New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-24
CITY NEWS.

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! CHURCH RBMovAL.-The Sixth Univcrsalist
Society. whereof the Rev f. g. Brooks pastor. have
sold their church in Tweniietbst between Sixth and
Seyepth-ayes., and viii for the present hold their Sss-
bath services in the Everett Rooms Of Thirty
fouTtht and Sixth Their opening services viii be
beA here tomorrow Sunday Mt o'clock ?. II. The
convenience Of the Society dictates location higher
up than Twentieth.s. and they vii doubtless in time
build even higher than their temporary location. Per-
residing in that part Of the city who are in general
accord with their views and sentiments viii fld time
and 10 well to cultivate their acquaintance.
/ The Rev. HENRY BLANCHARD will lecture in
the Church OF the Restoration o. Monroeplaee
and Ciark-st., Brooklyn. Sunday evening, 90 The
Good Work Of the Rog. T. w. Robertson" the Eugl.ss
Broai-Churchmln. whose works have received so much
attention both England and the United States. Two
weeks later Mr. Blanchard will lecture Ths Theol
oey Of Whittier"
LECTURE By THE Rev. C. B. SMYTH.-The
Rev. Charle5 B. snyth WI give a lecture Oh behalf q
the American Protestant Association Mission in Chm.
ton Han, Astor.place, on Monday evening March %
Subiect-"TAe features and phases Of Protestantsm
and Popery."
BURGLARS CAUGHT ~ THE FOURTH WARD
Late on Thursday night. Officer Van Name Of the
Fourth Precinct found Of the shutters OPEN attached
10 front window Of the store Of Meslrs. Wheeler &
Merritt dealers IN preserves, No. ~ Fronts,. Beey
ing that all not right, he 10 tie station house.
and procuring assistance returned 70 the place En-
tering through the window mentioned the officers pro
ceadcd to the Office the frat foor and there found
William Mcoro (liias Daniel Kelly, Georg. Johnson
and JoIu Saunders. The thieves had arcaNy drilled
several holes in the door Of the SAFE and about 10
i-slr- powder with tie intention Of blowing it open,
when surprised by the officers Their Efforts would not
have been very well rewarded, however, ~ Is ONLY con
tanned SIS. Beside the safe were found number OF
bits brace, heavy jimmy, end other tools used by
thieves 10 their neiiflous trade Abe accused were
taken 20 the station house. ald locked up some time
after while the officers looking through the upper
part of the buldug they discovered Robert Smith, an
erTand boy sscreted under some straw he also was
arrested md locked up. Yesterday afternoon ali OF
the prisoners were committed for trial BY justice
Hogan in default Of $1,000 bail each. Moore j. a
bartender aged 81 years. and resides in Forty seventh.
~. lie las Just served out term OF three years and
six months in state Prison for breaking into Tie
New-I wen Steamboat COmpany's building in Peek
slIp johnson is aged = years, and has iaiely been
stopping at a Broadway hotel. Saunders is aged -
wears, u mlc.iuist and resides IN r0arteenth-st.
Smith not quite 10 years OF age says be 10 sales
man, and lives in Thirty second-st
FATALLY IEJURED BY TIE FALL OF LAD
nER-Coroner Cover yesterday held an inquest at Belle.
died from injuries sustained by falling from ladder.
Deceased employed on the Building ~ course Of
erection at No O. Cannlst and on Thursday at
tempted descend from the toIrth 20 the second hoor
by means a ladder, the lower support Of which bad
been removed by the foreman. Frederick BaTrman,
without notifying the woIsmen. The consequence OF
this negligence was that when HaW rins stepped upon
it u gave way with bis weight precptating him 10 the
first floor, and causing fracture Of the skull from the
effects Of which he died on Thursday night rs above
stated. The Jury rendered a verdict ~ accordance
with the facts and cenlued the foreman for having re-
moved the ladder without notifying the workmen oil the
fact Deceased native OF Ireland, aged "a years,
and resided at No. III huberrl's st.
The RAILROAD ACCIDEyT.-An inquest was
held yesterday By Coroner Wildey the body of Nor
man Ambrose. the deaf and dumb boy who was run
down by an Express train on tho Hudson River Rail
road Just below Fort Washington. Wednesday
morning isst. From the testimony II would appear
that, Oh the morning In question the deceased. WHO
inmate OF the Deaf and Dumb Asylum near that
place had away from the institution and search
was being made for bin Mt the time of the accident.
The engineer of tie eynress train saw him walking
the track and blew his whistle; but no attention was
paid to IT, and he then attempted 10 stop lis train The
effort unsyailing the engine striking deceased IN
the head hurting him into ditch, and causing instant
death A verdict OF accidental death was rendered by
the jnry. Deceased was native OF the United States
ST. PATRICK's DAY IN CoURT-CoNsEQUENcEs
TO The PoucaMfN-In the United States Commits
siopers Office before Commissioner Osborn, yesterday
in the case Of United States agt. Potrick j. GOWN
PHILIP Mulyany was driving the United States Mall
wagon 10 East Broadway al the Same time the process
sion on ST Patrick's Day was going along. Oae
Policeman stopped him but discovering lis occupation
LEI hun 90; then some stopped bin and Struck nun
then a policeman the defendant Mulvany struck Tie
horse with the reins aud told the policeman he was the
United states Mail; the policeman 'didnt care anu
came and took him by the neck drew him out OF the
wagon aud punched him In the nose The p0lleeu An
voud not LET him 90 back TO his wagon, and anOtLer
man jumped in and drove the wagon away. IL wolid
seem from some o. the evidence that Muany twice
cu through the procession but nevertheless the C0mmS
soner held the accused or trial on charge OF stopping
the mail
THEFT oP HORSE AND WAGoY.-On the
9Th inst horse ana wagon. valued at $50 the Joint
property Of George Johns Of No. 2ll Grandst, VIII
Namsburrh and Arnold Smith were stolen while stand
ing in the street in this city Johns subsequently saw
John Sehaifer and caused his arrest by Officer Reeve
Of the Eleventh Precinct. As he could give no sstls-
factory account Of how he by the wagon Justice
STANDBY held him to bail in the sum Of soO to answer
the charge of stealing the vehicle. The accused IS
German grocer aged % years. and residing al No. lOe
1hlrdst
TIE SMITHS IN TRoUBLE.-YeSterday Anne
Schmidt was met by Kate Smith while in the oct OF
leaving the residence of the latter No. 329 East Thr
teenth st. having In her possession bag containing
wearing apparel valued at $40, the property OF Cor
nelius and Joseph Smith, the brothers OF Kate Ihe
latter seized the thief and received sharp blow IN the
face brt retained her hold and her brother Cornelius
coming up. the thief secured and given into tie