New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-18

Iv.e, 70, the State Library at Albany. "nov on etai
biiion 81 Williams & Stevens, Boadssy Inc
Dusseldorf Gsieiy continues 10 be throoSed oy WIZ
orr attracted by Pages Venus. Eli Butler, the IN
fortunate eplep,io, popularity ktoSn - tne
"Blus Mas, whose rueful vissgs usei 70 Do
- familiar 20 the hsbtues of Broadssy, Is
dead He died IL London of oorgestion of the brsn,
% ;he 2ith ul' hAvirg been there for sone tone
ser.sg tTscts ca London Bndge. Tue deceased WAS
az Amer .can aud acquired HE peculiar hoe from tue
ute Of nitrate Of silver, administer to overcome hrs
terrible mssiy Mr. Psilhar the Treasurer OF the
Cbirluy fund goes out with 81 900 in few days for
Father Ch.Dquys colony il Michigan, and will invss-
t:zs;e tie pecunxy affairs OF the pAish....A sd
wto bsd climbed tie top Of tree in toe Park yes
terdsy duItg the parade, 90 attempting to descend
o, his hold and fell to the ground, head foremost,
from sh o. fifteen feet. Instead of breakiog mis-
neck he jumped up, seized his hat aod ran aFay
after the procession. The Cooper Institute was
crowded last eyeI.og To hear TIE tcst lecture OF Pro
Mitchels new course. The next VIII be given TO-
morrow evening. Simpsons historical picture
Queen Victoria visiting the Arctic ship Resolute
ia on free exhibition a, Schauss Gallery, No. 90
Broadway.
Grand street was seriously stabbed on Msniay morn
ing BY nan smed Frederick Ege II seems tina,
Deleber is the foreman Of Msxheiner & Bothers bird
cage mandatory and that, on Saturday night last
be discharged Ege from his employ. Yesterday morn
ing Eye came front Of the shop made great noise,
and Used abusive language. The fireman was cent
out to see Whist was the matter, and, immediately on
his appearance Eye drews large pocket knife, and
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the purpose of compelling him to go away, Shen Eye
stabbed him in the LETT breast, inhctirg serious
wound AID Tu,mey, who chsnced to see the trans
action, promptly arrested Ege, aDd conveyed him to
the detective ofiics, whittier the wounded man was
sso taken. Eye was locked mp TO await an eSsmns-
ton. Sergt Dixon of the detective force proceeded
with the wounded man to the City Hospital, where
bis wounds were promptly dressed. DR.. Hull, Hos
nital Surgeon, saws that The knife struck of the
Injured mans ribs turning the blade outward, iDhict-
ing long cash, but which is not deep enough to be
dargercu'.
BoIp HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Ye sterdsy morning,
lad II years Of age in the employ of j. +. Frost,
broker corner OF Broadway and Park plsce was sent
to the bank with small bag, containing sisOo, to
deposit lie had scarcely got 100 feet from the office
ioor when be WAS met by young man, who suddenly
threw quantity Of canphene in his face and on his
head at the same time violently jerking the bag from
his hands with which he made off in the crowd The
whole afs was suddenly executed that the lad had
no opportunity to cry for assistance and being blinded
by the cauphens lie could not recognize the thief
otherwise than that he WAS young man. The money
was all in Eastern bills ranging from 81 to $780, This
robbery committed in toe MIDDLE OF the day close to
one of the greatest thoroughfses in the world IS the
| most high handed and daring that has been perpe-
trsted in many years. 1t s time that brokers, mer'
chants and other business had learned that it is
unsafe to trust boys with their valuable pack Ia
this case this lad has been in the habit of conveying
| large sums OF money to the bank, fact which the
thief had ascertained, and undoubtedly had been
watching long time for this opportunity. The cam
| phene application is new device, and will probably
be still further applied. The matter has been placed
in the hands of the Detective Police, who have little
| hope of securing either thief or money.
| FoRGERY.-Jobn Turner arrested, yeste'day,
charged with having forged the name of j. f. Brush
g. CO. doing business at the corner Of Clarkson aud
West streets. The accused waI formerly in the en-
ploy OF Brush & Co., and has since been in the habit
of forging their name TO orders on which he hss OBJ
tanned goods to a considerable amount. A large num-
Der OF orders ready signed, Win DiaIhs 10 hooft any
name he chose, were found his person. The extern
to which he has carried this fraud is not kno W. a.
the bills for the goods have not all been presented
Justice Quackenbush locked the prisoner up to
answer
FATHERLY CARE.-T cells at the Detective
Office, yesterday, contained more than twenty well
known pickpockets and thieves, male and female,
whom the officers brought in from the crowd attend
ing the Firemens Parade, to keep them out Of mis-
chief and prevent doing something which should
send them to States Prison Ga some Of them various
email articles we're found such portmonnsies, rings
etc., which led TO the belief that they had been exer
cispg little. For this atherly sho gn them by
the detectives but fec of the thievng fraternity
az all thankful but rather considered 1t an invasion Of
their privileges. Part of them were set at liberty
last evening.
FUR FAsHIOSs The fancy fur-trsde will take a
start with the FIRST Frost out has not yet fairly COM
menced owing to the mildness of the season. styles
during the coming Winter will, generally speaking, be
the sa me a. last year, with some m0dtc st0ns aect-
ing sizes and shapes rather than the materials used
For instance ful.sized capes preserve the general
characteristics, but DEEPER and more cloak like.
Garments Of this character are necessarily restricted
| by their cost to q comparatively small class. Half
cspes are next in fashionable demand, and supersede
almost entirely the tppet and vctOIiDe. In short the
tendercy Of prevailing styles is under fur garments
| more expsnsye-envel0ping the person.
The leading furs Of last season are retained. VI
these the Russian Iudsons Bay and mink ssbles take