New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-04

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GRAND LARCENIEs.--On John Mc(iarvey
was Yesterday arrested on charge OF stealing gold
watch valued a, $40. TIE arrest was made by officer
! Bennett Of the Eighteenth Ward and the accused
was taken before Justice McGrdh, who held him TO
await examination.
VIM Thompson was arrested at a late hour on
Wednesday night by officer Lord of the Sixth Ward,
on suspicion of stealing Sll3 The accused was Ia
ken to the Station House, where he was recognized
well known TO the Police authorities, but no
evidence appearing against him, lie was discharged
AMERICAN PIANO-FoRTE COMPANY.-We
call the attention OF our readers to the published
minutes Of the first meeting OF the above Company.
DEATH CAUSED BY STROKE or THE
SUN-Jeremiah Koher native of Germany, 80
years of age. who was taken TO the Hospital IN
feeble state the ls INST. caused by stroke of the
sum- died yesterday from its effects. An inquest was
held yesterday by the Coroner, and verdict to TINS
effect was rendered.
A FouNDLING- Between II and
O'Clock yesterday morning, colored woman re-
siding In the rear of No 12 Essexst.. found IN the
alley Of her premises basket containing colored
female infant well clad note was appended TO
the basket, which reads as follows
BROOKLYN July 1871
G. D. MORSE Here is present for you-take good Gaze
The wife and family Of Morse twho IS now at sea-
live at the place at which the child was found The
request OF the person that found II, permitted her
to adopt II as her OWL.
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs-Eiias Ben
son. Pole. doing business at 20 Catharlne-st., was
Yesterday arrested by officer CrOSsam OF the sixth
Ward. charged with, knowingly receiving lot OF
lace ties for shoes, which had been stolen from the
store Of Sylvester Cabill of Broadway, by lad -
wears of age, named Sgmund Larsch, VINO was IN
the employ OF Mr.. Cahill The ties he sold to Ben
son for much less than their value. and was request
no Vha
before Justice Lothrop and committed for tri,h.
Suspicion OF GRAND LARcENy.-Wm.
Nance. Daniel Multey and Daniel Cargan, all
boys were yesterday arrested on suspicion OF having
stolen seyenty-fve gold sovereign from an IRISH
man. whose name was not aScertalned 1t appears
that the complainant who had Just arrived IRON me
far West, becoming somewhat intoxicated had lald
down to sleep IN the vicinity Of Fulton market and
while there ms pocket was Thed OF his money jus
tee Loihrop committed the boys to prison for ex
animation.
THROWN FROM CART.-James Conner,
a carman, residing in slxteenth-st. while returning
home Wednesday evening. was thrown from his
cart and badly cut upon the head, IN consequence OF
being run against by stage when IN the Bowery
near BrOome-st. He was picked up by the police ana
taken TO the drug store of Dr. Jackson where his
wounds were dressed after which he was conveyed
TO his residence
ArTEMp1 AT HIGHWAY RoBBERy-A
man named Patrick Burk was arrested at ,! o'clock
Yesterday morning. charged with aSSaultng with IN
tent TO rob John Green while III Broadway, near the
corner of Liberty-st. The accused, ii is stated drew
| a dirk and threatened to use 1t upon Greenit he
| made any resistance. The arrest was made on the
| spot by officer Miller of the First Ward. BuTk was
taken before Justice Lothrop and committed for ex-
| animation
DEATH OF MRS. CVLEnnss. No GRO oalloa
upon this morning to record the death of Mrs lielty
| Coleman, the rect of the late William Coleman,
the founder and for the first twenty-five years OF ITS
existence, the principal editor OF this paper Mrs.
Coleman was the daughter OF DR.. Havlland, a sur
&c IN the revolutionary army, WHO dleu from eA-
posure during the severe winter, when Washington
was at Valley Forge. She was "A noted beHe in her
earlier days, and retained me most vVi9 10 reine-
BUR- and other distinguished men, with whom she
maintained an intimate acquaintance. Among her
papers are copious collections of letters, sonnets,
valentines epgramS, &c, addreSsedto heryOuh ana
beauty by the wits and gallants OF our prlmltNe
times-some of them only known 10 their posteriy
now, by their heroic achievements as warriors OF
statesmen Ii Is TO be regretted that her reminiscent
ces were never committed to paper, as they would
have furnished many entertaining and instructive
incidents.
in the Saith wear OF her age During her Wldowh00d,
She had lived In great secluslon, but had endeared
herself TO an extensive circle OF friends Dy her anna
bty and kindness, and 10 her immediate family, Dy
a constant and unstinted beneyOlencc She had re-
sided this City nearly all her life, and tor the last
fifty wears in the same house III Hudson-s-now sur
rounded by the noise and hustle OF business but When
il was first occupied, was all arlStocratc residence
| quite out of town. The funeral VIII take place on
SATURDAY. Evening Post, yesterday.
| BOARD OF EDUCATION.-E. t.. Benedict
| Esq, President, IN the Char.
Applications of school officers OF Fifteenth, Eghth
and Ninth Wards, for appropriations 10 make certain
alterations and repairs IN school houses. Referred
| The Commissioner of the Nineteenth ward pre-
sented plans of new school house TO be erected at
the corner OF Flfty-fr st. and Lexngtonav. IN lieu
OF the built IN Lexington-av. about eight years
| ago. which is to be removed Referred.
Report in favor of approprating SOIL 49, TO FUR
nish and III up and for extra expenses III new school
| house o., Aen-st., Tenth Ward. Adopted
Also an appropriation of 5000 for alterations, &c
| in school house IA, in the First Ward. Adopted:
| Mr.. Murphy, from the Committee, announced the
passage of an Act by the Legislature consolidating
the various Acts as 10 Common schools In TINS ilty
! as peuIOned for by the Board
On q resolution of Mr. Purser, Committee was
| authorized TO draw up blank forms OF speclhcauoh
and contracts, as 10 have uniformity III the var
| Gus Wards
resolution was adopted that the Controller de-
| posi-; with the Chamberlain by the 3Oth OF july one
third of the annual apportlonment OF school money
Mr. Purser offered resolution that unless the mat
ter is provided for In the new law that the ACT De so
amended 10 prohibit all school officers from being
pecunarly interested IN purchases made or for WORK
| and labor done for Common Schools, &c. Adopted
Adjourned TO Wednesday, 10th INST
ADVERTISEMENT
10 An OPERA GLASS was left IN an East
Broadway stage at the Battery last evening. Ten dol
lars reward will be given to any one who viii leave
| II at SanderSons College Hotel.
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