New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-25

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PoLlcE.-Thomas al.as John Hammond was last
ngbt arrested By officers Street aud blanchard OF the
Fourth Ward on spiciOn Of stealing W. from Johu
yyil.op He was detained The house OF samuel BA-
non Woodbridge N was entered aiew days since sno
robbed on a quantity Of silver ware. cutlery, &c ne
house Of Paul Mcord Sing sing Was robbed ie" DAY
since OF miniature gold rsmo, pair 81 silver spec's
cleo, &c. The thiel escaped Richard Douglass -" ~
arrested by officer Holland, O tho, Fourteenth war"
charged with stealing $l1 from George Douglass
100. Don,s,Iv vas last night arrested by officers Hal
tex and BOYLE Of the Fifteenth Ward charged WIN re-
e@visg stolen goods Detained "A man nance oha,I1s
tyso vas sst night arrested. charged with urOusly
,yinf through the BOwery and running over man IN
ang him 50 seriously that very little hope Is entertain
ed of his recovery lie was locked up and he injured
man sent " the Hospital
OorKAGE CPOE OUR FLAG.-From facts that
have come 10 our knowcdee quite satisfied that
r. ,. nrooklps Of this port owned by John w Bsss,
F.o and commanded 10y Ambrose Spates' was oVerta
keu At sa on he Sd Inst by Her Msjsty steam fg"te
columbia aud one OF ner crew was t0rcioy Impressed
"a cs,,i.d an hoard the steamer. The BroOkliue
hound from hence the West Indies ana As captain
SKATES not communicate with bis owner after tue
outrage we have means oil ssceiIainine inc pa'ucu
-. pm Cant John Winchester of the Julia Ann has
ioformed us ths on the 81 he TO anchor at West
Oooddy where be found the Brookline aud was toh
ny Captain spstes that the Coluols ueu a
aud had Impressed OF his seamen As the Jula ann
gas bound into port aud belonged TO the same owner
Captain Winchester spared hand to supply tne place
of the one abducted from the deck OF the brOokne-
Wa are informed also by Captsin John sp7tes OF the
schoOner Gen Foster that the outrage was seen oy nun
that Il was committed outside of Campoooo ia calm
aud when the Columbia and Brooklne were on ScOus
Head. We farther eosnne"t- 1nui tae Iet"sn
of tue Br0Okine when we shall kHOW tue lhc's ast ~
thew are Essrport (Me) Sentinel letn
PAssENcEK FRAUDS We have conversed with
gentleman from Boston who tell INTO me nsnus OF
gang of passenger swndlers IN that city lie was dest
Gus OF visiting Western New York, the Falls &C Win
his family eisurey, aud chose thu Canei from ochenee
tady to Lockport Undcr the Impression mar ne ~oVu
l.a
called uDon reputed agent Ia that city and made us
purchases Ills tickets over the Boston h3road were
accepted. 80 those over the road 10 Troy 0ut
those from Troy TO Schenectady we're itpuolslou u.
,,ss uronised passage on packet boat which carried
no freight when no should reach schenectady wnich
would convey him TO Lockpori In tour DAYS. bat IN
stead of this the agent 10 whom the ticket was al
dressed Al Schenectady. assigned him heavily lAoen
which consumed some ak days In reaching
Rochester where the gued gentleman suftuh1ereu "i'
tickets which guaranteed him passage 10 hocAPol' On
pscketboatl
BESIDE this gentleman aud his family, there were two
Young men who paid s. 50 each for passage and board
on paeka h Buffalo They received their passage on
a line boai, but no bosrd-sth0sen the sum toey pau
was sufficient To meet all their expenses on PaeSet
The Boston gentleman nothing about bis Pecu-
mary oss but he IL good Yankee to quietly SUB
mil IL 40 eross trick lie has therefore gone home To
give the swindlers taste OF the law. To render the
case clear one he has full memoranda ct conversation
dates places witnesses &c aud the Boston flcksters
with their Schenectady correspondent las well rs the
New.York gang. from whom the two young men re
ceved their tckets likely 10 pay nehy ior this al
tempt 20 rob i've six persons out OF lew dollars
A. the Legislature l. TO be In session soon, II is mpor
tant that facts like these should be- gathered up There
must be stringent law enscted These roboeries mus
Ia, siopped They disgrace the State and there Is not
at present any eheetua remedy. The wretches plum
der with IMMUNITY AID. Eve Jour
THIS GERMAN lMniGRASTS.-Eleven OF the un
fortunate German passengers by the Shsnunga iCspt
Pattern left this moDing In the cars tor Albany on ire
pass furnished by the Mayor who has shown acomrnen
dable interest 10 their situation. They We're Furnished
with comfortable clothing and each received $50 In sPe
Gle of the money collected with letters In Herman sn
English, Recommending them 10 the sympathy oil IN
community. They will probably be able 10 resch the
alton without much n any, expense to themseve
srrsn geinonts have been made TO that eject pc
who them leave In the cars this morning say
they goOdloOsing reputable men. and being unso
10 speak English, they expressed the deepest and 81
cefest gratitude for ali the kindness shown them, Q
signs and Nine OF them go 10 Milwaukee and a.
