New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-13
ARRESTS By THE PoLIcE.-A man named

ARRESTS BIZ THE POL1CE.-A man named
Hiram Aorange Sunday arrested by Officer Keefe,
OF the Chiefs ofce charged with having Thursday
ias entered the store Of VIM. Slenton Son. No. %
Cfst, during temporary absence of Mr. s. and stolen
tnerefrom cutlery TO the value of es portion of the
property was found in possession of the accused Mt the
time OF his arrest and the remainder will probably be
recovered Two gold witch chains which Is is supposed
are stolen property, were found his person The
cused was committed for examination.
Geo. ID. MOrey was on Sunday arrested
by ofcer Phillips, Of the Third Ward on suspicion of
having been concerned in robbery recently committed
ct Roncout upon the clothing of Joseph Cole proy
nom which about $500 worth of properly was stolen
Fifty coats thirty vests seventeen pairs of pants
&c, have been recovered The accused taken bo-
fore Justice Lothrop and committed for examination
Alice Tinsdale, residing at No. 1877 Lau-
rensst, Sunday arrested charged with stabbing
her husband in the left with knife nflicting a Sc
we're wound She was taken to the Second District Po-
ice Court for examination
George MCCARTNEY and Edward Gala
CHER were arrested at o'clock Sunday morning on
suspicion OF having stolen pair of horses the property
OF Mr. H. II: Lyon, of No Is Clinton-st The accused
were committed for examination
John Morgan, julius Ufflemann and
Samuel Farnsworth were arrested by the First Ward
Police early on Sunday morning, suspicion Of their
navng Durgarlous designs upon house In Greenwich,
near Liberty-st Farnsworth taken at the corner
OF those streets and had in his possession number of
skeleton keys and large file They were locked up at
the Office of the Chief Of Police
George Forbes was arrested on Sunday
by Officer Starrtt of the Sixteenth Ward charged with
stealing wearing apparel to the value of eos from the
dwelling of Mr.. Mains No. 40 Horaio-st, which he
tered by false keys on the 10Th inst The clothing he
sold at the secondhand clothing of James WEIGH
in Tenthav 17th@t for Sl2 and was arrested by
the officer he was leaving the store. WEIGH also
arrested, charged with receiving stolen goods and
searching his place three large trunks full of clothing
were found concealed. This is supposed also to be
stolen property The accused were taken before JUS
tee McGrath and committed for examination.
George MCCARTHY and William and
George Brown Sunday arrested by Officer De
Boyce of the Ninth Ward on charge OF grand lar
ceny George Brown, it Is alleged, entered the house
of Major Rollins Lownds No. "a Eeventh-st on Satur
day night and stole from the paror silver ware to the
value of S55. On making his exit he was discovered
by one of the servants who pursued him into the Sixth
av where he was caught by the officer after long
chase In his haste he threw away the stolen property
which was recovered. The three men were taken be-
fore Justice Bleaky for examination.
A drunken fellow named Wendell Stout
was found at a late hour Saturday night by Officer
Simmons of the Second Ward Police, in the upper
story of the building No Sc Sprucest lying upon the
floor in state of gross intoxicaton and box of cloth
ing which him on fire. having caught from the
flame Of candle which he had let fall, and was unable
to take up. The flames were soon extinguished, and
Stout was taken to the Police Station: The room in
which he found was occupied by R. Ruckner as
mandatory ofpaper boxes.
On Saturday night, young man named
Alexander was induced to enter house Of lrepute in
Mott-st, by girl named Loretta T. Stockmen, who,
while he there, managed to steal his watch and
chain, valued at sl75, with which she decamped Not
being able to find her, he applied to Officer VIM II.
Stephens, of the Lower Police Court, who, in three
hours aterward found her in house in the of No.
l6O Mottst with the property in her possession She
was locked up by Justice Lothrop for trial
Andrew r.. Fleet and Mark Marshots
yesterday Sunday by Officer Churchill, of the
Thirteenth Ward, charged with having forcibly en-
tered the store of p Sharu, No AZ Manginst with In
tent to steal The accused were committed by Judge
Thompson to await examination.
Three sailors, attached to the bark
VIM c. Alden, which arrived on Saturday, named Geo.
E. Lee, Jas. Smith and Amasa Davis, were on Sunday
arrested by Officers Ferris and Kendall of the Seventh
Ward charged with having while at sea, stolen 1000
Mexican dollars the property of MILFORD Magi Esq,
passenger the vessel The accused were taken be-
fore Justice Mounort and committed for further exam
nation.
A black man, named Jeremiah B. john
son, arrested on Sunday by Officer Ward, of the
Thirteenth District charged with assautng colored
woman named Eliza Sample at No. 81 Broome-st, whom
he knocked down and atterwared stabbed in the neck,
nflicting serious wound. Dr. Thorne was called In
and dressed the wound. Johnson fled, but was subse-
quenty arrested and taken before Judge Simpson, who
committed him to prison. Jealousy said TO have been
the cause of the assault
PERJURY CAsEs.-In our edition of Sat-
urday last published the examination OF Mr. Oliver
s. Halstead, who, short time since preferred charge
of perjury against Hiram Hutchinson Esq, Presdensof
the Newark India Rubber Company and stated that on
the crossexsnination the testimony adduced did not
conflict with the facts forth in the affidavit of Mr.
Hastead We have since LEANED that different state
of appeared and that in several material points the
crossexamnaton did not harmonize with the affidavit Of
complainant This mistake occurred in consequence of
our reporter having received wrong version, from
gentleman who present, instead Of reading the
mass of testimony taken himself