New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-15

Vi, saw TIE cccurercs, brought pohcemsa TO s--
rest him. bot a. tie girl did not wish to undergo tie
snno, snee ef attending a. Court, the compliant was
dismissed. Last Friday evening be vss again ar
rested IN TIE Seventh Ward for being drunk aud dscr
derry, sHd psssed the hight in the Stston Ho1s'.
When taken to the Es-ex Police Court, before justice
Breruar, he induced tbs ocer 10 Withdraw the com
plsrt, and thus escaped second time. haf the
charge been pressed the Judge would have niiietei
tie penalty.
THE SPIRrTuaLIsr CAsE.-This case was to have
been examined Yesterday hut Mrs Morrel was unable
reach the city in Tn, hearrg wss therefore,
adjourned to this afternoon. g, tte jefferson Market
Court, where tie lady Will be placed upor tie stand
HXavY ROBBERY.-A Cubsn lady, who was stop
pirg at the Grarl House soge three months ago,
drew $3 600 from the American Exchange Bank, and
while goirg TO her room dropped the roll Of money on
the Stare. Ste soon after discovered her misfortune,
but could lot divine where she lad lost the money.
Henry Moore, colored man employed in the house,
bat subsequently, discharged, was suspected OF stealing
the moDey, from the fact that be csme bsck there
s;tired il q new and expensive suit of clothes, and
generously gave each Of his late fellow. servants
era.uity Of fifty ceuts. lie bcssd that he had made
bit and drawn large pIize in the lottery. IL was
discove cred however that he hal exchanged $3.50 in
American Exchange B1rk bills in SO Office in West
Broadway, which led to his beipg suspected of the
theft. Search was rosle for him BY the detectives,
but lie was not to be found although $500 reward was
offered for lis arrest and the recovery of the money.
Moore, however, thi0k.rg that the affair hal blown
over cane back to the city at length, aud was ar
rested yesterday in Csltre street by Officers Jourdsn
and Wabridge, on suspicion of having stoien the
5000. Since the robbery he has been travelling in
Csnsds and TIE West, living in grsnd style. He il
Low in The Tombs awaiting exsmins,ion The lady
WHO lost the money has returned 70 CGba
RFwtRpIvG PoLIcENES.-The detective force, and
tie members Of tho police force at large, complain
greatly of the rule proLiting them from receiving re-
wards for extraordinary services. Mr.. Carpenter, the
Deputy Superintendent, sympathizes with his men ia
this matter, and viii, a. the next meeting Of the Police
Board, submit memorial urging the resciudng OF the
rule. He says experience has demonstrated that the
present system works badly. The men do not mani
fest that spirit and energy in their work which he
links they should most Of them contoI,ing themselves
with the bare discharge Of their routine duty. And
furthermore, il Is generally believed, and no doubt
with much reason, that the men now accept rewards
privately, contrary TO law, which they do no, hand
over 10 the Police Fund. This state Of things demon
aizts tie men, causing them TO violate their oaths
! and lower Themselves in their own esteem. For
these reasons TIE Deputy, and many of the Comuis-
sioners think advisable to return to the od system
| Of allowing officers TO accept rewards VIXEN offered,
! urder duo restrictions. The men urge that in uuder-
taking and tracing case Of conviction they have to
expend money, which they rarely repaid and that
in Attending to their duties, visiting the haunts Of
thieves and other improper characters, they incur e1
pepses which have to be out Of their pockets
To rcscnd the rule requires the full vote Of the Board
a. the next meeting the subject will be discussed, aud
j. is said that the requisite uuaIinty will probsby be
/ -ccurej.
! REAL EsrA1E.-The following sales were made yes
! terday at the Merchants Exchange by A. j. Beecker
| Son & Co.:
90 W. cor 7h-.v and ss,hs. House ard Sill 40
Or S7hlt House and Lot No l6i W............. LOO
On 5hst House and Lo. No. 100 W....''''''''''' THo
/ CAsr,LrIFs-A lad named John Garland, fell from
lie roof Of stable n Forty nth street. Eleventh ave-
me, sunday ssining compound fracture OF the leg
JoLI BTen shot himself in the hand in CeLe street yes
Andrew Fern Of Newor.nse Jersey in attempting
Jump upon ene Of the Hudson River RAILROAD yesterday
seinocn tic corner Of Leroy and West Seet' M under
's %s. sop TSl b ili 'ps sH H town the Cd ihoa IA
pusne street Church, yesterday afternoon had bis skull
D. s@ sreSo1e ensssed in osdus the ship Dr.
Franklin a, Bung slip yeseresy sustained fracture ot the
ptvs by being sDnsd Between the rail and the iacs plank
All Of The ab0ye we're taken - the Cy ho'piai
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FArAL RAILROAD AccIDEST.-Coroner Keef,
hei inquest Monday the Ee~York Hospital upon the
body Of John CaoD, aged man. who died from injuries
cetG few Gay, by bcog by engine Of the
appeared IN evidence tins. deceased walk
inc upon track the time Of the and osflg 70
he hsuY
bin Of danger The engine reversed
posb bat too . prevent the catastrophe Tne
Jury IN the rendered verdict Of accidental DEATH De
/ ceased was native OF Ireland, 6l yeaIs ofsge.
SrDDES DEATH.-An inquest was held yesterday
No. 70 Whitehall street upon the body of Gsrnan named
Cornelius Halsm who sodAy night t dead white r the
zeEbeeT eel No ~ Greenwich verdict OF death
BY eisesie Of The tart was EerdeIed.
! DEAD ISFAST FoUSD ~ A HALL.-The body Of
found yesterday in the hail Of The tenement house.
No. 10 East Twenty ninth street and sent to Bellevue Dead
House.
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