New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

ARREST OF hGBBEE5.-Un Inursday night
officers Tracy and Donnelly Of the ID Ward, ar
rested two scoundrels named Thomas Mitchell
and John Dodd on charge Of robbing Francis
McCree, countryman. of S23 while in the lodg-
ing house No. y Peck. slip. McCree had entered
the place to remain all night, and met the accused
who invited him TO play game at cards. In
short time Mitchell arose from the table, went
behind MoCree, whom he Violently threw on the
floor and while his accompliCe held him down,
the sssaiiius party rfied his pockets of the money
and then kicked the poor man into the street
TIE father of Mitchell keeps the den in question,
which is known to the police as the constant re
sort Of the most infamous characters. Justice
Osborne committed the robbers 70 prison for trial.
.0HSIHuS COLLisloY.-On Friday afternoon, n
Broadway, opposite Niblo's J. B. Flsg and John
Lynch drivers of stages. got their vehicles into
collision, and from the effect of the conclusion
Lynch was thrown from MS seat, between the
aoIses, on the street when. in the excitement
ana confusion, the horses trampleG Oh his head
and body nfctng in iuries which is is feared will
cause his death The injured man was conveyed
nome, and during the evening lag was arrested
by the police OF the Fifteenth " ard. and held to
bal! on the charge of careless driving The case
will be investigated by the magistrate.
DESTITUTE CHlLDRES.-At6 Q clock on Friday
evening, two children FAMED Ellen and Catherine
Daley, came 10 the Seventeenth ard Station
house in a cold, destitute and miserable condition
occasioned by the neglect of their father James
Daley. They were furnished with lodgings and
supper
ACCIDENTALLY kILLED.--An inquest was held
on Saturday at 30 Sixth ST. on the body OF Jere-
miah Faley. a native OF Ireland, p years OF age,
who was killed on Friday last BY the accidental
discharge of gun, the contents of which entered
the lower part OF his body. Deceased 1t appears,
in company with many others belonging to the
Irish Volunteers had met together on Friday
morning for the purpase Of days shooting.
While loading their guns previously to starting,
the gun Of Thos. O'Nea, one of the party, acct
deutany went off lodging its contents in the body
of the deceased producing death shortly after.
~ The body of Richard Cassidy of Williams
burgh, who was accidentally drowned few
evenings since at the ferry foot of Grandst by
stepping off the bridge, was on Saturday recover
| ed near the bridge Coroner Geer held on inquest
on the body. and verdict Of death by drowning
was rendered. The Coroner intends iavestigat-
ing fully the causes which led to the accident, and
for that purpose will summon the individuals con
nected with the ferry who were on duty at the
time Of the accident.
II On Saturday night John Cox fell from 4
stage in Whtehal.st. and was badly injured.
ARREST OF FUGIrWEs FROM JUsTIcE.-Two
men, who gave their names as James Smith and
John Thomas, were taken into custody on Satur-
day night by officer Wood of the Third Ward,
charged with the commission OF a burglary in
New Brunswick Nj. and stealing clothing to the
value of 5000. which was recovered by the above
named officer. They were sent back for trial
GRAND LARCENY-A colored servant, named
Martha Watkins, in the employ of Mr. John &
Plympton of 81 East Twenty. sixth:st. was yes
terday arrested on charge Of stealing iewelry
and clothing to the value Of $50 80 from the house
of her employer A portion OF the property was
found concealed in different parts OF the house
which she acknowledged stealing. Held for ex