New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-04

rle,eN swept cut snd ke was almost enareN
broken I'd in business thereby. through ths
seor.s Of OGeer Patterson of the NewYork Cfy
Police ard Ofcsr Frost, OF The brooklyn Police, the
burglars three in number, who committed the
rohberss were arrested and the above naried ocers
succeeded in recovering part Of the stolen goods Ia
Rrookin, NewYOrk, Jersey. City, and other place.,
The principal Of the gang Of robbers s man named
John H. Merviae alas VIM. Wilkins, alas Joha WI
SOD, alias Henry Harrison. &C From eireumstanees
wss believed tbs, portion OF the plander hal been
taken 10 Phisdelphis. Accordingly, officer Patterson
communicated with Police Narshsl Keyser upon the
subject snd the work of ferreins on, the matter, wss
entrusted 10 ofieer Blackburn. That ofieer in pursa
sncc OF the duty thus en upon him. tracked two
females calling themselves Frances Harrison and Eliza
beth Wilson. with whom Nervine alias Williams, was
known to be connected from yCity TO Phiadel-
rhia subsequently, discovered them at shouse on the
Germantown Road. above Fourth-st, Kensng.oa.
There oicer Blackburn found two large russell leather
trunks in one Of which lot OF Mr. Dslsnos goods,
and in the other qusnty of the goods OF Mr. Crocher
on These two gentlemen on and identified them
as their property. number OF the articles ye, con-
tanned their private marks while others, the marks
were ob,eraied In various parts of the house other
articles hconsng 70 these merchants were recovered
Some of them were hid under beds, and concealed il
esets several pieces Of goods had also been made
or were being made up into garments. A few th'nss
claimed ty them were likewise found at the shops OF
pawnbrokers in different localities Of the city
and numerous small articles were traced to the
possession of several innocent persons to whom
one of the females had disposed Of them by tell
ing plausible stories well calculated to deceive Au
ofhe persons imposed on promptly surrendered every
thing they had to the demand of the Police. Besides
the goods recognized by Messrs. Delano Crocherou
a lot of srtcles-some Of them costly-which were
brought to Philadelphia by Williams, remain AZ the
Msrshss ofice, unclaimed also, silks, gold watch
ockets gold chains and other jewelry, at the pawn'
brokers box of jewels and another of plate, were
taken from the two females, that are supposed to nave
been stolen. These await claimants at the Msrshd's
Office Among the jewels is valuable cluster diamond
ring. The number of the gold watch which Is Swiss,
is aO374 An attempt had been made to scratch
il cut. Tie srme attempt had been made to destroy
the name of the makers Of the plate, Curtis Co,
NY Among the goods of Mr.. Deano recovered by
officer Blackburn was splendid purple-colored vel
vet cloak. belonging to Mr.. Ds wife, and which she
highly rrized The woman Harrison was wearing II
herself The two women arrested by Officer
Blackburn and have been taken to Brooklyn by Officer
Frost. At the house where they were discovered
confectionery and refectory had been opened as sham
There is no doubt that the place was designed as
travelling rendezvous OF Williams and his confederates
as well rs depot of their booty.
CRuyRs FROM THE TgA-TABLE-ALDER-
MANIC DrIIcAcrrs-In the Board of Aldermen. last
night the following highly dgnIfed, chaste and elo
quent debate took place In reference to the presenss
ton of suitable testimonial to Mr.. Mount frcmsp,
who nobly saved the lives of four persons some time
since;
presented so lar back a. lsst October recommending
grant Of $780, for the purpose OF purchasing smtao9e
memorial 10 be presented to Mr. Mount for his exerons
in saying the lives of four persCnstwo women ana Two
children from death and he would move that the re-
port and resolution the subject be now taken mp
All srrprry,Nr-I would like 20 hear this report
and r,stnuton read III understand it right, Il Is to
give donation Of 300 to Mr. Mount for doing VIVA, any
per on present would be glad opportunity fdong.
a. | am sure the gentleman OF the Fourteenth would
AID BARD--l was not al the IRE.
AID sruprEvANr-Well why wasn't he therei
ak why he was uot' Why YVES Mr.. Mount there
AID. sMrrH-If you hold your tongue you'll hear.
Aid srusrEviNr-n the gentleman will hold ne
tongue and be what he Fever was ciyL, may near.
for the reading OF the report for the granting OF this
sJOO For what Is IT, pray For rescuny four persons
from fire. what any person present woudbe gad 10 40
and though the Aldermen OF the Fourteenth answers
he could because he was not thcrc, ASK
why wasn't he therei wish be had been there, and
we would see what he would do. ! wish | had been
there any OF us had been there we would have done
this. And now VIC are called on at the rsconm nda-
ton Of The fat Alderman Of the Fourteenth, backed by
that Of the tall Son of York TO grant
AID SnrH-I rise 70 apoint OF order.
Aid STUBrEvAST-To whatt
The PREsIDENr-The gentleman Of the Eleventh has
the floor
AID SMITH rise to a point Of order, and move
that the gentleman Of the Tnlrd confines hine To the
revolution.
The Pnrsrpssr-The resolution-the resolution.
AID sIuRrrvANr-Thc gentleman has risen %
point of order Order wha. orderi want TO know
what tae point Of order IT, lie has stated no point OF
order.
Ald smriI--I rice 10 order because the gentleman
cut of order. The point Of order Is that there =.
rule that member Of this Board snail make personal
illusions any other member Of this body and in cali
ing the gentleman OF the Fourteen nth the fat gentleman
Of The Fourteenth he was cut Of order and call on the
PTe.deLt--
The PrrsrDrNr--Thc gentleman of the Third was
out Of order.
Ali srvRrEyAsT-Am | TO understand that the Prei-
dent in deciding was out Of order, decides thar ana
net TO aliude to sny member Of this Boardt
The PREsIDENT--f0u should cOphne yourscl 70 The
Ala sTrHrEyANr-If / an not to sllude to any Mem.
Der how can answer Gny remark he may make aud
10 which object II have not made Gper0nally often
ave susion-a eonteInI table one insist that 10 not
come within the meaning OF the rule. II trsnsgress
Tnles perfectly willing 70 be called 10 order, aud
VIII submit chceriiy bat when am not on OF order
so not like IL. ! very sensitiye on that point.
haze been long time n member OF this Board,
and claim TO know WHIT order IL well
any other member Of the Board, or a. the Pee
ideui snd I confess | do not Ike this; aud say
was not out Of order Now what is the rule II never
contemplated by the rule that when playful allu
sion made that there any rsn gressioI, and
mefeiy proceeding 20 remark that The ",sil sou OF
York
AID SMITH, say you are our Of order
Aid SruKTEyANT-l was proceeding 10 remark
AID. SMITH in sron)-l say you are out Of order
Go en- now and wen see II you able 10 drown my
voice cay you are out Of order Your ratlug voice
shsll not put down mine. Although the remark. msy
net have been personally hitting, yet they not
proper and do rot went be alluded 10 by any pa
eusr designston CT IN .,aDg phraze have snyin,
in that way applied 10 IL .not speskingto the
luton a. call one member the fat Alderman OF the
Fourteenth" 10 aliude ~ as :" the tall son Of
York He may be the sh0it and msy be tall, brit
hst not In connection with the resolu.ioand II he
j. sensitive at beng called - order do nos see why
La AZ heiu1 alluded Ia the uf