New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-17

p s,oa by statute 70 make cu' tue u'aoa
lSPsf'o0s CO Justice Of the Superior Couct,
w "',' - ~ che Common Pleas. tue Cty Judso
Islu', ,'. s'.anbled 10 dayor Woods oilice to
"e ~ ~. :, J,,ors for tho eDsuiog year. Between
lePe's 90 were selected, aud the Clerk ore
Psoa wv ,hsn epgrossed for action a. the next
Ffeu " IT,. fact ths, many citizens are said to
's,"s ,;r names from the Directory n order the
'nno "s.c,r.By to escsrs Jury duty, was kept IA
aStbo pol Hes Of The cry used in making the
r,.~'i.p. Tie Board meets again tomorrow, "ne"
oil probably close their labors, and have tue 1'
completed G ed in the office Of The County O'''N'
I'biea 10 future requirements.
Ne a,e satisfied that Messrs. Ross Ionsey Wv
,,,e, had anything TO do with the aisScuin - A..
Iris Jenus Miscellany, or other puonce''O" r..
lmar. whose establishment was oroken W -
L,y On Akarnaus arrest, two OF 'n''o w. 80 80
X, Rtss. yielding to his entrestes-'"e! I'm
I.r,ce,rntn ,necbatics together-oecaue MS 90"
.be, he learned toe eutire circumstances VI tho
r.. 10 .,,,oed;s,.Iv surrendered him 20 justice vs.
f. IT,, .ro, IN the let day Of September Ihis
..r., bcep in any way connected with Akar'
Pc l':..... tbeir name occurs nowhere on Aksr-
80. books and they assure us that they have inva-
C,bv refsed 10 fill the many orders both for these
l., other papers and books Of this sort which have
In sut 10 them since they have been in business.
p.p,py OF THE EIGHTH PREcIscT POLICE
l,r. the thorough organization Of the Metropolitan
Soyce the force of the different Precincts have been
[der the tutlage of Sergeant Major Waterbury, and
I,lr respectye Inspectors in acquiring knowledge
The infantry drill. A conmendsble zeal has been
Lpfested by the members of the force to attain as
Iod an advancement as possible, and already the en-.
l. force are under good discipline.
lrhe first public parade of any Of the force took
ce Yesterday, and the affair passed off in manner
holy satisfactory.
The Police of the Eighth Precinct, under the COM
land Of Inspector TunbuO, assembled yesterday
|rnng al the Station House in Wooster street. below
Epce, to the number of forty men, all clothed in their
lv uniforms. At 10 O'Clock they wheeled into pa-
IOu and marched down Broadway proceeded by
l.u.c to the Park, where they passed in review be-
hs the City Hail. In the absence of the Mayor, the
company was received by Col. Ming the Mayors
ICsri. Here they passed through their evolutions
With the musket before Col. Duryea of the Seventh
Regiment and the performance was in every way
lredtable to The assduity with which they had ap-
lpEd themselves, aud to those under whose nstruc-
tor: they had been.
The company proceeded thence to Whitehall, where
ltsy took IL sten Island feybost TO Clifton Park.
lHee prepa, alton had been made for their reception.
IA yelllaoer table was arranged, and after short
ne passed in rest they seated themselves to partake
Id he feast Among the invited guests present were
Gen Nye Of the Police Board, Superintendent Tall
rsdge, Mr.. Van Vakenbmgh of Steuben County,
member of the last Legislature, Mr. Boomer Of But
sO State Engineer Seymour, Inspectors Diks of the
Fifteenth, Porter of the Twelfth, Hopkins of the
Third and Speght of the Twentyfr Precincts, and
shers. When the edibles had been duly discussed,
reeches we're the order of the day. Gen Nye, Su-
pehntendent Tallmadge Mr. Van Valkenburgh, Mr..
Boomer, Inspector Turnbu'l, Mr.. Stoutenberg, Ser
ytsni- Msjor Waterbury aud others made brief and
appropriate addresses The perfection attained by
HE corps in the drill was highly praised. Mr.. Bloomer
20 well pleased that he begged the acceptance by
Ehs company of flag which he should forward to
I.hem al an early day.
Ls,e in the afternoon the company took the boat on
er return, and on landing at whitehall they wheeled
lao ranks and remarched to the Station-Hous and
Ifibspded.
Daring the day the Eighth Precinct was patroled
Il
| Extensive BURGLARY-ARREsT OF THE THIEF
Offer John T. Tieman of the Eighteenth Precinct
yes.srdsy arrested man named Andrew Robb,
dUged with having, on the night Of the 18th inst,
rgisrously entered the stable of Mr.. William w.
hab at No. las East Twenty third street, by break
Etbe locks and forcing open the DOORS and stealing
sssfom six horses two carriages aud two sets of
IL =. III e L. ia
,frz that the night in question Robb went to the
nls broke open the doors as above stated, and con-
|'g,d the property mentioned to Hoboken. John
hlOy, employed a. the Hudson County Hotel, Ho-
1en, as hosler testified that about 12l o'clock on
lie morning of the nth instant Robb brought the
nen property to the stable connected with the hotel,
rdtOd him Maloy) to take good care of it, and that
would call for it in day two. On the 18th inst.
Ebb called on Melloy who asked him If he had come
L bis property, when Robb replied in the negative,
Et said be would have chance to come that night.
nther than this Malloy knew nothing of the matter.
The parties, it appears, are brothers.in-law, and
ue months ago Smith had Purchased the property
Robb, aud being DESTROYS Of regaining it pursued
re above c0urse. Robb about three months ago ap-
Ped 10 Justice Fandreau for warrant for the arrest
smith the property in question being involved in
Pc compliant, bu. warrant was refused, when Robb
that time stated that he should break open the
emise' and take the property. The magistrate eau.
aoned him Against pursuing ssch course
lSuspcion :e upon Robb as soon as the burglary
discovered, and the property was traced to Hobo
Ia and taken possession of by Mr.. Smith. The ac-
E.ed is native of Ireland, 30 years of age, and
bach driver by occupation. lie protested his iuno-
rcs Justice Flapdresu, before whom Robb was
4sD, committed him to prison for examination in
fetsuh Of 81 900 bail.
ALLEGED FELoSIoCs AssAULT-PRoRABLE DEATH
The VIoIM.-On Tuesday afternoon, giazier,
l,ned E,e1er;ck Meikle with n fellow gleZier were