New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

~ E\f>-, nov 4l.
Eevrr-Anors Ire passengers who arrived
yesterday "a TIE -.r Robert Pee, trot7 London NE
noticed ibc name OF Cec e. olit9G Es1 Wno =
a55u, 90 deliver course OF Lectures u on EgyP' &C
con- panied y $ mammoth Panorama OF the Ne.
THE IvrrRED-We a-e glsd TO learn tia, the
per,,r, 10 s-ei =, the are Il Rv1g,ou s.; yesterday
morn.ng are n fair way Of speedy recovery. Mr..
Helm policeman Of the Tenth Ward whose lite rss
AZ one time iespsirs5 Of j. doing We.
grand LARcENY.-OtHcer Msrtinise Of the
laird Wsrd az, evening arrested wcnn nsnied
Mary Sullivan charged with stealing sii' IN bark
notes iulAu denouli.s;,us from James lindsay o.
q L. 5eriys.. sAs vas taken Before TIE jastcs =,
tie Tom5s FOR evsmins;ioa.
JcsTIcE GETTING PARrtcCLAR.-Aa unfortunate
p.erer. named Lien Psner. va. arrested last night
Tor stealing Al um5re Ia from a. Engeholu for which
ossnse she was con- united f0r trial We doa't know
vsoi, ssie waen Dane Ju,-lce picks he potato
heap of mortality villa scrutiny e. severe.
Rus o. ER.-Mrs. Aoerbgrst Of No. I'D Can
non 81 while crossing Columbia -. yesterday
over BY horse and cart driven by tutche-. HsHcs
unknown Mrs A was quite badly hurt, and was
taken home By o-ccr r0s, OF ihs Thirteenth ward.
who summoned physician 70 attend her.
SUBORxArtON o. PERJURY William II rock.
morton, residing s, = West Fifteenth 81 and others
appeared before Justice McGrsth. yesterday :, TIE
Sscord District Police c lurt. and made si3svt
egainits MAJ AIMED William Pool whom they charged
with the shove oAense 10 appearing At tn Second
ection District OF the Ninth " ard, Tuesday last,
~ company with James NcGuness, whom M Induced
b swear IN hi. vote. :, the same time telling the In.
FpectOrs that be MEG resided Al o. barro~st and
that be good and lawful voter NcGuiness, alter
beng sworn testified that be lived a. l-l Amosst and
Pool testified subsequently, that MEG. resiced az ia
Anossi a. vi which STATEMENTS appeared 10 be false
srd ysre ste the sole purpose % getting an extra
y. - deposited Tor ais iavorte candidate.
ArrEgrr 70 RcB.-The upper part Of the buld-
inq occupied by Eno Mshony & Co. II Broadway, op-
= sis Unity Church was entered On Thursday night
s' Is suppossJ during thc temporary sossnce Oh ihe
clerks The rsscss delayed operations until ihe Store
was closed for the night, when they blew open si',
BAT iourd nothing and attempted % open another olI
with ut success Failing IN al thcir attempts AZ PUN
de- they linen tried to escape BY cutting rope used
tor hosting goods to the upper story but after c'tins
IL they lost tue nd. which tell h. the bottom insr
mode u escape s no, known, but u 10 supposed q At
they slipped suddenly out Of the door soon a1e' the
store was opened Ia ihe morning
BrRGLARY The dwelling no. W est-F our
tecnihst occupied by Mr Robert C0ssie was entered
hy burglars on Wednesday night by forcing an On
ii x large silver forks marked e. C. c. xix small oil
ser spoons large ones ten small butter Knives one
pair Il sugsrtongs small kniis and fork, valued 70
sl % shout sloo. Nc arrest
srEAIisG MosFY. 6c.-Mary M0nkn AMI Mary
Hiucs were tsted yesterday by officer Sweeney o.
tho xth WaId charged with grand larceny In stealing
$40 IN cash gold watch, chsn and hey, from fnilip
guisley on the 18th Of octotef uII lu7j "ef7''oA'u
vi tor examination
" alt IL
indicted of grand larceny about year since IN sesng
5aguerIeBn apparatus flm me premises OF ~
o. .inpson n Bro sd~ay vas yesterday arrested by
CiHcer Norris ot tne Cuiss once sud locked up T.
sHs.f d. trisI.
