden.sl Death was rendered by the Jury.
Mock AUCrIoSFFR Casa named David
Frank Of No. u Columbia street bought at No. 10
Greenwich street two watches both represented to b.
geld For one he paid 81 and FOX the other $50 and as
he aferward discovered beth were brsss. lie com
planned to the Mayor, warrant WAS issued and the
morey recovered.
MAD Doc.-Polcemsn Hennessey yesterday morn
rg killed rabid dog on the Battery by shooting the
animal with bis revolver.
CORRECTIONS.
T. re Editor Of The " y. TribsEe
SIR: IL il great mistake in your charging ME WIN
being pub Of such f'en0od - thA.
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