New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-07

The ALLECFD CHIDMuRDKRER.-We find in The
Troy Times OF Saturday some particulars Of the HI.
tory Of the woman aresed az Tie Parlor" in Broad
way last week charge Of MURDER
Everybody remembers Caroline Murphy alias Caro-
/ line NanderbeyGeu, alias about half a dozen other
nhne-, chhngesble at the wearer- pleasurc-who for
merry kept house OF Ilrepu'e IN this city; who
mixed up with the developments Of q series OF burgla-
/ res as accomphce, but escaped BY giving evidence
for the prosecutions who frequently before the
Police Court upon yariou, charges and so often
/ aged TO escape punishment in different ways; who
/ hoIeyiuged an officer deputed 10 take her to the
/ Penciiiary, and after leading him by the
through half dozen houses of l-fame IN Albany, got
him jolly drunk and made herself scarce, leaving him
to be arrested for larceny who, notwithstanding her
srewdncs-, served at least two terms in the Peniten-
,iary; who mnried succcssively while her first hu--
| band living, railroad conductor, a gentleman
| from Canada, the son Of manufacturer in this c;y
/ and the son Of well-known and very wealthy i'm
porter of New-l ok; who, in short, has been in her
day one OF the bcstloOking, she certainly one
of the most dangerous, of the deprayed and fallen
/ class TO which she belonged. For time past,
she has not shOne in criminal horizon, and il is
only incidentally that those who were familiar with her
/ here have learned that she was keeping q largely
patronized establishment in New-York which was
/ the rendezvous of parties of certain class from
Troy But she Turns mp again m a startling and un-
expected manner, the defendant in charge of
murder III the first degree. We not permitted to
detail all the circumstances of this ease they will
Ultimately appear on examination. bit II SiiffriPnt to
state what is charged against her, which is sub,an-
italy this: That some time during the month OF Au-
gust, 1850, while she was keeping a house of i'm
proper resort in the acy door south Of the Union
Hotel woman named Julia Howard. one of the in-
mates Of the establishment. gave birth to living.
healthy child; that at night hours after its birth,
Caroline and Emma Catherine Horan-Caroline being
the nstigat0rto0k the child and threw II into priyy
in rear of the residence, the little thing being alive
and crying when the deed done, and continuing
its for few seconds until they stifed.
There several persons IN the house at the time,
whomust have been cosnzant of this transaction. One
of these persons has recently informed the police ot
it, assuming To have seen the child kicking and throw
ing it. arms about when Caroline took II in her arms
o do the murder and to have heard II cry after IT
thrown into the vault. This person recently ar
rested for crime, and some evidence in the case
is supposed to have come from the establish
ment of the woman in New-lork. This fact
prompted the disclosures that have been made
Of a deed Of horror hitherto kept profoundly
secret. The warrant for the arrest of Caroline was
placed in the hands Of Officer Wager, and, in compa
ny with Officer Green he proceeded to New-York to
it upon the criminal. A little search and inquiry
enabled them TO ascertain that she stopping at
The Paror," noted house of bad resort at No i2i
Broadway. Apprehenlirg some resistance, they Sc
cured the assistance of Officers McDougal and Lease
of the Detective Police, who proceeded with them to
the saloon and arrested Caroline who was found with
young from this city She expressed herself
perfectly willing to to Troy seemed in high spr
IT, a the way up, and told the officers that they
couldn't fix her on any baby scrape; she was too
to 60 to state PRISON. she never did things by
halves" She is in jail. The officers are after
! Catharne whose whereabouts in the country Is
known and who can hardly escape arrest.
About four years ago Caroline was charged with
numbering her mother by knocking her down and in
turing her so badly that she died in short time; but
The Coroner Jury found that death was caused by
the breaking of boil, and thus excupated Caroline.
SAD ACCIDENT At YoSKERs.-On Sunday evening,
about seven o'clock as Mr. Nathaniel H. johnson
tba nj m Ice 4 q Wy
passing down the main stairs of the Getty House, he
stumbled on the fourth step from the bottom and fell
forward, striking his head on the edge of the lower
step with great violence. He Immediately ~
tended by Doctors Gates, jenkins and Arnold, but
their efforts to save him proved unayaing. He was
entirely unconscious from the time of the fall aud
died Yesterday about three o'clock. Mr.. johnson wa
from Hartford Connecticut, about % years Of age,
and unmarried.
AocIDENrs.-On Sunday night, Mr. Lea-er stein.
hart of No. % Eldridge street fell into excavation
in front ct the building No. lI9 Canal street, and
seriously injured He taken to the Station-iouse
where physician examined him, and found hat one
of his RIBS was broken. The unfortunate man was
conveyed to his residence.
The same evening little girl named Mime Lacy !
years of age, fell out of the thrdstory window oi
dwelling house No. Abingdon square, and striking
upon she'd rolled to the ground. One of her ribs
was broken beside which she received other bodily
injuries. II is thought that she will recover.
About % o'clock Sunday night Edward Haley was
run corner of Troy street aud Eighth avenue, by
of the Eighth avenue cars, aud hls rght foot
badly lacerated. Haley conveyed TO hls residence
bv Officers Ferdon and Simms of the Ninth Precinct
A little later the same night camphene lamp TX
ploded in the house Of George Zeier, No. 29 Second
street in consequence of person undertaking To MI
it twhlc lighted. Oiicer Woliert, who was passing at
the time rushed in and extingui,hed the flames before
any damage was done 10 the premises.
4 DISHONEST SERyANT.-James Bascomb, recently
bell hoy" in the Pacific Hotel, Greenwich street,
n few weeks ago while was in sight, obtained
duplicate kew to the iron safe, which key Mr. Patton
the proprietor had deposited in OF the office draw
err. Awaiting a favorable opportunity, Baseoinb
opened the safe and stole therrirom gold dls money
and valnables to the amount Of 81 300 The property
belonged to some brokers and guests at the hotel who
had deposited the with Mr.. Patton for safe keep
ing. Suspicion did not fall upon BascOmb until II was
discovered that he had left the city, of taking
with him the plunder Ba,comb went from here Ia
Troy and thence started for Hamilton e. w, but ms
destination having in some manner or otncr leaked
out, Mr. Patton Interrupted his progress by tele-
graphic dispatch, and the Young scamp was arrested,
en- route for that place The Canadian officers yester-
dav morning brought Ba-comb to the city. and on
complaint of Mr. Patton. Justice Connolly committed
him to prison. Most ol the stolen property was re-
covered
ALLEGED GRtND LAEcENl.-Two men, named
James Carroll and Laurence Dunn, arrested yes
teiday morning. charged with stealing trunk con
taning Sl9j worth Of clothing and other property,
from Charles Eisenhrecher of the Shakespeare
Hotel The complaint testified that the trunk in
question, with other trunks, board of the ship
Baltimore which had inst arrived from Liverpool, in
charge of Carroll and Dunn. They We're 10 -end the
trunks to the Custom House for examinations but full
cd 10 do So and upon Ei>enbrecher going to look after
LII