New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-10
CITY ITEMS.

AIILhPI TO ABDUCT CHILD An lrlsuman
named John Flarity was taken into custody yes
terdsy by two Of the First Ward Police charged
with attempting 10 Abduct beautiful little Spanish
girl IL years Of age, named Maria Isabella Wander
poo'' who resides with family at SIS Broonc-'t
ltaPpears that the girl while walking upon the
Battery vas accosted by Flsrty, who offered her
money and held out other tempting inducements to
persuade her to go with him into the country. His
movements were watched by the officers, who ar
rested him and took him to the Tombs for exami-
nation. The girl stated to the magistrate that
eight months since she was stolen from her native
country, St Thomas, WI by the Captain Of the
ship Eleanor johnson. Steps are being taken 70
ASCERTAIN the truth of the statement.
SALES OF RIAL ESTATE, July BY A.. J.
BieeekeT-Property in Brooklyn lot with the
buildings thereon, in Columbia ST. IS by 100, s3,-
9ooi lot adjacent 25 by $50, ss25.
By Henry II. Leeds-l lot with three story brick
dwelling, in Thirty third ST. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues, 25 by 49, $4,000.
OWNERS WANTED FOR JEwELRY OF ALL De-
scRIPTIoss-A large amount of jewelry of every
description has been found 10 possession Of Thomas
Wilson, who was arrested about ten days since on
acharge Of grand larceny, and can be seen at the
Jefferson Market Police Court. The collection con-
sists of breast pins, 6nger.rings, bracelets. ear.
rings, ockets, gold pencils, port monies, tablets,
otto Of rose bottles in great variety aso gold and
silver lace, tassels, &c. Among the almost mum.
berless articles is an elegant dressing case, fur.
nished with silver boxes bottles, &c. the covers Of
which are marked with coat OF arms consisting
OF a crown surmoanted with stag s head. A gold
seal is also among the collection, set with stone
with a coat Of arms engraved upon 1t with stag
in reclining posture for crest. miniature
hunting watch Of gold, together with silver chased
sugar tongs and several chased silver desert
spoons some Of which are marked Howard, also
form part Of the collection. Some Of the brace
lets, pins, &c are Of the most elegant and costly
description. The greater part OF the articles have
evidently been stolen at different times IRON vari
Gus persons in the City. We advise all who have
ever lost iewelry Of any description to call and ex
anime this collection.
surcIpE-A pair Of pantaloons and some other
articles Of clothing were found at the side Of the
river. near the Turtle Bay House, yesterday AFTER
neon, with q letter attached 10 them, signed Les
chorn Wiegand. 1t was addressed to Mrs VIE
gand and filed with expressions OF love. He
stated that she was deserving better husband,
and az he was sickly and badly of, he would
trouble her no longer, and had determined to put
an end TO bis troubles by drowning himself The
deceased lived at 346 Madison ct. and LEFT home
about 10 o'clock in the morning, saying that he
should be back in half an hour The body has not
yet been found.
GRAND LARcEsIEs -k black fellow named Robt.
Johnson was yesterday arrested by officer White
THE Fifth Ward, charged with stealing 500 from
from Harriet Gould. The money was 10 three $50
bills, and had been left with complainant for safe
i n. -E.1u 20 yarf ha ahaF Pa
Mara Chhd was yesterday taken into custody
on charge OF stealing $40 mostly in gold coin, the
property Of Mrs Ellen Collins residing In Pearlst.
The accused was held to answer
Mary Norman, a resident Of the Five Points,
was yesterday arrested charged with stealing s35,
from VIM. Kill, while on the Points with him. The
money was found conceaed in Mary's bed, and she
was committed by Justice Lothrop for trial
OurRAeE.-James t Blyden, a resident Of Will
liamsburgb complained that being too late tor the
boat be went to a public house at the corner OF
Goerck and Houston sta TO wait until he could get
across the river, bat most inhosptaby ire ated
beaten by a woman, robbed by one man. aud turned
out OF the house BY another. The Police went 70
the place and arrested Michael Q1in, Philip Nc
Clusby and Catherine McCullen, and they were
all held to answer for the outrage.
BREAKING oPEs TRUsK-Oficers Reed Coles
and McManus yesterday arrested a smart looking
entering house in Chambers It. yesterday after
noop and breaking open a trunk. A " dress
coat is missing but not found 10 possession Of
the accused, who had an accomplish with him at
the time, but he managed to escape. SchaHer IS
| locked up in the Chiefs Office, awaiting hn exami-
nation
ARREST FOR PEDDLIsG WITHOUT License
| James Roach, pedlar, was yesterday arrested BY
officer Boyer, of the Chief office, on charge OF
/ lrxy IN
Mrs Boyer. residing at us White-st WheDask-
! ed for his license he could not produce one, and
was locked up for examination.
ARREST OF A BURGLAR "A man called Ferdi
nand Pamo alias Frenchy yesterday arrested
| by officer Baldwin, Of the Second District Police
| Court charged with having, on the Sd Of June,
! broken into the clothing store 407 Greenwich ST.
and stolen therefrom sl9 worth Of clothing. He was
committed by Justice BIeakley for examination.
| CASUALTIES The Police of the First Ward
found colored man in the street, bleeding from the
lungs and took him to the Hospital.
| II In the Tenth Ward, David Young had his
hand badly cut in fight and Mr.. HamuEon Lane
was arrested for using kulfe
DIsoRDERLr HOUSES Ten individuals were
/ yesterday arrested by officers McManners and
Dowd Of the Sixth w ard all OF hom stand charged
/ with keeping disordery houses and with selling
liquor without license. They were all consigned
TO the Tombs for examination.
/ DEsERTIoE OF An IsFAsT-On Sunday evening,
/ the lst inst. as citizen Of Hoboken was walking
from the Elysisn Fields, about O'clock he heard
the cry Of infant in the bushes by, aud pro
ceeding thiiher found child OF about three monEas
old on the ground, wrapped up 10 some old rags
| He took the little creature up and brought h 70
Hoboken, where it was kiodly taken charge oil ~
Morris K. Crane who provided for It's comfort unai
the 0verseer Of the Poor made the necessary ar
| rapeements for its support. The child had evi-
IDENTITY been drugged BY powerful narcotic and
then left to its fate.
rnrsnI tNn-A nnala infant about six weeks