New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-09

spectacle / ever wh~essed Black. who il abDat
10 years old. found in tie street By OR,sr
Roach. in beastly state Of ntoxicaiion. and roar
ine Ike msnfSs. lie taken 10 the Station House,
and fN+Te scene ensued which would have caused the
veest veteran in proany to stand agha such fearful
oahs and heard before lam resolved
to End the demon who sold the liquor and when founl
thst proper punishment l. metes out to him for his
cistolicdl conduct.
ATTrNr1ED SuIcrDE-A young woman, named Mar
garst Collins, living No 10 Whtshal st. yesterday af
ternoon attempted to commit suicide by swallowing
large dose Of laudanum She was, Immediately ater
taking the poison taken 10 the Hospital where Il was ex
tracted.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT rPoS a CHmD-wm Perry,
shoemaker yesterday arrested by Officers Martin aud
Mansfield of the Lower Police Court, charged with haV
ing on the evening h inst perPetrasd an outrage
upon the person OF Lucy Cayans child 10 years Of age
whose parfpts reside e No q Anthony st. 1t is alleged
that the child sent errand to the shop Of the
eafea and mere e the promise I PSrs e u Ina ~
outrage The prisoner taken before Justice BOgart
and held to ar ali examination.
ASSAULT uPos An OFFIcER-On Saturday night, Police
man Understier of the Eighth Ward, was called to No.
II Wooster st. TO arrest young man named James Col
yer who alleged had entered the house assaulted
female named Louisa Brighton. and presented pistol az
her. As tho officer was taking COlyer to the Police Sta
on the latter drew slung sho; from his pocket aud
attempted to strike the officer with IT, He taken be-
fore Justice Stuart and locked up to await examination
ASSAULT BY MATE, Of SHIPBoARD.-On Saturday
morning John Smith, sailor attached to the ship Red
jacket lying in the East River near Fulton Ferry having
By means offended the second mate. the latter
knocked him down with his fist and on his getting up re-
peaied the blow which again feed him to the deck In
this last fall the poor struck his head against the edge
Of a spar and knocked senseless. He attended
by the ships surgeon but getting in the evening
tsken to the New York Hospital where he lies with
but s ght hopes Of recovery His fellow requested
the captain OF the vessel 10 discharge the mate for his
brutality which was done and the fellow ashore and
has not since been The police however are on the
lookout for him
Descent UPON 4 LAGER BEER sHoP-At one clock
yesterday morning, Lieut. Croft. of the Eleventh Ward
Police with force of men. made descent upon lager
beer shop kept in the basement OF los Houston street.
where q number of Germans regaling themselves
with lager beer and rye bread, aud amusing themselves
with playing cards for money. He arrested of the
party and they taken before Justice Wood for ex
animation.
ARRESTED on BENCH WARRASrs-Two individuals
named David Mcllraith aud Ellen Early arrested
by Officers Taylor and Carpenter Of the Ninth Ward on
bench warrants issued by Judge Beebee for payment
of fines imposed them on conviction before the Court
Of Sessions for selling liquor without license. The de
ndants taken before Judge Beebee to be disposed Of
ROBBERY A FEMALE.-A young English female,
named Isabella West, yesterday arrested by of
the fifth Ward Police charged with having on Saturday
night, robbed Geo W. Grace Of No 1903 James ST. of
wallet Containing $50 while with him at her residence,
disreputsble house in Leonard ST. She taken before
Justice Bogart, and locked uPto await trial
THEFTs At THE FIRE IN BRoADwAY.-David Roade,
Nicholas Henry and Geo. Blake arrested early yes
terday morning, charged with stealing carpeting. linen
&C. nom the La Fargo Hotel while the fire which
sumed it raging. They were locked up by Justice
Stuart for examination.
BURGLARY AND LARcESY-A Sootchman named Rob.
ert Pollock Saturday arrested while in the prem
see of Mr.. George Gemunder, No 30i Broadway which
he had broken into 10 O'Clock that morning during the
absence of the proprietor who his return caught the
fellow with property to the value Of slO in hts posses
sop ready to be carried of He was handed over to the
custody of Officers Jackson and Fisher AM ubssq leny
taken before Justice Bogart, who locked him up tor
trial.
RECEIVING SroIEs GooDs.-James Bingham recently
indicted by the Grand Jury for receiving stolen goods at
his shop in Orangest was yesterday arrested by Officer
Spcer warrant issued by the Court of Sessions and
committed to TIC Tombs TO await trial
Dishonest szRyAxr.-Mary Ann Clark lao a servant
in The family Of Mr. Peter Reid. at No. a East Thirty
second yesterday arrested charged with having on
Saturday decsmped from the house with sls in cash. and
wearing apparel to the value OF $50 more the property OF
her employer She admitted her guilt restored tho prop
erty and locked up by Justice BOgart for trial
ARRESTS FOR BURGLARY-Tyo young men. named
Thomas Hesley and Jacob Wilson alias Burke,
rested osock yesterday morning by oicers Quinn
end Kinney, of the Sixth Ward charged with breaking
into the porter house and Nv cling Of Patrick Muyey NJ
G. Bsyerd ST. and stealing tbererom three trunks con
tang s63 and clothing to the value Of $50 The officers
found Healy concealed in coal yard adjoining which he
had gained By of the entrance OF the promises
The prisoners taken before Justice Bogart and
locked up for trial.
ARRESTS FOR GRAND LARCESY.-Three men, named
James Gonly Francis killsy and James Lynch were
Yesterday ted charged with stealing large amount
property from the Hudson River Railroad Company IL
ia alleged that they occupied Of dapdaed build
ings at the foot Of Thrythrd ST., North River, the
lire of the Railroad and have iOrsome time past been en-
gagged in robbng tho freight of the road Lieut. Trg
Ter, with a force Of the Twentieth Ward Police, made ade
their premises where they state they fo1nd 600
barrels of pork three rkins Of butter five barrels -four,
Elk railroad lamps and barrel of rum all OF which Is sup
posed be stolen property The accused were taken be
fore Justice Stuart for examination
ARREST OF YouSG PIcKPocKET.-A boy 1? years Of
age named VIM Riley, detected on Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Sarah Greenleaf, of No Asorplaee' in
the act of picking her pocket Of porte mOnnaie con
tanning about SEQ, as she was passing The corner OF
Broadway and Reade ST. The youngster managed TO get
possession Of the property end off with it, but the lady
gave the alarm and be Overhauled at the corner OF
Chsmbers 81. by Officer McCauley OF the Sixth Ward,
who recovered the most of the money The thief was
locked up by Justice Bogart for trial
lAdveTtsement
Prof O. s. F0wlers Lecture at the Reformed Dutch
Church Jersey City this lMoadayl evening", will treat OF
the Phosohes Facts Moral Bearings Of Phren0og and the
Lection OF Orsans All who wh understand the claim Of this
Science should ths To ~ o'clock Free
IAdvertissuent.I
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VICE. Of he western World The above good.
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Purchasers per. BY making early selections Also
10 esses we: shirIpg M1sns dsnigsd transportation.
Advert sement
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