New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11

Tie number Of deaths compared with the cone
spending weeks in $50 ard 1851, was n follows:
Wrt En- ling Oct II,
W, MrrS ens ss ~ 7, ts5ii' ..........J -
Week ending oct O. 1851.
The nativity table gives ~ natives of the United
stoes, 81 Of Irelond, q Of Germany, Of Eoglesd,
Of France. 6 Of Scotland and the balance Of various
foreign countries.
CorRr OF Sxssroys.-The cases set down for sem
tcuce yesterday at tie Court OF General Sessions were
posipored untl Saturday next. The Court met but
adjourned without !'snsaciing aoy business.
The Stonngton, Fall River and Norwich Line OF
steamers did not arrive iIl late on Saturday morning
being detained by heavy n. W. gale.
F.G.rr Ufosw,r RoBgFR.-About > o'clock
yesterday morning. a German ramed Charles Ebert
residing at No - Howard street., having Ju', parted
from company q friends with whom he had been
spending the evening. was posing through Centre
street hOmew6Id bound, when he was accosted by
stout looking Irisll-womau named Alice Ryan, who
very coolly took his arm, and insisted upon walking
with him. They had proceeded but few stops when
size insisted upon his treating her 10 some raw oysters
She sold that she was very poor, and had not eaten
anything all day and by her further conversation so
excited his sympathy that he conducted her to stand
at the corner Of Centr. and Pearl streets and treated
her To oysters at the time partakiGg OF some
hinse'f. The woman gulped down about two dozen OF
the biveves before she satisfied herself. Ebert settled
the lill and was about starting FOR home, when the
woman said che could not bear to See him 30 off -
tina, way. He he'd been 40 kAd l." 10, ,,d .b. baa
taken such liking % him, that he mast 90 to her
hone, end have I'LL, chat with her over glass OF
w. ana PIP.
Alice finally persuaded him to see her home, and the
two turned from Centre into Rsadc street, vnon she
dropped his orm and turning suddenly about, struck
him heavy blow with her fist the side OF his head,
which sent him rccng TO the pavement and thenrobbed
him of his watch valued ct $40 which she wIenchei
from the guardchGn about his neck. At this moment
Ebert became conscious and shouted Justify FOR the
police but Alice needed not his cries, and cominenc-f
sesrching his pockets. Officer Golden 0t The SIKH
Precinct, happening to BE- near the spc: heard the
cries for help and Mastering toward the place found
Alice examining the pockets Of the PROSTATE Ebert,
white sic held him down with her knee upon his breast
sl L-..I.s officer but tiually taken to
the S:stion-IIouse. Upon searching her "a Taleh
WA found 10 b. Observation-Disclosures, she com
mitted TO the cells Officer Golden reformed to the
scene Of the robbery and, with the Old Of lantern.
while IN tie saiion-llouse discovered that his porte
nornae, containing *}3 in bills, hsd been abafacte
from his pocket and as the officer unable to find
IL he came to the conclusion that it had been stolen
ty n confederate Of the woman at the oyster stand
Subsequently, this fema, highway robber wa
,stcp hef. ia tee Connolly at the Tombs AMI com
m;ttcd to in default of - 0oo bail sheis "a years
Of oe. lives A, No Go Malon street, aud claims to be
= married woman. Alice is we'll known to the Police,
who say that she is notorious for proving about at
nirht afer rreeahcrns whom sh. serves in the same
vsv ,ha. rhe did Ebert Although long suspected
H.. Police have never before been able to detect he'
in such acts or procure the necessary evidence io hef
conviction. Justice Connolly detained Eber as
vitne..,. and an. bin 10 No. ~ White street.
"BARaAlSs- IS HousaHoLD FURSrTURE.-iiactor
Moore, ore of the Mayors police, specially dcpscts to
look after auctoneerp, deposed on Saturday that Mr.
Theodore Goldsmith suoticneer, who manufactures
houetold furniture on large gale at NO ii3 west
Eleventh street had he believed. more than one place
for the transacon Of the auconeer buslne S; that he
sold E.. No. 81 Vest Eleventh street, the Place Tor
which he was lieenedi in addition to which, he held
auctions at No. 20 West Twenysisth street, and AZ
No. rs Wet Twenty -fourth street, contrary % to
statute. He also depose1 that he had SEED nuboef'
Of persona attending the auction sales al al these
places and that be believes iha! they were by bidders
or buffers and .as come Of these the wives OF
mistrcsscs Of the clerks and assistants 10 the auction
ecr; that the places above named were osten-ioiy
private dwellings but really places for the getting up
Of auction sales VI household furniture; that portion
II theec houses were occupied as residences py 'hs
clerks Of the auc;oneer, in order to make the pnbAe
bslove tho; the goods sod were a rcprosentet- the
costly aEa AN. household furniture OF Marx MI
dle,on, esq" or Of I" gentleman who Is ooAss1 I"
go TO Cuba .of the benefit Of his health, in'ea o.
wha, it really Is, cheap stuff made for TIE aaction'
room, and pu. into The dinly-iSht rooms OF hoe'
70 blind purchasers TO It's real quality and Naue'
IT, Mayor summoned NJ. Goldsmith 20 rho" ca l7s
Why his license sheud Nc. &c revoked. Af. -'a'i'
testified that he was The clerk Of Ms LATTE ~ No.
II; West Twen.yfour,h street, ard hired 'ne nous
and tina. he had employed Goldsmith on seveFr ocSa'
s.ons to sell goods al that place. Mr. Aipuru'
fel that hc wss Goldsmith salesman, and ths' .ie'
business conGro.od in legitimate way. ~
Tove iestifed that she had attended couple Of e'
.alts, and be, yery much deceived, and tAsi A-'''
nenle was then II. Il. ETars. The case Wa
uLtil Monday. The wis cf NJ Goldsmith = - -
be the lsiy 10 whom .he FIT prize was a'"'''
,h: LaSies Equestrian F,..iral last wceE'
Es-roxvIssiosEa az RsFAIEs AND scsP-i-l
Rouuxp n lC7rEI.y.-on Fs:iey night a woman
giving her name a. EHza Dls.ntefg was en,'''''
charged with havra distracted from the 60. 800
III. Nathaniel Ss.ah god watch yaiiei q. : -
NJ. Sab it appears, made Tie ociaan'ahe y -