New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-14

in the States Prison. Mr.. Graham made spplics-
ton for an order that he be surrendered TO Mr..
Thomas on the expiration Of bis sentence, but the
Court refused to entertain the motion until after
the expiration Of the sentence large number
of colored persons, Of both sexes, lowered round
the City Hall large portion Of the day, report
being among them that Dudley and the owner were
still in the Hall
CALIFORNIA SryANERs.-The Georgia sailed for
Havana and New-Oreans yesterday afternoon,
having on board 6lo passengers, and large guam
tity Of freight. Her departure was witnessed by
vast crowd of the friends Of the passengers, and
for time the pier was so crowded as to render 10
comotion upon il q matter Of extreme difficulty.
The Cherokee sailed at the same hour for Chag-
res direct. She has 300 passengers, among whom
were Commodore McAuley, who goes out to take
command Of the Pacific Squadron, in place Of Com
modore Thomas Ap. Catesby Jones. lilly Allen,
Esq. of this City, also went out in the Cherokee
as bearer OF dispatches from Washington to Cal
ifornia
u The election of officers for the Board OF
Brokers took place today. The old officers were
all reelected.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcEsY--A woman
named Ann Murphy was arrested yesterday on
suspicion of having stolen god watch. chain and
KEY which she was exhibiting in West Broadway.
The watch is very valuable, andcsn be seen on ap-
plcation to o. Is. Walker,-l0s Centerst
ASorHER SUSPICIOUS CHARAcTER.-A young
| man who gave his name as George Potter, who
lately graduated at Sing Sing, was seen by officer
Hhadbolt in Eldridge-st yesterday. On seeing the
officer he started and ran, bat was soon overtaken
when splendid gold watch and chain, worth
about 500, together with 500 bank bill, $50
bank bill, and $50 in smaller bills were found on
his person. He was locked up by Justice Simp-
son for examination. The property can be seen at
the Essex Market Police Court.
GRAND LARcEsY.-A young man named George
TIoyt was yesterday arrested by Officers Shad-
bolt, Reed and Dufon, on charge of having stolen
on the 18th inst ~ pieces OF velvet Is pieces of
silk barege embroidered shawls and other prop
erty to the value in all Of $3.50 the property Of
Thos p & Hiram T. Rogers, doing business at 55l
Broadway. The officers, on searching the house
of the accused, found portion Of the stolen prop
erty. 1t appears that Hoyt on the 18th Of Sept
last went to the store and purchased about $500
| worth of goods, which he ordered TO be taken TO
| 40 EastBroadway. The goods were taken Is
directed by one Of the clerks who ascertaned that
| no such person resided there. This clerk now
identities the goods found in Hoyt's house as being
the same that he purchased at that time He was
locked up by Justice Simpson for examination, and
also to afford the officers more time to prosecute
| their search.
| CHARGE OF BuRGLARY.-A black man named
| VIM Anderson, was yesterday arrested and CON-
mitted 10 answer a charge OF burglary and larceny
| in having about o'clock yesterday morning forci-
| bly entered the cabin Of the steamboat NewJer-
| sew living at the foot OF Chambers-st. and stealing
thereirom clothing and money to the value OF $50,
| belonging to Andrew Terry, the Captain, who was
asleep in the cabin at the time. The accused was
| locked up .or trial.
THE ASSAULT UPON DR.. CLEMENT b. BAR
RErT-Faulkner and VIM II. Stinemets, whose
arrest was noticed yesterday, charged with the
assault upon DR.. Barrett at his own residence was
broueht up before Justice Bleakley for examination,
| which as postponed in consequence OF the con-
! tinued illness of the Doctor, who was unable to
| leave his bed. They were held to bail each IN
$500. We learn that Faulkner charges the doc
tor with having spoken in a highly dsrespectlul
manner OF his wife. This charge is denied by the
Doctor, who states inhis deposition that he always
entertained the highest respect for her. and this he
stated TO Faulkner when accused by him few
moments previous to the assault. The Doctor was
| worse Yesterday and had considerable congestion
of the brain, which it is feared may terminate
fatally. The accused were also held to bail in
81 600 each in a civil suit which the Doctor has
commenced against them. We also learn that
Faulkners wife was present at the time Of the as
saut and witnessed 1t.
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A CONVENTION OF VEGETARIAYs will be held in
CLINTON HALL, tomorrow The mse,iog will open at 10
O'Clock in the n.oning. DIS GRAHAM, ALcoTr, NET
CALF and others will be present Friends from England
and Scotland are also expected.
u Makers of nails, trunks, coopers, &c. are re-
quesed 20 notice w. Greenoughs auction advertisement
in this psper.
Ey For Brooklyn Items, &c. see last page