New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11

Ct the velvet patterns alone costing s.5 Ihe stolen
&c obs hsvrg been traced ID the ~omaa abe va AZ
rested and good share " the property recovered
BrockhaVen and bis mistress were committed 70 the
Tombs for examination.
ArRIsr % GA1G OF REcyyEEs.-For some time
psst Cspt. Squires Of the Eleventh Wxd Police has
rad ha sitter ton directed TO the premises No. ~ Ave
nue G, vnsre one Mend.ebaum, noted Receiver
resides, ard on Friday af;eruOou, becoming satisfied
tbs: large quantity C stolen gOojs hsi been recently
taken TO the place, wen. in company with STEW OF his
men to ps, Mr. Herdlebsum 8 visit. The latter, how
ever, h.d slipped out, AMI could not be fcani bat
about $500 worth Of property supposed 10 hsvs BEEN
stoen discovered in posssss OF Of Joseph Houser
John Ding, Mary Droll and Mary Ksich, inmates of
the house, who were 81 arrested and locked up. Tue
prisoners while In the cs' entered into conversation
with one another in regard TO their private afsrs,
when, from remarks which escaped them, the police
feaned that they we're corfederated WITH other re-
oevers, whose headquarters were al Hsckenssck,
NesJeney.
Officers Church aud Bigaa were dispatched
thther on Friday night, arriving there sboat II
o'clock They at orce onmuEicstei With the author-
ties and procured the assistance Of Sheriff Beatty
Il was asctrtsnei that there were four different
houses, situstsd some little distance apsrt. to be
searched and lsst while searching one, the inmates
Of the Others might take the alarm it was thought
beet to resort to little strstsgem plan O: opera
tons wss devsed, and at an cary hour on Saturday
morning the officers repaired to the suspected prem
ises in great haste, and pretended tbs, they were
friends cent out by the parties Who had been arrested
in Nev-Yoik, to notify them thai the officers were on
their track, and might be expected in a few hours.
The story believed and officers and rosues fell to
and assisted to gather all the stolen property from the
four houses into 1ne room, 10 be removed IN wagons
immediatelv. There were three men and two women
on the PREMISE each Of whom, together with their
supposed friends from New-York, worried with will
to get the goods together DUNG this time, one OF
the men, eyeiDg Officer Church closely, sad think
have seen You before amt you An officer :! Church
cooly replied, II was one under Mayor Wood, but
the Black RepUb lCsns TUNED me OF, aud ind this
butiness moro profitable. | can't voiS now for no
man for $500 year Thus assured all suspicious
ceased. Officer Bglan, this jlncture, told them thst
he had inst got out Of bsd scrape and Wa RAINING
erea, risk on coming TO befneud tbem and that be
should expect TO be paid at least 80 for 1t, which they
readily sssented TO. When everything was prepared,
the officers took out their shields and made known
their business Orc OF the men sprang toward
Church a. If to re,is., bat revolver, which was
promptly presented cooled bis courage, and he sub
mitted with the others. The prisoners and the goods
were handed over 10 the custody Of lie Sheriff, and
are row in Hackenssck jail. The names Of those
arrested are Fred. Redger, Eizsbetl Leuick, Chris
tane Rsdieer, John NicOtt, and Mlchaei Droll Ihe
goods embrace shswls silks, cloths, clothing cutlery,
fancy goods and almost everything imaginable, to the
value Of over s. 600. A binkbOok was slso found,
showing over e. 600 deposiiedths proceeds doubt,
Of dishonesty. Persons having lost goods would do
well to go over and if they can identify them.
The Officers their return 10 the city, succeeded m
anesrg Mis-. Mendlebsum, the wife Of the alleged
receiver. il Avenue G. 1t is reported that there are
come 80 persons connected with the gang
rs AGID MAJ ATTACKED AND KILLED BIT Row
DIS For come years psst, Mr.. jacob Bertrand, an
aged man, hos lived in Sxty-ninth street, near the
corner Of Broadway, where lie also kept small gro
Gerry and liquor store. The oEdie. who Numerous
in hat neghborhood have long bsen source of great
annoyance to him, and some two weeks ago number
Of them assaulted him ard his son. The sssalant,
were repealed by father and son. the latter sszing
pitchfork with which to frighten away the ruf.ns.
The IoSdies then resorted TO slaves end lrickb.ts
with which they pelted the Berr.nds most furiousy.
One of them buried brick with gres violence at tbs
old msD, the missile taking effect on his head and
knocking him down. lie paris ly recovered, and for
several days ahsrwsrd, although suffering severely
from the blow, was able to walk about. At length,
growing worse two doctors were called to attend hun,
bat they did not think that he seriously injured.
1t wa, evident however that he falling gradually,
ard on Friday evening he expired. Coroter Gamble
was notified TO hold al inquest Saturday, but on
reaching the place ii wa found that importsn. wit
nesses were absent ard the i5vesug alton wsa post
poued TIL this morning. DR.. Weltjs made post NOR.
tenn examination of the body, and found an extensive
fracture Of the skull and lsgs piece of brick deeply
mbedded in the substance Of the skull With great de-
preston Of bone upon the brain. With this frghtfa
injury it is remarkable that ar. Bertrand shoad have
lived go long. Two men have beer arrested, charged
with tho siEg the fatal brick, and Will be held to
await the result Of the pluiston.
IloSEsr Mock AUcuOSEEEs.-It IS grsyey an
nouuosd that the mock auctioneer have discovered
tire eror OF their ways and resolved henceiorh 10
fob OF no more bras, watches and Brummssem je very
upon upsu-pectrg county men, but ~l contine them
seye. to the sale Of tie real Pare god anj silver
articles. a country merchant, having been sw!ndlsd
by Peter Funk named Alonzo 5. Mortimer, appei
10 the Mayor who concluded to revoke Mr.. hlrtlmers
license and his sure.ies for ths amount Of the
CO urtIymans loss, whsfeupon e1-Recorisr james NJ
Smith sppeaIed hortmers behalf, and stated 10 his
Honor that be- soul suspend the revocation Of
Mortimer license, the mock suctonser5 hsi alttor-
lied INN to soy ths. thy would desist from improper
practices il future Believing that hooe.y is the BEST
policy ihey would sell trsss watches 81 sacb and gold
watches ior Whist they really They were reaiy 70
covenI with Dis Honor % reflnd tbe money Of every