New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-17

ed verdict OF Guilty. The prisoner was remanded
until Friday next but IN the me ahtne II tne a.cuseu
will agree to separste from and support ms we IN
respectable manner. the Court intlma.ed tnat SEN
tence will be suspended.
TriaI for Burgiory-Robert Jones, IN
diced for breaking into the dwelling anu gfocefy o
Christopher Rheinhart on 'ne nlshl ol vac s''a ol
Inne last and stealing therefrom property 70 the
vaIue az 5000 Was placed al the bar for trIal The
evidence adduced was oil tle most PoSAlve hd'uit'
and The ury rendered verdict OF Guilty OF Burglary
an the second degree lie " do ieia1o" ''i soe''No
Adjourned for the day.
RAy AWAY FROM HIS FAMILY.-Officer
Wrrnan. of the Ninth Ward, on Tuesday night re-
,nrned from Troy, having IN custody one Alexander
nster who is charged with having, last Fall, abaa-
doned his wife ana family. at present living IN IhIr-
,y-Sixh-st., between Ninth and Tenth avs, without
support He found by the officer at work at
shoemakng IN Troy Justice McGrath committed
hun TO prison for examination
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcRNY.-A young
man named George Harper alias Cornelius Dema-
rest, was yesterday arrested by officer Riley OF the
Fourteenth Ward. charged with having on the l2'h
INST stolen $40 gold coin, the property OF Jacob
Vanpelt, residing at - LewIs-st, while the latter
was q porter house a, the foot OF Rlvlngton-St.
L. X. Harper was seen with his hand in cOmplanants
pocket, and subsequently to the robbery, was 90
served to have gold coin IN his possession He was
held by Justice Mountfor for examination.
ARREST FOR BURGLARY John Boyce,
keeper OF public house al No. 1870 Duane-st., was
Yesterday arrested on a charge OF breaking INTO the
dwelling of Edward Smith, No. I54 Leonard.St.. on
Saturday night last, and stealing therefrom Slb6 in
gold coin and $50 in bank bills On searching the
accused portion OF the stolen money, as identified
by the complainant. was found III his pOsseSsion.-
He was committed to prison for tnal.
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.-A man
named John Jones' alias Provost was yesterday ar
rested on suspicion of stealing quantity of goods
which were found III his possession. The property
consisted of variety OF articles. among which were
two scarlet damask curtains and several books winch
he attempting to pawn at the establishment oi
Mr. jackson in Division.st who supposng them 10
be stolen property had HIM arrested Owners are
wanted at the lower Police Court for the property
INQUIRE of Mr Stewart, Clerk of Police.
Suspicion OF GRAND LARCENY. A man
named Michael McCabe was Yesterday arrested by
Officer Mather of the Second Ward on suspicion o,
stealing number OF hogs from the premises o. Pc
ter Smith of Willlamsburgh. The accused Was
taken 10 that place for trial.
Walter Greayes was arrested by Officer Phillips
OF the Third Ward at an early hour yesterday NOR
ming on suspicion of stealing S3 from Chas Brown
OF No 5s Barclay-sireet. He was held for exiInl-
nation.
ARREsTs.-John Moore, Thos Carlow,
and John Mango, were arrested AT lOs O'CLOCK Oh
Tuesday night, near the premises OF Mr.. T ). Nor
risOn, in Twenty second-st, between Sixth and
Seventh avs under suspicious circumstances On
searching them eight German silver tea spoons, and
blue silk pocket handkerchief, which are supposed
TO be stolen properly, found on their persons
Any person having lost property of this description
VIII further the ends of justice, by calling at the JET
fcrson Police Court and identifying the articles. The
accused are now IN prison
SENTENCE the L. S. District Court
Yesterday, young man named John Parker, charged
with an attempt at revolt, on board the ship Bat-
more was sentenced TO Imprisonment for 10 days.
PICK-PoCKRT.-The Sixth Ward police
arrested one John McCrea, for attempting to pick the
pocket of Charles II. Baker. McCrea was committed.
~ Three men, named John Moore, Tho
mas Carlow and John Mango, were arrested III the
Sixteenth Ward, charged with stealing eight silver
teaspoons from T. S MORRISON. The accused was
held for examination.
10 Patrick Gilhooley was arrested by
The police of the Third Ward, for vending obscene
books. The accused committed for eXamina-
ton by Judge Osborn