New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

Insurance Company, whose place Of bu,,o...
Milwaukee, Wis. The bills were to have bsen go.
90 Monday last, when the accused was reoa;,.a,.
call for them. In the meantime the Chief Of poss.
IVES notified, as was also the President Of tho C.
who happened 10 be in the city. The officer Wa.
on the watch for him on Monday, but he did pos
make his appearance until Yesterday when he c.I
led and was In the act Of leaving with tie hin.
when the officer arrested him. He wa. taken
before the Chief Of Police sHd locked up Zoe exam.
nation IL is supposed that others are concerned
with him in the business.
TIE LAUScBEs.-Thes res nship Ala6o.aa, ofths
Savannah line. and the clipper ship Celestial were
launched on Monday morning from w. II. Webs
shipy ard. foot Of Sizthst according 10 notice Tee
vessels went off 10 fine style, and nothing occurred
to mar the pleasure Of the occasion.
ODD FELLOWS HAIL AssocnTIos-The an.
nual meeting Of the Odd Fellows Hall Association
YVES held ct their building yesterday afternoon
The report Of the Board Of Managers shows that
the affairs Of the Institution in much better con-
dition thar at the general meeting OF the Stock
hcGers in January last. Of the debt incarred for
furnishing the building, &c more than $1,000 have
been paid of during the last six months, and the
remainder has been arranged on satisfactory
basis, so as entirely 10 relieve the Association rom
its temporary embarrassment At the close OF the
asement was unanimously adopted, and the Asso-
citation adjourned % the second Monday Of June,
1851. The poll was then opened for the election OF
Board of Managers for the casuing year. and re-
suited in the choice Of the following gentlemen:
John A. Kennedy Joseph II. Taylor Wilson Small,
James w Barker Samuel Booth, Richard NJ. De-
mill Thaddeus Davids, Charles McGOwan, George
II Andrews Edwin J. Mercer, Joseph Soria,
Frederick Fawcett. tCOmmefca, lin.
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Justice Marshal, and invites the gentlemen of ne
New-York bar to cal at the Law Library and ,x
anime i.
" We are glad TO see that Ms WILLIAM
NInLo, who has been recently laboring under Sc
we're Illness is again out Of DOORS and fast recover
ing his usual health.
~ The Wilson Guards, Capt. John Wilson,
passed The Tribune Office last evening, on their
return from targetshOotng excursion.
CHINESE MUsEuM-This excellent substitute
FOX trip to the Central FlOwery Kingdom con-
tinues TO attract crowds fcurious tourists People
yoyaging up and down Broadway find it pleasant
TO take I'm hours turn among the Celestias, by way
ofvariety to the daily diorama OF the street
AEorHER-A black fellow named John Little.
feld well known In the annals Of the police, was
yesterday taken into custody on charge Of being
concerned with others mot arested) in robbing a
Spanard, whose name YVES not ascertained, q $40.
lie was locked up in the Tombs by Justice 10th
rop, 10 answer.
DEATH BY FALLING OFF A LADDER-An in
| quest was held yesterday, at the City Hospital,
| upon the body Of VIM. Franklin, native of this
| City, 80 years Of age, who came to his death by
injuries accidentally received by falling from lad
der while engaged in painting the ship Washing.
ton Irving, lying az the screw dock, f r. Aver
dict in accordance with the above facts wss rem
dered
CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsY.-Ohicer Brewer
Of the Seventeenth Ward yesterday arrested n
man named j. II. w. Grail, on a charge OF stealing
clothing and jewery to the value OF s32, the pro.
perty Of John Bindu, of 2e5 Fisth-st The accused
was employed by Mr.. Bindu, who Left hin in
charge of the house on Monday evening Ga hs
return, Mr. B. found that trunk which contained
the property had been broken open and robbed
He followed the accused aud finally tracked him to
Greenwich ST. where TIE property was found in bis
posses sion. He was held by Justice Timpson los
examination.