New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-25

have broken tie pledge, TO come and join thirty
have cone so and are delighted Win the glorious
prosper of once more BENG IT, ron se ien.a
who hsy e lately loined Will address the al lien
The friends Of the cause are invited to attend.
VIZ. G. HALL, Cha.rman
NrB1o's.-This evening choice novelty
is 10 be given BY the Ravel Family. As it has been
in rehearsal for two months II viii be doubtless
effective and attractive affair
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term BE
fore Judge Edmonds-Georgs ". Gardner agt. Ann
Eliza Garasnv-On motion Of Counsel for plaintiff
sent back for re. hearing.
Hllh0n ID. Hamilton agt. CyHfhlG 4. H1niitDa.-
Order Of reference.
Narpa Lo,asa Doqadi agt. William Donet,.-Case
submitted for decree.
L. s. MARsHALs OFFICE.-CaSe Of r.
ieg--Thls young man, Ii Will be recoilected, was
discharged from enlistment, by Judge DAILY, on Fri
day, the testimony OF ms sister that he Is no; ?
years of age, and lmm6 dlatoy arrested by Deputy
Marshal, on warrant. on charge preferred By the
L. 5. military officers, OF obtaining subsistence and
clothing by false pIetenses. He Is shh IN custody
Quite scene took place between hin and his SIS
sister Saturday. John has lmbbed an idea, by
some means, that he Will be sent to States Prison
for long term OF years on the charge Of false pre-
lenses and he says, rather than that. he would pre-
fer 70 be shot He wishes TO 90 back to his enlist
ment and declares that he actually D. he stated
while the sister AYERS otherwise She asked MN
what VIII poor mother say abOutltl" Hereproached
her. Ia turn, With wanting 20 get him INTO the safes
Prison. The officer at the rendezvous refused 10
take hin back and release the charge OF false pre-
lenses unless the sister went before the Surrogate
got out letters Of guardianship for him. and formally
e1ve her consent 10 the enlistment This she con-
sented do rather than that he should 20 20 prison
But John, on beng asked by the Surrogate how OLD
he was declared he p and this OF course.
stopped the letter Of guardianship Some arrange,
menl VIII probably be made to-day Dy winch ne VIII
go back TO his enlistment
ACCIDENT FROM SPIRIT-GAs.-A spirit
gas lamp IN the Confectionery Of Mr.. Strawllng No
81 Duane-st exploded, scattering ITS blazing con,
tents over the neck and arms of a woman named
Caharne German, burning her IN a serious manner
The room took fire, but the flames were soon extln-
guished by officer McDermott, who was promptly on
the spot.
ARREST OF You've BURGLARS Two
boys, named John Mufligan and John Anderson,
were yesterday arrested for burglary IN forcing an
entrance into the house No IS l. asst Twenty.f0urth-
ST. occupied by d. Arson Pratt, Esq, whose family
are in the country The rascas were discovered IN
the house by Sergt. Wallace of the Eighteenth
Ward. who chased them 10 the top OF the house,
where they were compelled to surrender hatch
et aud large knife were found IN their possession
Justice McGrath locked them up to answer me
charge.
Arrest FOR GRAND ENY.-Captaln
Loyett of the Ninth Ward Police, yesterday ar.
rested George Williams, alias David Hulse charged
with stealing gold watch and chain. together with
breast pin and twoIIngs, valued IN all at $50. the
property Of Miss Mary Todd, residing at No % East
Twenteth.st The watch and chain were found on
the person OF the accused, and the REMAINDER Oh the
properly at a jewelers., IN the BoWery. Williams
committed 10 prison Dy Jusuct McNIdlni iof
trlal.
BURGLARY AND GRAND LARCENY A
Frenchman, named Constant Dubois, was arrested
L., Gafrr mar charged breaking
INTO the store of Chas Stephenson No. l4l Fulton
ST. and stealing therefrom SIS IN cents two silver
watches, and gold and silver cham. valued IN all
at $50 The property was found IN his possession
and he was committed TO prison in default OF $l,oO0
bail, to answer the charge
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARCENY.-A man
named Matthew Craney was on Saturday evening
taken into custody, on Suspicion OF having stolen
time since lot OF silver spoons from the house
of Mrs Maria Earl, No. a. Bond.St The spoons he
offered for sale Saturday evening AT the store OF
Mr.. Benedict leweer. of No. go BOwery, when ne
was detained. The spoons identified by Mrs
Earl, and the accused was committed Tor exami'
nation.
ARREST or DEsERTER.-A young man.
or lad, named Giuseppe Arbolo, was arrested, on
warrant by Deputy Marshal Racklewitz claimed
by the Slcihan Consul, under treaty, as de>eTteI
from the SIclhan brig Hcrrara tortez, lying IN the
harbor, and an examination had before Commls-
sioner BRIGHAM He was shown TO have belonged
to the vessel and acknowledged 10 nave ueScittu
saving he had nothing against the Captain, but the
steward continually treated HIM badly committed
to be returned TO the vessel
INJURED WHILE BLAsTING.-Daniel Sulll-
van while engaged IN blasting rocks One hun
drcd and Seventy hfih-Sreet near the High bridge
was seriously injured by the premature discharge OF
blast. His face and arms were dreddiully burned
ana bruised 4 man by the name of Kelly IN whose
employ tie injured man Was paid no attention TO
HIM after the accident, but leit HIM 10 get to the 'iy
Hospital a. best he could.
BRouGHT BACK.-Our readers will recol-
lect the circumstance Of the robbery committed a
short time ago at Mrs Boen'S IN York street. Jer
SCy CITY, by one OF her boardeTs, named Albert
Raw and who was subsequently heard from Al
WeedspoIt, Cayuga Co, y. \ Oihcer Champne}
lett here ior the offender Monday last aud re-
turned on Saturday night with Rawson and lodged
| Inn IN Jail.
| ACCIDENT FROM CAMPHENE. -Mary Oil
len, residing at No. 81 Duane-sireet, while IN the
act of re6lhng lighted camphene lamp at II o'clock
on Saturday night, seriously burned by the ex-
| plosion of the lamp another female who was near
| al the time also much burned
FATAL AcCIDENT.-At an early hour on
| Saturday morning man named Jonathan Carroll,
who resided at No. lis Anthony-st. arose from has
! bed. not knowing what he Was dong, and proceeded
through garnet To- the roof Of the house, where he
fell to the ground distance OF about 81 feet break
lng poth arms ana TacluIlls Ms SAuI pt>lut itVtN
ing other terrible injuries. He was picked up and
conveyed 10 the City Hospital, where he died from
his wounds. The Coroner viii hold an inquest.
FATAL RAILROAD OCCURRENCR.-Ab0u
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon a man, whose name
could not be asceriained. run over al Bingham.
ton by a train Of the New-lor and Ere Railroad
cars and ~ terribly mangled that he died III few
MINUTES afterward II Is sand the deceased had suf
hcieu warning OF the approach OF the ears, but re-
fused 10 leave the spot and before he could be res
cued the train passed over his body Many suppose
that the deceased tired of hfe and adopted this
mode Of ending miserable existence. His body
was taken IN charge by the attaches of the road, for
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