New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-22

Boomingdale between Canada and New YORK VIII
probably be postponed few days beyond ihe Gaze
named The Philsdephians talk Of challenging me
Montreal players.
~ Some wag representing himself As the Coi-
lec.or engaged painter few mornings since - pun
thick OF green paint the railing 81 me 'u'''n
House which separates the clerks and their oesA' RON
the visitors and By evening the paint was transferred 70
the broadcloth Of hundred merchants
~ The Northern Volunteers Of Charleston. :.
G numbering forty maskes and i've officers, under he
command Of Captain Taylor paraded yesterday after
mon, under the escort Of the New York Light Guard
can.sn Vincent and both companies were reviewed in
the park BIZ his Honor. Mayor Haveneyer, after which
they passed an hour or two az Castle Garden Our
ao,,bern visitors are body Of remarkably fine looking
men and march with admirable and sodier-hke preci-
sion Wuiss and Lothisn's Brass Bands furnished the
music.
~ There is block Of fourteen houses near the
South Ferry Brooklyn which contain $50 souls, aver
aging nine occupants each tenanted room They must
have nice time of il in the dogdsys.
rY~ His Exceency NJ Pageai French Minis
ter and Suite the New York Hotel, and RI. Rev
the Bishop Of Delaware is at the City Hotel
~ On Saturday Gulick. the Militia Fine Col
ector arrested Captain Joseph Crawford Of the State
Guard for the amount Of fines for non-attenasnce Al
evening drills and had him committed 10 Eldridges
Prison writ Of Labeds corpus was Immediately issued
returnabe forthwith before Judge Vsnderpoe and on
Wednesday the parties appeared, by their respective
counsel when points Of law the legality of the war
rant were raised and ii appeared that property had
besn pointed out by the Captain. (who s member Of
the barr 10 Gulick which he declined 20 levy on and
tina, Gulick had arrested the Captain before on the
same warrant and let him go payment Of his fees and
portion ofthe fine Further argument is TO be had be-
fore Chief Justice Jones on Tuesday next
tz5~ We should very much like 10 know how
Jeannet,e Wilson contrived 10 be large Tuesday
evening perperae the larceny reported to day in
our Crimes and Casualties when not ten days since
she was sentenced by Justice Osborn 10 two months
imprsonment in the Pententiary. As common and no
torious thief on the complaint of Alderman Hart What
perfect mockery Of Justice such shameful proceed
ings by which in the very defiance Of legal sentence
dangerous prisoner il released no person knows when
or by whose authority to play her nefaous trade upon
society at large We determined TO probe every
infamous transaction ofthis to the very bottom
and expose 70 just Indignation the parties concerned and
we call upon Recorder Tallmadge investigate these
ou,rages upon the wellbeine Of the community.
iy- A gentleman complained TO the Mayor day
or since that he bsrganed at the steamboat landing
with csbman to take himself and ladies first 10 the
City Hotel and then TO 23d street for u. The cebman
transferred him to No g. the driver OF which their
arriving at the City Hote charged dollar for driving
them thus far and demanded 50 for driving them
to sd street The present complaint was made. the
gentleman considering tina, he had been imposed upon
The Mayor was satisfied that the driver of No 81
knew of the bargain Finding however that he
;.lo no al IN
Corporation Attorney be proceeded against for viola
ting the ordinances.
~ The papers have incorrectly stated in the
matter of Spencer B. Ward that he discharged on
straw bail and lied from the City twenty months
since when the fact that himself and his suretes
discharged from their recognsances the 9Th Of Au
gus, 1913 by Recorder Morris, action having been
taken in the case by the Grand Jury-ndeed we believe
that the afidavits presented to their body
Me- Ward may be precious rascal but still he is en-
titled to the truth if any thing be said about him.
TURTLE SouP.-One of the Monarchs OF the Car
ribean Sea will be brought to the block to-day. His
mains will be served up at No 1879 Washington
day as is announced in another column
~ The alarm of fire "Wednesday night
caused by the bursting of spirit gas lamp No. 40
Pear.sreet But trihing damage was done
~ The Cart Inspector of Brooklyn has sent u
line denying the statement that he has been fined for
oarting without license We obtained our information
rom a Brooklyn paper
t-y' Our friend q. w CARMAN. Esq. who a.
second captsin of the Steamboat Columbia has become
tavore with the travelling public has transferred bis
services the splendid Knickerbocker second Cap
tain-C aptan Alfred Houghton remaining in command
IYS An attempt was made few days since, TO
bring one ofhe charged with the robbery board
of the barge Clinton before the Recorder habeas
pus but Justice Taylor TO whom the writ directed,
made that he had not the custody Of the prisoner
he having been committed by the Chief Of Police the
party was foed
CRIMES AND CAsUALTITs.-patrck Galligan and
Andrew Butcher confessed the larceny of two silk dress
Is and bonnet worth s2l, from Mrs Maria Ann Thomp
No 3 Crosss ect and told TO whom they had sold
them. Mary Murphy arrested last evening by Of
icer John Davis charged with stealing piece Of ian
mel worth $50 from Mary Downey John Wilson (co-
ored) helped himself bale of Eben Goodwns Cuba To
bacco and sold II to Morris Nickel OF No Peck Sip
for which he was locked up. John Holman stole s
watch fromChristian shaw Of ship Sephsnn the
Is Of August. and bsrtered it in exchange VIM
Adams ofs Bowery. where ii was found and John
miued. Marcus Cicero Stanley is held 10 the
charge of stealing S67 from bureau drawer in the house
of H. Carpenter, No 81 Mosireet This affair is al
legged 10 have occurred time since and
formed that may out that the complaint Is made
purely out of malice account OF some quarrel On
Monday evening Mr.. Marbury. who resides IN Irving
Place hired Cab No - driven by named John
Chapel totake him from the steamboat Empire 10 his
house. Before he LETT the Cab he paid the driver
dollar and when he into the house he found tina, his
wallet gone Remembering the number of the cab
he went 10 the proprietor and made known his
loss. who Immediately returned him the pocket
book containing the papers. but the money. So
had been distracted He ihefeupon caused the arrest
Of the driver. VINO j. held 10 answer William Din
nedof. juvenile went into the store No 100 Fulton
street 10 bargain for cap in exchange for shock
ng bad hat he had on and while the clerk was looking AZ
the bad hist William put the cap his head and boed
the ferry bui the clerk gave chase snd being the
deser OF the TWO nEbbed the young gentleman and had
him entomhed. James Mclaughlin caught in the
of breaking into store No 70 Greenwich street early
Yesterday morning. Mr.. George w Charley VI Provi
dence relieved Of S37s board the steamer Nep-
yesterday morning by some light fingered unknown
The boot and shoe store No 34s iIudson-str
entered 10y means .f false keys Monday night snd
robbed Of goods 70 large amount. One Of the FIT
teenh Ward Police arrested man in the act of pass
ing supposed forged check. and took his prisoner
u the Upper Police without securing the suspicious sig
altare from his possession that his arrival the
requisite chirography was be found and the
necessarily dschsrged. ... Michael Connolly
Mnstic Al Backwe.rs Island Asylum was 81 far NJ,
stored health that he permitted % use hi free
dom and on Monday morning be either threw himself
fall 81. Ken Z