New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-21

cry and around Union adopted by this Board
Dec ~ 1882 but returned by his Honor the Mayor with
his objections thereto. Carried.
Assistant Aid Ring moved that be reidopsd uotxth
Standing the objections Seconded by Assistant Aid Bar
ker The report and resolution rsidoped notwith
standing the objections, by the following vote:
Harrlsfrs Assistant AID Brown, hsbbatt oBnen. Brsaia
SeSeir. ald TAFT Msbey NeGOan crsstord Ks-5
he,on ION the Corporation Attorney reP3r. T1e.nsr
ration Attorney and what suits they &c COneurred in
Resolution that John Andrews be appointed Inspector OF
Election for the With District Eleventh Ward ia place
Of Robert w. Andrews, removed from the Ward. Con
cured in.
The Board then adjourned to first Monday in June.
TIKI Posi- OFFIcE-Thoss who have attended the pre-
Office, must have noticed great delay in getting the
letters, especially when European mail arrives. Upon
tie arrival Of mail the Strings extended far down
the street which under boiling is not very pleasant
The PosOfc- bu-ness is fast increasing and the present
building viii be inadequate for the Of the pub
lie. We want Post Office and one with all modern
imprOv of the day Besides the location not per-
baps desirable could be found VIII you please
give this insertion in The Tri5unes columns and by so
doing, oblge very truly, yours. MARSHALL.
STEALING CLo1HrSG-Two Germans named Bernard Feb
Gilman and John Wiley yesterday arrested by Officers
johnson and Suttonofth Essex Police charged with
stealing vestnga crav4ts, &C. to the value IN ALL OF Si
from the store of Mr. Joseph Charet No go Broadway
The larceny committed the 9TH inst, and few days
since Mr. Charles A. ROkielEz the accused with the
goods their possession and traced them to their place OF
residence No 367 Grand ST. He then gave information
which led 10 their arrest The clothing recovered and
aCcusou were 0UStiOO w cASh ~
animation.
ALLEGED LARcESY-A female named Mrs Mary Casa
was yesterday arrested by Officers Prince John Davis and
Sweeney of the Lower Police Court charged with stealing
quantity Of clothing iewelry &c, to the value of about
5000 belonging to Mrs Mary j. Barton who at the time,
temporarily residing at No ls Hudson ST., where the
accused also resides The property ' alleged to have been
taken or the 18th inst while Mrs Barton absent from
the house The premises searched bat portion OF
the property found The matter will be investigated
IN morning by Justice Bogart
RESTORED TO HER FRlENDs-A few weeks since
young woman years of age named Louisa Beebe, lett
the residence of her parents at New London Conn aud
came to this City For time she took up her abode IN
respectable family but from some cause known only 20
herself she induced to leave her home and go TO
drepuabe house in Water ST. where she remained until
Thursday night when she taken from the house ana
returned her friends hrOue the exerons of Aid Haley
and Capt Leonard of the Second Ward Police to whom
her brother had that day. applied for assist snce 10
rescue his sister from life of inlamy. After protrActed
interview with her brother she consented TO return home
with him The keeper of the brothel behaved ia
disorderly manner and for time stoutly refused admission
TO her house TO Capt. Leonard and the Alderman
FrRE-About o'clock last evening fire broke out in
the extensive carpenter shop Of Samuel Martini Nos A and
40 ammeTslyst In consequence of the large amount OF
light material about the flames spread with alarming rapid
y and before they could be subdued by the remen who
were early the ground large quantity OF doors win
dow sahes and other building stock ready for was de-
stroyed. At time serious conagraton was sppre
hended there being many light wooden buildings in the
neghbOTbOOd but through the eyeOnS OF the nrten the
fire was confined TO the above premises The damage Is
estimated at about $4,000 The fire is supposed to have
originated from sparks blown from the chimney Of
the foundry adjoining.
FoUND DEAD IL A VACANT LoT.-The body of Catherine
Armstrong apparently 65 years Of age was found yester
day morning in a vacant lot in Seventy Sixhst, near
Broadway No marks of violence were discovered upon
the body II taken to the dead house at Bellevue Hos
pital where Coroner Hilton will this morning hold
quest upon it, The deceased very plainly dressed.
She appeared have been ees about three days There
is high wall around the lot and the gate being locked it
is matter Of surprise how she obtained entrance into IT,
II was ssceTaned that she lived at Sixth and Twenty
Sixth st.
D,RryG THETA boy named James Sweeny yes
terday arrested charged with snachDg port mOnnae
tanning s. IN coin from the hand Of Mrs Adelaide Terry Of
No London Terrace, West Twenty Third ST. az she WAS
passing the St. Nicholas Hotel vest rday morning After
getting possession of the property the youngster ran OH
but was pursued and arrested by policeman of the Eff
teenh Ward In his flight he threw away the poFtnon
naie which was however, recovered The thief was
Quoted before Justice Actrath TO whom he confessed his
guilt lie was locked up for trial.
CHARGE or GRAND LAECENT-Tgo persons named VII
liam and Ellen Tuck arrested Thursday officers
Wertheimer and Smith, of the First Ward charged with
stealing $50 ia COIN from the house OF Mr. Harrington
No Gl Washington St. where they boarded, Previous to
the taking the money the accused said TO have been
almost destitute but since it has been missing they have
been spending funds quite freely. On searching the female
prisoner 81 IN coin found upon her, of which,
however could be identified. Justice Bogart held the
cused 10 await examination.