New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25

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hled nom Ohic, kenluchy, Indiana aud Maryland, waa
tnL on la tow hy steamer The llh or Norfolk whore
her complement IT omgauts was made up g. about two
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between New York aud the West Indies cfi hcr berth Ia
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voyage on Thurdny morning tho 10th Inst. with hny.
three cnigants nom Pennsylvania Monterrey New
In the preparation and outfit Of this expedition, The
Now York State Society acting In cooperation with tho
Executive Committee of the American Colonization 81
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Tux LATE BURGLARY ~ BRoAnwAY-Olicors Brown
and Ke,c of the Chiefs Office, yesterday arrested man
nnrod David Mcndlebnum, charged with fcloniously
cvnr 81 800 worth Of dry goods from burglars who stole
,bem nom the store Of Hitchcock & Lcadbeatcr cor
ner of Broadway and Leonard st. on the night Of the
oath ut II appears that he purchased the whole proceeds
Of the burglary for $50 and hid them nhis cellar in Sixth
II near Avenue b, where they were found some weeks
since While the police were searching the house the prs
onor escaped but yesterday recaptured as above
stated He locked up at the Office OF the Chief OF
Police 10 await examination
prRc1ArY AND RoBBERY At THE House. JUDGE
BrrrE-About o'clock on Wednesday evening the
dwelling Of Judge Beebe No lSs West Twenty eight st.
was entered by of false keys and robbed OF nearly
sfCO worth of property with which the thief escaped The
Judge was down town al tie time, and his family were at
SUPPER The thief went noseesy to the I'd story where he
rasacked bureau and dressing case from VIII n he stole
brocade dress plaid silk do striped six do silk wrap
per black silk shawl, mUf, bracelet with gold chain at
tached six table spoons marked b. ten silver teaspoons
marked b." several rings four front teeth set il gold
plate gold chain six knives, with silver handles red
Grape shawl scarlet silk scarf ooehain win Key ana
seal attached two money boxes with $40 IN them, anu
other articles. The robbery not discovered until some
hours afers commission The Police are on the looA out
for the thief.
LARoESY-A colored man named VIM. DFumm)nd was
Yesterday arrested by Officer Green, OF the FINN ward
Police charged with stealing trunk containing clothing,
&c to the value of SIS the property Of VIM A. Grant,
Trancisco living al the foot of Nnthst e. r. The prop
ey was found the boarding house OF the prisoner who
was locked up by Justice Bogart iof examination
Apprsr or A FCcIrrr-A German named Frederick
Haeg was yesterday arrested by officer Bedell OF the
Chiefs Office, charged with having on sunday evening
last, broken into the mill OF zimmerman w., III
Branch Someret Co, y. j., and stolen therefrom go,
which he took from desk He afterward fed 70 this City
and when arrested confessed his guilt and restored $50 OF
the money He detained, preparatory to beng sent
back for trial.
COMPLAINT AGAINST A LIEUTEgAST OF PoLIcE.-Co-o-
ner Hilton yesterday preferred complaint to Chief Mat
sell against John Dalton Second Lieutenant ofthe Second
Ward Police charging him with using gross and insulting
language and with interfering with the Coroner while IN
the discharge of his duty The Coroner, It appears, on
Wednesday last holding inquest at the police sta
ton when the accused took umbrage at OF the pro
ceCdings used insulting language TO the Coroner, and
threatened 10 lock him up The complaint will be inyes
tieated by the Police Commissioners.
ARREST OF A PIcKPocKRT.-A youth named Luke Ia
gan arrested Wednesday evening for picking the
pocket of Mrs Nary Hodgon residing at No. Degraw
st. Brooklyn of purse containing 81 25 The purse was
found in possession of the accused and he was locked mp
by Justice Osborne.
STABB1Ne ARRAY IN AN OYSTER CELLAR.-On
Wednesday evening. a cOlored man named Cornelius
White called at the oyster cellar No As Spring st. kept by
Geo H. Combs also coored for the purpose OF obtaining
balance due him for services. Combs PAID him and then
ordered HIN to leave his place forthwith which White neg
leotipg TO do Combs took him by the collar and was about
eecting him. when White drew knife and stabbed his
adversary in the hend and thigh inicng severe wounds
Officer Wallace Ofthe Fourteenth Ward was then Called
in and arrested White, who l0cAeG up by Justice
Wood to answer charge of assault and battery with intent
TO kill.