New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-19
Aocuryr.-A man named John Gurnett,

large stone I'D fell upon hIs zen leg, fracturng
IN a shocking manner. He was conveyed 70 the
New-York Hospital al 5! o'cloek, Pm
I,rulGRArioN. From the sth to the 18th
inst. s67e immigrants arrived at this port Ofihese
37as were from Ireland, ?,2sa from Germany, l,ssi
England se7 from Scotland and the rest from various
other countries.
Face AcADrMY.-Thc anniversary eN-
animation Of the pupils in this institution viii take
place next Wednesday. a. the Academy, corner o'
Lexington avenue and Twenty-third-st.
The WALSH EyTRADITIoN Casa
Montreal paper mpugnS the decision Of the Com
missioner discharsing Walsh Walsh had been be-
fore arrested in the State OF Maine at the instance Of
the British Vice Consul, and when the Consul and
the officer of Walsh's regiment. who were there
prosecuting the matter found the Justice Of the Peace
on whose warran, Walsh and his associates were ar
rested, vas of opinion the case not within the
treaty and that the crime was military one trlabe
by Cour, Martial they allowed the magistrate with
GU, objection to discharge them This is walsh's
statement In New York ne " a. arrested and when
brought before the Commissioner he had no counsel
Mr.. ID Gardner, subsequently employed. submitted
TO the Commit sSoner that Walshs crime and all ac
companyng acts constituted military offense riable
by Military Court Martial only and that the treaty
did include any but oifCnSes trlaoe before the or
binary courts-he also maintained that the acts
charged 10 bring the within the crimes speclhed
in the treaty OF 1872, were pretenses used for the
purpose of getting possession OF Walsh m order 10
hand HIM over for trial 10 an Army Court Martial
that there manitestly no intent 10 commit any
crime but the military one OF deseruon. Ii the Of
tense charged had been committed IN our regular ar
my. the trial must have been BY Court Martial. and
thc ordinary Criminal Courts are without jurisdic-
dictlon and magistrate had no power To arrest as
there was power TO commit for trial. The arrest
would have been military and the trial also.
There l. no error in the discharge, though two
good grounds for existed and the conclusive ground
of ITS beng a Court Martial case was omitted by the
Commissioner. LEX
Cry POSTAGE. Mr.. Editor: am for
the Union And understanding that the Postmaster
General had made arrangements to run all the City
Dispatch Posts of the track, by delivering letters IN
the City for one cent each, | sent to the Office and
bought a supply OF stamps. And on Saturday last
sent fIro etiers 10 the Office each with a stamp
The letters were delivered on Monday afternoon
on the Carrier collected tro cents the stamp had
fallen off for want of gum on the other which had
q stamp. one cent was collected. This does not look
like an improvement. MERCHANT.
ARRESTS FOR MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. WIN.
Campbell and Robert Pool were on Thursday arrest.
ed by officer Whclan of the Fourteenth Ward, charged
with mallclouSly destroying a large batch of dough
belonging to Jos. G. Aitkm baker, of - Princest.,
by throwing into II quantity of soap. The accused
were held for examination.
Patk Glllcn, dirt carman, was arrested by oficer
>Chofeld of the Third District Police Court, charged
with having, On Monday last, malcouSly driven his
cart twice into the wagon of Peter brungle OF 2oi
South-st while at the corner OF Elghteenth-st and
Broadway lnluring to the value of $25 Glllen is
also charged with being dsorderly and driving his
cart at furious rate through the streets, endangerng
r Ii. halI
NATION.
Another GRAND LARCENy.-John Spi-
Ger keeper of livery stable at l6i Stanon-st was on
Thursday arrested by officer Wa II Stephens, of the
Lower Police Court, charged with having on the 2d
of May last stolen household property to the value
Of $500 from Jacob W. Bell of SO Waren-st. Mr..
Bell sets forth in his affidavit that he believes Splcer
induced his (dcponent'sl wife. Elizabeth, TO leave
him, and that he has felonouSy, with her AID and
connyance, stolen the property which has since
been seen IN his possession. They were found at
the house 80 Thrd-st for the rent of which for the
first month he became responsible as the agent of a
Mrs. Gordon, no TUNED out TO be the yeritabe Mrs
Bell herself. The accused was committed by JUS
uce Osborne for trial.
The LATE STABBING CAsE.-NlcC arty,
who stabbed in ARRAY at his porter-house on
Tuesday night, Is getting better. He, shortly after
the atiray, identified one Augustus Runge. keeper OF
a grocery on the corner OF Elgheenth-st and Ave-
nue. A. as being the person that stabbed him. subse
queDtly another individual, somewhat resembling
Runge, went in custody of an officer TO see him.
when, he supposing him TO be the same person
whom he had shortly before identified. said. - That
is The man who stabbed me"-Rmge positively as
serts that he was al home, and IN bed at the time of
the afray, and can abundantly show this on examl-
nation. Mccarty, though badly stabbed, VIII prooa-
bly, recover
The BLACK DONNIE AGAIN.-A com
munIcatOn was ON Thursday received from Syracuse
by officer Patterson, of the Lower Police Court,
setting forth that Davis the colored minister and
thief, few weeks since, robbed Mr.. Cone, Jew
e.er, Of that place, Of several gold watches and
pack of pocket-kniyes, precisely IN the manner
that he has duped some of the Jewellers OF this City
The property was found where Davis had pawned
II. He yesterday stated TO MIR. Stewart, Clerk of
Police, that he was a fugitive slave from Louisville,
by, and that he is the property OF Mr.. John
Throgmorton, merchant OF that City.
" A woman named Bridget Quinlan was
on Thursday arrested by Officer Pabor Of the 18th
Ward, charged with stealing wallet containing 1886
cash. and check for 800 on one 1.-THE City Banks
drawn by Chas. III. Phillips, from Arthur Nix, wax
bleacher, and wax candle manufacturer, residing al
McComb's DAM IN Eighth avenue Mr. Nix was
riding III his wagon, and overlook the woman, to
whom he kindly offered a ride She repaid his gene
rosy by stealing his psckei-book, which, with It's
contents was found on her person at the time OF her
arrest She was committed by Justice McGrath for
examination
DEATH At 18TH WARD Police STATION.
An emlgrant about fifty years OF age was found on
Wednesday night IN state OF exhaustion on the
corner OF McDougal and Aniiy ss, and taken 20 the
18th Ward Station House, where he soon after died
He appeared to be native Of Ireland, and had with
HIM rough box weighing about 100 lbs The Coro-
ner notified and held an inquest, when verdict
Of death by exhaustion and want Of nourshment
was rendered by the jury.
ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCENY Michael
o Bnen and Francis Holiday, boys. were arrested by
officer Townsend, Of the Sixteenth Ward, charged
with stealing 500 lbs OF copper, valued at 500 from
~ fhst., \. X. The copper the property Of the
Minnesota Mining Co., and was there deposited 10 be
smeted. portion was found in possession Of the
accused.