New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-30

CHARGR or ARSOs.-A man named James
D.rmody yesterday arrested by Officer Wildey Of
he Jefferson Market Police Court on suspicion of hav-
no fred Unoccupied house situated in Forty fifth
n between Ninth and Tenth ave- ownedby Mrs Bridget
Ecy who had on the previous day left with her fami
10 visit for few days. a relative Her clothing and
Ast Of her family, together with the furniture, de-
royed. The building Of wood and valued at about
500 The prisoner Is alleged % have made threats 10
burn the house, he having quarreled with Mrs Kelly
,elsiye certain tree which stood between their lots
md which both claimed hence the suspicion of his bav
M committed the deed. lie held " Justice Stuart
70 await examination.
WHOLESALE RoBBERIEs-ARREsT OF THE
Tmgf-A large number OF robberies having been com
uted al various residences in Buffalo during the past
few weeks. Information was furnished 20 officer Best
and hs assistance in ferretng the thieves was re-
quested Among the places from which property 10
large amount consisting Of jewely, clothing and fancy
articles las been puIoiDed, the Female Seminary at
JObnsons Park the residences OF Aid. Evans and Mrs
Smith. Alenstreet and two or three houses on
North Diysionstreet After minute investigation, con-
Quoted very privately Mr. Beet succeeded in getting
track Of the thief and discovered that the thefts had
been committed by a nulatto woman, who however,
had left the city for Troy before arrest could be
made Mr. Best Immediately Communicated the inform
sion he hsd gained 70 Constable Tos who set TO work
10 orrest the thief Mr. Tolls teeTsphed TO the police
A. Troy aud shortly siterward received an answer stat
me that the coOTed woman had been arrested according
10 biz request md was securely lodged IN jail, lie
therefore Started from the city with the expectation OF
6Ding his customer al Troy, Dur Oh arriving teTe us
covered TINT the wrong black brdhad been Gagged while
the night one had been suffered 10 ~ sway. After
minute inquiry, Mr. Tolls managed 10 Obtain clue TO
the COURSE OF the woman he was alter and found that
she had proceeded 10 Ncw-lork. lie therefore fol
lowed to that city and although tracing out colored
woman in the usual hHunts OF the African race in the
greet metropolis il like selecting particular crow from
large flock of those birds, he succeeded utter three
dsyssesrch in tracking her TO the vel known neighbor
hOod, Of leonard and Churchstrects. where she had
taken up her quarters at boarding house or the color
cd gentry Mr. Tolls paid Wit 10 the house, and In
CURED fol- a colored woman willing 70 act az chamber
maid on a boat BY this means he obsincd description
Of the person no sought and staiionDc himself within
sight OF the house had the satisfaction Of behoding
the identical pink bonnet by which ne had been en-
sbed to trace the young lady come sang gracefully up
the street Following the female into the house. and up
10 her apartment he suddenly confronted her and
costing her by told her she h"d given him long
chase She replied that she Ind the honor of his
acquaintance upon which Tolls oNplgnod to her his
calling and business "WclL" replied Anne you have
bad long chase that's eiact aud she lily proceeded
10 dives herscf of the stolen articles 81 ewelry all OF
which che wore conspcuouey displayed upon her per
son. aud 10 hand them over TO t" oce la her trunk,
the stolen clothing beadbags y '., were found The
officer wss alone, but no obsirucd was offered to nm
b, the inmates Of the house The o.r-Or rather the
dark Anne displayed much relip)ss" sion, and II was
only when the gloomy WELL OF the Tomhs frowned
daky upon her that ahe Lost her orttude and burst
into tears All the missing property cave two gold
Waiehes was recovered and TO the whereabouts of these
the officer possesses clue. The girl "a handsome
muatts about "a years old, exceedingly intelligent and
she formerly resided at Bangor, Maine
ARTIST OF PICKPoCKETs-EsCAPE OF One
on THKa PROM THE Court. RooM.-Two men, named
George Ped and Chas Vangoren, were arrested at I'm
early hour yesterday morning, by Ohcer Giland, OF the
First Ward, charged with riling the pocket of James
Armstrong canal boatman while he was lying asleep
upon table in porterhouse corner of Broad and
scuth.sts of Sil in bank notes They locked up
in the StaiiOntlousc Tor the night, and az o'clock on
tie following morning were taken before Justice
Bogart Vangoren admitted beng concerned with
held in stealing the msney hut he said the latter had
kept the whole OF IL. Commitments wore made out by
the magistrate, aud handed 10 the officer, who was
instructed TO take the prisoners TO tn" prison AZ th's
moment Nangoren sprHug from hs scat, bounded over
the outer ratings OF the COURTROOM, and IN moment
in Cenrest The alarm gwen, but the fugitive
quickly passed into one Of the streets leading TO the
give Points where he soon SO reted, and the eff
forts of the police to tnd him were unayailng. It's
probable however that he viii be- arrested before long.
