New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-26
Pben r. Weeks: The rogue vas caught by Az.
sntent captain Patterson, Of the Third Ward Pc
lice. He was committed 70 the rombs lar tri.I

iice He was committed 70 the rombs Tor trislL
AcciDEsTs-Thursday evening Samuel Jeth.
ers' In the employ OF Mr. Bogart, -four dealer. IO2
Barclsyat had bis leg 90 severely fractured that
the bones protruded from 1t, by the kick from
horse, that he was driving through Soonest.
--Ps'rick Otkly residing at 95 Mulberry ct. while
engaged in unloading chalk from vessel 10 Vii
lamsburgh, WAS seriously injured By falling fron
the deck into the hold. His collar bone was brok en-
and bis skull fractured badly.
"A laboring man, John Carey, fell from build.
ing Thursday distance Of % feet and was badly
injured. The spine OF bis back Yves seriously az
iected and other parts Of bis body materially bruised
"A stone cutter, Richard Hughes while work.
ing In yard in Twentieth-st. Th1Tday afternoon
had one Of bis feet crushed by sstone falling upon it
ARREsTs.-Gregory Barns on charge Of break.
ing into the dwelling Of VIM. Wilson, No los
Waverly place, with intent to steal A confederate
who was seen TO come out OF the house with him,
escaped.
John Riley, charged with embszzling s. from his
late employer, James Riley corner of Nineteenth
ct and Eighth av
VIM. Reid, on a charge of stealing hemp cable
and yawl boat valued at $50. from the schooner
Angola, lying at Coenties slip Z. Il.
Also, John Baldwin, an unlicensed junk shop
keeper charged with purchasing the cable from
Reid, knowing it 10 be stolen. he was held to
bail to answer.
VIM Sinclair, VIM. Peters, and John Ross were
arrested on q charge Of stealing two kegs OF bran
6y, four boxes Of cheese, and lot Of rigging from
the brig Eagle, lying at Pier No. 3, e. Il.
CHARGE OF ABDUcTIoN-OGicer Glispie, OF the
Fourth Ward Police, ai-ested, on Saturday man
by the name Of Charles Vincent; on the charge OF
abducing young girl OF fifteen years Of age, q the
name Of Sarah z. Valentine, from Newark N. u,
with the intention Of seducing her. II see ms that
the officer observed this man with the girl who is
very pretty and innocent looking, ia Water st.
about engsging beard for her and himself in one OF
the houses Of disrepute situated in that vicinity.
The officer, not liking the appearance OF the man,
took him into custody together with the girl, and
conveyed them before Justice Lothrop who de-
tanned them both for further hearing.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcESY-Ofioers Davie
and Webster OF the Ninth w ard yesterday man
named Peter Wilde or complaint Of Leverett Z.
Rico, ESQ. OF No. IS University place, who charges
that in July last the accused came into his store,
No. l6 Maiden lane, under pretense OF buying Jew
elry, and while there stole a gold hunting watch
valued At SIS, which he afterward sold TO one
Leonard n. Smith, in whose possession it was
found. This accused was held by Justice Bleakley
for examination.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-A young man by the
name OF VIM. Fent0n, was detected ia the dwell
ing mousse sTuhteQ AZ ZOO w eet a. occupied Oy
Mr. James Conway. The rogue, on being discov-
cred, endeavored 70 escape, and in so doing, he un
fastened the front door, which, in its nature, in-
wolves the prisoner 10 the crime OF burglary jus
tice Lothrop committed him TO prison the charge.
BURGLARY ON BOARD A VEssEL-Two fellows
Of very unfavorable appearance, called Charles
Watson and John Mclaughlin, were detected on
Friday night in the act Of breaking into the cabin OF
the brig Swan lying at the foot Of North Moore st.
Officer Hunt Of the Fifth Ward took the rog0es
into custody and Justice Lothrop committed them
both to prison Tor trial
ARREST ON SUsPIcIos,-Oiicer Wilson, OF the
fifteenth Ward, arrested two persons called Fran.
els hughes and Owen Hughes, on suspicion Of
stealing pocketbook containing $50, the property
of Rodger Morohsn. They were detained, by
Justice Beakely, for further hearing.
The DIcx.-Thomss Biggs John Langstaff and
William johnson, have been held to bail TO answer
the charge of gambling with loaded dice.