New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-24

VERMONT FOR UNIVERSAL PEACE.-The People
Of Vermont are preparing to send Mammoth
Memorial to Congress and the President in favor
of Universal Peace on the basis recently suggest
ed st the Frankfort Peace Convention Here Is
the form-copy and circulate it,
To the Pyesident Of the United States
The undersigned legal voters IN Vermont deoofiDg the
evils OF War spd desous OF the adoption OF msaia,es
leading The peacesbe adjustment OF all inte neHons o
fcues respectfully reQuest you TO propose 10 81 Dsons
the establishment OF Board for the settlement OF ell ln9f-
national disputes or claims.
DIFEaRzD Our notices OF the opening Of the
New York Gallery of Fine Arts, and OF the Parl'
sian Ballet Troupe at the Assor-Place Opera
House. are deferred until tomorrow, through the
pressure OF ether matter
MCCARTHY GUARDS The frat Annual large!
Excursion of this Company, came off yesterday,
and its discipline aud general appearance must
have more than realized toe expectations Of It's
friends. Opposite the house of Assistant Alder
man MCCARTHY, in Madson,ss. George r. Parser
presented to the Company two rich and beautiful
fsgs, and Capt. Chapman responded with appro
pirate remarks. The flags were the git of Mr.
Cook, member Of the corps. The company then
proceeded to Thomas Stars Fye.mile House, and
after firing very effectively into tasty target they
returned to the hotel, and fred even more SUCCESS.
fully, into most bounteous dinner. Altar the dis
tribu.ion of several valuable prizes, the company
returned well satisfied to the city, and before dis.
miaspg, paraded through several of our principal
streets, The frat prize, handsome musket, was
won by Mr. James Powers "a prize by Mr. Geo
McGrann.
OUTRAGE AND ATTEMPTED RArE.-0fticer Ohm
Friend arrested yesterday three men, named John
Mitchell, VIM GaryRood and John Parne, on a
charge of having attempted outrage upon the
person Of young girl in the Flatbush Woods,
near the house OF Aid Rsevea OF the Eighth Ward.
1t appears that little Toy happened to be going
through the woods yesterday afternoon when his
attention was attracted by the violent screaming
of female, and at q few rods distance saw girl
struggling in the arms OF amsn, who threw her 70
the ground once or twice, the approach OF the boy
alarming the villains and causing them to decaDP
The girl a d to Aid. Hesd's house, who gave her
some clothing, her own having been torn from oil
her, and then proceeded in pursuit OF the villains
Meanwhile the girl fearful that the Williams would
again get her into their power, went away from
the Aidermans house, and has no! aimee been
heard Of The accused are all Englishmen, and
board at the Maaonio Hotel in Whitehallst They
were committed TO answer the charge.
ARREsT OF A DARING BURGLAR.-A nan namad
Patrick Mel aughin, alias Pa9gun, was yesterday
taken into custody by officer Cations of tho Ten!h
Ward, charged with burglary and grand larceny
in having on Sunday night last burg arouay enter
ed the dwelling OF Mr. r linn, residing in Twenty
Gflhst atealing iherefr0m sos in money and Two
cold watches. The accused il appears, accompa
MED by an accomplice, forced open oasems'
window OF the premises, and on getting mo the
house proceeded to thu room occupied oy Mr..
L A, ,f1PaI and oft
striking a light, they proceeded to ransack the 3D.
resu. TRUNKS &c Their movements awakened
Mr. Finn and bis wife, but they were so much
frightened by the appearance OF the two burglars
with drawn knives in their hands that they ado @ed
them to proceed ID their work unmolested The
robbers after getting possession OF their booty,
fed. but Mel "a ghlin was yesterday arrested and
identified by MIR. L Han. His acoomplce has thus
far eIud ed the pursuit of the police. He was
locked up by Justice MoGrath for examination.
LARCENY James Gilmartin, the matahboy,
whose arrest for stealing money from till was
noticed yesterday, has been Identified by Mr.
Worley, of Greenwich, near Seventh av. as
being the lad who about week sinca stole
gold bracelet, valued at $22, from his house when
he had called Tor tbs purpose OF dieposng Of his
matches. and Of appropriating to his use Any
tcie he could lay his hands on uHdetecsed
ONE.RYED THOMPSON BAILED.-Thisindvid
yesterday admitted 20 balm the of So 900.
His auretes are Aid. Spinola and Morfell, Judge
Pierce and Sheriff Hodges, all of Brooklyn. These
gentlemen expressed their convictions OF his limo.
ceuce, and slated that they would have heen vii
ling to have bailed him, had the bond required baen
100000, instead $4,000.
IHQuEsr BY THE CORONER An inquest vas
heldyesterday atihe City Hospital upon the body
of Thomas Pagan, native Of Ireland, 10 years of
age whose death YVES caused by the fracture OF
bis scull ceused by fall The deceased WA E Ia
bO:er, and was descending ladder behind another
man, who accidentally let brick fall from his bod
which struck the deceased causing him to fall
The accident occurred on the 6thin and be died
from the effects OF his Injuries yesterday. Verdict
accordingly
ARRESTS FOR BgRGLARY.-John Simonson alias
Thompson, Joseph Henry alias Hancock, aud John
Lynch were yesterday arrested by officers Elliot
and Bell OF the Eighteenth Ward, charged with
the commission Of several burglsries in the Eigh.
seenth Ward. large number ot implements,
such as are used by burglars were found In posses
sion OF the accused, who were committed BY Jus.
tice MoGrath for examination
HoSORABrY DIsCHARGED.-RaiphP hinney re-
siding at No, 81 Wess st whose arrest on charge
OF attempt st rape the persou OF mia sister.ln-
law, was noticed on Wednesday last wac called
up for examination before Justice Timpson, when
the charge shown TO be without foundation,
and he wss honorably acquitted of it.
GRASp LARcESr.-OApt. Slvey, of the Seventh
" ard Police yesterday arrested Rosannah Priest
ly servant in the family otJames Reg4n, Of No.
IS W hitehall st. On charge oil stealing $40 from
trunk in the house OF her employer. she confessed
the larceny and gave up he money TO the officer.
Committed by Justice LashreP for trial.
sUIcIDE-An inquest was yesterday held in
Ons Hundred Nineteenth ST. near tho old Poas
Road upon the body Of James Cotrell, 4 native Of
Ireland, SIS years of age, WHO committed suicide
on Sunday by taking corrosive poison, supposed 70
ba arsenic. On post norton examination On the
body made by Dr.. Holmes, the poison was discoy-
asad. Decssaed vas man Of Eai-s intsranarata