New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-06

o' Deeth from pertonitis, the result Of ruptars
OF the small intestnes, caused Bye fan while IN q
scufne with the mate Of the ship Ocean Pesh. We
further exonera'e the mate from all blame It haviAG
Occurred while In discharge Of his duty" The o.
ceaced leaves family, reeiding at No. Wasbinst>w
street. The father Of the mate has volunteered }. -
bis funeral expenses and TO contributs TO the s,es
ties of bis family.
THE FOURTH AyEsrz MAE-A com nunicassu
from the Croton Board was addressed TO the Mayer
yesterday, asking if he will sign warrants for tss
work Of laying the large main between the resevdrs
IL the Board proceed with Il by days work. TAsy
state that the work was first ordered by the Counsa
Council to be done by the day-the Mayor holding H
paper ten days without signing il; that, subsequently,,
they asked him If he would sign warrants for the -
Dor and with bis affirmative answer they prooeeds<
bus stopped at his request after few days, to sws
the further action Of the Common Council; that To
Councimen ordered the work to be suspended, u
which the Aldermen nonconcurred, and that on A~
Monday evening the Councmen adhered 10 their fer
meT action of ordering the work stopped. Is in
pOrtant that this undertaking should be completed BE-
fore cold weather Gets in.
The PRIscE OF WALES IN NEw.YosK The ID
lowing statement of the work cut out forthe Praos
Of Wales, when he arrives in New-York:
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FRIDAY, i1,h Evenins-orsnd Ball
suspAr l4th-Attenas Divine service = Traisy
MOsDAI, l5th-vi,its West Point
SETTLING Up AN OLD ScoRE.-The famous siass
ballotboxes which furnished TO the city three
years ago by Mr. Jole, were paid for yesterday Mr..
Jolie laid his claim $50 O0O and instituted suit fer
that sum from the city. He obtained Judgment fsr
1,tt
the matter for less with the person TO whom Mr.
Jolie had assigned his claim. The Controller offered
90 400. which was accepted aud warrant wss drawn
for that sum yesterday.
New STEAMER FOR THE SAG HARBoR RoUrE.-Af.
j. A. Appey of Brooklyn has contracted with Richsd
Benjan in of Greenpoint TO build steamer 200 fest
long, so feet beam, to ply between this city and Sec
Harbor She is to be rst-cass passenger steamer q
her size, and win be ready to take her place on the
route by the lst of March next. The steamer lsss
has been recently placed on the route BY Mr. Appley
TO run once a week each way as long as the state q
| navigation will permit.
BRECKENRIDGE AND LANE CENTRAL CLUB.-At the
regular meeting of the Club held al the headquarers
| No. 765 Broadway, C. Z. L. Stuart in the Chs<.
some resolutions were offered decidedly opposed To
union, but according to the rule of the Club, they
were Leld over for further consideration.
A New DoDGE-Mr VIM. B. Bordmsn Is q wed
dealer, and does business ct No. 74l Pine street.
| During the last FIVE months he has missed bales -
wool at various times amounting Iii the aggregate ~
nearly 81 OO0 At night he would often receive 900
hundred bales of WOOL and the following morning sns
of them would be missed. AT first it was believed tase
there had been a mistake In the number OF bales re-
ceved but the deficiencies occurring 30 often at sss
| convinced Mr. Bordnan that there was dishonesty
somewhere. To satsfy himself in the matter he eua-
poyed man TO watch the store 1T night, and notwth-
standing the vigilance of the Waterman, the robbery
continued as before Being foed in his purpose, he
few DAYS ago applied to Capt. walng for advice ss 70
what course was best to pursue. Detective Eusaee
was detailed TO take the business in hand and for sew
era nights he watched the store from the street Bat
| withou. making any discovery. One night during abs
presence in tina, neighborhOod bale If wool was takes
from the store of Bordman and different tactics were
resorted to in order discover the thief On S1ar-
day last Mr. Bordman was advised to mark some slips
of paper so they could be identified and place them in
bales of WOOL and following this advice he left the
store to be gone over Sunday.
About dusk on Saturday evening, Detective Eustace
took position on the roof building, go that he had
commanding view of the front and rear of Mr. Bord-
mans store He had been at his post but short time,
when he ga a window raised and two bales Of wool
tumbled from the fifth story of Mr.. Bordmans build
ing into the rear yard. The secret was now out an4
the mystery explained. Subsequent inquiries estaS-
shed the fact that John Aggerton the porter in the
store had been in the habit of locking John Mcdonald
aborer in at intervals, closing up for the night,
they having confpired to rob their employer. Nc
Donald, when everything was quiet at night would
toss bale of wool to the yard, when Andrew Ryan,
| iunk-dealer who kept shop in the corner OF MIR.
Bordmans store would haul the stolen wool into his
place and there ecrete it. On his return 10 the store
on Monday morning Mr.. Bordman missed two bales
of wool and on searching Ryan's shop, two bales d
WOOL answ erng the description Of those stolen, wero
found Ryan was questioned, and said be had pur-
chased them long ago bat the bales being overhaued
the pieces of paper which had been duy deposited in
them on the previous Saturday found. Aggertos
and Mcdonald were then arrested for the larceny and
Rysn taken into custody for eloniousy receiving tins
stoled goods This quite new trick, and may have
been practiced extensively heretofore, without the
knowledge Of the victims.
| FIRE IL SPRING srREEr-NARRow ESCAPE
About , o'clock yesterday morning. hire occurred Ia
the dwelling hose No. III Spring street. occupied by
| Mrs. Maria Jones, but il was extlnguished before
| much damage was done 10 the premises. Smoke was
fret observed issuing from hall bedroom, occupied oy
a servant girl and infant. On breaking open the doof
the bed was found to be fire, and the occupants
sleeping unconscious of their danger Both were res
cued and the flames speedily eSainguished- Inc nre
is supposed have been caused by the Oh
the girl in leaving lighted candle near tns oeosae.
One of the inmates Jumped from rear WINDOW In ner
fright and was Injured Damsge TO puldihg, aooutSoV
| About IA o'clock Yesterday morning the attic Of