New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23


Three R,. and we learn that among these bid r,bbsr
;e n watch 81 great value stirn from VI j,r Wy,e
lo ,Gr,d reward 81 81 600 fr recovery S1,1rily
t,o Af-cars. bg he MANS OF william Evans AID Wlln
Fields kisurelv wNktd up Chashqmst toy ,ther, AMI
wnt ing good opportunity. dar;ed no ;be sv Try sh,,
Of Ms.rs Lyon & Brothsrs. No To- Chatham s. wler'
they exhibited package OF ewery fbr sale 3. prices
seventy Eve per cent below thc cstinltc Va ue rha
men were detained and aHer taken into custody by
the Police o. tie sixth WaId under direction of Captain
who had in the meantime resolved upr ii)n OF
the supposed robbers of the wrecked They were
speedily brought to the Station House and in ther pos
session found the following property One god
brooch ct with diamonds and red garnets' one
ladies lspine gold watch double with chaio'
and charms attached one diamond cluster breast pin
ard chain, valued at elO0 pair pearl ear drops
strawberry baskd form; seven heavy gold rings for
ladies and gentlemen several gold watch keys aud iiys
pencilcae All the articles are in charge OF Capt Bren-
ran NJ the Sixth Ward Police 1t seems tia, the negro
Evsns was employed second steward OF the san Fran
cisco and bis confederate Fields a. one OF the waters ana
there is hardly doubt but they stole several thouEsnt Dbl,
lars worth of costly goods from the surviving sufferers a.
the time of the c and also when coming to New York
in the ship that saved their lives InfTmlton Of this ar
rest was Immediately for warded to Mes-rs Rowland As
pipws and in the Of hour Capt Creighton Wis
tied the prison, accompanied W m
sorekeeper of the lost and the black
f:ed their guilt and locked upto await further ton
in the matte Capt Fremont of the U A, also to
the Staiion.bouss with Mr. Wickham and upon being
shown the stolen ewey he a. identified the double
cased epne watch that OF his wife. who valued 1t
times than its worth in consequence Of being pre-
stned by The captain the we1dnyday. Capt Brsnn,l
is the trace Of other negroes who acted in concert with
Evans end Feds and further developments will probably
be made in few days.
Mr. J b. Wicker.han, Of No 3l9 Broadway, HIS is3usd
O handsome pamphlet called, A Ne~ Pblse Of He Iros
Mon tociure H. viii full account is given OF gre,t
Ity OF modern Of ron and especially OF fences rail
ngS ornamental work and domestic utensils illustrated with
cuts of each article 1t affords str King idea Of the great
extent TO which this useful metal il applied for domss
tic and archie 'iural purposes
Dir James c Derby Of the firm of Derby s. Miller. the
vel known publishers at Auburn, is about to become
resident Of this City, where he will establish publishing
house 90 bic own account Mr. ID. is highly esteemed
Auburn and wherever else he is known.
AGr-SSow-RUM- IoLEs Some days since the
Board Of Aldermen eked the Chief Of Police why the laws
in regard throwing garbage in the street clearing
from the side walks and keeping holes open Sunday
ore J. OF enforced The Chiefs brief and ex
hearted to anest Serving girls for throwing out
ashes that tie not removed for fear of Irng
the walk and that the Aldermen and Councmen aud not
the Police responsible for Sunday rum selling
There were 529 deaths in the City week. being &C
more than IN the previous week Owing to the confusion
Of the late fire records not sufficiently accurate to
publish this morning.
THE IEDiCFNr SICK OUR CTY-Among the m1ny
are more useful in relieving the wants and mseres of the
afflicted poor than the MEDICAL Dispeasares. These
four in number viz: The Eastern Northern De Nit anl
North Western Tie last ayoung institution, having been
in existence but for little upward OF year Youthful how
ever as is It's operations have already been blessing
inward of of needy el Ow citizens will be
by its first annual report The territory comprised within
is limits extends from the Fiithav the North Rive. AMI
from Twenty third ST. Harlem and semi sub Irbln in
It's rature and rapidly increasing with population Of tho
poorer classes who viii they do Look TO it for that
medical ED which It's gr' n. object is to besow. Connected
with the Institution are IA pbyslrans 2SrZeOns ApOhe
cary and siani and Board Of Managers imposed f2j
of tic most influential citizens ofthst p,ronofthe City The
last the Dpensory the first Wednesday Of every
month for The transaction OF business To the benevolent
the Institution sindCbed for its unparalleled usefulness tho
Iast ear aud to the benevolent looks for means 20
tnue tibet usefulness The folowngis report fwhs has
been Effected toward relieving the destitute sick in the
north pat Of the City by this Dspensary TIE
num Of patents treated n, their homes is 396 the
Der patients treated the Dspensary 1852 total 66i5
Cured end relieved 6334 sent TO Hospitals, l4i number
Of deaths remaining under treatment 80 total 66is.
All who feel interest in its and desire t. become
more fully informed on the subject may obtain that infor
nation and copy of the annual report by calling upon
either Of the following gentlemen Samuel Newly Chair
If Einance Dammit M rgsntV.e glth.
st. Chas H. Rusher Secretary Of Board of Managers No
sos Wet rbhtiethst or No II Maidenlanei A. B Chad
wick, NJ D., at tie Dspensary, No 81 Eighth two
doors above Thirty seventh st
ERRArrM the Crystal Palace Jury awards published
on Friday Glass TO- Jury +, for John Bachelor Bos
ton L. s. for Elastic Telegraph Register" read John
H. Batcheder Boston Mass for Electric Telegraph Ursula
tor
OTTIoTs FOR UNITED STATES COURTs-We understand
that A. L HHlyer Esq, L S Marshal has it in coltempla
ton to lease and occupy until other apartments shall have
been provided the large building in Beekmanst rear OF
Inns Of Court near Nassau built by Mr. Lsggett for au
Hotel and recently known as the Rainbow Offices for
tie various departments of the United States Court the
Court retaining two large recently procured from
the Corporation in the building, Park Tor its trial and
argument causes The building in Beekman-st is at pre-
sent uuoccupied Mr. Hlyer viii probably receive
ever to bis offer TO day Mr Legge for the last few days
having been out of town.
Tie Coroners Office has been removed to No a. Cham
bers e., basement next door to Buttons Theater
THI CRAvTYARD EXCITEMENT A third meeting OF per
sons interested in the removal of the dead from the grave
yard corner OF Frst and Second av, was held al Her
mtsee Hall corner Of Houston and Allen saturday
evening Smith Hicks, Chairman and James II. Powers