New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-09
THE CASE OF THEODORE RyNDERs.
= fh> Editor Of The ~ " Tribune,

To The Editor Of The NJ Y. Tribus~
SIR; A very short and somewhat obecure paragraph
appeared TIE TRrBr week two since, containing shs
brief that Theodore Rnder bad been committed
to the Tombs unatc without giving any of the attending
connected with his arrest or the disposition THAI
was immediately made Of him. after bis apprehsnssss
As who has known him for years and who feels vsy
sympathy his wife and little In this their great scdsa
deem II matter Justice them and those Of his fieud
who believe that In the charges preferred against him he wM
more snned against than shining that the following facts should
be published s-
without recaptulatins the recent charges preferred asn
him. or describing the effect Of them upon him. would merely
say that he arrested In Newark for furious driving and
temporary In cell developed degree Of insanity
which had previously been considered only ts Of gloomy fore
bodng He only detained at the Tombs sufficiently oso
obtain the opinion the Resident Physician who discovered
what has been confirmed by the at the Asylum
which he almost mme dateiy removed that the cause
his affection softeping Of the brain"
Ai oush now fear beyond the skill Of his phycans thsrs
are those who his and strange ns and b.
their presence cheer and delight him during bis short lucid b.
tervsls-
| ACCIDENTS AND IseUEsTs.-The body Of young
child found yesterday morning sdnk sttsebedto he hoa
The Coroner being able elicit any edeLee in relates
how the child X ss' hss sa
s
droS ming wa. rendered Nchoas SUI % Gsrmsny .
years Of age while working board the ship wsboot N
alter the e. boy
aea s nss. o
Hospital from the effects Of injuries received on the ss ins
held an inquest the body when verdict
accidental death rendered The same Coroner bold an IN
the sS Of Job! Ss ss ct
River His parents reside at No s6S Ninth avenue
| CoUSrERFEIT BILLs.-Justice Steers yesterday
for trial Ellen MSk1sh xss Sh S "a ss
The Complainant il Charles Dorscber, Of No q spring
street. Of whom the lady made some purchases and was
shown that she had previously attempted to pass the same
John Newman Connecticut who had passed upon Eioho,ss
Bston spa Bank was also Committed for trs By the
Ms.tIste The prisoner had also disposed Of o0unsfs -
A THIEF AND REcEIvER.-OfRcsr Golden, Of
the Sixth Wa,d S.e5d.y srTs.sd Id named WILL Wiz
R. Jones of No. IA Canal street. alleges that on Tuesday II:
about the for time and finally stole gold watch s.a
chs On being aested the boy told the officer that he had
Thereupon soomsn was arrested and held bail to
charge receiving stolen goods The Lad was committed os
| trial
| BUReLARY.-On Tuesday night Officer Hutchinsos
tine tine S sst breaking into street occap
by James Lyon MI Lyon had been absent In the country
about $50 worth Of vausbes had been stolen from his hosss
found large lot Of goods packed up ssSy 70 S S.S
officer watch the premises and when the burs. retained o'
sswey was arrested charged with being implicated the rob-
berry Justice ,ny committed both the prisoners for exam
| nation
| JUMPED INTO TIE RWER.-An Irishwoman, 40
years of age Csthane Thompson jumped into the deo
at the foot of Twentyseyeuth street. R. Tor the pupoe
drowning herself she rescued by some boys va"
playing near BY, and she was returned 70 her fneno"
| DIsoRDERLY HoUsEs.-The police OF the Egntn
and fifteenth Wards Tuesday nigh, LIestSd namoss
women for keeping dsorderiy house, 'a'' ~'".'' 's
| themup
/ pofr;rk Smith ~
~. nos P, ThrUsns. street died Wednesday morning
| from the effects Of excessive nes@
| tAdvdnsemert
| GURNEY'S GALLERY.