New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-15

| Attro-o EsBrZZIEsESr nY p,~s,,,,,
&Cl,rks.-TwS youog men. named Iober, Green, ,.I
Tbon a. HAltriday, wse sket ITO custody On Ssur.
day OF charge Of enbers'emep., preferred .es;.It
| tlem by their employers. Messs. r. & W. Snpsos.
| rsw, brokers. OF No. los Bowey. Tbs ceased. =
alleged have from time to time embezzied saus n
roney Amounting il the aggregate 10 500. Jsios
Bre orNn he'd the prisoners for examination.
UIGHwAY ROBBERY. A ooored man. nsmsd Charles
johnson was arrested yesterday morning. charged
with beng Of gang Of thieves WHO. on Saturday
right robbed Michael Ebler of a silver watch -
cnsin. Eble, alleges that he pssing through
Thomas street. between 10 and II O'Clock SATURDAY.
night when two ooored men attacked him threw him
| upon the sidewalk and stole his watch aad chsn.
He fully Identifies the prisoner ss one Of the mes We
committed the assaul; and robbery. Augustus Rhsde.
an employee in grocery store in Thomas street. tsss.
fed that johnson came into the store and sad 10 q
number Of nfgroes who sitting shout tae stove
" Come out boys, If YOU want 10 make money" where
upon they al ran oct. As Rhode putting up h1
shu.ter, he saw the regroes around Eber and in liz
tie time thereafter Ebler told bim tina: he hsd beer
robbed. Justice Welsh, before whom ,hs prissssr
taken. committed him TO prison in default OF ~
bal.
AsoruFR ALtyGED CosyIDyscE OPEeArtos.-Oa
Saturday ahernoon Officer Robb the Detective fsros
sppreherded named Fitrmaurics or q charge q
swindling preferred by William Dun.by, piano MAJ
ufacurer. Doing business in Grand street. The e.
cused il sppeSrs had hired piano Of the complans
at much per month and had the instrument sent -
| his residence in Fifteenth street. The comp!ainass
| cme time subsequently discovered that Ft1maurioe
had disposed Of the instrument and poeketed the pre-
ceeGs Of the sale and failing to obtain settlement o.
any satisfaction in the matter he made complaint g
| the Jefferson Market Police Court and warrat. wss
issued. The officer after several days search found
Ftzmaurice about moving into the building No. 10
Fourth avenue ard arrested him. 1t is said that 10
Las for org time past been engaged in this system Of
larceny and disposed Of many articles from the house
in F,et nth street which he had hired already fur
ni.hed. Justice Quackenbush, before whom hs w.
taLsr, committed him to prison for trial. The accused
s very respec,abe-looking man, and from the white
| handkerchief abou. ais neck might be taken for d.
| vine
| FlGHr N Wonru SrRsFr.-On Saturday night .
disturbance occurred in tie tenementhouse No. -
Worth street between Anthony Raft an italian, and
another man at present unknown. The Affair con-
| mepced in quarrel about trivial matter, and
fom words they TO blows. Raft was sbot In tho
| cheek with pistol 10 the hands Of his assaan ~
Mr. RAFT received severe cut upon the hesd with
knife. Before sporceman could be summoned to tbs
sptt the assasnt bad made his escape. The injured
man was taken to tie Hospital, where the ball was
taken from bis cheek il having lodged between ta6
| check snd aw.boue. TIE wound is severe but n0S
considered dangerous. Mrs. Rats wound was alss
dressed al tie Hospital.
| BnurAr ASSAULT At THE NORTHERN UorEL.-At
an es,ly hour on Saturday morning two men, nameA
Thomas Malone aud David Fox became Involved In
row at the Northern Hotel Courlandt street, whioh
ie.ulted 10 Malone being assaulted in the most bruta
manner The injured man could hardly be recognized
even By bis most intimate friends 90 bruised End
backened was his countenance from the effects Of harA
| Knocks received at the hands Of FoL Polcemsa
Crawford arrested the alleged Tsailant and conveyed
him before Justice Osborn at the Lower Police Court,
| where lie va, held 70 bail IN the sum Of 1850 to
spswer.
The AsT,cfDEsrs OF BEsJAMs r. BaorHrs>
! os.-7Ae AI6any Kn,ekerbocker thus speaks OF NJ.
| Brotherson md his autecedents:
BENJAMIN r. Brotherson, the officer who hae
| proved ceauler To- the Union Bank Of New York
q the amount Of 1000, was formerly resident a
bs city. In 1875 he acted a. clerk to james Wianes
who then KEEP. dry goods store Ia the Law Build
irgs South Broadway. Mr. Iro,herson left for Nov
YORK in 1898 and resided there ever since Dur
| ing ms residerce in Albany he was looked upon ~
| model yourg msn, being steady ndustrious, and o.
| upquestioued morals. His residence In Eew-fork,
| 1t appears, has undermined his virtue. lie has ias
dulged in spurge late hours, woodcock, gambling.
&C. These have produced the usual results-feiony
| snd disgrace 20 be followed BIZ suicide or i'm
piisoDment. When Mr.. Broberson LETT Albany thero
vas who pleced higher valre on personal
honor In biz fall The young may see the danger o.
The fret fake move. II il the frat crime whoa
leads 10 ali tls rest. Our virtues are Ike go msuv
bricks Standing their ends; OseitGrn one and dowe
90 the VIZ ole Mr. BrCtberson is little over forty yeav
Of 0ge He born Ia tho town 81 Charlton Schemes
tacy County,
FATAL AcCiDYNr-NERDIcT OF CEssrRH. -CoroneS
Conn,ry held inquest Sunday u tbs Newfek HospaA
body o. unknown about 80 yesrs OF age. VIZ
% hfr Nv filling through tie sidewalk hos'ng ~ No "
Re,de street appears the time a the casualty es
snpo o tie store puna In goods by mans OF -
G he wss WIN boxes % goods and hs s~ses
between the hotwsy tMrow and dscessee
will, asuuilz walk IT, fell through the hoi.twsY and -
fay injured The Jury rendereds verc Of De.h from tbs
censUred the ptopretors Of the Pnense
o esySg ;he gsrg cpn without some person 20 suarth
Df.rH BY DRowsIsG.-CorOner Conpery held Al
ga no sfrSed from IT gsEd Ia the ship sss
apd a. drown Friday hight b. seoensy au,.s ov~
The vessel while iDt9z steJ Ibe deceased "n
1stiye At E-ssGd 50 Sesrs Of age
EEv.YoPK HospuAL.-Weekly Report 10 March
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