New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-17
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
CITY IrKMs.
FRfpAY, April II


y A very neat piece Of work in the way OF
burglary was performed last night upon the store Of our
neiehbor Mr. Currier corner ofNsssau and Spruce s
The scoundrels entered by the front door probably,
though no Outward ndicsons were left 10 show that
bed bsen opened the clerk 10 the morning fonnd sp
pareusy a. secure had been left the night before
The door Of the safe opened in the most dexerous
sssnsr. The lock proving inaccessible 1t wss loaded
With powder the door literally split in two BY the
explosion though the books in the safe and the furniture
standing about il not injured In the least and the
only slgu Of the powder beside the door tsei was
slight coat Of smoky dust cast over the desk and win
dow beneath which the safe stood booty consisted
Of $50 In money and good notes to the value OF
DisEAsE AT THE Aims. HoUsE.--it IS said that
the ship fever 10 destroying the psuper Immigrants
Ictesd At the Aims House and the outbuildings con
pectsd with H. The Journal Of Commerce suggests that
there should be a temporary Hospital erected some
here At the entrance into habor where these poor
people could be landed and taken care OF, there being
no Arrangement by which they can be received at ths
Quarantine Station.
CHAsor OK TIE CAMDEN AND AxBoY LINZ TO
rrxpxr rmA The new boat John Potter, Captain
FORBES TO be put on this in place Of the indie
boy, who're they take the cars for Bordentown, and
thsacs 10 to Philadelphia In the steamer John Stevens
10 shorter time than by the present Arrangement
the CoURTs-In the case OF Hosmer Is. Parm-
else mate Of the ship American Eagle, charged 10 the
g. Court with cruel and unusual punishment oil sea
man nsned Stewart the Jury were out all night but
could not agree. and were discharged.
erprous AccIpEsT.-A German named Stobish
ssnson fell overheard the Battery about 81 o'clock
this morning and very seriously injured lie was
rescued by Sergeant Bell Of the First Ward Police lie
YES sent 10 the Hospital
AccrDysT-A man named Stephen Fuller was
lass evening found in with DIS veg rec
tured and Els ANGLE disocsted caused BY falling while
running Taken TO the Hospital
CouxrERrIITERs ARREsTED.--Georgs nj. Nibs
spd Oliver Wood arrested yesterday on charge
Of passing spurious money They are sso 70 De
ed with large gang o. ssv wpse osSsd
In the Tombs
corsr oy SPECIAL SEssIoss.-Catharine Mar
lin for stealing rs cents from Abel Sammis. was sent TO
The Penitsntary for months julia Barton ana mar
net winder for stesling silver watch worth gu rom
Andrew Kelly of l5f Cherry-st Penitsnusry months
William Fash and Andrew Thompson (colored) Tor
IN assault, and battery Richard Wallace (colores)
CIV Prison 60 days Dlsnna Kingssnd, for stealing
two chains from Aaron Durham Peniten,sry 80 day
Elizabeth Mcdonald, for stealing a silver watch
worth SIS from John Rich, PeniteDtisry months.
James Campbell boy) tor stealing pair OF shoes was
sent 10 the House Of Refuge. Robert Green for steal
ips Dig Of copper worth $40 from schooner Cooley
penitsptsry 3months Noah Cook for an assault and
battery on Charles Rolf Penisentsry months Alter
osposipg Of few other cases OF minor importance the
Court adjourned.
PoLIcE.-Mary L. Lawrence was last night ar,
RATED BY officer Leech Of the Eighth Ward charged
-ith stealing a decanter Committed for examination
-. William Ryan was last night arrested by oincer
Neal of the Seventh Ward, charged with stealing
Nm Committed for exsmiu alton. William Gibson
was last night arrested by officer Mansfield Of the Seven
tesuth Ward charged with stealing t35 from Mr. PHI
$50 of which was recovered. Committed Tor uiai -
William Young was last night arrested by officer Van
lruut of the Fifteenth Ward charged with bureariousy
entering store at the OF Beeeker and McDougal
Sta Committed for examination.