New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

4 rcCoNe0
wuTsD, received from Controller, on account Of
Payments by superintendent Out Door Poor. 1913 10
l Work House.----.-- lU %
Peceip,s from suadry Institutions 1859 OF
Balance Bank October 81, 3s3o on
| So 985 %
PAYMENTS for Snn6ry Bills 1886 6i
to supsrin,e ndent Of o. d p.---------- 5000 90
Balance In Bark November a. 1854 1894 %
s62 $50 %
WORK HOUSE BUILDING ACCOUNT.
Total received from Controller so 900 % am
Expended IN November $500 ~
previously ----------.----- 3otlo 61
Balance. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4.312 81
! SO 900 20 $4,000 W
CRUxL.-WOmeD sitting on the pave
Iments and steps in our City, thermometer down to
sir above zero, holding little infants with their bare
feet exposed, in order to excite sympathy. Ought
not the Police to take them off at to the Aims
House
The LATE CASE OF ARSON IN BROADWAY
ARREST or BRANT.-Yesterday morning, at an
early hour John Brant. late clerk IN the store OF
4 MIR GRANDCHILDREN, No SO Broadway VINO Is charged
With arson IN a,.smppg TO set set, e to the store on
ford-st by Assistant Capt. Garrett Sergeant Martin
and Officer Kvelin OF the sixth Ward Police, after
making most desperate attempt to escape by seal
Ing fences, &c. The officers making the arrest were
out all night and deserving OF much credit IN the
1 manner in which 1t was effected. The accused was
4 taken before Justice Osborn where further exam
nation into the matter will be instituted Mr. Bran
denbefgeI is still under arrest.
m regard to the arrest Of Mr.. Braa1enberger, we
are informed that Officer Charles McDougal, Of the
First Ward made the arrest
} HARLEM RAILROAD COLLISION. On Tues
day. al q p. NJ the New-Haven freight train from
New-York was run into by Tram rom "mlc
Plains at the junction oithe double ana sls t,acks
at the Mott Haven station. Ine switchman mad pre-
yiously hoisted the signal 10 the White fIalns tram
: TO stop which being UNDECIDED. the trans met on
the westcbester side OF the bridge me curves az
this spot are very short ana the trans had scarcely
time TO slackea speed before NE cOllislOh the
xwitchmsn, seeing the collision lneVitdo;e, turner
4 the switch ofthe single track on one sue, Will
probably prevented serious cstastcophe the engine
Struck sideways, breaking the cpw-cachers anu the
platform OF one OF the cars. The New Haven en-,
sine could no, be got upon the track 'or several
hours, obstiuct,ng the passage of all the trains up
and down, which rapidly accumulated
Fires - "Wednesday afternoon ire
brokow IN the dwelling corner OF Delaney ana
4 Iudlow-sts. occupied by John I Barnum, occa-
| stoned by defect in the chimney Inc names were
4 extingulshed before much damage occurred
Wednesday night about ~ o'clock hre occurred
IN the frame building, occupied AS store ana uMei
Ing I'm Diyis,on-st ear Norfolk. II was soon exun-
I sulshed Damage tTihng No alarms were given oy
| the ERE bells throughout the City
The Ere bells ,ang false alarm "Wednesday night
at II O'Clock
Tur Arson CASE-Early Yesterday
I morning John Il. Brant clerk IN the store OF Mr.
/ Brancenbereer. No 80 Broadway, VINO IS charged oy
| Mt b. with having fred his store on Monosy nlsn
last was arrested at Bedford L. by Capt. Garrett,
Sergeant Martin aud officer ketlin, AL OF the SKIN
| Ward Police. who have been on me wS'cn ior nun
for,Aree entire nights As soon as the ohcers ascer
tanned the place OF his conceal ncut they repaired 10
the house and one of them went IN. white the oIheIs
kept watch outside. Brant soon IN de ms appearance
ard recognizing the officer bounced Ike deer 'oi
Soyl a HI. mo "A
sprsng over several fences before he was captured
! He was taken before Justice Osoonc aud comnr,ed
10 await an examination, "h'cn WIZ % heLu taS
8 morning ii III O'Clock. The store and IT'S contents
al the desire Of the insurance Companies has been
Paotdm charge OF Capt, Garrett
FouND DEAD man named William
] Moore was found dead YESTERDAY morning IN one OF
the COW stables IN Thlrty-nlnth-st near renth-ay.
He was OF very Incorporate habits, aud 1t Is sup
posed that he died from intemperance and exposure
hehaa neither family nor home. An inquest Will be
held on the BODY this forenoon.
u TpREs SAILORS NEARLY FROZEN To
DIrrA.- Three sailors. belonging 10 the ship HURT
cane were last night ordered oy the Captain 20 fur
she moons SAIL and top gallant sail Inc cold ~ the
Eme beng very severe they we've muca most often
ABOUT their feet and hands aud that SO severely that
! Ie Captain deemed II prudent 10 send them 10 the
New'Yerk Hospital. The names OF the men are
John Brown, Elias Gardner and George wilson
I '"e SUPP WAS laying OUT IN tue No'h NA'e''
HARLEM RAILROAD ACADEMIA st
scsock las, evening, as the O'Clock freight Uslh
Vas coming down and when near Thlrty-second-sI (,
vAs OF The freight masters, named Robert DAVIS, Ell,
eesvofed 10 jump on the steps for The purpose OF
correcting tickets OF the baggage master, wnen ne
Sipped ard fell across the track, the cars passing
WV 10th legs, causing compound fracture. lie
"Sconveyed 20 the NewloIk Hospital
ARREST or SHOP. LIFTER.-A young
wrse named Mar Arm Mclean. arrested on
eoneslay for stealing gold nngs FROM the JewsfJ-
ssn Eward II. DOmnick, No z9s Srantst sue en-,
80 ns s'eie under preterse Of making p1'chas@ aud
rsseaA a opportunity stole the rings snd tlea iets,
eassM with ,hem her possession. Justice MouR'ors
'acensd aer for tral
{ RanRoAD ACCIDENT. The Milk Train
.@ of the Erie Railroad track near Turner's on
selcs, night The accident delayed other trains,
W. Wednesday no freight boat arrived al this CITY
,Suc not hear of any serious damage oems sus-
,oaASD LARCENY Eliza MahOD, ser
SaNe employ Of Mr. H. Rover, of No. las kidr,ege.
vss srroied Wednesday. charged with stealing SO
n W. svey and Wearing a pa 81 from ths hsase "
Nh2ayet She confessed her guilt, ana locked up
Aooaticrt for trial.
Asstsr FOR GRAND LARcESY.-A man
WI DAVID Gale was ON Wednesday arrested. chuged
nssS about $40 worth OF butter from the store Of
q xDstae, grocer. Of No {ss Eishth-sv. he was
sSssoes Blsaklsy fcs exaniaas,sa-