New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-15

benehcens enterprise already amount to almost
$4,000 and there L. 10 longer a reasonable doubt
that il will be established The design is TO ena.
bic every person to have bath at the bare cost of
providlns tie needful accommodations, and to prof
fer to every poor family chance to do its ASKING
in one-fourth the time, with less than half the Ia
Dor AMI expense now required, while the house
hold is saved the dirt and discomfort of washing
day Of course, one Establishment Will not suffice
for all this bat if one succeeds, as many will be
promptly built as the demand will Justify.
The subscribers ask our Common Council to aid
the enterprise by leasing it the ground on whichto
erect the necessary buildings at a nominal rent to
be increased if the undertaking prove profitable.
We trust THIS prayer will be granted.
ARREST OF PIERRE c. TALLNAs.-Oificer VIM.
H. Stephens, yesterday returned to the City, hay-
ing in custody Pierre c. TaDman, whom the officer
arrested in aida Putnam County, Ohio Tallman
is charged with having on the 10th January last
appropriated the proceeds of a check on the Bank
of Commerce for sl,27O o7.lo0 which was entrust
ed to him by the firm Of T. Cottenet q Co. OF AZ
Broad st. to pay over to the Custom House In pay
ment for duties of goods Of their importation. In.
stead of doing which, he placed the money in his
own pocket and started for the West. 1t is now
ascertained by the firm, that about $4,000 has
been embezzed from them by he accused in SINH
lar manner. He was locked up by Justice LsthroP
for examination
ANOTHER EXILE Of THE WAY.-The Hungarian
exiles now in this City have received Information
that His Excellency, the venerable 0Dos BEorHY,
Guardian of the Crown of St. Stephen Chief OF the
Civil Governors and of the Supreme Court OF Hun
gary, is on his way to New-York. He escaped to
Hamburg with Klapka and other ilustrious Hunga-
rians but was coon afterwards, on account OF the
jealousy of the Austrian Government, obliged to re-
move to Helgoland, where he remained until his
embarcation for this City.
HOUSEHOLD MARKErs.-See Third Page for a
report Of prices Of provisions in Washington Mar
ket.
~ We are glad to learn that John, the tenor Of
the Hutchinson Family, has recovered from his late
indispositiop, and the Family will be at the Taber-
naele on Thursday night, on occasion Of the COM
pmentary meeting to +. w. Kellogg, Esq the
Temperance Orator. Of course they will sing.
TLroS BLuEs-A fine company, under this title
md Capt L. A. Cabin, passed our Office on Monday
ON a target excursion. They went to Ho5oken,
where two silver cups were shot for-onc won by
John McAlann the other one won by N. Daven-
port They numbered 50 muskets, and gave eve
~ evidence of careful drill and than ordna-
ry success.
REAL EsTATE.-A. II. Muller sold yesterday a
house and lot north side OF Reade-st. 2s feet from
Varick for $500
BY the way, we observe that all the real estate
auctioneers have abandoned the Merchants Ex-
change, because of threatened change Of rent
which they thought exorbitant.
WAX CAsDLEs-Ball & Co.'S Patent Wax Can
dies, as is well known, took the premium at the
late Fair Of the American Institute. Those who
wish to test their superior quality, viii find the ad
vertisement Of Mr.. Butler the Agent, in another
column.
WHOLESALE BURGLARS ARREsTED.-Captain
Baird and Officers Power and Foster OF the Fourth
Ward, yesterday arrested Henry Robinson alas
English Bill, and Henry Thompson, charged with |
entering, by means of false key, the house OF |
Clarissa Carey, Is Madisonst. and stealing there |
from clothing and jewelry to the value OF $50; also
with entering by similar means the house OF VIM.
Sweet % Cberry.st. and stealing therefrom cloth
ing valued at SIS; also with entering the house |
Jamesst from which they stole Sl3 worth OF cloth
ing Most of the stolen property was found in pos
session of the accused, who were locked up by JUS
tice Lohrop for examination.
CHARGE OF LARcESY.-Conrad Behenes, keep |
er of dry goods store at No. 335 Houston st. was
yesterday arrested on charge OF stealing % pairs
Of gloves on tie ID inst, from the store OF Mrs.
Sarah Caldwell of No. 2ll AIen-st. Mrs. C. sus-
pecting that her property in possession OF the
accused called at his store and purchased pair OF
gloves, which she identified as having been stolen
from her. 1t the impression that the accused
is q receiver of stolen goods He was locked up |
by Justice Timpson for examination
GRAND LARcENY.-A woman named Josephine
Smith alias Sarah was arrested yesterday in King
ston by officer Woodbridge of the Sixth Ward, and
brought to this City, a charge OF stealing, few
days since, gold watch and chain, valued at Sl25,
the property of T. J. Kingsland of New Orleans
She was committed to prison for trial.
REcoyERT FRoN SICKSRss.-Prnce John DAVIS,
who has lately been very i'll with the typhus fever
has recovered his health and is now on duty at the
Lower Police Court.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.