New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-26


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The following is an extract from letter received
by Mr.. ColliHs, from Capt Nye Of the Pacific:
LIVERPOOL, Juue8, 1850.
We arrived here very early yesterday morning, after
winter pssssgenine days strong es.eIy winds to COM
mence with-atteDded by unusually heavy cross sea.
cannot find words press my admiration Of the Ship
rs easy =. oo %s1y a1 T1 e aa,
and very heavy hesd sea, the orecssle perfectly dry
FIREs--At O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire
broke out in the store and dwelling 1854 Hudson ST.
corner of King st. The FIRE was very soon putout,
but the upper part of the house was considerably
injured.
AT lOl o'clock last night FIRE occurred in Wa.
ter.st near Montgomery, caused by the bursting OF
a campheDe lamp. A boy about 10 years of age
was badly burned. Not much damage done to the
premises.
IysAEE-John Daily arrested yesterday in
the Seventh Ward, while parading the streets
with a drawn sword. He was committed by JUS
tice Timpson.
STEALING A CoAT.-Joseph MCGEE aud Edward
Tunnel we're arrested last night in the Seventh
Ward for breaking open the chest OF Morris
ton st. and stealing coat.
THE ScousDRELLY Rock BoYs.-These young
desperadoes got up fight at the fire at Lovejoys
Hotel last night, and did their utmost to involve
two of our most esteemed fire companies therein.
By the efforts of the Chief Engineer and Captain
Leonard and his assistants of the Second Ward
Police, the row was stopped; one Henry Wakeley
was arrested.
On THE sLY.-Libby Pugh, found concealed in
the Office of Dr. Childs in Chambers ST. last night
was pulled by the Third Ward officers. Michael
Gillespie was found concealed in the house of X. p.
Purison, 20 Madison ST.
INVITATION TO THIEvEs--The Police OF the
Foutth w ard found open last night, between IL
O'Clock and daylight one hundred and eighty.seven
hall doors and twenty seven cellar doors
TRYING A DooR-Patrck Mccain was arrested
this morning. for endeavoring to force open the door
Of house No. 20 Rooseveltst
A GRADER GRABBED.-John Ferris, said by the
Police 10 be an unmitgated rowdy, went into the
store of John Hoeit, corner OF Avenue d and
Eighth st. at IL o'clock last mis- Int al called Tor
,bilinps worth Of cigars They were handed ont
and he grabbed them and travelled; but Mr.. H.
travelled also, and after smart chase grabbed
Ferris escorted him back to the store and gave
Of both Ferris for petit larceny and Hoeit for
assault al battery.
Ran Roys-Francis Coyle, Thomas Rooney,
James Lennox, Thomas Kelly and James Camp
he'll bows from IL to 10 years old, were arrested In
the Ninth WI ard yesterday, on charge OF stealing
go from Mary Luke, of 64s Greenwlch-st
BIGAMY-Felix Simmons and Ann Murser Hen
". were arrested in the Ninth Ward yesterday,on
charge of bigamy, made by John Harry OF 1872
Sulivanst
p1cKPocKEr WIN. w alIace. n boy, was arrest
A hy officer Clohesey, of the Tenth Ward, yester-
dow for stealing handkerchief from the othcers
rocket while the latter was looking at the M s'nIc
broce ssion at the corner OF AnthonysL anu broad
rsv' Three silk handkerchiefs were found In the
bOy's pockets
sr.pp1yG-John A. Parfare was arrested 10 the
First w ard last night on charge OF staoolng Men
dss Gheneus. Held for examination
Ass.utrs-The following arrests for assault and
| b.tterv are recorded Patrick Foserty assault on
Patrick Keeney. Seventeenth Ward hugn un'
| esnie Va, Mathew O'Flag, Sixth Ward Gather
l me Graham vs. Margaret Muliigan. Sixteenth
| Wu Smith and John Williams VS.. Thomas Mich
1 dson Fourth. James O'Sulvan ION warrant vs.
| Ms o Sullivan, Fifteenth. John scott !on war
L npu vs. Owen Byrnes, First. John marcy vs.
Il Joh, Rare. First Patrick Burus VS.. Michael Mo
l ~, First Frederick Johnson and Granison Da-
Vi. va Patrick Portan, Eighteenth. II ans s. Tel
Esony, Chas Schank, Fourteenth James Barr
1 IA Mary Ann Barr, Fourteenth. Lewis Bakery vs..
l IA n Merrill Ninth all the last mentioned names
being complaints.
LARcEsrEs.-The following arrests for larceny
| are ON record: Thomss McCadden stealing brass.
4 and lane Jobes 4 Jackets in Sixth Ward. Daniel
Lovel, Sixteenth George Frazer, stealing cotton,
Fourth Jonna Pendergist suspected OF stealing
1 tl0 frem Patrick Cream.