New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-26
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BuLL's HRAp.-There has been O. 'ull supply
for the demand this week Of all kinds q b.chers AMI
mols and all ere lower than they were the previous
cct Tins indicating thGt the eYorbaat prices OF the
past ak months must give way 10 the laws 81 supply
and demand Notwithstanding the fall may crush some
OF the spectators In the nectsrnfies OF e IL II u
time that there decline in meat. to correspond
with III other food Beef cattle were f05c 10 net
lower yesterday than they we're in some OF the highest
markets.
PICKPOCKRTS ARRgsrED.--D detectives Bennett
and Coy!e on Monday arrested Henry Mnllet at the
corner Of Canal and Greenwich SIS. The prisoner j.
an English Ticket Of Leave and has been IN The
country but a short time.
Detectives Gilmore and Golden arrested Joseph Rice
and Samuel CLARK wellknown pckpockcl'. on Broad
IWay.
'fLe same detectives arrested Fanny Brown, ALA.
Kate RAYMOND, and Fanny White alias Leayy. well
Known pickpockets and shOphltcrs. When arrested
they were in n hallway in Broadway examining a
pocket-book which they had probably stolen. The
prisoners taken 10 Police llcadqunrters aud II no
appeared against them. they would b. Leid uni
after The funeral cOftegc has len the ci..
/ Detective Farley on Monday ancsted genteel'
appearing young man, who gave the name Of Hmm
Colby aud sad that lie was boilermaser or attempt
iug 10 pick the pocket of Gustav Schuhoicr while
standing in the crowd near the Hall 81 Record.
Tie some officer also arrcsted Samnei Martin, an
Engshm4n for attempting 10 pick tie pockets Of some
persons IN the crowd near The cry IA, l,-.,.-,
Juan Perry Spaninrd was arrested Ia Chaihamst.
by detective Van Seun of the Brooklyn force, and
locked up IN the Sixth Precinct staton-house.
] Officer McCOrd arrested James DAVIS 20 Prihtihf
House Square. lie was taken TO the second Precinct
Statl0n'hou,e.
the Hall Of Records and taken 10 thc stkt Precinct
Staon.hOuse Al persons Wh0mGy hhys lost vdunhcs
during the day are requested 10 81 Al the above
localities and If they identity my OF The pris
UIcIs
MELANCHOLY CASE or DRowSIYG.-Ou
Monday noon child years vi age soa Of Alr. namao
Drumgod. residing Eighty.nnth'si., rlos playing
with bis brother the dock a. the fe.s< 01ariieh
St. East p'yer accidentally Eel. into tho fsrt Tie
elder brother ran to tue house and niorhrd NJ Ya<eni
The father and Mr. Orchard. residing In th- same
house. Immediately 70 the river, stripped and
Bumped in Sir. o. reached tie boy int aud calling IL
Mr.. ID. told him 70 90 ashore, which he did. Mr. o.,
Through exhaustion, failed In saving the child and War
himself drowned. The father II tie child barely
reached the dock and taken out nearly insensble
Neither OF the bodies had been recovered up 10 as
evening.
DANGEROUS SI,BBIyG AFFRAY.-Early on
Monday morning Enamel Dorm qunreed will
Clause Shomader. at the Of Frankfort and
William sts and finally stabbed him in the body IN
three places. inhictng dangerous wounds. The assa
ant was arrested and taken TO the Fourth Precinct
IStationHouse. Shomsdier taken to his residence
AT the corner Of Washington and Rectorss. Late IN
tie dav Coroner Collin held an ante mortem exanina
ton and Dorm was by him committed to the Tonbs
TO await the result OF the wounded mans injuries
SUIClDE.-A well-dresscd man, apparently
about 30 years of age committed suicde by lcaping
from the ferry boat NewYork, on her $50 trip to cr
sey City last evening. The very deiberateI,
4 done.
LANDS IN FREE MIsSoURI.-We call atten
ton 70 tho advertisement OF ths Missouri Land Com
pany
| PIANO MATISEs. Mr. G. Jerome Hopkins
4 eighth Piano Matinee at the Orphoon Hal. Coops'
i yuion. tat>s place thus stssrooo, o. ~ oolaos