New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-02

S3' "A Friend 10 the Cause OF Christ" $fl Mr.
herrism' Springfield, Mass, 81 Widow aud her
family, Moresntown, Va, sl2 Mrs Montague, c.
C. North sno Others for the grave OF B. Hart, IS U.s.
IN sooos, &C., bundle OF clothing from " q little
CHI" gotten up by hsrssJ; bundle of clothing from
Mrs. Eliza Coiyer, NeE-Lots, L. l.; bundle OF
clothing from Miss Ireland. Iay.st bundle of
clothing from Mrs. Berren, No AL westst.
q MessTs. Perine. Patterson & Stack,
of Williamsburg, are building for party large
steamship OF 1900 tuns to be called the Ericsson
She Is to be fitted up with Ercssons caloric engine
the motive agent used in it being hot air in place
Of steam These engines occupy considerably less
space, and 1t is said be worked at 80 per cent.
less cost. than the ordinary steam engines. The
machinery is being built by Messrs Hosg & Della
mater. The Ericsson will be the first vessel ever
fitted with his kind of engine. she is for the Liver
pool trade and Will be launched In August.
= The following sales of Real Estate
were made by Adrian H. Muller:
lots north side 6lth between 4tb aud 5havs, S)i5
each a;lI!e 500 DO norfh side ss;is aud
tween ,h asd 9Th avs a5xOo each 5l5 e5o de- west
sce 5h-.v between s5h and ssEh ss 25xlOs each 9i9
sa iOo each 49, $50 q do south side s. St bsswesn
dh and 9th avs 25rle0 each 365 1860; do west side
each 900 1000 do sou. side 7oh. between 5th and
between 5,h and sth-avs 25xieO each 5a5 1859; do.
south side esh st. between and 9Th avs 25xio0 each
81 a.. :Iss each aG;a sf north s
side 10th st. between 3th and 9Th 25ri00. each $50,
1900 DO north west corner 5h.av and 7O,hst a5sae
1850 do west side 5th adjoining 25xloo each l9o
$50; d. west side 6thav, adjoining 2jri00 each SIS.
1895; do south side 7ad St between 9th aad Tn
Tth avs each 355. 2,840.
The folio wing sale was made By W. II. Franklin,
Son Co.:
House and lot No. So Elizsbe,h-st., $3.50. sissa
Anthony j. Blocker made the folio wing sales:
House and lot corner of Chambersst aud Brsadsay,
1890; house and lot No so5 Bo-sry 1870 house
ard lot No 3 Bowery 15x3 3Oo house and lot No 300
200 house and lot No "s' it 1870 5000 house aud
lot No LIST 81, aOI5O ESQ., house and lot No 10 l.st.
sos.. and lot V No. E,tra st 5Is5 $50 house sad lot
No Exirs st 15y25 6s0 house and lot No. $40 Bow
:, baa.s ss 500 Sso No asa si ES To- an
hscss al, % S No 81 s 80 nSa aao
st. 26r76 $500 lot adjoining asx76. aaO0; los adoin
s2ri 500 lois on sv near 5sth st each s5kloo,
5i5 each, l635.
CHARGE OF ASSAULT AND ROBBERY
John O'Nei and Henry Derrick were arrested on
Tuesday evening by Officers McCabe and McCarty,
of che Sixth Ward. charged with assaulting John
Stocb, keeper Of a house In Greenwich g., and rob-
bipg his money drawer. They were taken to the
Station House. where they had been but short
time when Aid. Moore made his appearance and re-
Quested that they might be discharged. Capt Silvey
declined letting his prisoners go until the case
should be examined into, and accordingly an exam
IL alton was made. when tho assault was proven,
il WAS also shown that one OF the prisoners had
reached his hand over the counter and robbed the
money drawer This did not satiify the Alderman,
who renewed his demand for their discharge, and
asserted that he was the head man at the Station
House. An angry alteration ensued between him
and Capt Svev, who denied the right OF the Alder
man to interfere with his prisoners, and said that
while be was Captain and had charge Of the Station
House, no should do his duty. good deal OF OK
element prevailed among the policemen and Others
who witnessed the controversy, until IL O'clock at
night. On Wednesday morning the accused p irties
were taken before Justice LothrOp and committed.
GRAND LARcENY.-An individual, named
G. B. Mccoy, was arrested on Wednesday BY Officer
Turner, of tho Seventh Ward, charged with having
stolen three bales Of cotton, valued at $3.50, from
pier No As, e r the property OF Messrs. Hazard
4 Eagle, commission merchants OF No. 40 South-st
A few days since the cotton found In the junk
shop of Cornelius Hartnedy, No. 272 South st. Tho
accused was taken before Justice Osborn for exam
nation,