New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-06

IL Jacob Marcello aud Thos. King oi,as Tom
Riley olas Dan Bryan boys were arrested charge Of
being concerned with Griffith and Long in breaking into
Fisher Bride store night tao since. - reported
in yesterdays Tribune. Itisapy tina, we have among
us no Mr. MsyIies 70 save these Oliver Twists from
graduation In vany under the instruction aud command
OF grown up villains Charles Miller, German was
arrested by officers Hcurtz and Pcno and committed 70
prison by Justice Tmpson last evening Tor passing
one dollar bill on the National Bank OF hewiork 81
tered to $50 on Mrs NJ b. McKenny OF 22- Hudsonsl
Also 81 bill altered 10 $50 sf the Mechanics Bank
of Oqdcnsburgh n. Y on John Robb OF go Walker ST.
II 10 but days since cautioned the public agains,
the spurious denomination OF the first mentioned bank
The alteration is made with much neatness and wen
calculated to deceive WIN Brown was erraigneo on
charge Of breaking the showcase OF A. LcgouS' No ~
winiam.st and stealing from II fancy articles 70 ne
value Of ss Arrests for petty larcenies assaults ana
batteries inoxicaion etc have declined during 'he last
two weeks 10 little over oneihrd Of the number pre-
ceding that period
V.aaASrs--There was very large crowd OF
these unhappy people assembled m tne TOMS ysse
dav Dissipated women. who had been thoroueny
sstur.ed by the rain OF Wednesday and mad slept IN
that comfortless condition during the nfht Were m
most miserable plight indeed One OF these Wonen VIZ
hsa left her home Wednesday morning Tor the purpose
of ENJOYING a carouse and who had been committed 10
prison for vagrency. yesterday released IN answer
10 the petitions OF two little eirs VINO were ony
about ten 10 twelve years OF and her own ehdeh
They gave a most melancholy account OF their suffer
ipss They were without father and had not tasted
food for upward OF twentyiour hours. insy were
wretcbedly clad and both suffering from whooplng
cough One of them. after spending the whole OF last
Tuesday In selling wooden combs, came nome IN inc
evening with the profits OF hef aoorone shilnng-sna
II was with this money that the vsgabond mother had
made brute of herself The Justice gave the parent
into the custody Of her children aud hand In hand they
departed for their devoted home lENpress.
FUNNY PtTITIoS "A very worthy young man
made his appearance before the Aims House COMMITS
sontr on Thursday morning with the request mat ne
might be supplied with a child which he was anxious TO
adopt. He was accompanied by his wife, who was so
full OF fun that she could hardly contain herself Inc
husband did all the talking and said that hey were Oot
exceedingly fond OF children but their VII"
regard 10 becoming parents gloomy IN the ex'
IRENE The kind hearted Commissioner smiled upon me
petitioners and gave them an order ior the ias' ouu
ling picked up the public highway when they depart
ed very much elsted with their success tkxpress.
STORMY esterday morning we had hazy at
mosphere with light wind little east Of south About
noon IL commenced raining and continued at nterNs
throughout the afternoon In the evening the storm con
nued with violence and the rain poured IN torrents
So severe was the gale that near Wesiooro baggage
crate blown from the Long Island train hundred
Yards from the track and was stove 10 atoms
Boston Courier. 3d.
This morning the atmosphere was cold and raw and
great coats were at premium. though the sun occa
sonaly peepe6 out from behind the clouds on us poor
mor,sls ss II II would say you my boys and iee
for you and will do anything in my power to relieve
vouS Transcript sth.
rR- Mr. Ross informs us that the gale at Prov
dence last evening very severe. The steam Terry
boat OF the Stonington line prevented, for some
time from making trip with the passengers Tor New
York The roof OF the Boston and Providence psssen
ger depot was blown OF that also OF the pud
ding mill OF the New England Iron Co. AT Seekonk
Mansfield and Pswtucket barns We're blown down, anG
fences sheds and out houses demolished.
Boston Journal 4th.
DISTINCTIVE FrRE.--A letter from the Stage
Agent at Alton written yesterday and addressed to The
agent IA this city, states that destructive hre Was rsg
In Springfield Illinois when the stage lett supposed
TO have been Saturday, which had already consnm
ed the City Hotel and buildings, and the whole Of
Hoamans Row No particulars were given.
Isl Louis Repub. 2oih ult.
HORSE THiEvEs.-We learn from reliable sour
COS that large gang OF horse thieves has been disooy
cred the peghboring Counties in Iowa and that SOM
thirty of the gang have eecn spprehcndei. The jail
are reported full and they sending those arrest
ed 10 Fort Madison for safe keeping About three fourth
OF those arrested are Mormons
lNauvco New Citizen, Jan. 20