New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-08
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enterfd en6li "a IL soc part Of tire store,
sDd Opening desk by Of FL e keys, took ont
SIX 500 bills of the MapIfictu ers' Bank Of New
York twenty iye-faUc gold pieces aud Sons Ameri-
csn gold and silver amounting in eli 70 $500. Taey
also took valuable ws.eh, quality Of syerwere,
AID box containing deeds mortgages, AID other val
liable papers with sl Of which they effected thsr o.
cspe. Yettercsy the box and ptpers were found Ia
lot ia South Fret street. bat clue 20 the property or
tie pe,petaor Of The robbery has yet been obtained
EMIGRAsT RoBBED.-A German enigralt was found
wandering about the STREETS On Saturday night, when
being met by small Germsn boy he was cOuductedto
the First Precinct StstionHouse, where be Informed
the Captain through Interpreter, that after landing
from tie vessel in which he caue over, day or two
previous, he was tskep taken to a German boarding
house in Greenwich street, Esw-York, where they
succeeded in robbing him of sll the money Re had,
amounting to $269. He was then turned out of the
houfe and put On fsrry-bOa.. He arrived in Brook
Iyn bat was unable to return from the Of enough
money to pay his fare. His is CARL n. KimmelL
He was provided with lodgings for the night.
NOMINATIONS FOR SCHOOL CosaTssIosgR.-A
School Commissioner for the towns Of Kings County Is
to be elected this Fall. DR.. Homer Bartlett, Rspubl
can, and MIR. Charles w. Church, Democrat have besn
nominated for the position by the respective parties to
which they are attached.
THE EIGHTEENTH WARD WIDE-AwAKEs.-Tha
wbilcn Democratic stronghold, Bush wick, was all
ablaze on Saturday night with Republican Wide
Awakes. Ore week before i! was proposed to organ
ize a Wide.Awake Club, and twenty names were put
own forthwith. On the ght Of the great parade the
ward sent twep 'y-seyen men over TO New York, ant
on Saturday night last tbirtyive mustered in the ranks
under conn aud Of Capt. George Ssgsers. They
made very fife oispay, aud infused spirit aud ener
gy into tho people of sleepy old Bush@ck that was
little expected. Under their auspices Republication
has received very decided impetus in the ward.
After marching through some Of the principal streets
in company with tie Ninth Ward Wide-A wakes, undeT
Capt Lent, meeting org inzsd at Morris Cross
Roads Hotel, Mr. Philip Wagner, highly res pected
German citizen Of the ward, WAS called TO the ohsir
Mr. Charles W. Goddard, President Of the w ard Re-
publican Association spoke for half en- hour, setting
forth in concise and lucid manner the action OF the
fathers upon Slavery, and the recresnoy OF their de-
generate sODs
Senator, but a young Republican Of tue Ward-who
for an hour interested his audience with history Of
the Slavery agitation, from the foundation OF the Gov
eminent showing how, step by step the efforts for its
extension had been successful until it threatened
to oyerspresd all fair land. The Republican party,
representing the freemen of the country In this emer
gency, steps in and says "Thus far, bat no iurheri
aad in November next they would roll the black tide
back 10 its own legal limits within the boundaries Of
the Slave States. His remarks gave general satiSac
ton.
After the meeting the Wide.Awakes, with cheers for
Lincoln and Hamlin formed into lima again, to escoH
their Nj III Ward guests home. While coming down
Bushwick avenue hill, Hose Company No. 9Th heir
cart % ssed up but after suddenly wheeled about
and ,shout the slightest reason pcoyocstion came
uuudesdpg down the hill upon them with spread
ropes, eadeevoring apparently to surround them, aad
run them down with their carriage. They learned
when too late however, that the Wide-A@akes were
L. n,na,- sEaAr i1tnn mtg AM
StaggeTs and his men gave them 3 staggering recfp-
ton, which cleared their pes The enemy, hn1log
itsef rather too warmly received hauled of 10 repair
damages, ard the Wide-Awakes old not 20 home TIL
morning
Found Ill IL THE SIREEr-An elderly gentleman
whose not nscerisnd wa found pLo,tne =, the o
Snder Il isus s.isct be taken Eighth wd
Bospi where be fsoeves proper tsanea He qSnod In
s6 IV S the and had @ Sm NEE his poI ~
DESCENT on A GAMBLING IoUsE.-Sergesnt Ferry,
Oftte Thd PIeset PGe with posse Of Poc &C., en,s tel
gan eI house IN o9,uoa sac near an spgsg =" IN
playing blsd Tho whole ary arrested Tts names are
bsm JaHs S and Michel Go@au They
nitted 10 the cells to await examination before the Justice
this morning
A SERVANT GIRL BURNED TO DEATH.-Coroner
Horton held inquest turdaJ upon the body Of e1ored
She was employed In the family Of Capt West No 90 Wander.
bt II PPess her clothes caught 5. Tne egsses s
developed flames which also pncsed to cembus'
ibe sefsls the She lii rally roasted alive and
by the time the clothes her body she n
dyirg state bTeatbed her last Tee family did not
know the girls verdict Of accidental
death from burns rendered by the Jury.
DEATH OIL An ON CITIzES.-Mr. James Freel, a
weknown resident d this city died at his dence on Friday
last the chief executor Of the ese OF Contus
ey which be msraged with nesl and fidelity lie also
held for number Of the petition OF supervisor Ihe
deceased was In the I'D year Of his age.
ISCEHDIARY FIRE.-At o'clock or Saturday morn
ing TIE discovered in frame bui ding with NJ
David Tbusby Topewsk the foot OF Even street d.
The building tar house snd Contained At the ume
Of tie ire large quantity Of cotton t.i0e The Fire Depart
in strong force after the hre was discovered
succeeded In saving the ropewak VII %
was In imminent danger OF destruction The ouidns In which
tie FIRE ognsted Destroyed together with the contents
The los Is e, mated GO Uninsured The ire 10 bseSed
10 be the oTk Of an incendary.
UIGHwAY RoBBERY.-Laie on Friday night Officer
Reed Of Seventh Precinct arrested tvo namet JOIN
Foman and VIM Edwards, the conpast CT Mr. Francis
Gun who alleged that whis the Greenp int Ferry
bos bad knocked him down ard robbed him OF
DO ket timing t37 They taken before Justice
rreunsn New York ard The found 10 the Pos
sion refusing appear nst them they were Dis