New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-17

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Bank Of Erglard. This money the officer, t Is a.
legged took from her and locked her up 10 the Sstou-
House, but subsequently, upon conveying her before
Justice Brennsn st the Essex Market Police Court, he
returned il to her, under what arrangement or sgree-
ment, however, is not known. Alawyer WAS procured
for the prisoner and upon her arragpment before the
magistrate counsel moved her discharge from custody
and dismissal of toe case, the ground of the non
appearance cftbe party upon whose complaint she was
arrested Tne officer asked the magistrate to commit
the woman temporarily. 1t did not appear that tue
gentleman who had been robbed had been notified
TIE nagitrste committed the woman to prison,
and ordered the GER to seek the complainant and
notify him to appear.
CHAPTER OF BuReLARIEs.-Yesterday morning. "a
Officer Harris of tie Eighteenth Precinct was patrol
ing his beat his at. ntion was attracted toward three
misunderstanding who proving the streets
and evidently without any business. lie watched
their movements some time, and at 81 O'Clock saw
them ergsged in prying off the shutter Of store cor
per of Fifteenth street and First avenue. Ia the nidt
Of their operations, which wee favored by the dark
uess the officer suddenly rushed upon them aud sue
ceeded in apprehending one Of the gang wno upon
being taken TO the Station House, gave his name as
William Brown, and subsequently as VIM Cess. In
possession of the prisoner an overcoat, in the
pockets Of which were found some copper and sver
coin. han kerchef and cold chsel. 1t was subse-
ouently asc stained that the dwelling and store OF
Chas Keech No. III Third avenue, had been burg
lariously entered and the aforementioned property
stolen therefrom. The articles were Identified by
Keech as having been stolen from his premises The
p1roner who is German and only Is years of age,
when ar aligned before Justice Kelly, at the Jefferson
Market Police Court IN answer TO the question as to
what he had say relative to the charge preferred,
replied Nothing except that on Saturday night Two
men, when be did not know, met him and asked him
if ne knew any place that they could break open. lie
told them yes when one of the men gave him fifty
cents and told him TO meet them at the liquor store
corner Of Columbia and Sheriff streets. He kept the
engagement and conducted them to the place where
he was caught. Justice Kelly committed Brown, alias
GEES 10 prison for trial in default Of 81 900 bail.
ON Saturday afternoon Officer Bower of the Second
District Police Court arrested Jsmes Pettigrew,
charged with burg arousy entering the room OF Ellen
Owens at No. 22S West Twenty sixti street, and
ste ang thereom dresses and other clothinga mounting
in value to $li2 Some days ago Mrs. o Tens obtained
@ search warrant from Justice Quackenbush, which
was executed by Officer Bower. Ole silk dress and
ar apron were found and identified by Mrs. Owens as
her property and stolen from her premises She test
fed that there were two locks her door, and that
during her temporary absence the apartment was bur-
glariousy entered, one of the locks being broken.
Officer Bower made affidavit setting forth thst Pet.
tgrew claimed the dress found on his premises as his
property and sad he knew where Mr. Owers's cloth
ing was, but since che lad acted like id fool he
would not grstify her by telling where the house was
in which the goods were concealed. Justice Quack
enbush held the accused for examination.
About II o'clock Friday night Officer Sutton Of the
Seventeenth Precinct, while on duty, discovered two
burglars in the act of breaking into the provision store
of Hugh Newman, No. lG9 First avenue. The thieves
effected entrance by bursting in panel in the door,
and mad helped themselves to about $50 worth Of prop
erty in the shape Of cigars end money After watch
ing their movements some time, the officer rushed
the way and surprised them in the midst OF their
operations One of the fellows named Pat McCsuley,
escaped, but the other named Pat Barns being loaded
down with the plumber, not 20 fortunate Burns
vas taken 10 the Station. House and locked up Sub
sequently the same officer arrested the other burglar,
and Justice Brennan on Saturday sent them both TO
prison for trial
About daylight Saturday morning the hardware store
Of Luoius Hart, Nos and Buring clip, was entered
by gang OF burglsrs who stole therefrom nineteen
pigs Of block tin and made good their escape. The
, burglars effected an ehtiance to the premises by
wrerchirg of sms Il paddock from the cellar door.
Sometime during Friday night the store Of Messra.
Bum & Herder, No. % Murray street, was BURGLAR
ousy entered, and qusntty OF property, the amount
Of which have not ascertained, stolen therefrom
The burglars blew open the safe with powder, and
robbed II Of is contents On Saturday evening two
men, ramed James Conner ard Charles Bowers, or
Brown, were arrested on suspicion and locked up for
examination by Justice Connolly.
Yesterday morning Officer Sounsn, Of the Foul
teenth Precec. arrested fellow giving his name as
John Mitchell, charged with having on the night of
the 18th rs burglariously entered the hat and cap
store OF John S. Francis No. ls7 Bowery, and stolen
therefom about $50 worth Of furs aud clohipg. Most
Of the property found 10 possession Of tbs accused
who stated that he was driven to comm. the crime
from sheer want. Justice Brennan committed Mitchell
to prison for TRIAL The property found in his posses
sion wss identified by Mr.. Francis as having been
stolen from his premises.
A HUMAN BODY LABELED "DRRD APPLEs."-A
box marked " dried apples was put aboard the Hal:
sen River train at Kingston for this city or Friday
night. The baggage master, from the weight OF tue
csse ard other circumstance was led to doubt the
correcrees OF the mark upon the box, and took upon
himself to open it, when be found that it contained
small metallic coffin, and within that another metallic
case. On arriving here the mysterious package was
cert TO the Third District Police Statioa, and the
Coroner notified to attend. lie did 90 on Saturday morn
ing, and was about to open the ccin, when Mr.. lad
ock Pratt Of Prsttsvile came in and announced that
the ccfin contained the body of grsndchld, which
died ID August LAT, and which he removirg TO the
family tomb IN New Haven, Conn. At the time
be exhibited the necessary certificates. Mr.. Pratt