New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-12


we're amoIg the arrivals yesterday at the Irving
House.
NrBLo's. Tonight the Ravels, together
with their excellent and talented sdJuDcts the
Franks aud Marzetiis, give three Of their panto-
mines Dana, a mythoiogical ballet prelude, c M
posed by Brilliant the s'ih attractive Pantomim- OF
the VIZ ok anc the Red Gnome-which IS a cap al
mime vehicle for the cisprY Of he varied talents Of
Antoine Ravel and Yictorne Frank.
WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
One Of the largest audiences assembled yesterday
at S,uyveSst Institute TO this popular picture.
We trust that our young folks viii devote this after
noon 10 visit the Exhibition
SHOCKING ACCIDENT esterday after
noon as one Of Kipp & Browns stages proceed
ing at a slow rate along Canal street butcher boy
driving cart attempted TO cross the head Of she
horses when one Of the cart wheels struck the fore
leg Of the nigh horse, fracturlng the limb IN such
horrible manner that the bones prosruded through
the flesh The driver of the cart gave regnS 70 hts
horse and rode off AT furious rate. He was plr-
sued by several citizens, and his name found to De
John Trotten. warrant VIII Dc ISSUED Tor ms ar
rest to-day. rs his whereabouts are known TO the
Police. This accident is wholly attributable to the
furious rate at which the fellow was driving. 1t Is
10 be hoped that the ordinance relative to furious
driving Will be more strictly enforced, by the ponce
as it would put stop 10 the many accidents whlch
are OF so frequent OccurTencefrom tins cause Upon
an order granted by the City Inspector the animal
was killed.
ACCIDENT A man named ] Ohm Byanethe,
while engaged at work on board the ship Admiral,
living at one of the lower docks, accidentally fell
down the hatchway Oh Monday afternoon, and was
seriously injured. He was removed 10 has place OF
residence corner of Liberty and Greenwich SITS, BY
Officers Allason and Harms Of the First Ward.
DEATH BY CONGESTION OF THE LUNGS
An inquest was Yesterday held by Justice Mech, al
the house corner Of 7th-av. and 2tth-st, upon the
body Of VIM. II. Harvey, native OF Manchester,
England who died suddenly at his residence on
Monday afternoon, OF congestion Of The lungs. The
deceased had for long time past been quite intern
perate.
II Mr. Peter McCann, Of the y. Y.
Volunte ers, who dirked while attending ball Al
the Henry Clay House, by Edward Williams, a bar
tender, pleased TO state is slowly recovering
and no fears are entertained that MS wounds Will
terminate fatally
ASSAULT WITH INTENT 10 kILL.-Ofli-
GERS BoStwick and Vermelyca of the Eleventh
Ward. on Monday night arrested man named John
Crow ell, charged with being one Of the gang who on
the evening Of the 4th inst shanefully assaulted
Capt Smith, while IN Avenue D., and also Mr.. Isaac
Ritnee, both OF whom were used in the most ruffan
" manner by the laweSs gang. number Of the
fellows comprising the gang were arrested soon after
the commission OF the assault and others escaped
and still at large Crowell was taken 70 the Po
MoRE DIsoRDERLY CHARACTERS. Two
men, named Dennis Dobson and Michael Gibbons,
were yesterday arrested by Capt Miller OF the
XIXth Ward Police, charged with throwing stones
through window in the grocery OF Harmon Behrens
corner OF 3dav and 43d-s, breaking the sash, glass
&c, besides injuring the goods in the grocery The
accused were held for examination.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.-A ser
want IN the family Of Mrs. Bradley, residing az the
corner of Broadway and Broome-st., named Sophia
Banks, was Yesterday arrested, charged with steal
ing coat worth SIS, having IN one of It's pockets
wallet containing $40, the property OF one OF the
boarders, named Joseph King The coat was proved
to have been pawned at simpsons The accused
acknowledged pawnlDs 1t, but said that she was or
dtIed 10 do by Of the occupants of the house.
and her statement, is partially verified from the fact
having to light that the daughter OF the person
whom the black alleges to have induced her pawn
the coat, redeemed II on Sunday. The case viii be
fully Investigated meanwhile the accused remains
IN custody.
ARREST FOR RECEIVING STOLEN GOoDs -
man named John Snow, residing al No. 81 Avenue
b, was yesterday arrested By Officer Hamblin,
charged with receiving stolen goods. On searching
his premises IL pieces OF blue Sin cravats, whch
had been stolen from the store Of Mr. Chas. Small,
No. 229 Pearl-st., together with a considerable
amount OF other property stolen from the store OF
Andrew Smith corner OF Greenwich and Courtlandt
sts and Others were found The persons above
named identified the goods found III possession OF the
accused having been stolen from their respective
places Of business The accused was taken before
Justice Osborne and committed for examination.
ARRrsT OF BAR TENDER-Wm Car
berry was yesterday afternoon arrested by officers
Smith and Elder, of the Lower Police Court, charged
by Nj French, of FIenchs Hotel, with having pur
loined at different times quantities OF liquors from
the celler of the Hotel. The accused was the head
bar keeper Of the house, and had access to the cellar
where the liquors and wines were kept. lie was
committed to prison BY Justice Lathrop, to await ex
animation
THE LATE BURGLARY IN CHAMBERS
Two notorious characters, named VIM. Dowd
alias Dublin. and Henry Scott. were Yesterday ar
rested by Constable Josephs Of the Fourth Ward
charged with being the perpetrators Of the late bur
gaIy and robbery upon the tailoring establishment
of Mr. Pole, No Chambers ST., III which they car
ned of about 5000 worth of goods Mr. Josephs has
for some time past suspected these fellows, but until
Yesterday was unable to find sufficient evidence
against them to warrant their arrest when he found
portion of the stolen property Ia their possession
They were taken before Justice LOthrop and locked
up for examination.