New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-07-25

Or on BAn.--Henrico de Castro, who was re-
Gently hsle 20 bali on two sepcrste indictments, for
fitting cut the brig Braman to engage in the slave
trade On tie css, Of Arca md for sending her %
for that purpose. yssserdsy ssvs bail 4 ~ sum Il
~oto answer the above. The prisoner was brossh&
before L. s. Commissioner Belts.
OPERATIONS on NEwJKRsEY CHIsT OF POLICE
HIS AIrimPI TO ADDuc, C,srKy. srnrrr l,rIIx--
Hrs FAILURE AND ARREST ny orr y,Rrrors Pm
LICE "A great commosion was created in The SixtS
wsid on Wednesday night by an at.espt mad. B, IL
Chief of Police Of jersey City, assisted by two o.r
risge.loscs Of his policemen, TO csny a q ,r,tty
blue eyed Connecticut grl, who made her Asuss |.
Centre st,eet and led On abandoned life happesr~
that on Wednesday Of last week the Chief mc. tAis
girl ard her lover steamboat on the North Rivss,
ard being acquainted with the lover, asked and Oh
taii ed introduction TO the girl. Chief Farley .
man of family, berg blsssed with wife and several
chidrsn and this being the case, the mstter fer
the girl concerned, should have ended but il aA
moi; Cupid visited him in his old age, and sent
row into bis bosom. Immediately hs became
cesrerstely enamored with the girl and did IN
in his power to persuade her to 90 10 jersey City
to reside. She, however, declined but the Chief
was not to be denied, ard visited her sAsr-
ward at her residence several times, on eacA
occasion urging his suit. The girl, however, We
firm in Der refusal; and finally, on Wednesday night,
the valiant Chief heading number OF his "sssdoWs,
detefmr ed to storm her castle and take away perscs
its occupant. He accordingly repaired to the plsos
dsguised with ferocious looking mustAche and par
of wmsker, and finding persuasion still useless, 81
tempted to abduct her. The Sixth Ward Police how.
ever came to her aid, and she was conveyed to tho
Station Houfe for safe keeping. Here she pse-'
ferred Q charge Of attempt at abduction egsiase
the Chief, and sosn after he appeared minus
bis disguise, stated who he was and askfd -
see the girl Lieut.. Ferrety, then in commspd, Ia
f0ru ed hun that he was under arrest for nvadinth
precincts Of his territory and attempting to cary ~
one Of its farest damsels. The Chief reconstructed.
and finally the giil withdrew the complaint and be
was permitted to leave. He started for he ether
side of JORDAN" and has not since been heard Of
The COMMISSIONERS OF HEALTH met yesterday e.
the Mayors Office. President Alderman Barker in ~
chair Present-Dr Miller, DR.. Thompsos, Presdsat ;
Pnckney and DR. Rockwell, w F. Conckls, Seors-
tary The following cases reported 10 the Besxd
for action by the Health Oficsr: Ship Assshasta.
from New Orleans, snived 23d inst No sickness now
or during the passage The Health Ofacsr recon- ,
nended that she be allowed to proceed 70 the city.
R.comn epdation confirmed by the board. BriG
General Tsyor, from Port an Prince, arrived o.
the 18th inst No skkpess during psss+ge or sinos
arival The Heslth Officer recommended that shs
he allowed to proceed to the city on Monday, which
was go ordered by the Bcwd The brig Charles A.
Coe, from st. Jsgo having discharged her cargo snd
met the requirement Of the Board as to ventilation
and purifying, Il allowed TO come up on Mosdsy.
The petition Of the captain Of the brig Eliza JAsos
from Havana, to be allowed to to The city IVES
laid on the table for further consideration The Boare
then adjourned.