New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-12
NE NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, JULY " - 1852
CnARer OF BUnoLARr.-Oficer Ken-

CHARGE or BURGLARY.-Ohicer ken'
yon of the Third Ward arrested at o'clock yesterday
msrning, baker, named William Foster, living at No
Ridge -st whom he caught issuing from the prenie'
No. Bsrclays', occupied by Jshn Grleve, as store
for the sale OF dogs birds &c The accused at the time
rad two dogs In his possession which coared aud
chained On examining the store Ii found that a
pane Of glass had been broken and the bolt which fac
tened the front door had been drawn 10 this manner
the place had been entered. The accused was
taken before Justice Osborn, who committed him
for M lie stoutly denies the truth ofths charge made
against him.
AssAULTING A FIRE CoMPANY.-A man
named John Coles was arrested on Friday evening"
charged with having made wantou and unprovoked
attack upon Hose Co No. 5 beating one Of members
and making very angry threats He was taken to the
Eighth Ward Station-house and locked up but Justice
Bogat soon made his appearance and let him CO. TO ap
pear at Court In the morning. 1t seems that gang OF
fellows had intended to make attack upon the men,
bers of the Company and the accused was pointed out
| by the foreman as one Of tn en-
| CHARGE OF RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.
George Thompson, dealer in secondhand clothing,
jewery SC, at No. 20 Pttst, yesterday arrested,
charged with having with guilty knowledge. received
about 500 worth of watches and jewery which were
stolen In January last from Mr. Joseph Schroeder, Of
No. Pikest Previous to the arrest of the accused
Mr.. Schroeder had seen of his watches hanging In
the window of the of the accused but after his
| rest the watch was not to be found. gold pencil,
found at his place. identified by Mr. 5. psrto of
tho Tha wa fol ken
before Justice Wood and committed for examination.
ARREST OF A PICKPOCKET.-A man
named VIM. Artherson yesterday arrested charged
with picking the pocket of Joseph Bleake, resident Of
Delaware County, of some trihing articles 1t appears
that the accused went up Beake while be stand
Ing In the street. and thrust his hand into the pocket Of
the latter which contained trng articles and SO
in bank bills He got the small articles but missed the
money. He was locked up.
ATTEMPT TO MURDER.-Oflicer Ross,
| of the XIXth Ward Police, yesterday morning, at
o'clock arrested one Owen Clark, who while ntoxcat
ed had attempted to kill his wife by shooting her with
pistol He had fired two shots at her when the officer
came in and arrested him. Justice Stuart cid him for
| examination.
DIsoRDERLY HoUsE.-The house No.
Mercerst was entered by the Eighteenth Ward Po
lice on Saturday last and nineteen of its female inmates
arrested Migrants and taken before Justice Stu
art who nearly all of them to the Penltendary for
| two months each.
SERIOUS FALL.-John Kavanagh, a la
borer while engaged in erecting s,afod at the house
No 40 Mercer-S, Saturday afternoon, precip.
ated from the third story to the pavement beneath In
CONSCIENCE of the scafIoId having given way. He was
conveyed to the Fifteenth Ward Police station, where
il sscersined that his leg fractured. IL set
by DR.. Bslsead, after which he taken 10 his place
OF residence, corner of Thirty nnthst and slxthav.
| Alexander McCrossen child years old, whose
parents reside at No ~ Lewisst, Saturday evening
tell from the second story window to the pavement
One Of It's was broken, and II was otherwise Sc
TOuslY injured.
Thomas c. Smith builder residing In Thirty sec.
ond ST., thrown from his gig while In Nassau-st
| Saturday afternoon, and severely injured He was
taken home.
SUPREME COURT-SpecidL Tcrm.-Be-
| fore Judge Edwsrds-lD ecisions Knapp sgt
| TbtM0s S Sutk6lORd Notion sgt same Mosom Jr.
sgt By creditors from Canada agt debtor also
from there who had taken passage IN the ship Rev
eDue for Australia and arrested on process for debt
Issued cut of this Court by Orcbly entering his wifes
state room after the chip had started for brought
back the city, but bis wife snd two children carried 10
Australia IN the ship, already referred to- The cred
itors say be must had good deal of money Ia his
possession, while his part said he became DIS
cOursged by proceedings for debt against hm, aud left
his store and all his at Montreal The question
In the case whether the ship had GOT outside Of
Sandy Hook, beyond the process OF the Court ths
rest made inside If the Narrows bar The tesu
| mony contradictory. Motion for discharge from
arrest denied.
Seisnette agt Lo0erre e. a-Report of referee con.
frmed judgment accordingly.
| .aaHley aet Utbb-Demurrer overrued. with )sts.
LapedOn agt. UiLtes and Otkrs.-0emurrer over
ruled with liberty to defendant to answer in IL days,
| on payment OF costs
BrdsaH agt NelC .srsey Railroad ITdnsp0rati0R CO.
| Motion for trial denied
In the matter of the children OF Lorenzo and susan
De ADgelsIhe presence OF the children in Court dis
penssd with the respondent giving security for their
appearance TO abide the final order 4s 10 claim by the
mother for the children to be made herein-the rela-
| ton to have four days to answer the return.
Kip sgt Smith-Moton for new trial granted costs
| 10 abide the event.
Barney sgt RaHsOm Report OF referee confirmed,
| but without costs against Ransom.
UatTbuTy agt DHdiy and Others Motion 20 dissolve
Injunction granted and for receiver also to strike
parts of denied, but without costs to either
| party.
Stcel agt Coken.-M Motion for Injunction denied with
Raphael agt HrOn- Motion to discharge from arrest
| granted, without costs.
SUPREME CoURT.--SpeciaL Term
| Before Judge Roosevelt d &c Isl ons-Mlord
Hoaes and Others sgt John D. Hood and ouers.-Motion
10 get aide report of referee.-These motions the
Court said like hose to set aside yerdcts Of Jures,
should not be encouraged; still where there is clear
case of error the Injured party is entitled 70 redress
As to the admission Of the testimony OF Templeton,
the general rule Code 1888 IS that person who
is witness should be excluded by reason Of his inter
est In the event OF the action, unless he has an mme'
date benefit therein that Is, the fruits OF the action
must be payable Immediately to him Bat allowing
Tenpleions testimony is full force, II does not
| APPEAR that the claim for commissions on the
| sale of the ship Is established against Captain
Wood Little service, If any, was rendered by plain
tihs and the sale, too, actually effected by the
owners Themselves; and express agreementto allow
tie commissions was pretented. Where so large a
| sum as $4,000 and odd In question, an implied
| ba infer fr q ghf r. rct