New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10
CITY ITEMS.

to This evening.
CITY ITEMS.
s.TrEoiT. Junos.
Commemorative are assured that tie boy, Ro-
bert H. Wigton, Seventh Ward, was arrested f'r
firing pistol in the street and no; for stealing
money.
VAGRASrs-Ten vagabond females were ar
rested last night and this morning IN the SKIN
Ward.
SMASHING LAMPs-Robert Beatty was arrested
This morning in the Eleventh Ward, Tor oreaAihg
street lamps.
/ T.pcvNv Anna henderson was arrested IN
the Tenth Ward for stealing various articles 20 tne
vaIue of 500 from Jacob Berger, OF los Forsyth-sI
Ap.xnovyEST Thomas Harrington was arrest
ad IL the Ninth Ward on warrant which charges
! him with abandoning llis family
TpprAr TO KILL--John Mooney was taken
into custody in the Ninth Ward last night for
threatening to kill Samuel Gray.
RoBBIyG A DRAwER-Robert Powell was ar
rested for robbing the money drawer OF Richard
Brown, Fifteenth Ward.
William Gleason deserter from
the U. s. Army, was arrested in the Seventeenth
Ward, and taken TO Governors Island.
" Philip Doty, helping a prisoner TO escape
was caught himself and locked up.
~ Ann Barron, Fourth Ward, was committed
for stealing IS from Thomas tanning
" Lamps in Mott st Sixth Ward, are reported
rs often neglected.
SUNDAY, June
STEALING GOLD WATcH.-Offcer Calrow ar
rested Yesterday, young man by the name OF
VIM E. Smith, on q charge ofstealing god lever
watch, valued at 500, the property OF Mr. Rice, I'M
porter of watches, l6 Maidenlane. Itseems that
on the 2lst of April last persons called at the
store Of Mr. Rice, for the purpose of purchasing
watch, and soon after their leaving, the watch IN
question was missing. On Friday last Mr.. Nc
ManUs called in at the store, and exhibited gold
watch, and asked Mr.. Rice TO value II, as he was
about trading for the watch. The moment Mr.
Rice examined it, he discovered it was the very
watch stolen from him in April last Mr.. Mcnanus
was then Intercepted as to how he came Hto pos
session, when he stated that be had traded with
Smith, giving him Smith another watch aud $50
TO boot In consequence thereof, the above officer
was applied TO, and Smith was taken into custody
and conveyed before the Chief Of Police. On
searching the person Of Smith, four pawn tickets
were found-one for gold lepine watch, No. 81
SAC; another ticket was for seven gold guard vest
chains. The accused had on his person also gold
lever watch, with vest and guard chains attached,
together with diamond breastpin. The above
property is believed by the Chief of Police TO be
stolen, for which an owner is wanted. The prop
erty can be seen application to the Chief, at his
office. Smith was detained in custody for fur
Their hearing.
CHARGE OF STEALING a HoRsE.-Robert Allen
was arrested yesterday by officer Smith Of the
First Ward, on a charge of stealing pony horse
valued at $780, the property OF Mr.. Albert Sturdi'
want, 100 Cedarst. 1t seems the horse was tied IN
front Of MIR. Sturdivants store, and the accused
very boldly united the animal, drove him Off and
finally stopped him at Mr.. Chamberlains stable for
sale Justice Osborn committed the accused to
prison for trial.
KILLED by A CART-At O'Clock yesterday
William Patterson, while driving dirt cart through
Eighteenth st. near Sixth-av. drove over VIM. j.
Willis child of Samuel Willis, aged l year aud
months, residing at &c Eighteenth-st The child
died within an hour and q half the wheels having
passed over his head. Patterson was arrested,
and held to answer.
AssAULrs-Thomas McCabe and Francis SulIi
van were arrested in the Sixth Ward last night for
assaulting Francis II. Rockwell. conductor Of Har-
lem Railroad car No. 10. Joseph Murray, ia the
Seventeenth Ward, for assault on Patrick Cordy.
Patrick Duffy for assaulting Elizabeth Taylor,
! Third Ward Robert McDermott, assault on officer
| DreynouZ, First Ward.
ACCIDENTS Peter Stephen fell of Pier 10 f. z.
struck his head on log and hurt himself severely.
Taken to Hospital. Patrick Steel fell in tit in
the First Ward, and was taken to the Hospital by
Police Charles Burklewsy fell down the hatch
way of q ship at Pier Is E. II. injuring himself
badly. Taken to the Hospital
LARcENIEs-Henry Pearson was arrested in the
Second Ward for stealing pair of boots worth S.
/ from Mr.. Saunders. Nathaniel Marks was caught
in the Fourteenth Ward for stealing q piece of
meat from John Horam, PSI Mottst.
STREET FIeHrs-Dayid Ferris aud Timothy
Lodge were arrested in the First Ward for fight
ing in the street. John Carmel and Thomis
Owens were arrested in the same Ward for fight.
ing at l45 Greenwich-st
GRAND LARcESY.-John Ready was arrestedin
the Tenth Ward on a charge Of stealing $50 in
money and SIS worth Of clothing from Samuel
Steele Of Westhersield, Conn. on the ls.h ut--
He Yves committed TO answer.
DRIVING WITHOUT LICENSE Samuel Smith
was arrested in the Sixteenth Ward for driving a
carriage without License. Taken 10 the Mayor
Office.
AcclDENT-Yesterday Charles Evert, Il years
old, 10 Ridge.st. fell into the hold OF the new
steamer, foot of Seventh st F.. r. and was 50 badly
injured in the head that his recovery is doubtful
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KILL-Ann Bloom
field was arrested in the Fifth Ward for assault
and attempt to kill her husband, Isaiah Bloomfield.
Committed.
AMERICAN BIBLE SocIErY-The monthly meet
ing Of the Board of Managers was held at the
Societys House, on the 9th inst. Hon Theodore
Frelinghuysen was in the chair, supported by the
Hon. L. Bradsh, Vice President Il was the frst
monthly meeting Of the thrty-hith year of the So.
cietys operations. Seven new auxiliary societies