New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-14

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snd tre eepopeL rui'iou the city sry lnh
of n- 6por.r, wished csp1ert sired IN th- city eish,
e,y, ~ TIE ye.;a DE-, e the Iad
sGa Ralph II. sm tei dspOn.ni that b. wsntei
:. in Yukon street tA. Of The reH, i.y
ait upt ne eepner, w-ut 70 the st s.ot- about 10
oeOek Ct TIE nent day and waited until sSoU, ocech wh-n
e aa s.th I.aam e,pe to ..d store sgs .e,rrsd ts
After M Whfa! in sse gave to sid Ralph hasm SC
amount ot money and renamed m convers,aon "t1 'nt
1. ...H Of '':t ii, N H. wh FSi a e" RS6 S1 :l.a @
fs. f ssa s that h.n ihsl ssTs the
ts .ld nInsesey ,ssIess 81 soSs '.oo1 81, 5.e e.
reese purpos e have been made sy D. FssdIio m IS.
s,ise the depoaen ssid Ralph .n.n .at
be Cd not wan: do ants1s .s iea bsAIss they wss ss'
would be between BIN and h' brother that be hsm had 10
use within hour SD 80 500 b. had 10 take WITH him
in county Otherwise his the country would b. o
lin d b. .n .ured aspoDn. ta, hs ne Ssss. . ~Sya hear
porting have been made by d. Fredrcks sad thS dep
~, poe. 20 ndor.i 5, him hs, said D. Pr.dict ueSet
indebted TO him in any snount whatever and lever se
s Sos % Bdor.ed BY eepnen; i. hereto
IbA the time deponert incorssd ne sag n9'.s w
ct 81 eco ior notes.
Mr. Charles d. Fredricks, acting upon information
ard belief made affidavit in which he charged
Ralph Isham with having psrpe:ra'ed the forgery.
Justice Quackenbush iseued his warrant for the ar
rest Of the accused, and yesterday morning Officer
Devoe took Mr.. Iehsm into custody as he was leaving
the New Haven Railroad cars at the depot-Mr. l.
having lust arrived in town from his country seat at
New Rochelle or therabouts. The accused was con-
yeyed before Justice Quackenbush, where be waived
81 examination and gave bail in the sum OF slO 600 to
answer the charge Mr. Joseph G. lshsm his BROTHER,
became surety for the appearance of the accused.
GEgan was also held in the sum of $4,000, aud in
default thereof was committed to prison.
ASorHER HoNIcIDE Coroner Counery was called
on Fridsy to hold Iquest upon the body OF Chris
tisn Msthewbscker, German, ~ years OF age, whose
death is believed to have been caused by violence.
II alresrs that Thursday evening deceased was in
the grocery No. 90 Avenue A, where also we're eight
Others men and boys. After he had been there
short tine quarrel took place oetseen some of the
boys and come blows passed between them Mathew:
backer called out to them to keep quiet but they paid
no attention to the demand and two ct them named
Dennis Crowley and VIM. Tlotson sprsug toward
bim ard each struek him several times in the face
with their fis.s knocking him down and causing the
blood to Rush from his nose and mouth. Tue party
then separated, and Methewbacker went home, aod
tire following morning was fouHd dead in his bed Dr.
John Ferguson made a post mortem examination OF
tte tcdy and found that death was caused by Com
"pressior of the brain from Blood the result OF oiary
L" to the tkull from violence. The examination Of
witnesses has net been concluded and the case is to
be resumed by the Coroner to day. Warrants tor the
arrest of Crowley, TllCtson and SONS Others, have
been Issued ar placed in the hands Of the Seventeenth
Ward Police. The deceased slate roofer by oc
CUP stion, and resided at No. 10 Avenue ID.
d. ~
Thursday night John Sawyer, residing on staten
slsrd while in partial state of nebistion, dropped
into the iumshop Of Henry Brummerhof No. % West
street, ard ubknowirgy set led" in the midst Of
gang of II fians ard ckpockets Soon thereafter
Jol Dcnoho, as alleged, dexterously picked $40 from
SAVERS pocket. The lght.fpgered operation
witnessssd BY John Slstiery Battery boatmsu, who
i1te fierce to arrest the thief, when Thomss Wckton,
a reputed confederate Of the pckpocket drew club
and st,utk him powerful blow on the head, knocking
him to the fcor.
A general fight was about to ensue between the
thieves ard their opponents, when Officer Huggins of
the Fnst Precire came up and arrested both Donoho
and Wck'on the first to answer the charge Of larceny,
and the latter for the brutal assault Ssttery The
prisoners were yesterday taken before Justice Con-
molly who committed them to the Tonbs for trisl.
Mr. Sawyer wss very anxious to get his money, and
let the matter drop, but the Magistrate sent him to
White street to insure bis appearance against Donoho'
REAL EsrAIE-Tte following sales Of real estate
were made yesterday at tho Merchants Exchange
by A J. BleechHr, Son & Co..
loN .ids 28'hs. 325 f. Of lrav 45xs8 49,: - 80
House and lot T. Grand AID 9thst, Wliam'5gh "a"
TRAINIYG A Boy FOR TIE STATE PRISON "A lev
evenings ego Officer Baldwin Of the Eighth PrecInc'
while psssfg through Wooster street in citizens dress
was aecosted by colored nan named william IL.
Ho,top who asked him il he did not want TO buy some
Stockings Tne officer said zee, whersupon Horton
tro6 uced lot Of socks snd iyed the amount he Dc.
mGnGed. Officer b., from the first, suspected ths
honesy Of the man, ard accordingly hunorei hm, aad
ssked him if be had anything more to sell, whereupoa
the fellow produced collsrs, which Baldwin pur-
cbs ed for twenty five cents. Have you anything
MGR, ?" said Baldwin No, replied Horton, but |
can ge, you any ythDg you want cheap" and the sl'
low laughed at tue oficeis apparent simplicity. Ills
laugh however was soon cha ged, and ere the apse
OF ts minutes lie found himself inmate of cal a.
the gtth Precinct Police Station. Horton appeared
in great rbulstion, and promised to tell the ocer au
| about IT, if be would get him of. The prisoner then
preceded to state that hs had purchased the articles
| of a lad ramed Dunhsm, Who was employed IN Mr.
Robert F. Smiths store in Csna street. YESTERDAY
morning, Officer Baldwin, hayirg got the case worked
up 70 his satisfaction arrested the boy Durham ana
several pses who had acted receivers, and uoder
wLose Instructions and direction Dunham hsd been led
astIsy The parties all srrsigned before Jus'ies
QuatkeLbusb, when Mr. Suuth made his affidavit a. 70
the robbery and identified all the property recovered
by Officer Baldwin As the came that had bsen ssoen
| from his stoIe.
The parties under arrest are Edwin +. Dannam'
William III Horton (back i Robert Ellis black MIS-