New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-27

THREE BURGLARS NICELY CAUGaI.-Iesterday
morning as Officer Delefala of the Eighth Precinct
was patropg his bert, his attention was attracted by
three suspicious looking persons who were slowly
walking down Laurens street toward Grand. Tho
officer followed them some distance; but in lodging
about TO avoid being by the fellows, he los. sight
of them. Seeing person looking out Of the base
ment window Of tenement house, the officer inquired
about the three men, when the perron addressed said
they went n ueX. door, Officer pelefala ascended to
the second floor, and seeing light in the front room
opened the door and entered, when he discovered
lying upon the floor quantity Of new shoes and sew
era articles of clothing. There being no person in the
room he went up another flight Of stairs, and found
man lying upon the entry hoor apparently asleep The
FL taken into custody, and, with the property,
hastily conveyed to the StaiionHouse. Officer ID.
now procured the assistance of Officer Roberts and,
returning to the room where they had found the ohoes
kept perfectly quiet, aud in the course Of ten
or twelve minutes another man entered with
another lot Of shoes and clothes. This fellow
gave biz name as Peter Dwyer, ard was taken into
custody, and made to keep perfectly quiet. Before
much time had elapsed the door gently opened,
and another fellow entered, leaving quantity OF burg
larious implements. He gave his name Us james
property brought in by Dsyer and the tools, Tnomp-
son clipped out Of the door, and sprang down loog
fight Of stars into the street Officer Roberts persued
and again took him toto custody, when the burglars
and property were taken to the Police Station. It
subsequently, secertained that the shoe store Of
Nicholas vanheyiDgeD No. l5s Spring street, had been
burglanously entered, by fIrcing the rear window,
and property consisting of shoes and cloblg to the
-. a.
yesterday committed by Justice Queckenbush, in de-
fault of g., coo each, for trial.
FATALLY PoIsosED.-Patrick Mccormick, odger
at the Bowery HOTEL corner of the Bowery and Sixth
street, died rather suddenly On Tuesday morning at
the hotel, ss supposed from the effects Of arsenic
When discovered sick, early in the morning, be told
physician, who had been called that ne had the day
previous purchased arsenic TO be used IN kluDg
rats; tha. the paper containing the arsenic broke IN
his pocket, and the poison got mixed with some csnoy
OF which be hsd subsequently eaten. An einetic was
admiu stered to him, but without effect ana death en
sued soop afterward The Coroner was notified, and
al nques: will BE- held upon the body to-day.
Etcur ps,uvvsT,Rcrr ConP.yrEs-On Monday
night q fight took place at the River House, Hsr-
lem between two rival target companies and but Tor
the Interference of the police OF the Twelfth Precinct,
would probably have resulted in the death OF several
persons. The fght 6rst commenced Ia fistiana,
then By throwing stones, and finally by the discharge
Of nuskets at each other. Several were severely n-
jured but no one fatally wounded. Duhrgthe riot,
tie fixtures in the bar Of the house were damaged 10
the extent oi go Peter Smith and John Neville were
sppreheLded as ringesie, and locked up for exam
ins;ion by Justice Browpen
John Canafky was stabbed in several pls'es 10 ,ne
tenement house No. l9 Mulberry street Oh hohasy
night, and badly injured. Marcus Fright ana 'aues
Fright, father and son, arrested, cnafsed win
tie asesuh. The wounded man was taken to the Hos
pi,al, ard the accused we're locked up.
BURNED 70 Dr.rH ~ LINE kILs.--The dead
body Of man named John McGivney VA found on
Tuesday in line kiln IL Thirteenth street, near Ave