New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-15

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evering was cool and enjoyable
TEAyrL oS rur NEw-H,yES Il. R.-During the
ID, Tin ard cth, 227Si passenger. were carried
over tue New-York and Nev-H Haven Railroad, the
larges, number that has passed over the road in 8
pond.ug tine stree 1t hes been in operation.
SPRTU,LIsTs' PIc-NIc.-On Monday, Jdly Is,
there will be picnic of Spritua t, at Pleasant Val
ley. about ten miles up the North River. The steam
boat ors viii leave the foot OF Spring sect az .
O'Clock N the mornipg, and al O'Clock in ;hc after
noon ana stop ct Twenry.secoud street, each trip for
passengers. lit .houi rain 90 Monday, the picnic
will take place on the following cay Tuesday, July 49,
TURNING THF TABIE,-A lawyer FAMED Philip
Levi -esidrg at No. SO Sixth street. charges Charles
Uayder aud John j. Matthew two Of his Cd clients
with Tobbing him Of valuGbles to the amount Of SIP
Accordirg Ia his statement. they came to him AMI
represented that they had for him. thus inducing
him 10 GO into low drinking saloon where prior to
eIterirg upon business he prevailed upon to dfiok
a few glasses of gin. This threw hin into stuPor,
upon recovering from which he found himself minus
watch, breastpn, card.ca-e, hat knife aud other
thin &C. IN all Of the value above stated Strongly sus
pec'irg bat his old clients Lad helped themselves to
hi. property lie caused them to be areted Yesterday
and committed by Justice Connolly for examination.
FAru Result or = QUNRrEL.-On Tuesday
evening Piip Ramp, a boy fourteen years OF age,
glo worked IN q baibcr-sbop N Seventh avenue
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets got iDto
al alteration with another boy, ramed Riley, when
the latter a. Is charged struck and kicked hm in the
stomach aud abdomen, with so much severity that he
fell 10 the yak ipsensbe, aud had series Of convul-
five fits Officer Marsh of the SiXt-euth Ward con-
yeyec the injured boy Bellevue III, spital where he
lay in AN uuconsc Gus condition, till the following
evening when he expired. lis juvenile assaant
escopcd at the time aud is still at large but the
police are in search q bio. Coroner - keefe WAS
notified TO hold an inquest on The body The parents
Of the deceased live No lis last Thmty-third street.
STEALING JEwEL.-Georee II. Conner, alias En-
bree wert to the store of Mssrs. I-nle Bros No. %
Maiden sue ostensibly for the purpose of purchasing
some precious stones. Among other jewels shown
t. him was an emerald worth : 30. Selecting such anti
cle as he wanted he desired that they might be sent,
with the bill TO Mr. Peck at No u Chambers street.
clerk was dispatched with the bill and goods to the
place desgrated but upon reaching the store, it was
Grurd tia il was not occupied by Mr. Peck nor any
returned ard reported progress. Tits aroused tue
suspicion. Of Mr. liere, ard an examination OF their
show cases showed that the emerald above alluded to
had been stolen. Officer Fizmaurce of the Second
Ward wac deputed TO look after the suspected party,
ard succeeded in taking him within two hours. JUS
,ice Connolly. in spite Of Mr. Corners proteststions
Of iuuccerce, committed him TOR trial.
4 CrRIor, CAsF The Thirteenth Ward Police
yesterday reported that they had arrested John New
mann for murder. Ii sppears hat John Newman, who
resides in the Of No - Attorney street, is not
very friendly terms with his next-door neighbor,
Wiliifm jenkins. About 3 . clock On Tuesday after
noon Ne.m.nt jir ced stream Of water from hose
t,pe ugon twin child Of Mrs. jenkins, about one year
Cd. Mis- ukrs hearing the OF htr little one,
ran 10 his assistance when she abused very badly
by M Newnann who broadly charged that she
not ole whit better than Mr. Sckcs had been in her
ccriural reaiiots. Mis-. jenkins succeeded in res
cuirg Ter infant, however and after suggesting that
Newman had better o,k to bis precious family,
was about going up stairs, VIXEN she confronted
by the smiatle Miss Newman. VITO challenged her to
Inv Ter BABY down and fight, for remarks that
Size had made which bore rather severely against
her reputation. NJ. jenkins declined to accept the
ebsrerc.. and attempted again TO 20 70 her apart
n,ert.. wien Ms N-wmarn reaching out Of her win
COW. eizeo her by the tar Of her hrsd, aud black
cred her eyes with Der fists.
Wien NJ. jenkins came home, b. wife told him
low shs hsd been abused by the NewInann. and tie
Immediately received 20 take the lsx into his own
hard. anu make them rue their cruelty 10 her aud
be. little ore. With this intention be speedily pitched
ito Ne~lnarp bu, Ms. and Mis- Newman rushing
10 the Iescuc, lie wa, very severely handed. un'il
Mrs. J-i u came 70 his relief when the quarrel ter
minated in a drawn battle. Mr. and Mrs. jenkins
then went bone, upon reacAiug which they were
alarmed 10 find one of their little ones twin to the by
that had been washed down with the bo-e, gaspins
for breath. The child soon after expired; bat whether
from fright al the noise OF tie ight, from exhaustion
cau,ed by the heat or from some cause hs- natural,
could not be asceriaincJ. Il had been sick FOR some
time and 10 ey idence @: yioleroe appeared about IT.
body. The police, however, arrested John Newman
on suspicion. Coroner Gamble went to hold an 10
oufs, upon tie body yesterday morniDg, but mp to
ast evening 10 return Of the resul hsd beea Hade'
DIscHARGED.-Selover, the tcke. swindler, WI
had been charged with ssindlng the Rocks Brothers
was brought before the Mayor yesterday aud dls'
charged the evidence rot showing thai ne was Directly
concerned one Of the proprietors of the bogus Love
10Y House, named Fallcp, was also brought up, out
agreed TO settle. The Mayor told him that he cou"
Iever show them any favor unless they charged Tue
name Of their house, which was Deception r Auoo
agreed to select aao;heg name asd taeEsapoa IVES ~