New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-16

manifestlng their appreciation Of nv feeble efforts in
endeavoring 10 the noble ship and the valuable
! hives of the passengers and crew intr,lsted to nv
care Words cannot express the feelings entertain
al this mark OF approval OF my conduct IN that
10 be forgotten calamity. shall never read the In
scrp,ion, look at the striking designs of the lost
steamer and ship DevOnshire, without thinking OF
| her noble commander and crew, coming 10 our aid
the boats plying 10 and from us on that memorable
cay. and at the last moment, when went below and
found the water had increased so much during the
! tine of saving the passengers, then | saw what
danger we had escaped. Judge yourselves what my
feelings then were-they can be imagined but not
dt scrbed
need not say what feelings of gratitude this mark
OF benevoence and Kindness will create IN me to-
ward all those who have participated in It. and what
inward satisfaction VIII enjoy when the scenes OF
that dis astrous day arse in my mind.
remain gentlemen, respectfully yours,
p n PAuLsEN.
The following testimonials have been presentedto TO
| the two captains:
Nscription on the Speaking Trumpet for Capt H0rev
Presented to Capt. Henry X. Hovey OF the ship
Devonshre by some Of the cabin passengers of the
steamer Helena Sloman, and others, as a token OF
their esteem, for saving the passengers and crew of
the said steamer while N sinking condition. on the
2Sth November. ls50.'
Tnscripton on the Silrer Pitcher for capt Pauisea.
Presented to Capt p n Pausen, late OF the
steamer Helena sloman, by some of the cabin pas
sengers of sand ship and others. token OF their
esteem for his exertiOns IN putting hls passengers
and crew on board snip DevOnshlre while his own
ship in a sinking condition, on the 2oth Noyen-
ber 1880"
TEMPERATE CONGREGATIoN.-Dr. lying
of this City IS reported have stated lately that of
the six hundred members of his (St. Georges
Church, he did not know single person who either
drank liquor or offered it to others and he never
saw in any Of their dwellings any Of the parapher-
MALTA of liquor drinking.
A
Yesterday morning an attempt was made by three
burglars TO enter the house of Mr.. Jameson III
Fourttst by prying open the shutter OF one OF the
back basement windows The family however were
fortunately awakened by the noise the burglars made
and immediately called the watch. The fellows then
fed. Officers Mcpherson and Collum were soon on
the spot, and arrested man calling himself William
Jones, whom they found coming from gate OF me
house corner of Charles and Fourth SITS few doors
above the house Of Mr.. Jameson. Jones IS suspected
of being Of the three concerned IN the attempted
burglary. He was held for examination.
THE CoLoRED PREACHER AGAIN.-1es-
terday gold and silver watch, together valued at
SIS, was obtained from Simpson, the pawnoroker oy
means Of pawn ticket found In possession OF Da-
Wis, the colOred Clergyman, VINO was arrested le"
days since. These watches he had pawned at Mr.
Simpsons and they yesterday identified as the
property of Mr.. Julien Dross, of 2l6 Wllam-st.,
| from whom the fellow, 1t is alleged. stole them,
while in his store under pretense of purchasing Jew
ery.
SUDDEN DEATH.-An inquest was yes
terday held at the house No. SO Fulton-st upon the
body of Hester Smith, (colored) a native OF New
York 40 years of age, who died suddenly on Monday
last shortly after retiring to rest 'erdlct-death by
| apoplexy.
DIsORDERLY CoNDUCT.-Oficers Oat and
Richardson of the Nineteenth Ward, on Monday
| night arrested two young men named James Drake
and John Reich Of the Rock Boys" gang on a
II eating house
mill, cor Of Forty and Eeventh-avcnue
where after eating and drinking to their satisfaction
II is alleged they refused TO pay for their refresh
ments and broke the bar fixtures, &c, beside threat
ening the life of Mr. H. They were held for exam
| animation
Coup DE SoLIEL.-An inquest was held
yesterday at the Bellevue Hospital upon the body
| Of Daniel McGarry, native of Ireland, % years
Of age who while IN Thirty ynlnlh-St. near Fltth-av
received stroke Of the sun and died while being
taken to the Hospital verdict to this effect was
rendered by the jury.
GRAND LARCENY.-Two men, named
! David Carrigan and David Murphy, were yesterday
arrested on suspicion OF having stolen boat, valued
| al $25 the property of VIM. 5. Cheney. They were
| held for examination
~ Benjamin Saguire, a young man OF
industrious habits, who has been employed for the
last few years board the steamboat running be-
| tween NeW-l 0rk and MATCH lSldll1 ltll 0ftGB0afa
! from the Syph, on Sunday night, when OF Govern
| or's Island, and was drowned Mr. l.. was 81 years
| of age.
| Court of General Sessions TUESDAY, July l5
| Before Judge Bebee and Aldermen Cook and Miller.
Trin for Grand Larceny.-Albert Selig
was placed on trial on charge OF Grand Larceny IN
stealing from the dwelling OF Alex r. klmlln, No.
1872 First-av., the night of the 4th of December
last male and female wearing apparel, Jewelry, &c,
| TO the value OF $500. Officer Wilson OF the l4th
Ward testified TO having arrested Selg few days
!
found IN his room at No. pa Walker-St, portion OF
the stolen property. The jury convicted the prison.
er and the Court sentenced HIM to the State Prison
| for three years and SIX months.
Another. .-Jo Ohm kenner and Mary Ken
| ner were tried on a charge OF Grand Larceny, IN
having the month of April last, stolen Jewelry to
| the value of $50 from the house of Harmon +.
| AhernS No 330 Third-St. The female prisoner was,
at the time of the larceny servant IN the family OF
| the complainant and, as the evidence showed, was
induced BY her husband TO steal the Jewelry. Under
these circumstances the woman was acquitted OF the
| charge. and her husband as no evidence was adj
duced showing that the property ali taken al one
time, was found guilty OF petit larceny and sentenced
| to the Penl.entiary for SIX months.
| Another. Antoine Carrier and Chas. Du-
mon, were tired on an indictment charging them with
having on the night OF the 5th OF June last stolen 2iO
dressed plank valued at 500 from the lunber-yard OF
John J. Taman, at the foot OF Twenty -iith-st, NR
| Carrier was convicted and sentenced to the State
| Prison for five years. His companion was acquitted
| on this charge but held for trial on another.
| Clark and Brorn, indicted for causing
| the death of George T. Gillespie, officer OF the
! Fourth Ward and Ellen Doyle indicted for causing
the death of Catharine Sullivan, BY striking her on
the head with iron pot, were brought before me
Court and passed to the Court OF Oyer and Ter
| miner for trial III September next. Adjourned Tor
| the day.
BROOKLYN ITEMS.