New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-04

Nv ,he north side Of the City 1t appears that the
ohin Andreyy Foster arrived at this port yeater-
5ay brouebt over to this country Catholic Priest,
and that some time during the voyage the ffleas
wns ipsulted by some OF the hands on board OF tne
abin. The Captain had them Immediately brought
mn rond vzae about 70 punish them for theic con,
dpct, wben the priest himself interpoBed, ana
begged that they might be forgiven, On the arr.
val Of the vessel some Of the pass engers In nedi'
ately set the report afoat among the lgnorah.
men that work along the shore and thereupon sney
proceeded in body to the vessel Tor the put ny IN
Of inaictipg punishment on sl the Ptotes'ah.s on
board of he chip The Chief OF Police oeing ~,
formed Of ,be difficulty, proceeded to pier . WIZ"
strong body of Policemen and arresseo s1l 90 ~, ~
four Of the rioters and succeeded Ia oiHPeaSs
remainder During the riot an oncsl VI uno oS the
! and lady left in carriage, %ue "a yyhen thew
Ios =; AIhsnvat they stopped the carnage ana
g. -, tha officer out and beat him severey oe
tnra fhs Police could get word OF IT, OAp. ney
Lns,ing of il Immediately started IN Purgois WIN
posse OF men, ard arrested Gwo VI ' W,,toU I'D
PRont Hopkips, and Assistant Captains FELTON, ana
SpdpJsrssf rendered essential Bervce in suppress.
ine the riot The ship now remains IN charge OF
. .ile pn;ce fCourier and Enquirer.
D1spoNysT CLERK-On Friday last, as q mem
her of the drug firm of Reed Cutler, No SO India
street Boston was purchasing goods nNeW York,
he came across quantity OF qulnIne and opium
which was to be sold at auction The rarity Oh
such goods in an auction store induced quesuon
or two to the auctoneer which led to the discovery
that the goods came from his own store IN boston,
and that the thief was a former clerk, a SCOTCH
man, named David Mckay, who aome short time
previously had been discharged upon suspicion OF
di1honesty. Mckay, at the time the discovery was
made was in New-York. and in sight OF the aucnoh
store go that he was forthwith pointeo OUT W pis
plundered employer and identified. He, however,
waa not then arrested but came back to this city
Yeaterdgy at the Merchants Exchange heading
Room. he was taken into custody by ohcers
| Clamp apt SALTWATER and lodged IN jail Az his
lodging room were found letters from which 1t ap
peared that he had been for some time carrying On
a regular system of pundering his employers
nv substraciing portions of their STOCK and under
| the name OF NICK enzie, dsposing Of it in New
York.
gSw w stated few days since that Or. Bart
lett had accepted the Professorahip of Theory
and the Practice of Nj edicine in she New York Uni
versity. Tbe Journal denied that ne had, and
manifested good degree of indignation that we
ahould notice such an idle rumor. Ii now, how
ever. turns out that our statement was entirely
correct DR. Bartlett has certainly resigned hig
place in the Louisville University, and accepted
one in New York. What we said in regard to the
rumored offer of the Surgical Chair In the New
York School to DR.. Gross, may or may not DO
true But from the extreme constituencies mani
tested by the Dr's friends, we are still hall ln'
| oiped to think that the rumor would not bear In
vestie alton However, it is a matter of no oonse-
quence and the Dr's. friends may have it their
own way. Louisville Courier, 29th ult.
A MOCK AUCTION SWINDLE.--A young manfrom
! Hornersville, Steuben Go. yesterday afternoon
| walked into an auction store in Chasham'st. and
was induced to sell his patent lever watch and ait
erward TO bid upon another, which was represented
! to he gold and which was finally knocked down to
! ~, Cor huf nrOyad 70 be about VhlQA
Bile as the one he sold them. He applied 30 the
Chief Of Police for exemption, but has not as yes
recovered his money.
THE FRENCH RoBBERs.-The three men charged
with an extensive robbery in Paris in the month
of June last were yesterday called up before as
tice Osborne for examination, which was not con-
cluded and will be resumed this morning. ghe
parties will be tried hera for the offense as they
cannot be sent back for the crime OF larceny.
BuRGLARY-About o'clock on Tuesday morn
ing the hardware store OF Nathan d. Blrdsal So
| Chatbam-st. was entered by burglars who forced
| open rear window and stole ST. in money, and
sample pocket knives valued at 800, with which
they escaped. No arrest
| PETTY OFPEEsRs.-Lou isa LewiB So arrested
for stealing $35 from the pocket ofJosiah stearnes,
| in the Fourth Ward.
Marian Rierden, for stealing silver watch, in
| the same locality.
John johnson, Thomas Spencer, Charles John
| son and Patrick Meredith, on suspicion of having
perpetrated robbery in the Ninth Ward.
| CAsuALTIEs-John Williams fell overheard from
a vessel lying at Peckslp, but was rescued by the
| police.
George Ross was brought to the Eleventh Ward
Station House with severe wound on the head
| Dr. Nichols VAS sent for and the wound dreaaed.
k The premises of Mr.. Lille, No. 81 Sixth.
st. were burglariously entered on Monday nigh aud
the house ransacked from top to bottom, The Pc
lice could not ascertain what was taken, az the &C.
cupants were in the country.