New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-13

authority Of eminent medical assure our readers that
the cholera In any form or degree ahd we
there will be difficulty in that death was produced by
poison not through malice but by accident are informed
that the affair undergoing thorough seienthe
and hone 10 make definite announcement OF the result IN e
of few days In the meantime hee Is no s e.
some portions the city concerning the epidemic nave no
foundation whatever in fact.
ATTEMPT TO ROB A LIQUOR SToRE-Early yes
terday morning while Detective McCoud Of the Thirteenth
Precinct was passing liquor of Hugh McQnade NO
2Oi Dyisonst he young and weknown thief named
Robert Dukes cautiously peerng from the hallway adjoining
the store Deeming the action suspicious the officer at once
seized him and whsted for help Before any officers could
the spot however the conederes OF Dlkes Two ~
humber had made their escape through the back yard and
the fence On the arrival of officers ght Was pro
through the door leading from the hallway into the
mentioned above One of the panels had already been
through Dukes obnaey refused 20 tell who were ms
companions and he tax to the Station House and locked
mp FOR the night YESTERDAY tie accused was oo eoTnea ioa
native Of this city aged u years ard lived at No 40 We
ST. The police describe him as Of gang OF weknown
thieves and say that he has twice before been arrested Oh
charges Of burglary
COLLISION on TIE HUDsoS.-In the Supreme Court
Circuit before Justice in the Of The Arctic In
surance Company agt jeremiah Austin President &C. the
plaintiffs assgrees Of white Banks Co. OF Buffalo
WHO shipped grain from that point valued by the plaintiffs
assignors about 5000 The grain shipped on canal
boat which with Of tie defendants owboats
TO down the river at The risk = tie eanalboai Tie
boat which took h down was ne hclenad. men l,te
way below Cold ling q canal boat PdsOs on wch me
grain by another OF the defendants boats
the Austin and sunk The plaintiffs were the insurers Oh le
grain and paid and took On assignment Of the
claim of the and bring the present suit They claim
that the accident caused by the gross negligence OF the
defendants in falling to keep proper ookout and the Court
ruled that the failure to keep lookout upon the upper deck
such negligence. -
On the other hand the defendants claim that there neg
eence part the canal boat in not keeping lights and
the testimony to whether the boat had or had roy gh
usual conflicting the Cont holding that would
be negligence in il not to Laye sSeh lights I9e y rendered
Parsons for plaintiffs Mr. Tracy and Mr. Benedict for de-
PENDANTS.
NO.RECEPTION OP MAJOR-GENERALs.-A announ-
made yesterday by afternoon paper that
four ngushed officers OF the Union ArmyGen George
Custer Gen Alfred Pleasonton Gen. NJ ID. Hardin and Gen,
Gordon Granger this city and would be the guests
the Union League Club evening An interesting recep
ton was also promised TO the heroes and good time gener
ally by the sae authority The first announcement may have
ieen true second found inquiry az the Clnb
House Unonsquare to be apocrypha and although the
ongs of the Club sometimes conducted very quietly We
were positively told this occasion by Mr. Ames, VINO ~
supposed be a such matters, that he knew nothing
about any reception to be given to the aforementioned gen
erals
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY-TnREE BURGLARS CAUGHT
N SoUTHsT. SToRE-Whie Officer Trip OF the Second
Precinct was post Souhst shortly before II o'clock Oh
Wednesday night he discovered that OF the shutters at
cigar store of Julius Alexander No
100 South had forced He called his aid Officers
ODonne and Sickle and together they entered the premises
Here they found three welk thieves, named James
Wilson alias Gibbons VIM. Brown alias Little SOW
and Thomas McDonough alias Tricky Nugent" On look
ng through place. the officers found that the burglars had
packed up cigars valued at 500 aud about co
worth meerschaum pipes with the intention OF carrying
them away Yesterday mornng the prisoners were commit
ted for trial by Bowling default Of $1,000 bail each
The prisoners all young men. their ages ranging from ~
to - years.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY IN THE FOURTH AvB-Late
on Wednesday night Officer Fallen Of the Twenyfrst Pre-
cnct lounging the store Of Mrs Sague No.
63 Fourthaye watched the fellow. aud in short time
him go up the door Of the store and force open He
then entered closed the door behind him. The
officer Immediately followed into the store. but
could nothing OF him. After considerable search the Off
Ger ound the thief i'm the cellar and started with the
Station Thirty ffths Thirdaye On the
there the prisoner made sudden plunge and quickly dyst
ing himself OF his oyercoa attempted escape After running
few steps however caught by the officer who was
forced his club freely before the woudbe thief would
noceed oniey ON searching the prisoner al the Station.
House chscI was found in his 1t
with this he had forced into the store Yes
terday Justice Kelly committed the accused for trial.
A. J. Bleecker Son Il Co. made the following sales
OF Real Estate April 70; Frtaye alots east side
% One hundred and fourteenth ST. each 25I95 $3.50
EACH one hundred and ourteenth. lots north side s5
east OF each 2jxlOO 500 each Onehundred and
Geent lots south side 95 east Of First ave each 25x0O
10 SOS each A. lot northeast Onehundred
andfoarteenth.st 252X94 Sl22j; 0nehundred andfour
feminist north side. "a OF Avenue A, each 23x
100 TO- $500 each Northumberland fifteenth ST. lot north
Avenue 4, 25xl0O TO- 500; Firsta lot
hundred and seventeenth 252!x
o. $50 Woodhuls (lrooklyn) honse and lot No ~ be-
tween Hicks and Henrysis. lot 20 6xlOO house 20txio
e. 20.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY on AN AMERICAN VESSEL
N A FOREIGN PoRT.-ln the United States Commissioners
Office before Commissioner Osborn yesterday in the
case United States agt Frederick C. BRYAN the trial
continued by the examination Charles r. Seymour he
who testified the ARRAY in the River GarOnne
the captain knock down the second mate CorbiD
Washington with sung. shot and strike him three times
with and that in the uay the captain got also wounded
and said he got II by falling against spar He took the
uug.shOt from the captain He also testified that Corbn
Washington good seaman. and did his duty Hartman
Kluneb and John Hoffman also testified 10 the matters
Case adjourned.
SUICIDE BY Observation-Disclosures Butzke, native
OF Germany yesterday committed suicide by hanging himself
in room the Siegfred Hotel located the Of
Thirdaye and second-st be having
been stopping there temporarily boarder Coroner Gam
bel notified to hold inquest The wife Of deceased is
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