New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25

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toto hsppy homes reodg and abk 10 pay arss out TO
| blot out forever among US Except a matter o,
| history tie name OF Landlord. Any information
| which am ~ possession OF, will be cheerfully ian
parted by calling me by letter, post paid, al
dressed to George Adam, 278 Eighth av., New YORK.
TARGET EXCURSION OF THE MANHATTAN
HORSE GUARD.-To-day there will be grand para1e
of this corps OF fine fellows They to Harlem
for field and target practice. They chiefly CON.
posed of Manhattan Island mechanics. They VIII
leave the Dry Dock al aoout O'Clock, and go 70
Harlem under the command OF Captain George COOK
We expect rare sport and Sharp shooting VIII De Ihe
orCer OF the DAY.
The Hat Finishers' Union, of No. II
Park row, held their first Anniversary Celebration
on Friday evening, 2ls inst at the spacious hall
ore city over the store Their building beauti-
fully Illuminated and the glorious stars and stripes
were unfurled TO the breeze
The guests assembled at about O'Clock and at
sat down to supper They were happily received
by Mr.. Richards, the President OF the company, and
heartily welcome the festivities of the evening
Immediately after the reception, Mr.. James De-
veau came forward and IN the name OF number
Of gentlen presented the Union with neat and
elegant banner, bearing upon Its surface the en-
blemahc device of the company, accompanied with
the highly significant moitoes-lntegrlty, Industry,
| Harmony. Perseverance. This was feellngly re.
celved by the President, remarkng that II should al
ways be their pride to keep that Banner unturled
and prove themselves worthy of the beautiful mot
| toes thereon Inscribed
Immediately followed the pleasant ceremonies OF
| the table
After supper, the Manager Mr. Freeman. briefly
alluded 10 the causes which led TO their organlza-
tion and also gave cheering account Of the unceas
| ing prosperity of their business. Mr.. Weed. the
Secretary then read letters from Hon. Lewis Cass
Hon. Ambrose c. kingsland, Barnabas Bates Esq,
Amer which the following gentlemen addressed
| the company VIM. IL. Beebe, Esq, Hon. Mike
Walch, Theodore Tomlinson, Esq, Nicholas Carol,
Eco and oil ont, me
| the festivities Of the evening.
4 CouNTRYMAN RoBBED.--An old man
named Ceorge Chandler from Westield, Mass, was
robbed while Mulberry, Walker street, OF his
wallet, cont aiming SIS, by female of bad character
named Ellen Russell. Ii seems the accused met
Chance q III the street and asked him TO accompany
her hOme-he refused but was finally induced by her
10 enter GROCERY where they each drank glass of
Liquor, and thtn sailed out into the street again
| While lntte GROCERY, the woman made herself very
| familiar VITA Chsnd er and unknown to him az the
| time stole his wallet The affair occurred on Sat-
urday evening, and Chandler did not discover his
| loss untll sometime after the woman left him.
Wien he did, however, he immediately called at the
Sixth Ward Police Station and stated the clrcumsan-
| ces describing the woman. Sergeant Martin suppo.
sing from the description he gave OF her, that must
be Ellen Russell, who for some time past has been
noted prostitute in the Sixth Ward and Familiarity
known to the police as "Cock OF the Walk" he pro-
ceeded to her residence Orange street, where he
arrested her. Yesterday morning she was taken
before Justice Osborn ard the cOuntryman being
present he Immediately identified her as the woman
who had ROBBED him. She was then committed to
prison for trlal
ARREST FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERY. WIN.
Glen. German robbed while at GROCERY in
the basement Of the corner Of Leonard and Orange
streets about O'Clock Sunday morning, OF his wal
let, containing SO in bank bills. 1t appears that
when he entered the place no one was present De-
sides the keeper, another man named James SlOy,
anc female named Ann Smith. He had been there
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him, ard after knocking him down, robbed him OF
his wallet and money-they then fled, but were sub
the Sixth Ward. They were taken before Justice
Osborne, and locked up to answer the charge.
ARREST OF BuRGLARs-At an early hour
Sunday morning two blacks named w. ii. Thopp-
son and Philip Hicks were taken into custody by
officer Van 1assell, charged with having short
time since broken into the dwelling OF y T. Levy,
Esq. Ne l07 st Mark's-place, and also that OF Mrs
Jack son in Mott street, and stolen hereirom prop
erty in all amounting to $500. The officer on
searching the blacks found on their persons an ee-
CANT pair of duelliDg pistols, worth nearly s'Oe
which had been stolen from the house OF Mr.. Levy
They %sse taken before justice "0un''0'' '0' OK
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tY An Inquest was Oh Sunday held at the
Eighth Ward Station house. upon the body OF Pa
trick Brenegan native of Ireland, IS years OF age
whose body was found in the water at the FOOT OF
Hammond street, North River. The body Wnen
found almost in state OF nudity, and the jury
rendered a verdict Of death by drowning, 70 which
| they appended "the appearance of the deceased
goes Far TO show that be had been robbed OF his
| clothing either before or after he was dr0w ned
He resided al No. "A Grand street, where he has left
a wife and three small children He had been mis-
| sing from his home since Friday OF last week
| ~ An Inquest was on Sunday held by
Justice Beakley, al the foot OF Barclay street. upon
the body of unknown man, about 80 years oil age,
| found at that dock Sunday morning. The deceased
| aho
! and was dressed In pilot-cloth oyercoai, single
breasted black cloth sack blue cloth vest. dark col
ored pants, two shirts, and boots FROM paper
found in pocket of the coat OF the deceased, his
! name is supposed to be Robert Hicks ms paper
was a certificate Of discharge from the steamship
Niagara, at Liverpool, on the 9th OF OCTOBER last
A verdict of death by drowning was rendered Dy the
Jury.
| DEATH BY APoPLExY-An inquest was
on Sunday held at the house No lOi Leonard street.
| upop the BODY OF Mr. Louis Van Rosenberg, naIlye
! Of Germany IS years OF age, who, while conversing
| with friend about O'Clock on Friday evening a,
! his residence, suddenly seized win apoplexy,
| and died IN a few minutes Mr.. Rosenberg was a
Captain In the Hessian army, and was formerly very
wealthy, but at the time the civil war o5oke gu. IN
his native country, he was oohged 20 nee ana phis
| nroperty was confscated. verdict OF death oy
| apoplexy was rendered by the jury.
FArAL AccIpENr.--On Monday last
James Smith, employed at the sectional dock az lne
foot of Clinton street, East River, while engaged In
| connecting some machinery was caughi III lhe cog
| wheels and before he could be rescued was mucn
Injured and died on Friday night IN consequence Vi
| hls injuries An inquest was held on the body py
! Alderman Morgans. The deceased was a native OF
| Ireland, 81 years Of age.
Arrest FOR BURGLARY.-A man named
| tohr Gov was arrested at O'Clock, Sunday morn
| ing by officer Monroe of the 18th ward, cnaigeu
| with breaking into the Blacksmith sshop OF nomas
Murray corner of Twenty-second-street ana niiu-
| The accused taken before Justice McIrath LOT
examination.
CHARGE OF CONTRIBUTING ncer
Johns OF the First Ward, arrested on Saturday even
| inc man named Louis O'Davis, on charge OF pas
sing a counterfeit $40 bank bill TO Anna Haila, re-