New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-31

lf guinE ABOUT tne Nilys Nno III sc'Sae'
obtained copy Of Doggett's Dirsctory for the pre-
sent year, by mentioning ihn; he was sent oy the
publisher. who wished to correct an error Il con
tanned when the Directory would be returned
We caution our readers against such inpositlon'
and top. the inpostor may be secured
DsrrRBAScE N A CATHOLIC CHURcH.-A DIS
..;bsnce occurred on Monday evening at the 10
man Catholic Church in Third.st between Az
enues A and B. II appears that story got WIND
that the priest OF the congregation ha1 obtained
two carloads Of unmIde garments, unlcn ne IN
tended TO distribute among the Onstrlklng taiors
A laYse number Of those engaged In the strike on
beari5e this story, at once proceeded 10 the
church. which they ransacked, but found nothing
Of the kind. A story then got aaoa. that the
church and priest had been attacked BY body OF
German tsilors and large crowd made an on
saue BIT upon the first party and number OF bruises
and broker heads was the result The police sOon
interfered and put the ss'aiians 70 hlsst aiter
oapturipg Marx Foster, Joseph North, Michael
Hammond and Geo Hopkins, who were taken -
the Seventeenth Ward Station House 70 be locked
10. but were released by the Alderman, to appear
al ,lock in the morning, which, however, they
neglected TO do.
CHARGE DIsmssED-In the case OF Catherine
Bennett and Thomas Roberts charged with bisany,
the parties were discharged from custody, as the
crime was committed over three years since, aad
DO indictment was found in the meantime so the
,tatute OF limitation was successfully pleaded. IL
seems that any party accused OF e crime and they
reside In this State for the space OF three years,
and duripe that time no indictment 10 'oand or pro-
cured the law steps in and makes V outlaTed. liz
this case, however, the husband OF the woman,
- DO made the charge, was co1hned 10 the state
Prison, during the intervening perios and was oil
course ignorant Of the crime having been COM
mitted
CHARGE OF LIBEL-Ohicer Prince John Davis
Of the Lower Police Court yesterday arrested
VIM sepluester, Editor OF 4 German newspaper
called the Ns.c York Obserrer. on charge OF hav.
ing published in bis paper OF June 30 a gross and
malicious libel on the character of Rev VIM.
Dre,s of the German Church in Forty irst-st.
near Seventh av. The accused was held by Jus
tice Osborn in $500 bail to appear and answer the
charge.
FOUND DROWNED The Coroner held an inquest
yestsday at the foot Of Cortland ST. upon the body
of an unknown man found floating 10 the dock
deceased had light hair, and was about five feet
FIVE inches in hight He was dressed IN striped
pants, cotton shirt. bombszine coat and boots He
was about 80 years Of age, and appeared to have
been about l2 hours in the water. Verdict Death
by drowning.
FoUsD DRowSED--An inquest was held yester-
day at the loot Of Jay-st N. X. upon the body OF
lad named Thos. Hannigan, seven years OF age,
born in this City, who was found drowned in the
North River. Verdict Death by drowning.
rr Hugh A. Stnson and Michsel Gallagher
were arrested last night by officers Shadbolt and
Jafery on suspicion Of burgariousy entering and
stealing from the store No 223i Division 81 loccu-
pied by Burbanks Il Co quantity OF gold rings,
bros ches and gold pencil cases, valued at sl25.
Eighteen gold rings were found in the possession
Of Gallagher They are both held for examination.
n William Thomas and John Sullivan were
arrested early yesterday morning at the corner OF
Chatham and Orange ats. having in their possess
ion about 30 pounds Of lead pipe, cut up 10 small
tces which they had stolen from some new build
ines in Fourteenthst. between Third and Fourth
avenues Thomas is an old offender having served
a. Sing Sing fouryears
ry' If the two persons who were stabbed By
VIM Carroll and bis brother Patrick, in Twelfth.
Ct near the First avenue. on Friday night last,
will call at the Jefferson Police Court and give
their names they will fsrther the ends Of justice
~ Catherine Ward went into the Sixteenth
" ard station house last night, laboring with Sc
we're illness, from being exposed A doctor was
called who attended her until this morning. when
she was taken to the hospital.
IY- Sandy Anthony Brown, alias Sport. was
arrested yesterday afternoonby the Seventh Ward
police, for trying the basement door Of the dwelling
a, the corner Of East Broadway and Henry ats.
n Yesterday afternoon, the dwelling $50 East
BIoad az was entered, and seven silver forks
four silver table spoons and one teaspoon stolen
They were ali mArked"J. 5. Muller
CE Jacob Baker and Jno Smith were arrested
lat night, by the Thirteenth Ward Police fo-
kicking in the panels Of the door OF Louis Buck
mans store.
~ The examination Of Geo. w Niles, charged
with conspiracy TO deiraud, which was 10 have
been resumed yesterday, was postponed till Tues.
day next, at O'clock A NJ.
n Ann Hogan fell oa the sidewalk in tit last
night and was taken to the Second Ward station
house. where she had been four times under the
same circumstances.
~ Samuel Inness was arrested last night by
the Fourth Ward Police, for swapping pistol at
Michael Field, in French's Hotel.
Il roor woman, peddler Of apples was sun
ct uck yesterday at her stand In Centerst near
the Park. She oied soon after.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
VACATION MosIH-The Board of Aldermen ai-
ourned on Monday night, per resolution TO the LIST
Monday OF September
Judge Morse has announced to the bar that he
viii not bold any. Special Term or Chambers Of the
Supreme Court at the City Hall after the Is, Mon
day Of August until the lst Monday of sepse nber.
The Oyer and Terminer has adjourned for the
term.
10. OF o. Fan election was held at Monta
que Hall, on Saturday evening, for the cho ,sing Of