mostly farmers they have German friends there Nv
VI them stop with relatives ut Syracuse Mr. Esrl u
gcatemanly Conductor ol the morning train pisceo tue
ali Ia the hrst class cars together as WAS prop. a.
oil them well provided for snd placed IN inc W
topursue their journey from Albany lnost AFa''
RsGULATOKs citizens ON sugar Loaf ne
the hne and In Scott and Crawford counties have bee
81 much annoyed by the presence and depredsnons
non law abiding eharscteis ths, they have ten 'he'
selves compelled 10 resort 10 summary means oi ridd
the community OF the evil
On the 10Th ult they gave some OF the most DIST
sulsAsd of this gang ehase. After some running Al
sharp shooting. the leaders of these rsdeshs we
hsd-heen harborius such characters were. on the ~
ult nou6ed 10 settle up their business and leave
county by the 9th inst 90 thst day the citizens "
muster In force tina country and carry out tn'
resolves
MAJ GerrisS the outlaw who by his numeeIles. &c
OF crime along the Cherokee line, rendered himself
in0si notorious scoundrrl living aud VINO was hst'S
this rssss Fvsns upon Ia the artes ana snes 'o'
haireresdth escapes made tracks 10 other diggings
ivan Barren. oak lnteiligeneeF.
LAMEsrARlKAccnESr.-A Mr. Miller OF Bern
Ahsny County. man considerably advanced IN yea
went toto the woods las, week cut wood.
cut Of log Of CONSIDERABLE size. and by means
relied o0 his legs and fastened him that he wss un
blc 20 eNtricsie himself. some women who bad be-
out pic kinR berries heard his gr0sns aud were So trial
ened thst they home without waiting 10 Inquire Il
esase Arer they had rearped home and got their
the idea occurred 70 them that the groans might "a
proceeded from person Ia distress aud accomp
ried ~ one OF two Of the neigeboring women, III
sesia proceeded 10 thu woods Snd found ihe od gent
msn xitb The LOO across bis tAighs, almost sensels
from the ,everc pain he had suffered Tor four 4
hours II was supposed 10 would recover irom
iDjap. lsehoaS'e Reporter
TsACakRs' CoNvkSTloS.-The Teachers C'
veu,ion connected with tho Boston Academy OF Au
h.. h. Ia s.stion tor osys NJ lreuioo; Tenn
The c.ss Is very large. numbering seooi TO The 10
aeon l. devoted lectures, by the froiessor- On n
mos, The Eaeuents OF Music ADD caluvsuoa OF
Noio the AFTERNOON 10 Gisc singing AMI the evening
Chorus singins Ne undersisnd that thrive eones
will % given during the week tbs hrst iAis e'sens
whieh q chorus Of o TO voices will sssiss Ice
seat 10 The ioateensh annual session OF the ConNeus,
ROst0n Nal, .
PorAI0 ROr-We regret 10 state that this
.,s.e nas made ne appearance. We have socn scye
aids IN this nc,A hoorhoOd which aro badly struck
ra,t or blight Which doubt VIII be found to
a.. n.tato ro. Most fields, however appear We, 10
cspe tne plague. laess'A N4e) Banner
csLrBRarioS-T Grand nited Lodge Of q
Fslox. ,eol0Fed) psrSded our streets Yesterday II
made . noe appearance, dressei "a toef resshs-
-, Rand fslrs eOl0ros) ciscoarsed most excellent
= .c. la Tee sfteEnooE II fSneHd h-li esnner ~as
NJ .,,eS 70 them IN behalf Of the eolored isdies Of
ton ~ Mics Ellis kooinsos sna 1919 - Ns'es ~