New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-28

William Dunnins Provost Marsha~HesdqS conner
Broadway and Forty seventh street.
ana Fasa William W. PaPson
Headquarters, Tsrytown. H ~ ID 10
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| ROBBED HIS EMPLoYBR. Frederick ~ Girls
void. lately clerk in the employ of Mr.. Randolph Ii
Hrsbfeid. No. 3l2 Broadway, yesterday arrested
on charge OF heying OF various times within the past
lew weeks stolen from bis employer quantity Of ladies'
leather bolts silk goods. and other articles He
iessed his guilt. and stated TINT many Of the articles
had been pawned ut Simpsons in tho Bowery while
others had been disposed OF JAS. McDu iuacecker
street portion Of the stolen property recovered
The accused also succeeded In procuring bill OF goods
from Rosenblatt, Brother Co.. NoT5 Chambers street.
Nv representing that they were for HIS employer.
Justice Bowling committed him 10 answer in default Of
VI, 900 In e0oh complaint. o. ... ..,r.f ..s ..
EDITORS on VsIr.-The Nov-York Cen.
trn Ruroad Company recently invited the editors Of
newspapers 10 Western Now.York and Canada west
to visit this city considerable number OF gentlemen
connected vita the Press avaed themselves OF tho OPP
portuny thus afforded TO this great capital Of
merce. The party left Buffalo Friday night OF 6
o'clock. und0r the Of Major William l.. Doyle.
Western agent OF the road Mr.. Webster Wagner
President Of the Sleeping Chr Company placed two OF
the elegant sleeping of the Company nj tho dis.
posa Of the guests Messrs. John Salt ard Ed Fcrrin
took charge Of tho sleeping department Tho party
rived safely the St. Nicholas Hotel a. 1890 Satur
day morning The following are the representatives
Jo.eph Warren, Buffalo COURIER Samuel Chamberlain, Huf
e AssseI yo.epe sdsS
Robic Buffalo Christian Advocate o. C. Cooper Roches
eater Dc@osrsi; H. C. Daniels. Roehe.isr EIpTs.s b D.
Waite Bs,avs Advocate; Henry Todd BOiavia Spirit Of
@ 1S Sffa s' VI W. Giles:
pc HSr5Iiioa e W. sBecss,cr; A e. IyaeI Hamilton
E Asn Fsaas IT
Union J. v, Batsr LCekpCt Journal; j. A. Stab, Locl
port Bee ID. NJ Carl Badwinsvile Gazette O. w Peck.
Auburn Advertiser D. d. Lore, Auburn Christian Advocate
L. Adams Fulton Patriot Ezra Palmer, Geneva esze,te
$ Van es%p %. nsaI s s' Ps w.
Tin.sy Lyon. Rspueisanj ward Poa Lyon Gs1s,.s; j.
Pss os~s d IL s%s fays
osweso Times. g E. Smith Syracuse Journals =: A. MsrE
s. Avery, Rural Now Yorker q. p. Thomson. Leroy Ga
se,,.i .: Z hlgns5 Auburn Advertiser - =.
T. Foger, W. II. Cummings, w 4. II. Lansing. ". II.
Ross Levin Of the New ork Central also accompanied
tho party who win remain in the city until Tuesday
institutions take sail In our habor and devote their
attention TO sight seeing generally
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OUTRAGEOUS AssAULT.--James Connolly was
ON Sunday committed. by Justice Ledwith for having.
in company with another man. committed an ontrage
assault upon young woman named Bridget Welsh.
She arrived in the city on Saturday evening from New
Brighton S l.. In search OF friend and In tho course
Of her search inquired OF the two sooundrcs IL they
could direct hcr to bis residence They answered IN
the affirmative and took her to house In East Twenty
second street whore they assured her the person OF
whom she In search lived. Immediately on her
entrance she seized by the rufians one Of whom
attempted 10 violate her person. She screamed and Ia
the struggle her clothes wsro almost torn of She
finally broke from them. and made her way TO the
Eighteenth Precinct Sta.ionHouse whore she described
the prisoner Connolly so accurately that he Nas soon
amer spprehended. His confederate L. stIll at large
Connolly is aged "a years and resided at No 3i9 Second
avenue r.E
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE. on Monday
mornina John G. Morrison. aged % years attempted
TO commit suicide by shooting himself in the back Of the
head while IN bis room. al tas IesaehIs Of his parents
dangerous one. No reason assigned Tor tho commits
sion Of the act.
Row IN FORTY SEVENTH sTREET-PoLICR-
MEN MJUREp.-On Sunday Officer Corey OF the
Tventy-seoond Precinct attempted 10 arrest q well
known character, named Byrnes. member OF Engine
Company No at the Of Forty seventh street and
Eighth avenue; he resisted and finally stabbed the Off
GER infictng slight wound. A crowd collected and
fight ensued, during which Officers Lewis BormbrolH
John c. Elyodt and Martin Byrnes were injured Capt
Scott and platoon OF men soon came ". and the
crowd dispersed Byrnes taking refuge In the house Of
his father In ForysecoDa street. near Eighth avenue
Mr. Byrnes ST., L. clerk in the Fourth District Police
Court - ..,.I
| COLLISION. The steamboat j. ID. Beers, ply
ing between Port Monmouth and his city her down
frp Yesterday afternoon in contact with small
boat entirely dcmolishing her There were two men
In the boat who were rescued nom the,I peIops Pot
landed them In safety. .f
| CoRoyRR's INQUEsTs. - Coroner Ranney
on Sunday held an inquest at No II We8t Iwentc.n
street on the body ofJames McGrath, who died from
the effects Of dose Of Paris green. administered Dy
himself Deceased had been drinking TO excess Tor
some days past. lie was native sflreiand agea %
William Todd in attempting to get off one Of the
cars Of the Belt Railroad at tho corner OF west 1enth
and West streets stumbled and fell and over
II phaan In ed Mt residence
Tventy. fth street He native Of England, aged
IS years. Coroner Ranney held an inquest
p l1 - 81 a.' -
OBrruARY.-Edward NJ. Collin, a son of Cor
oper Collin died on Sunday ut his residence IN Fifty
ninth street near Lexington avenue lie had been LOT
many years suffering from tho effects OF the cancer
which terminated his existence For come years past
has been employed in the Post Office He y years
of age and leavos wife end one child.
Egw-YoRK HOSPITAL RgP0RT.-The follow
ing Is the report Of the above institution for the week
ending June 24 Remaining June ~ 22o admitted
TO date, Al; discharged cured, a; died. 4; remaining
SrApBrNa AYpRAY.-William Finley, residing
AZ No 4s Fourth street stabbed In the right shout
der and slightly injured during drunken row near LIS
residence. 1s.
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