New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-22

known some men who, after beng few years con
tractors on railroads wen: home % Iteiahl pos
sessed Of thousands OF dollars Wet WIN 'he '"e"'
and blood Of their country men III, ;,
Mr. Reilly trusted that the Secretary WOW WIZ.
TO all the contractors whose names ana "a NC
could discover though lie knew TINS Woulu Dc CIV
Ng a great deal Of trouble go. .
Mr McGrath sad he would 90 80 anu =, 'ue t'i's
time fen Measure in stating 10 them that ne hdu
waited ON that good priest, the very Kew amer
Mathew. and IN a conversation he had win tndt
emincrt clergyman, he was happy 10 say ra.Iei
Matthew toa him he approved OF the oec's Oh tle
Convention for It was mission hike his own, Tor
the GOOD OF the Irlsh race Tor no matel, Sdiu Tue
GOOD Father, how we are bound by charity 10 love
All reonle vet the welfare OF the lriSn race Is near
&c, 70 nrr hearts Father Mathew also stated that
he would pray for the success ofthe Convention
The Chairman Mr.. Dee. stated that he, too, had
been speaking 10 Father Mathew, when he express
sed the same views as 'hoSe ihehloheU Oy 'io "e'
Mr. McManus stated ,ha, he understood that the
Riaht Reverend Bishop Terreon, who ha1 esIao-
hshed society at Buffalo, with objects similar 70
those ofthe Convention, in this City and he
moved that a Committee Of the Convention De sent
10 wait on him and receive his advice and lnsiruc-
tons az 10 further movements. This MOTION was
carried, after which the meeting Adjourned
A YOUTHFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Bum
stead of the Essex Police Court on Monday arrested
lad ten years of age, son OF Mr.. Joseph Williams,
residing in Hesterst charged with pilfering money
youngster on Friday last, was caught, by ms ather'
in the act of stealing money from bureau drawer IN
the house and having previously caugnt ms son III
similar Depreciation he determined TO punish MN
severely. and accordingly, he fastened cart chah
about his neck and then conveyed hum 10 the ce1af
under the house, when he fastened the chain 10 d
staple in beam OF the floor above. Here he LEFT MN,
intending in about twelve hours TO return and noe-
rate him, but the youngster managed 10 ara" inc
stable which confined him, and to effect an egress
INTO the street through the coal hole tie secreted
himself in the City until yesterday afternoon, when
he was found by the officer with portion OF the
chain about his neck, and the REMAINDER coieu
about his BODY under has clothing. After much oh-
Guilty the chain was broken, and the youngser vas
relieved from the heavy weight which had somewhat
lacerated his neck Justice Mountfor then sent nm
TO the House OF Refuge.
ARREST FOR EMBEzZLEMENT.-Ay young
man named Barnard Tidy was arrestedOn Monday
on charge of stealing money and cigars from ms
EMPLOYER Mr.. Edward Jones, keeper o, pubic
house at No 6G3 Broadway. The accused is SlS-
pected Of having plfered for some time past. lie
was taken before Justice Beakley for disposal
SUSPECTED OF KIDNAPPING. "A female
named Mary Connors arrested on Sunday after
noon by Constable JOsephS, of the Fourth Ward, on
suspicion of having kidnapped and secreted a little
girI nine years OF age, daughter of Richard Crum-
min, Of Ottawa III, formerly from Ireland. 1t
seems the father, when ENGRAVING to TINS country,
let his child at home III the care OF relative, Out
subsequently, sent for her she was placed In charge
Of the accused who arrived with her at this port IN
July last since which time the father, who came to
the City for the purpose of finding his daughter has
been unable TO detect her whereabouts The &C
cused states that she has not her since she land
ed This is believed to be false, and she was COM
united to the Tombs by Justice Osborne.