New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-01
BROOKLYN IrEMS.

BURGLARY, AND CAPTURE OF THE PgRpEs
TRAToR.-The residence Of Mr.. John K. Samson. Mo-
Ill West Warren.s.-, was felonionsy ersercd et an
Of one Of the doors and several articles Of clothing an6
silver ware were stolen therefrom. Mr.. Sanpson
called at the Police Inspectors office, where he W
informed that the burglar had been eapured and hs
property as described By him, recovered. 1t appan
that about o'clock o. IN officer Wm. Brown OF the
Forty first Precinct Police observed man hecring
large bundle walking. elony Courtst near the City
Hall He also noticed that he made 10 noise IN walN
ing; in fact his footsteps could not be heNd go quietly
he moved although going along at brisk pace as u ID
hurry. The officer at once suspected his IeGl CHARGE
ter and conducted him to the Station ouss. On
searching his person IN anger and screw were found
secrcted under the waist Of his coat His soes wers
examined and found 10 be Of cloth, TIT 90 over HIS
boots, tho object being to make noise while going
about house. He gave his name as Edward Fitzger.
ald. number of bzglaries have recently been perpe.
ated by boring and saving of the locks Of doors with
tools such discovered on this individual sndis
is supposed thar be committed all Of then. He was
locked up TO await examination.
RECRUITING IN BROOKLYN AT DEADLOCK.
The bounty brokers yesterday concluded 70 stop the
payment OF bounsies t. volunteers substitutes ana
enmelts In the army therefore SUSPENDED Tor mo
present Some weeks since the finds OF tho County
gave out The brokers, who put in an average OF
hteen men per day anxious TO continue pusinesss
and so resolved TO advance the bounty until such time
rs the County could obtain funds upon tho new loan
authorized by the Supervisors. Very few bonds OK tie
exhausted largo proportion Of their cash capital they
lad no other course 10 pursue than 10 withdraw. A.
no men can be procured without bonnties recruiting 70
10 stand still rectng Of the Board % supervisors
l Be held Friday, when the subject vii. be brought
up fox consideration.
THE OLD LADIES HoME-The annual dona.
ton visit to the Rome Of Aged and INDECENT Females.
situated in Washngton Dekabavcs., commenced
yesterday afternoon and will be continued until this
evening Thee visits are always nnmerousy attended,
but yesterday especially so. in consequence doubtless,
OF the fine weather. \ inrge number OF donations
made and many little fancy articles manufactured by the
venerable occupants sold TO the visitors The old
ladies' were cheerful and all passed of pleasantly.
Boy DAyGEIoUsLY SHoT-A boy named
Michael FOX was shot in the left side yesterday after
neon By another lad named Michael Gentry. appears
they were amusing themselves with pistol in an open
lot IN Flatbush ave-. when Gentry holding Tie weapon
toward Fox hred Tie charge SHATTERED Dis left hand
and penetrated the SIDE Daictng, 1t is feared, dam
ge;ous wound. Fox yas conveyed 10 the Cry Eospi-
g by Officer Scott Of tie 10Th precinct police. Gentry
made his escape.
BoARDING-HoUsE ROBBERY. --John Rourke,
boarding AZ No. loe Wasbington-st, was robbed re-
Gently Of s4j in bills taken from bis trunk. quantity
Of sheets valued at SIS were also stolen nom the land
lady Of the house.
FUNERAL OF Rev. ANDREW BOBAy.-ThS
funeral Of this gentlemen, whose death occurred ON
Monday LOST, TOOK pace yesterday aThooh rum is
late residence corner Of Remsea and LeoIardsts, lE
D. and was very nnrlerousy attended The. ladies
OF St Vincent De PanIs Society attended In body. It
is estimated at there 80 vehicles 10 the funeral
RECRUITING IN TEE SECOED CONGRESSIONAL
DIsTRfCT.-At the Provost Marshals C.tco, No -
Graudst., az. d. there lave been enlisted up 20 yes
erday afternoon go in excess OK the quota called
for BY the last daft. There being no moro iInds On
hand recruiting is nov suspended az this oitet
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KyscsCoUyrY CIRCUIT COURT Dec. Nos.