New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-30

FieF.-This morning, at an early hour,
FIRE broke out IN a stable Ia Cherry-st near Cover
neur. occasionei by lamp which had been LEFT
there burning accidentally. Il was euingushed be-
| fore much damage occurred.
ACCIDENT A poor woman named Sarah
KIpp while the act OF getting out of stage at the
conner o. FOurth-st and Broadway. made mls-step
| and fell TO the pavement, breaking an arm. Dr
/ Griswold bound up the limb and she was conveyed
20 the New-York Hospital.
MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. man of re-
| spectacle appearance. named John Murphy, was yes
terday arrested by officer TInsdale OF the f!iteehn
/ Ward, charged with mallciouSly breaking the WIN
dows and cutting the carriage belonging TO tharles
Sherwood, Of Sprng-st 1t appears that Murphy hii
hired and used the carriage for about hours ans
on returning TO Its owner ne not ONLY reu>ed 10
pay for the use OF it, but returned 1t detaced IN the
manner above stated. He was taken before Justice
| McCrath for examination.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY William
Lambert, first mate OF the ship Robert Kelly, Z w
Barstone master, was yesterday arrested by officer
BurlIson, OF the Third Ward charged with stealing
from the ship, during the absence OF the Captain,
eight bbls Oatmeal valued at sis. which ne sold to
Pstrick kInsley, a Spectator IN old rope, &c,
doing business at No ls Morris ST. for $40, which
money he appropriated TO his own use. The specu-
laior was also arrested charged with purchasing me
meal knowing 1t to be stolen property. lie was hel1
to bail to answer the charge. and Lambert was com
United to prison by Justice Lothrop for examination
4 BURGLAR CAUGHT IN THE Act
| About O'Clock yesterday morning the grocery of
Matthias j. Heck, corner of Fortlehsl and Eighth
| av was broken into by fellow who gave his name
as John Smith, who gained admission to the store BY
prying open one of the rear windows with chlsel.
! The family of Mr. Heck Slept above the store, and
the clerk, on hearing noise below, went into the
| store where he found Smith at the money drawer,
with It's contents transferred to his pockets lie en-
| IN Smith made desperate
effort to get away and was on the point OF dong So
when Mr.. H. came to the assistance OF his clerk and
succeeded in OBTAINING the fellow until the arrival OF
officer Post of the XIXth Ward, who took him into
! custody with the contents of the money drawer Il
key and chisel in his possession. lie was commit
ted to prison for trial by Justice McGrath
ROBBERY A man named Joseph Slblev
was arrested on Tuesday night charged with ROB-
bng Thomas Hops, of White Plains, of $50 1t
seems the two men were in company together, at a
late hour on Tuesday night, in Church-st when
Hops. who was intoxicated and noisy, was taken
into the Fifth Ward Statlon-liouse, when he tod
Can't Carpenter that he had considerable money on
his person, which he wished could be taken care OF
for the night but on feeling in his pockets for the
money he found 1t had been stolen The oihcerS
who brought HIM IN had seen Sl0ley IN company
with him. and suspectng him of having stolen 1t,
they took him into custody, and found the stolen
money, $50 IN ali, III his possession. lie was taken
before Justice Lothrop and committed for trial
ARREST OF PocKEr-BooK DRoPPER.-
well-known pocket book dropper, named George
Eldridge, yesterday morning observed by Mr.
Daniel MARITIME at the corner of Dey and Wes-stS,
in the act Of practclng his base professionalism an
unsuspecting countryman Mr. NJ. stepped up to
the man, and, calling him aside, acquainted him
with the character of the man with whom he was
dealing. Eldridge did not appear to relish THIS IN
reference, and at once assaulted Mr.. MARITIME, and
struck him violently several times Mr. VI. preferred
a complaint against him, and he was soon IN the Gus
tody OF a police officer, who took him before the
Mayor He was held to bail in $500 to answer the
charge OF assault
RESCUED Officers killam and McCarty
of the First Ward, yesterday rescued an unknown
man from drowning at Pier No. North River
SUSPICION OF GRAND LARcESY.-A fe-
male named Frances Tausman yesterday ar
rested by Constable Josephs OF the Fourth Ward, on
suspicion Of stealing S75 IN gold CON, and diamond
ring the property of Susan Coltor residing In west
Broadway 1t seems the parties, at the time OF the
larceny occupied rooms In the same building, ana II
is alleged that the accused, during the absence o'
Mrs. Cotor, stole the money from her room On ar
resting her oeeT sSsephSS Sana ara IN sI
bee b0ue with the stolen money and the pro ;eeis
OF the diamond ring. The accused awaits ekamiha-
ton.
advertisement Mr.. +. H. Nash will
commence an Elementary Singing Class IN the lee
tnre.room OF the Sprng-st Church. near VarIck TINS
friday evening. No connection with any olhet
person IN the classes now FORMING y. ~, D'uInv lily
lessons in Singing and Piano Forte at his rooms nv
$40 per quarter Rooms No $50 Broadway Pitnos
Tor sale.
Advertisement The BEST DAGuERRE-
orYrEs-Root took the palm-the gold medal
the Fair and since announced the IA ! ms place.
Al No 1863 Broadway, has been crowded WIN ANXIOUS
faces waiting for their pictures Wen, he mas won
the prize fairly, and Will spare no EFFORT 10 mant
his reputation II is worth ones while to visit ms
gallery If only TO the celebrated persons gath
cred there. Try It,
ADV rtisement -BESr INDIA RUBBER
Goops-As an evidence Of the superior quality oil
the goods made by Horace H. Day, we notice that
two out of three prizes awarded Dy the American
Institute for the best India Rubber Goods, were De-
slowed on Mr. Day--one for Shoes ana the olher
for Railroad Springs.
ADV ertisement. -DAGUERREoTYPEs OF
GREENWOOD, VIEWS or THE MONUMENTS, &c
Holmes No. 269 Broadway, 10 whom premium
medal was awarded at the late Far for superior Pie.
| lures OF Greenwood exclusively, Will be engaged
| upon the Cemetery grounds daily until he has taken
pictures OF the entire collection those " no desire
| these beautiful Daguerreotypes are lnVHel 70 eAah-
inc the premium specimens, and leave their orders
| at Holiness Gallery, No 2s9 Broadway
| Advertisement. l-LEssoNs UNLIMITED.
| Mr. Goldsmith will receive limited number OF pU.
nils TODAY and tomorrow, al the reduced terms OF
len dollars for thorough course OF instruction III
mercantile penmanshIp. Lessons unlimited ROOMS
| No 2o9 Broadway
COURT PROCEEDINGS.