New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-30

the station House VII ~ ytA''N 10
where we remained two hours waiting for M. Martin
the officer who made the arrest rather than puo4'H
rsturey the details Of which BY the bye We were iul
IL advised After this detention. a; Mr. Martin
We made no mention Of the affair in "Wednesday pap
-, -, ,h., ,,o-,,,1 ,ra say him At the Chiefs once
and received his free consent make known Inc iao|
:, ,- rveri,s Fd5on az vii appear from the sutJoin-
ed note over bis signature. Az regards 'he
~, t-,,. ps.e We received intimaton Of secrecy
ton, ,hsr, and We were informed last evening ~ me
l,,h. the statements Of the reporters 10 the erec'
-, - - ,;ois,ed his confidence in one or TWO IN
-. rs,e Totally false-ihst he never so stated or
and ,bs, on the contrary he believes our con
a., &, mi. affair 10 have been unexcepnonable Inc
,e far; tina, we gave the public the news day IN ad-
vance explains the whole affair
NJ Enron. As there appears 10 be some misunder'
standing relation 10 the publishing OF me arrest o.
Elliot Tor passing counterfeit money Will sis me lac,s
"a they occurred when your reporter came 10 tne oi
fce ild him Ia conversation WIN Capt Brown al me
particulars with request not 10 publish them ior ihsie
were others 10 arrest. which be complied With Inc
next day me; him the Chiefs Office and ne asked M
If they were ready told him. the cHa Animation Wa -
take place at 4 p NJ thinking he would 90 up th.ie
and learn the result when he remarked 70 M uAi Ho
had evening edition and ne would hsr % puol-n -,
TO which gave my consent, thinking that the 'Nha
non would take lace and all the reporters would nave
it, This is a true statement Of the whole affair.
srr.v
Police ofHeer of the Fifteenth Ward who arrested J.
Elliot
Ap9ua Goth
" A meeting of the Seamen Of this port was
held at Franklin Hal yesterday afternoon Il was called
by the officers Of the Sesmans selfPreseryaon socie
~" the President Mr. Kellogg in the chair Mr. wilson
Secretary The object seemed to be 10 raise the wages
Of the sailor particularly for long voyages The rate o
wages now paid is from $40 to sl2 month Inc
meeting seemed think that it should be at least s'g
Rev Messrs Chase and Stewart took part IN the pro
c.edings Speeches were made by Messrs. Kellogg.
Stockwen Clark and Wilson. committee, consisting
Of Mes.rs Clark Kellogg and King was appointed 70 wall
ON the merchants and If the object Of the meeting
could not be attained without strike. The committee
are 70 report on Monday evening the Hall corner Of
Caiharine and Cherry.sreeis The speaking was good
and the decorum Of the meeting admirable
- The Cricket Match was renewed yesterday
morning At 10 o'clock the 81 Georges Club taking the
bat and with much better hopes of victory for the hfs
three hours of game their being then upwards
of fifty and only five wckes down. The luck then seem
cd 10 change two of their most reliable men-the TICK
nors--being put out very easily Tinson had bad luck
also only scoring two Groom went in next, and had the
honor of carrying out his bat The at the close oil
the innings amounted to 90. The highest individual
score was Dudson OF Philadelphia who made L.
A recess Of half an hour for dinner taken, when
the Canadians took ,he bat and at first with very ind
ren, success-fou Of their crack players being put out
by the capital fielding of their opponents Al thi- point
# The Oane the interest increased among the spectators
and the friends ofhe Dragon ssyers kept upiher spi
.ut despite the admirable bowling Of Groom and the
tactics Of Field Marshall Tinsont the Canadians won
with two wickets to go down 1t was not SO much OF a
l., de.e cat
the spirit and good feeling which peryaded them through
out the contest The fielding Of the ST. Georges men
was admirable and the number of notches they scored
in the forenoon is proof Of their skill with the bat
There was an accident the ground during the recess
for dinner some gentlemen not in the game were prac
Using and spectators close on the wckets when
the hall glanced of Mr. Brstow's bat and struck Mr.
simpson on the cheek bone inhicng very ugly wound
lie was promptly attended by two surgeons on the
ground and the wound avins been dressed he wus
conveyed home.
II The corpse that drfted ashore al the Shrews
bury Inlet and was found opposite shencks Thursday
of last week supposed be that of Mr. Baron remained
buried in the sand late Thursday last. whole
week without inquest or reclamation. gentleman
from New York. by the name Of Spear. reached the
ocean House mile distant from the spot on the latter
day who stated that he had lost a stout boy Of
Is on the 18th Of July while bathing at Coney Island
where others had been drowned the present season
His object to ascertain whether or not the dead body
On the beach that Of his and he proceeded TO
Red Bank Monmouth county for the coroner.
~ Maxwell was released from the Tombs yes
terdsy morning his brother. Charles Maxwell. rope
maker Thrteenthstreet, having justified before the
Mayor in double the amount of bail required.
~ Brougham plays tonight at Niblo's in two
excellent pieces he has drawn famous Saloons and we
doubt no, will connce 10 do, during his engagement
SHAxrFUL-Some contemplate petty larceny
knsve who visited the trade sales yesterday Bangs Rich
ards & Plars destroyed several valuable illustrated
works by tearing out the plates Messrs Bangs. Rich
ards Plat have strong desire TO make the acquain
lance ofhe gentleman who amused himself in this way
CY- Thomas Compton Seigoi was arrested IN
,b. civ BY officer Casey Of the Frs, Ward charged with
an Infamous outrage upon respectable married lady OF
port Richmond Staten Island and sent TO Richmond
county for trial
~ On sunday evening James Caughley resi-
ding Al the corner Of Orange and Grand streets
coming down from Harlem in the cars. when he was
struck by James Calvin and eteer pushed or fell on
the platform and severely injured that he died on
Thursday afternoon Calvin is committed
II The steamer Cleopatra brought -i2 passen'
gers Yesterday morning from Norwich. The train out oil
Boston numbered p passenger the largest we be
eve ever drawn by one engine in this country yet all
the voyagers made comfortable on the boat through
the exertions Of the officers Among the number were
three companies OF United States troops from Bos
ton end from Portsmouth they ordered 10 Tex
~ and will proceed ,hiiher in the T. : soreshp Lex
ineton from this port-a force which viii render any
hostile demonstration on the part Mexico almost far
cical affair
IL Samuel McCarty was found on Wednesday
night lying upon the side walk in Washington street op
posi,e No g with large cut upon his head the loss OF
blood from which had nearly caused his death lie was
conveyed theCy Hospital where the wound was dres-
ed but yet he has been able give any account
/ Of how he came by the wound.
Ev- Fifteen hundred and sixty eight passengers
arrived al Quarantine yesterday morning, from Europe
~ We learn from the Post that the beautiful
steam packet ship called the Virginia re.sunched
on Thursday afternoon from the shpysrd at the Dry
Dock She is be propelled by submerged wheels said