His companion was safely locked up
KILLED ON A RAmRoAD.-A laborer named
James Bah instantly killed Thursday morning,
BY being run over by of the Harlem Railroad trains
at One Hundred and Fifty eishths, He is believed 20
have placed himself upon the track for the purpose OF
being the engineer OF the train used every
exeron to get him TO leave the track but without eff
feet lie also made every effort check the speed but
no, able to do so in time prevent the from
passing him His manglcd remains were taken 10
the Twelfth Ward Police station, where the Coroner
viii bold au inquest upon them this morning Tao de
ceased was employed in the sugar refinery OF Mr.. Har
ris in the vicinity of the place where the accident oc
CURED lie has left family residing in England who
were shortly expected 20 arrive IN Tie country tie
was a native of England, 81 year. o. age
70 The body Of Capt Jared Mead, lost from
The schooner Jonathan Boram when into and sunk by
the steamboat Frances Skidely. OF Nerplsnk Point,
the evening of the 4th inst has been recovered and
recognized by his friends and taken 10 the residence OF
his family in Greenwich, Conn. for HtermcnL
tS The body of female child, about IL
months old WAS found in the North River foot of One
Hundred and NRe,sentes yestersy morning 1t was
Coroner wss notified 10 hold an inqueet upon It.
Ad,cIusensa'
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columns Of days paper The proproios have filled ali
the space slotted them, with the oreditahle and
neng evidence from various portions OF country and
from this city They have further soug evidence and
pie reference prominent merchants and others in
regard virtues besides suteien, written testimony
aom highly credtable souIces, TO III this entire sAset
Those who sffcted should get and use this remedy
kore this dreadful disease has ruined them for life Office
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RioH DREss GooDS.-As this is the season
when the ladies are preparing THEN Winter Costume the
rroprieters Of CoLVMsAN HALL, No PSI Grsndst would
rnolnoe to their patrons and strangers waiting the city,
vat they have just received snvocs OF eh SAswls
sad Silks embracing variety Of broche Cashmere
ssd Tlibe, shawls; Plain, Black BEocs1e, Glacs aud
rissd Sks; Teh Dress Canton Grapes; M-rno. Ssvony
ND stuart Plsids, Csshmeres PATsinl,taS Muslin De
lanes and Othsr Dress Goods which they are oseEns ss
oeow the market value Ladies aesro1s Of procuring
Saeshns nsx in Dges Goods invited 80 visit CoiuN
kAS hall, Ne 2sl Grand-si.
M Advrrtseuen'.I
rksMANsHiP.-Mr. GOLDSMITH adyertlses
ms the ls DAY for receiving Paps to his cheap Whiting
A>sss We therefore recommend all yhO desire 10 avail
esassfyes OF Mr. Gs skin apply this day his Rooms
~ Broadway The charge only - Tor eu or Is for
'"sofy Lessons including stationery.