New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-07

way, much 70 the annoyance OF the family, and also
to persons visiting the saloon from whom they we're
constantly In the habit of soliciting aims. The
grown-up beggars usually had little children with
them for the purpose OF more efeciua!ly exciting
sympathy n their favor. The whsle party were
taken before Justice LothTop for disposal.
Arrest FOR DESERVING An lSFANT.-A
female named Sarah Nash was arrested on Sunday
BY officer Lambert OF the Sixteenth Ward. who
found her Ia house OF doubtful repute IN Seven
teenih-st. on charge OF deserving her infant on
"Wednesday niRhi last, by leaving i on the steps OF
the house of hr. Bennett. corner OF Troy ana mud
sOn-sts man named Warner Lyon, VINO Is fe-
presented as being the paramount Of TIE accused "a
also arrested. Both were held for examination by
Justice McGrath.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT LARCENY.-A tel-
low OF some no:orleiy. named Charles F. Vlars.
was about O'Clock OIL Saturday evening, cauSht IN
the house of Mr.. Joseph r. StuyyeSant; No lo4
East Twenteth-st., with intent 10 steal lie mad en-,
tered the 'front.' door by means OF faiSe KEY, anu
was passing up stairs. when Mr.. ) caught sight OF
him On discovering that he was detected. he made
an attempt to escape, and toward the front door,
but Mr. =. was too quick for him, and succeeded III
OBTAINING him unt' officer called IN, 10 whose
custody he was committed He then taken De-
fore Justice McGrath, and locked up, IN default OF
$500 bail.
AccIDENTs.-A lad named Clinton Paul,
about 10 years Of age, residing at No 1863 Hammond
ST fell into the dock al the foot Of Hammond-st on
Saturday evening. and with much dunculty
rescued from drowning by Mr. James Brown, cltl-
zen and officer Frost OF the Ninth Ward Police.
gentleman named Boland, residing At the Bond
81 House, was Knocked down IN Broadway Oh sat-
urday evening by stage. and severely injured. He
was carried to nl> place Of residence by the Second
Ward Police.
4 lad II yea age. named Abram Roe, employed
IN the paper-han gng mandatory of Walter u.
Nackav IN Fiitleih-st near Thlrd-av. had his arm
fractured III two places in consequence of It's having
been caught m belt attached 70 the machinery itie
was taken to the Bellevue Hospital by policeman
of the Nineteenth Ward.
VOLUNTARY STABBING. On Sunday even
ing a German. named Ramer Bramer residing at No.
I2l Groeuwch-sl, attempted to take his own life, by
opening blood vessel in the left arm, while IN
deraneed state Of mind He conveyed to the
I>t Ward Station House. where his wounds were
dressed by Assistant Captain SnOdgrasS. after which
the unfortunate man rendered comfortable tor
the night.
STABBED BY A FEMALE.-A colored man,
named William Raw while passing through Orange
st SUNDAY night, violently assaulted and STABBED
severely IN several places bv degraded female who
was seeking revenge for some alleged INJURY perpe.
trated by Raw. He taken to the Hospital, and
the ASSASSIN made her escape and has not yet been
arrested.
INouEsTs BY THE CORONER. An inquest
was on Sunday held at No III Slxteenth-St upon the
body Of Edward Jackson, a native OF England, 10
wears of age. who died suddenly early on sunday