New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-14

verv critical position the wind being high at the
Tine After about fifteen minutes, the schooner
R;v.l Of Truro Mass. Capt y. Il. Gross, bore down
upon the yacht and rescued the gentlemen.
ARRTST OF A WATER FOR DtsHosssTY-A
HACK fellow usmed VIM. Henry Hill was yester-
day taken into custody by officer S. ]. Smith ot5e
Lever Police Court charged with stealing 81 dii-
lerent times SILVER ware from M ely proprietor
Of the National Hotel IN Cortland st. at which
place Hi has for a long time past been employed
as waiter Ga Friday lGst nc len and Gag iged
in the same capacity at the living Honie. Mr.
Seelv has for some time past missed SILVER ware,
and Of late has suspected Hill Of having stolen IT.
The oii.cer in scare ing his house, Aninony'st.
found Ia a trunk 5 silver forks and spOonS,marNed
Howard Hotel, md valued az s25. The snver
wfs broken in pieces but was den,ned oy Ut
Howard, Of the Irving House, as his property
SO pawn tickets for watches, rings, Clones g.
were also found BAT not an article Of NJ oeeiy
propertv. The rascal when arrested went q-issy
with the oficer to the corner OF Broadway snd An
! ,b,rcss. when he managed to Trip nm up anl 'au
! ui,b ereat speed down An.bonys1 C'osSy p.
sued bv the officer who cslied Oh 'ne i,S,y.L
I folks 10 stop the thief An l1shmsn nna',y So
cufy on the Sims with snOvel anu J oJ NJ
the IrYouud lie was then retaSeh anu 49, uP
- no Tcn,bs By Justice LotnroP Tor EXAMINATION
1,pcrugs.-Four boys were arrested Ia the
D
Set eonnydst Released by AID Miller 70 ap'
80 in The morning. Mary Ann White, for stea.-
rno in the Fifth Ward Louis DOwaN, stealing
/ 81 from Joseph Baratt, Twelfth Ward. a "O
! man refusing her name, for stealing ham from 60
Mo,fst Michael and Felix Collins, steshng
IRON from the foundry 81 Elizabeth st. Fourteenth
Ward Patrick Lswler suspicion oil ste Alng
saws. &c in the Ninth Ward. Charles smith,
sIiss Charles Libby, on suspicion Of stealing lot
of carpenters tools Sixth Ward.
" Fifty Dollars Reward will be paid at the
ofice of the Chief of Police on the recovery OF Hen
~ f. Peck about % years OF age, 81 feet hign
dark brown hair, large nose, pleasant co1ntenance
dressed in black frock coat and pantaoohs. Lett
Milford, Ct Friday, June 7, 1850. L. IS feared mar
he has become deranged. portrait OF him can De
seen at the Office Of the Chief of Police.
ARRESTS FOR AssAULTs.-Ann Austin, Seventh
Ward, on warrant for assault aud battery on
Mary Goblet. Thomas X. Clark, Third W ard
assault on his wife Thomas Lotus, Tor lighting
in the street. Third Ward. Johannes Spicer, as
seult on VIM Hoffman. First Ward. Patuck
Garrett assault on bis wife, Ninth w ard -Jone,
Waber Wilhelm Schiel and Zophar Ebert, on a
warrant for assault on Mrs. Young, 80 Asorney-st.
Thirteenth Ward -. Stephen Kinney assault on
officer Houston, Sixteenth Ward Michael May,
assault on his wife. Michael o Conner assault
on John McClare Fourth Ward. Mary Buen,
assault on John Tebbets, Fourth Ward.
.Coss7prcr1vy L ARcEsY.-Miles TreadweL,h av.
ing received money from William Nichols, OF lso
Front st. to get changed refused to return the
same, but ran off and spent it for his own purposes.
He was arrested therefor in the Eighth Ward.
ForSn DRowsED.-The Coroner held an inquest
Yesterday at the foot of Thirty seventhst E. X.
upon the body of an unknown man who was found
drowned He had on q brown sack coat, black
cloth vest black pants black silk handkerchief and
boots, one of which was patched. He was about
40 years of age and had been about two weeks In
the water.
FATAL AcoIDEST-The Coroner held an lnques.
at Sc Cheny-st. upon the body OF Henry Pully a
lad wears of aye, who, while fishing on a rait OF
logs foot Of Market st. f II. accidenty tell OIL and
was drowned before assistance could reach him.
Verdict, accidental.
FIrs-A woman named ONeil had several hts
yesterday on the corner OF Twenty sxtnst- ana
Fourth. av. She was taken to her residence IN one
Hundred and Sixty third st. by an officer OF the
Eighteenth Ward.
No LIcESsE.-Edward Reilly was arrested last
evening in the First Ward for soliciting emisrant
passengers without license.
Found ssEAKlNo.-Wm. Riley, an old thiei,
was found yesterday in the upper part OF No. rs
Beekman-st He was sent to the Tombs
ABAYDoSMEST.--GeorgeF Fitzpatrick was arrest
ed in the Fourteenth w ard for abandonment Of his
wife.
observation-disclosures Fitzgerald fell overheard at
the foot Of Janeskt. and was rescued py Object
Sharpe.
Halfway RoBBERY.--Mathew Mckenna was
arrested in the Sixth Ward, last night Tor taxing
81 by force from Francis Riley.
FRIDAY, June Il.
THE ASN.sT. STABBIYG CAsE.-On the 9th INST
nm alteration took place in Ann-st between Dan
iel Nueent, Benjamin Martin and others, in which
Martin received several stabs in the left breast and
abdomen. He was Immediately taken to his resi-
dence. 80 Barow.st. where he died yesterday IN
consequence OF the injuries he had received. The
wound was inflicted by Nugent, who shortly after
upon he airing that the police were after him, went
to the Second Ward Stationhouse and delivered
himself up, and has been in custody since de al
lodged at the time that he was assaulted by Mar
tin and several others and was compelled 10 have
recourse TO the knife in self defeHse
/ The Coroner held an inquest yesterday upon the
body, when ii appeared in evidence that the de-
ceased ran across the street and thrust his thumbs
into the eyes Of Nugent, whereupon he drew the
knife and inflicted the wounds as stated. The Ju-
/ ~ rendered verdict that deceased came to bis
I death by reason Of injuries inflicted with knife
upon bis person by the prisoner. Upon the rendl-
ton of the verdict the accused was committed TO
prison for further examination. Deceased was %