THREAT TO ktLL-Aueus. Us Williams was ar
rested Ia the Third Wsrd asst night y orcer Gallup
,r threatening to XII that officer and stephen fuiosm
Al -f, " a,hington 81 sent 70 tbs Iomos.
RsYs,Rp. The Fo1.-James RcynorJ, who has
been In the employ OF Edward foN, tailor, OF w
Rfoadwsy Wa arrested last night for sng 10 return
two ps. of pants which had been given ia bis care 10
Do made up.
Tause TiME.-Cstherine Fuller fell into the
hand, of the Fourth Ward Police last night FOR stes
ipg silver watch rom Patrick Murphy she was
committed for examination
LurLr BcsINE.s Richard sauls stole barnes
worth - snd was iocked up. Mary Riley hicheo =
5r.a.tutn worth much the harness and was taken
10 snuy Decon stole dannel worth - 3d. and goes
Prison
4 BLOW Al TIE LAw.-Jsmes Smith, an un-
ruy character last night broke the law y trying to
brssk the head OF policeman Rot OF the Eighteenth
Wei For ell which Smith was brought In dursnee
O. lie Police Court
A CHANGE or LISES James Riley caused
tvo shirts Of Mr. Raymond 10 change possessors, 2ut
re Justice saw no change Of owners aud Temsndsd
Riley for eXamlnau0n
A FENCE HEDoED.-John Luney, receiver Of
stolen goods. wa, arrested IN the Fifssnth Wsrd s.t
nj ght. and held ~ answer.
BATTERY John MeGerry was arrested IN tie
Fifth Ward for an as.aul. and battery upon Catherine
Byrue he was held for examination
AsorHtR CArcHr.-Wiiam Day, an Illegal
voter In the seventh Ward, W. arrested on that
charge yesterday
Pot,eg RErUsSs-No. I0-ht WUd-T~o cases Of
n;orcauou horse aud cart found ssiray 10 " ai.t
found open -Lt-Jss Raymond, peut larceny 80 IIId
ihrra.s1lng lie borse and wagon found in BaSe-ay,s.
Its E-sey-s and - WAshingtoa,I found open I'm
Il "a Palmer pel.t larceny C.Ghsnne Fuller Dc jas
Rlisy DO. one drank ID A Z sea-, grand larceny
ION NcC,erry ss.Anlt-G Hh-hary MubEn aud Mar
Hlse. grand lsseeny Rchd- ssals sod Mary Riley psn
sreeu,e. seven isorderles; stray horse found oy 20
acsmss Riley -THh-Wn Day, Illegal youSg !hr-e
,or esse. ~ ITIA-Blsnk .INh-Dilto --Ah-
T.o sTunE XlA-Oue ditto XIIta-Does not re-
urn today XIlh-ooe drunk Toms1 rla o'sI.
l. stolen good. -XTIh- Fanny Decon, petit areeny
fhTee al Jr1erles XJILA- One drum ~ iHpl-
Jane. smith. ssseulting Al officer
SUNDAY MoRSiNo.
ANorHER lDEA-N0ra and ErtraordiaaTy
Proportion tor Tm-rosiss Rroadrsy-A professional
ssui eman, well known for ms prstea and original
character proposes tho follo~ns method Of doubling
toe number Of stores In Broadway
lrou % lars sixteen feet high 10 DC erected In place Vi
tue awning pOsis one every twenty nFeieet an
"a bean. resting pOu latticed arches OF eight iHcnes
Or tot rise 10 b. placed from pillar 20 pillar from
III. team others eight inches apart ~ cross tne was
.nf rect upon an IRON pro sctOn crossing the fohis
above the present windows and doors me suf.see OF
these beams which require - BE- Only s~o lheoss -
10 c,vered with guta perchs OF leather and TIE Nnoe
70 be aid with cheap ground ssss An men mex
.imy.s iron railing 10 the snure ensu d tn!s
wax directly OF ns edge over the present. cafo-
stone al the streets, except Canal, u be ondsed
over with single arch, and nat too, It necessary
There i nothing improbable 10 al ihis Glass ard
iron are cheap, and II would furnish eodnons Honi
for he numbers Of nabe.d.shss Who cannot psy ine
enormous rents Of stores hal the rent aooF7 stAH'
ould materially enhance he value OF PfoPsry PEI
petus dry wax would Kept below and tho hsn' -
10 more impaired nJr much a. By the pressEt ~
.shty awning suppose our property owners ho'a
meeting 90 the subject
GrlheT explanation, 4 required vii es given 81
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