New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-28

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resisted and would doubtless have conquered ouI
for the fact that she olevery lad in ongt1Gl
nal position By one OF the Surgeons, AMI as qucAy
strapped down to a dssectlngtabe, WnAe 'uo
operation vas performed.
Txorrsrs-Tbe Coroner wascalled on Saturday
70 hold an inquest on the body OF Theodore ar
clav. eced 10. who was killed IN Consequence oil a
spar rolling on bis body. The deceased was play
ing with other bows on lot Of sDars, IN Market
slip. when one gave way and inflicted such Sc
we're injury that be died in a few minutes Inc
Jury OuId verdict IL accordance Win the iAc's'
Found DRowvED-On Saturday, the Goth inst
man was found drowned near Robbins heei
He apueared b be either French or German; nal
on black cloth Goa, with brass buttons st1Pei
ca.mere pants. striped vest coarse linen snirt AMI
drawers, snd boots nearly new lie appeared -
be between 30 and 40 years OF age.
Leg BRoKES.-Patrick Stapleton, in the employ
Of Mr. Robinson Brewer corner Of washington
and Cedar SITS had bis leg broken on Saturday by.
being caught between some casks OF beer, one OF
which rolled with great force against IL. lie was
taken to the Hospital.
Observation-Disclosures Plunket, James Smith AMI
Chas A. Smith were arrested for burglary com
nitted few nights since at $50 Greenwich S.
when propertyto the value Of near $500 was stolen
Part Of it was found
Conference.-The Police last night found the
door Of the Corporation Attorney office unlocked
also that Of the Coroners Office, and that OF the
Supreme Court Chambers. where valuable papers
were exposed ia uniastened drawers
srsPIcioS-A man named John Cogle was ar
rested in the Sixteenth Warl yesterday on sus
pcion OF breaking into the room OF Jane sanders
Thirtv.fith-st near Tenth av. and stealing 500 IL
cash and six silver spoons
g1ABB1NG-This morning at o'clock John Nc
Csrty was arrested in the First w ard for ssbolng
Jobn Donoho in the back with p0cketknle, in
ficting dangerous wound, which was dressed by
DR.. Plat. Held for examination.
BURGLARY.-A fellow named John Wilson broke
into house, l26 Hudson-st about clock Satur
day morning, but something alarming him, he fled
10 The ward and was then caught by officer Titus
and taken to the Police Court.
Young STRASGER.-A male infant, remarkably
Young. was found on Saturday night in the alley at
81 Greene st. by gentleman VINO was attracted
by the boys vociferous squalls. He was sent to
the Aims House.
DIRr.-Compaints having been made of the dirt
cartmen spilliDg their loads in the streets OF the
Fifteenth Ward, one of the offenders was arrested
yesterday and fined e. as an example to the others
RFFUsED.-Wm Riley was arrested for refusing
to give up gold watch it was said he had found in
the streets Riley denied having had such piece
OF luck.
BURGLARY.-Charles aker, alias Frenchey alias
John Smith, and John Drummer were caught in the
Eleventh Ward for breaking into the store of Hy
Brunges and stealing about $40 in change.
A scoUNDREL-One James Mel aughlin was
pulled up on Saturday night in the Eleventh Ward
Tor ferOcous and dangerous assault upon his wife
Drunk when he did it.
THE GENTLE OSEs.-The Police of the -Four
teeAth w ard on Saturday night were obliged to
arrest two or three females for fighting IN the
streets and disturbing the peace.
~ The desperate rain of the past two days
has ouite diminished the amount OF arrests by the
Police. Passions were cooled, and rogues kept
within doors.
Patriotism CooLED.-Wm Quackenbush, Jno.
Smith and Thomas Davis were arrested in the
Thirteenth Ward for firing frecrackers in the
street
STEALING COTTOS.-Charles Thompson and Jno.
Fitzpatrick were caught in the Seventh Ward for
stealing loo lbs. Of cotton from the ship Indiana, at
Macey's wharf
ABASDoSED.-Robert Patterson was arrested in
the Ninth Ward, on Saturday, on a warrant sued
out by his wife Mary who charges him with aban-
doning and refusing to aid in her support.
GRAND LARcESY.-John Philips was arrested
last night in the Sixth Ward on a charge Of steal
inc $50 worth Of clothing from Emanuel JOsephs,
36 Bowery.
CorToS-Mary Snider and four other small girls
Were caught stealing cotton from the wharves, and
sent to the Tembs.
THuF-James Maloney was arrested on Satur-
day night in the First ward for stealing money and
clothing to some value from Michael Field.
SUSPICIOUS fellow by the name of Gordon
was arrested in the First Ward on Saturday morn
ing for Try ing doors with view to burglary
SMALL BUsISEss.-John Deriger and Morgan
Slane were arrested on Friday night for check
grabbing at the Bowery Theater.
No NuMBER.-Barney Tieman was arrested in
the Fourteenth Ward on Friday for driving cart
without a number.
DRowSED.-A man, supposed to have been re-
Gently drowned, was taken from the North River
at Pier No. I, yesterday noon.
EARLY DEPRAyITY.-A boy named Jas. Kelly,
only II years old, found at midnight In the
streets, beastly drunk and soaking wet.
BEolSSISG YoUSG-A lad only IL years old was
arrested in the Eighth Ward yesterday for gam
bling in the street.
OwsER-At the Ninth Ward Station house an
owner is wanted for gold lever watch.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
WEEKLY REPORT OF DEATHS AND ISrER.
mEsrs-Tbe Health Physician furnishes the fol
lowing: Males, Is; females 10; adults, Ito
tai, es From Consumption 6, Commissions ., Group
/. Congestion of Brain l, Dropsy l, Drowned .,