New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-29

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running 70 a Ere 10 the Second Distric. ysSterdsy
orninp fell at the corner Of Third avenue ana Ibsy'
second street and was run over BY the engine, sustain
ipp fracture of both legs. The police Tepor. thai VIC
engine was running on the sidewalk at the ane-
Ac.y DYcY,yFR IN TRoUBLR--THE IsJURxD Hgs-
RAND TAXES THE LAW Isro Hrs Ows HAsDs.-One
Of the conductors ON the Third Avenue Railroad,
Young mau about 20 years Of age, is blessed win
pretty wife who until within few mouths past, has
made him the haIpest ID men, snd presided win is"'-
full consistency over his house and home in the negaeor
hood of Fitieth street. There, in fact all went merry
rs arriaae.be, until the loving couple concluded,
for economy and compaDy's sake, to admit bosrdef
within their domestic shrine. And when gentleman
applied for the advertised lodgings the degree Of NJ d.
appe1ded to his name surrounded him with halo Of re
specabiity which made him douby acceptable 10 eoth
husband and wife. The Doctor gay and good LOOK
ing map has been married. but for some reason does nos
live with bis Spouse Well, the day on which the Coz
ducor took the Doctor to board proved the very worst
of bis life for the latter bad not been long an innsse
of the formers peaceful home, before he commences
those arts of fascination, in the of which medical
men can be 30 dangerous upon the partner OF his land
lords bosom. Opportunity is all the dew! wants and
opportunity the guilty couple had All night long the
onductor was away on the avenee cas-; through the
OF eyepir 20 the man Of medicine was at home With
his yielding hostess. Ere hong the conductors sus-
picons became aroused and he beganto watch the pair
A few evenings ago, pretending to have lie t for hs
nightly duty he suddenly returned, and, softly opening
his bedroom door, discovered his wife and the doctor In
fagrante delicto. Some would have ran for wit
nesses-some would have called for fre-arms-sons
II Al; 9TH has
punctured themselves Our conductor did neither Of
these things but, impeled by sense of his wronga
he doed bis coat doubled up his fists rushed at the
male offender, ard administered - him, in due and
ancient foim, one of the soundest and most rishly-
deserved thraship2s that ever scamp received.
What he did to his wife we are not informed. The
doctor gathered himself up, as well as ne might
smoothed bis wriabed and dscolored front, and de-
parted vowipg vengeance on his punisber with many
threats of resort to the law. But thoughts
he wisely concluded that tilence discretion 10 -
case. The conductor has since been seen by 'ur
reporter, with bis cap pulled down over his o es'
looking very savage about something"
STEALING PROM AN EXPRESS WAGoy.-Yestrday
forenoon, John Jones, lad only 10 years oil ana
keeper Of an oy ser stand in Park street. foros ms
legitimate calling to act missionary anon 'ne os
niphted denizeps of the Five Points where Z RESIDED,
and whose lack of spiritual food he desredO supply
Observing bundle of religious books in on Vi hngS-
ley q Express wagons, which was standig oPPon'o
No 4l7 Broome street. he awaited hin self tue driV-
ers absence to seize it, for the purpos,
it's contents valued at $50 among the efden ior ao
edifcation. His action was Observed; nu 'ue 'us'o-
dian of property, nOtsPPrecstng To "Ou,e S",vn
prompted the young missonnys condI' sNu' w.r ~"
airest on a charge of grand larceny. 'a''Se nV,
before whom he was taken, held b. 49, N'-N-" "a
81, 600 bail, for uisl en- the charge.
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A PECULIAR PoLICEMAE.--Mrs AuoiAi'' " N
No. 675 Eighth avenue, alleges ua' ''iy nen,
year ago Officer Harold arrested u ino'ae'' MS
Schultz, on charge of larceny. SueIueaH{ WI
cut any warrant for bis action, he car ~ ~,
dence and searched it for stolen goods - "a
her possession pawn tickets for era, n.
other property valued at $50, he seized - -.
| various occasions she has called upon hjt "
| these tickets, but SIZE states that he has a.
ready With an excuse for defering their rt 49,
and having come to the conclusion that she b. 49,. .
made the victim of fraud on bis part, she sta 'uo
circumstances to Justice Connolly. That funcuoI
Immediately summoned Officer Harold before him, at
asked an explanation which he did not receive tie
officer did not remember he said ything about the
case and had no memorandum of the transaction upon
his book. TIE examination was then postponed, but
will be resumed at future day.
GRASTs rOR THE PRESS ABROAD.-The Executive
Committee of the American Tract Society, at meet
ing held, New-York, March % the Rev. DIR. De Witt
in the chair, made the following appropriations to be
RENTED to foreign and pagan lands, chiefly 10 aid of
missions connected with our several foreign mission
boards, nan ely:
Fer China siam aud BaTmsh. $26D
Noute and Southern India and West African. R6U
the Northern and Southern miesions TO the ArnenAns,
in Turkey and sip
For Italy Belgium, and Fance oo
Germany Sweden, aud Russia. lls9
For the Sandwich hlands Lvo
'slzVe
ALLEGED SEDUcTIoS-A wealthy Iiraete named
JACOB Adler was arrested yesterday at the nstat OF
Louisa Lppusnp, upon a warrant issued by the Court
Of Common Pleas for seduction. TIE accused is Q
married man, ard TIE plaintiff, who was employed In
lis family nursemad, alleges that he ruined her
while she WAS member of his household.