New-York daily tribune., 1851-09-24
ARREST FOR GRAND LARcENY.-A Young

Nt<FfT-TlF
by Capt. O'Bnen Of the Fourteenth Ward police
CharEed with stealing a hand-csr. containing dry
goods 10 the value of $239 IS. II appears that fso
gentlemen, the one living N Canai anc the other N
Cener-sts. had purchased olS Of goods to the above
named amount, Of Van Wyck & Brothers auctor-
dong business - the coruerof Exchange Place
and Nllham-,t and John Mcdonald. a public por-
ter. living AZ No s. WashlngtOn-st. hat been en-
pOycd 70 take the goods 70 the residence of The pur
chasers TINS be started To do Out when on the COZ
ner OF Canal and Center stS he eii hs at 'or the
purpose OF making some inquiries relative 20 where
the purchasers lived and on his return his cart anu
gooCs were found missing. search for the thief
was immediately instituted, when he was found al
the corner Of Center and Hester sts. When dis
covered he attempted to escape. but arrested BY
McDonald and passed to the custody Of the Of
fceT above named. who took him before Justice
Mountiort. He was committed to prison for exam
nation.
BURSTING or CAMPHESE LAMP.-Last
evening. about o'clock, IS some persons emDlcyed
IN the upperpart Of the brick building corner of Fgl-
ton and God-Sts were filing lamp with unphene.
the gas suddenly exploded. scattering the huli about
the room. The window beng open, the lamp was
thrown out and accidentally iell INTO the paint SHOP
IN the basement, giving rise to the alarm. The ire
men were out IN large numbers Ibut their assistance
was not required, as the flames were eXtingulshed.
before any damage occurred, with a few palls OF
water.
Recovery OF STOLEN GoeDs.-Captain
Brown. OF the First District Police. has recovered
desk containing many valuable papers, being pOr-
ton Of the property stolen from the Franklin House,
Bridgeport. BY John Ridham. arrested last Sunday.
1t found at the prisoners lodgings. Capt Brown
will escort nun back to Connecticut to-day.
Court CMENDAR-This Day-CIRcUIr
CoURTNos sl3 6l9 62l 6l5 6o5 6o, 623 SGT s2S s29,
$50, e3l. 632, 633 63i.
THE Mystic CRoss-that most laughable
panomlne-will be presented both this afternoon and
evening, at Banums Museum, by the Martinetn
Family, the last time but two OF their appearance.
Go early and take your children to laugh
FIRE.-Last night at o'clock a fire
broke out IN the basement of dwelling house IN
Houston-st., two doors from Forsyth The fire.
men were quickly the ground and soon extin-
gulshed the flames. Damage about S25.
ANOTHER CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY
Officer sheridan. of the Fourth Ward, yesterday
arrested man named Charles Johnson, charged
with stealing Sl25 from VIM Gibson. residing IN that
Ward The accused was committed 10 prison by
Justice Osborne, for examination
TIE LATE ROBBERY IN THE ELEVENTH
WARD-Noses Stine, The young man who was ar
rested on Monday last, charged with stealing gold
and silver watches, and SI20 IN money, from the
trunk Of Joseph Stern at No. l97 Houston-st and
aiterw ards setting fire to the trunk yesterday con
fesSed his guilt ana gave information TO The Ponce
relative TO the place Of concealment of the property
His statement proved 20 be true As the property was
found N the premises Of man residing IN Colun-
blast, who was also arrested on charge OF receiy-
ing stolen goods He was committed 70 prison by
Justice Mountfort for examination
ARREST FOR KEEPING DlsORDERLY
H0usE.-John DelIhunty, keeper of public house
al No 30J WcStst., and John smith. his clerk were
arrested Yesterday afternoon BY officers Stage and
Bosar Of the With Ward, on complaint OF John
Mound and Thomas j. Nldlner, police officers Of the
With Ward, who charge the accused with beng
ioiOus and dlsOIdeTly persons, and with keeping
house Of that character, the resort OF minors and
other persons. and also OF thieves house '~eie
tipping. QganelLg and lighting, are OF almost nightly
occurrence and wkeIe the proprietor Is constantly
IN the habit ot violating the law which oroldS the
selling OF liquor without license. The accused were
taken before Justice Bleakley and committed to pr-
son for examination.
ARREST FOR HIGHWAY ROBBERy.-A man
named John Flattery arrested at a late hour on
Monday night, charged with aSSaultlng Charles
Williams an officer of the First Ward Police, IN
Washlngton-st and taking from his pocket silver
watch II appears that Nlr Williams while passing
through Washlngien-si, observed the prisoner Gre
atng disturbance and eNpostulaed with MN, "hen
the latter struck hlm violent blow, ana succeeced
! seizing his watch chain, which he drew with hiS
watch from his pocket. and was making ms escape
when Officer Hill overlook him and locked HIM up Ia
the StatlOnhouse for the night In the morning he
was taken before Justice OSBORNE and committed TO
prison for trial. Flatery resides at the corner Of
Carlisle and West SIS. and about % years OF age
ARREST or PEDDLER FOR LARCENY. -
man named James smith, a pettler OF German
silver spoons, yesterday arrested BY officer lid
yens ofthe Sixteenth Ward, charged with stealing
coat and pan of pan falcons from The house OF Nj
Henry Lvon, No. l73 West Seyenteenth-st., where
he called under pretense OF selling MS wares lie
was taken 10 the StstlOnhOuSe and searched AMI a
considerable amount of property, which Is supposed
I.... hoo toll A. fDllUt
his person.
ARREST FOR PASSING COUNTERFEIT Mon
EY-Oficer Adams of the Fifth Ward yesterday ar
rested young man named Henry Raymond on a
charge OF passing counterfeit money 10 Nj. ! H.
Townsend, a grocer, residing IN the Fifth Ward
The accused was held for examination.
lADvRRTIsEMENTl
The WESTERN FARM AND VILLAGE As
>oBIArIoN 1t VIII be by reference to their ldger
sement under the head Of Special Notices IN to-days
IbRe that tins Association have changed their place %
meeting To the MECHANICS INSTITUTE Rooms, u Bowe
~ where they whl hereafter hold their regular Wetnes-
Jay evening meetings.
lADvERrIEMENT.l
tV The most noted depot for every yarl-
ETY. Of ofbeautdul fall goodsor ,ks, caicoes nantilas
and al that the most au iu person may desire ap-
years be at present at No 28 Grand street ~ hs su-
perh establishment may be the hnest descriptions Of
goods offered 1t astnishng cheap that any pei
unacquaInted with she vast resources u Messrs
NJ r ToWLE and theIr facilities for obtaining goods
would suuuo.e selling such pnCes must be abs e
" rIluouS Columbian Hal No. 2Sl Grand street. ~eii
known 10 the ladies generally the superior quality aud
chearnes the goods there offered for sale and the
ent stock vii We with any they have had
lADvERTsEMENTl J
GREAT STATE FAIR-On entering the