New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-26

ARREST OF Observation-Disclosures and O'Clock
yesterday morning Officer Hallock of the Thirteenth
Precinct, detected two young fellows named Barney
Mcclure and George Dawson, secretng carpet bag
containing wearing apparel, behind some timber.
Yesterday parties appeared at the EsseIMarket Po-
lice Court and claimed the property, it having been
bmgariously taken from the Office of T. s. Lamport,
No. East Twenty.fourth street. The accused par.
ties were committed by Justice Brennan for trial.
CRIME ON EMIGRAST SHIPs.-Mary Jane Brett, q
passenger on the ship Cambria, from Liverpool COM
plained en- landing at Castle Garden on the 18th ut,
of i'll usage on the ship during the voyage Her state
men amounted to the charge that after leaving
Liverpool the second mate had seduced her under On
alleged promise Of marriage, and that during the rest
her After landing, finding that he refused to marry
her. she applied to the Commissioners, and detailing
the above matters, wished TO know he could be com
PEELED to keep his promise. On proper investigation
Il became apparent that the only measures to be adopt
ed would be his arrest on warrant for seduction
This step she was urged by the Commissioners to take
but for known to herself abe positively refused
acquescence. However, on her examination the Com
missiOners ascertsned that two other female passen
gers. named Jane Larken and Mary -, had been
kept on board the vessel and were not landed at
Castle Garden, as required by law under the petense
that they needed to nurse the Doctor, who had
been unwell. The Commissioners on ascertainng the
correctness of that information, took the necessary
steps TO enforce the fine OF $50 for each of these two
passengers upon the Captain, under the law OF the
State passed during. the last session. The Captain
having demured to the infection Of the penalty steps
were taken for the attachment Of the ship. This had
the effect Of enforcing the prompt payment OF the
money. As to the women, 1t is known they did not
land at Castle Garden, but what became OF them or
The Commissioners are determined to act with prompt
ness in oil such cases az come to their knowledge,
being the emily action within their power, and thus to
suppress an evil which is becoming obvious and more
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the Cambria voluntarily waited on the Commission,
ers within few days after her arrival in this port and
detailed to Capt. Crabree, the Vice-President OF the
Commission some horrible statements as TO the i'm
morality of the captain and his officers His deposi'
ton was reduced to writing. He then left for Newark
stating his willingness to attend and substantate upon
oath all he had said should II be deemed necessary
The Commissioners on hearing the account about these
girls sent to Newark for the male passenger just men
toned But he thought better Of it. refused TO come
and wished to withdraw his statement. HIS name Is
Thomas James He had wife and family on board.
Under ouch circumstances the hands OF the Comns-
sopers are somewhat fetered in their attempts to ex-
and m the An erican name. Times.
SUPPOSED SUICIDE BY DRowsISG.IAn ,,ish
woman about 81 years Of age, recognized q Msr-
gsret Sullivan was yesterday morning found noatnS
In the dock foot of Warren street, North River, I'M
der crcuustap which led to the belief that she had
deliberately Jumped overheard and drowned herself
When discovered the arms OF tne deceased were
folded and there remain. but little if any doubt that
while temporarily deranged she plunged into the dock
10 terminate an unhappy existence. The deceased
va a married woman, but domestic difficulties sep
srsted her from her husband who took tn sir two chill
dren four and ak years Of sge under his protecton
Coroner Perry held an inquest on her remains, ana
from the facts elected, the Jury rendered verdict
Of Suicide by drowning
AccIDESTs-Charles Regan was run over bys coal
fracture Of the leg. -,
peter Welsh received q scalp wound, corner oil
Pearl street and Maiden lane, by being kicked by
horse.
yer street, and was badly injured.
The injured persons we're removed 70 inc Ne"'iorA
Hospital.
ARREST OF PRosTIrUrEs.-During Monday night
the police OF the Second Precinct arrested eight pros
tutes who are in the habit Of nfestng the Park. Yes
terday thew were taken before Justice Osborn at the
Tombs, and committed TO the Penitentary Tor SHY
days each.
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