New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-09

INTERNATIONAL AEr-U SIos-The permanent
Free Gallery belonging this Institution will be opened
on Monday morning next At go Broadway. corner 4
Resdest The Gallery already contains the Dead
Christ BY AIRY schefer the sersgo Window. by
Court the d" Goddess Liberty" by miller Children
Leaving school, by wadmuler. Joy" and SOP
row" hy Lsudelle magnificent 49, OF Colorcd Cray
oas by Brochsr, 'he Head Of the saviour. by Paul
Dearoche and q large number of other exquisite
pictures. bronzss &C. sc The subscription books II
hc n.s Institution ail Boz op,ned a, che above Isco.
Msxico ILLUsrRsTED.-The last exhibition ~
th. spirited landscape, FOR the present In mi. City.
will Boz gwen tbs evening for the benefit Of y u Hyatt
~. would inform those who are TO, zppnled OF fne
fa-r ,ha, ,hi. landscape j. intended 20 portray the
scenery ia the valley Of Mexico with Representations
Of he different battles through which Gen soors
army marched rigmphanty
We will not undertake 20 say how correct toe view,
are A. w. have never been over the ground but this
being he closing exhibition and for the benefit Of the
worthy manager. we advise the curious 20 attend for
their own satisfaction.
THE GOLD MIvEs Or CALIFoRSIA.-lt will be-
srcu TINT Dewitt Davenport announce for publication
On wednesday next book giving an accurate account
of California with general view and map Of The Gold
Res'ons. % which oil the world are rushing
RGApE.st.-Permit mo 70 avail myself OF your
offer 70 call the attention Of the proper officer 20 tae
condition Of Resde - Immediately oi Broadway
The llth n the street and cutters sufficient % breed
uestlcnce A. any time u the Alderman or Assistant
Alderman ot the Sixtn Ward. any other person.
snoud certify that ibis street has been cleaned twice
during the present week be will certify o. what s nor
fus and this be proved By any one residing n 'hr
vicinity
The stree, b.. been hoed once during the week and
tho gathered neaps but the larger portion has
been let 70 boz trodden Gown and Il is hardly 90 b-
perceived that any nae been removed. Resident.
CHARGE 0F GRAND LARcLNY.-Sane ia;s
since Woman named Joanna sullivan, VINO keeps an
app stand near Of the Perry Station arrest
cd charge Of stealing nine = pieces and some 81
Yer coin from q named samuel Mcintosh, while in
state Of ntoxication The principal witness against
her ives girl about nine years Of age named Margaret
-cauon who testified tnst che positively the prI
souer fld up the money Of the complainant ia piece
Of pepper pretended 90 put u ia biz pocket bat in
rosIy kept 10 herself However rs ths evidence Wa
NOT suhstautiee5. and tine prisoner bore excellent
character for honesty and industry she dismissed
Thus the rested until yesterday. when Mr. stew
srt Clerk Of the Lower Police Court from some infof
ma0n which he received had b0th the child Margaret
~canl0n and her mother taken INTO CUSTODY On iheir
examination il appeared that the child. while playing
with Some other children round the apple stand Of Mrs
Sullivan. saw her fold 'he money IN piece OF brown
pepper and put IL into the mans pocket She followed
him and IN the state in which he in bal no d fcul
tv n taking the money Of his pocket aud bringing %
home 20 her mother The affair became known through
Tire talk ui the child aud both arrested The lt
ile eirl shows al through precociiy for crime that
shows how she guided by her mother At nrst
-hc persisted IN denying ruy knowledge of tho ransac
ton siierwsrd partly allowed IT, but nothing could "a
ducc her o. tell what her mother had done with the
money beyond saying that she bought some tea and
lew groceries.
Rrc0vERY or STOLEN JEWELRY -EX Consts-
ble Ioseuh Yesterday recovered a diamond pin which
bad been pledged for S2iO and which a supposed to
heve been part OF the icwelry stolen from gentleman
frou Washington at Of the City hotels, while on
visit this city