New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-05


....Miohse. phelan Was brought UP md detained ou
charge u stealing money from milk wagon, bclrngin
. James Mooney James French was TAX n INFO cui
tody on suspicion OF stealing COW. the property
William Getty. John Moore was locked up on
charge OF Stealing 3 rolls Of wal paper from the st1r
of Nr " Chl1s. corner OF William and Pearl 81
--. William Patterson was placed IN durance vile o
charge Of stealing pair Of plated candles'cks an
sundgy other articles. IRON the house OF Chrstophe
Hampton ol 3lf stanton Il. Officer Crawford II IN
Third Ward. on Saturday might arrested one Chsre
D0ugherty a charge OF having distracted >l,O iron
the pockets % Thomas Duty Of - CortisnIst III
was locked up for examnat on Officer Bergen yes
terisv arrested Thomas Macxee, for An attempt
stab John Wiley. .POlcem Il tinney Corey snd Dow
ney OF the second Ward at nj sht took into custod
two fellows named James Williams snf -- Hustnan
tor having IN their possession about 500 in spuriou
money made use Of by pocket book troopers, sewers
OF whom were hand waiting tor their chances OF pro
curing stock The accused we're committed Tor exam
inailOn.
CHILD DRoFPiNG.-OficerE Evans OF the F .ftl
Ward about 10 o'clock last night found in the area
house 1914 Hudsonst infant apparently 4 or
DAYS old which the officer placed ia the Of suits
Die person until it could be duly provided for
SUlcmE.-Yesterday afternoon, a woman b,
the name Of Catherine Dairy committed suicide II
Seventeenth st. between the sixth and Seventh avenues
By taking quantity Of laudanum
FouSD DEAD.-A man named John Cunning
found dead on the of Washington AMI Carl
Isle sts. by Policeman Walsh about 10 oclock lac
night The deceased recently returned from MeN.cC
IN poor state of health and Is supposed to have died
IN a IT. The Coroner will hold an inquest on the body
in the course OF the day
BrRGLARY.-The house OF Richard Iydeiker
of Fiteth It and Tenthayenue was entered yes
eriay during the absence Of the family, and robbed Of
a silver watch with which the rOgues escaped.
COURT Or SEssloNs.-Tne September term OF
this Court commenced this morning. before the Re
corder and Aldermen Dodge and Crolus, with the iol
lowing unusually large calendaf VIZ
Attempt to kill, l. robbery , arson. burglary Z
forgery. grand larceny i petit larceny false
pretences riot assault and battery, previously
indicted "a bastardy. II Abandonment Fl. Total OF
old aid new cases. 70.
The following named gentlemen were then sworn as
members Of the Grand Inquest, viz
James c. Stoneall. Goreman,) William Ballagh John
A. Bunting. Ticeman Campbell, Edward Ewen. Joseph
B. Gassner. Henry A. Hurbert Garrett r Hopper
Francis Lamb, Amos Miller. John Mason, Edward
Roche. Henry R. Shedding, John d. scott William -
son. William underhi and Samuel Widdened who,
after receiving the charge OF the Recorder retired 10
their room TO commence their duties
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.
FiRE.-On Monday between and O'Clock An. a
tire broke out the soap and candle mandatory OF
Nh David Fay, 65 and 81 Main-st aud before checked
It had consumed fifteen dwelling houses and stores be
side some egh, small stables used for shelterins
cows. horses sc. A large number Of poor Irish fsm
lies have become houseless by this calamity some OF
whom have all they possessed having had barely time
to escape with their persons unscshed We learn that
one lady QIanah McGrath) severely injured while
escaping from her (5) house and also that fireman
(shose name we could not obtain badly hurt, The
buildings burned were
On Maia.a-57, partly 50, occupied by Michael Ne
Namsra, halter. owned by Mr. Campbell 81, John
Murray halter belonging to the OF Christ Hemp
stead g. Thomas Dent porterhouse belonging TO the
some estate 65 and 81, David Fsys soap and candl,
mandatory, extending back to Stewards Alley CO
Frederick Oliver, glider and Joseph Steele, carpet
weaver, owned by John Moon, lumber merchant II
Alexander Anderson, ship carpenter and Hugh Ken
nedy, straw hat manufacturer, owned by J Moon 70
corner of York; George Glhlland & John Cochran
physicians, and VIM. II. Msrschak, druggist owned by
J. Moon We understand that Mr.. Moon was insured
for 81 500 only. Mr.. Dent was partly insured on his
stock
On York.s-A small wooden building, occupied by
an aged gentleman named Hugh Ward, who supported
himself by the sale Of fruit and prints The building
was owned by John Moon, who literally allowed the
oil entlemen possess it rent free. Corner Of Stew
ART : Alley a stable occupied by Mr.. Powell, street
sprinkler on the opposite corner Of Stewards Alley,
blacksmith's shop.
on Stelcarts dley-Two frame houses, occupied by
James Mullen, cartman and John Demscy, laborer
both houses owned by James Mullen small frame
house owned and occupied by John Manning furrier
frame house, occupied by William Collins, lsborer
belonging to the Hampstead estate stable owned
and occupied By Andrew + Carpenter, grocer. Alex
ander Robinson lost several small frame buildings occu
MED for the .tabng Of horses cows &c lie had
barely time to save his stock-losing all MS harness
feed &C.
DoINGs N The COURTs.-ln the case OF Dem1s
>,rOag W. JOHN HgtchiNs, tor publishing, in the VA
liafasbugh MorRtqg Post alleged lbelous article,
the Jury found verdict in favor Of the defendant
feigned issue to try facts OF an adultery alleged by
Cornelius Simonson against his wife Phebe l. simon
son, was then taken up but NJ, concluded when the
reporter LEFT.
SUlCIDE.-Rem Snedeker, son OF the late John
Z. snedeker Jamaica roaf the Jaion Race
Course committed suicide Friday last al Jamaica,
l. l. BY cutting his throat "a razor few months
ago he kept public house At Jamaica, and falling IN MS
business became despondiDg He 10 supposed to have
committed the act in a it OF dellrlum uemens
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