New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-20

e The HOVE JOURNAL, by y P. WILLS
and G. P Morris, lies before us-ntcresting in matter
and handsome in appearance The Editors Say
To the etrce around re family table address TIC
HOVE JOURNAL" To the cares which intrude there,
and which require 10 be sottencd and diverted, and u
the tastes and feelings which there silently develop
ing and which need encouragement and culture we
seek 10 be welcome visitor. Our aim viii be 20 In
struct TO refine and 70 In population
overworked ours, there should be mnistraton NJ
h0rge OF different spirit from the excitements Of
doors. Something divert the mind should be ready
to meet the tired man on his return from the dave toll
something which has instructed and amused his family
IN his absence and OF which they talk him while
he reposes his rcside. In addition however the
entertaining features OF the Journalists narrative an
eCdote hulnOr poetry and wit-wc shall rive such
summary OF will make readers tha; he
loses nothing rOrt kHoriHg Of The n0rd'S yorts
In this enlightened people inferior 10 their
ncighbors il they do not keep up with the times III
who would be respectable must know the news. Yet
newspapers numberlcss and, in their very multitude
even those VINO have access 10 them become De"dccn
with the confusion OF matter periodical IS wanted
think, which picks arranges condcnses, and slTes
in small compass, the cream and substance OF the
weeks wilderness OF newspaper reading whIc, az tne
time the greater portion OF liz space IS devoted to
matter which is instructive, companionaole and anus
ing II This want tor paper winch cJabt7es He1es
and literature and families that ush 10 take b ono pnp
that we address the Hoa1E JOURNAL and Of may
repeat what said above IL with view to the wants
and well being OF tic croie dr0lRd he family tdb3-
realizing the responsibility OF our unucfahnsi anu inc
proper sacredness Of the sanctuary IN which we thus
seek 20 DC made welcOmethat we shall prepare the
contents Of our varied columns.
GRAND LARCESY.-A negro named Chas. Brown
was Yesterday arrested charge of having stolen $50
in money from house in Twenty seventhst tie was
locked up for examination.
PETIT LARCE.IEs-John Henderson was arrest
cd on charge Of stealing hog from board the barge
Poughkcepse. Oliver w. Hooker was taken into Gus
tody on charge of stealing table from Messrs. w. C.
Levincss John hlahon taken up for stealing
cart worth SIS from VIM Evans of No. II ChathaIns e.
DERAsGED.-A respectfully dressed female was
last night found by policemen IN the fulton Ferry
House In deranged state oi mind she was properly
taken of at the station house during the night and
in the morning taken to the Tombs. in order that she
might be farther provided Tor.
DIsoRDERIIE ambcrt Ayres and Edward
Holly were last night arrested in the Tenth Ward for
conducting Themselves in an outraseousy dsordeily
manner and for breaking in the door OF house b3 Or
cllsrdst. They were taken to the Station House
GRAND LARcEYIEs-A woman named Mary
Jane Bryson this morning taken before Justice
Drinkor charge OF stealing watch worth SIC and
s33 in money from Bernard keaman while at the house
No 81 Orange st The property recovered by oil
Ger Watson, and the accused locked up to answeT
a BRUTAL STAGE. DRIvER-A man who gave
his name as Walk driver Of stage l01 Lents line OF
nbuses last night arrested and taken to the 18th
Ward Station House and thence sent to Jefferson
Market police Office charged with grossly abusing and
assaulting Mr.. VIM a Wheeler, highly respectable
CITIZEN who together with his wife and two children
had occasion to ride in the vehicle mentioned above
through Auity-st The other passengers who were In
the omnibus represent the driver having behaved IN
insoent and brutal manner throttlng and striking
Mr. Wheeler who had his wife and children in charge
at the time
DEsERTERs-Two men named George White
and John Travers yesterday arrested by officers
Nugent and Green OF the Third Ward. They were Ia
ken up charge OF deserving from the T. ship North
Carolina to which vessel they returned
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Rogers and his brother were
las, night riding along in wagon the Secondayen
ue 25th.sL when by accident they were thrown
into an open and considerably injured by the fall
One OF them is said to be dangerously hur..