New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-14
STATE OF THs CITY ON SUNDAY.

Following is copy OF the returns n"ds 10 zoe
Commissioners yesterday, showing the arrests o. lne
day previous and the disposition OF the prisoners also
the incidents worthy of note:
FIRST PRECINCT.
Sergeant De Camp makes the following report;
About o'clock this morning, a. speciai ~ u
Jacob Depuy and James Irwin were standihg Oh Tue
corner of Wall and Water streets, brickba,s were
thrown at them from fth.story window OF me Jour
nal of Commerce Buildings. Depuy told the parties
that II they did not desist he would re at them lney
then Immediately left the window.
SECOND PRECINCT.
Henry Burkett, George Burkett, escaped from the
House Of Refuge. Committed by Justice Connony.
Sarah Clark, Ann Fancy, Eliza Fitzgerad, Fanny
Hunt, Mary Ann Reilly, vagrants arrested by OfceFs
Hambln, Wood and Folwell. Committed by Justice
Connolly.
John Greenhue, laborer, VI. Patterson, laborer--
fighting in the street; by Officer Randall. Discharged.
John Clifford Enthusiastically conduct by Oh-
Ger Shay. Taken 10 the Police Court.
James Thomson,kno bnsness-abandonment; by
Officer Hambln. Committed by Justice Osborn.
John kinnefeld, laborer-pett larceny Taken to
Patrick Welaban, aborer-intoxicated; by Officer
Wortheimer. Discharged by Justice Osborn.
James Lsrvev; intoxicated. Committed
by Justice Osborn.
Charles IIerver clerk-yiolatiug Corporation ordi-
nances; by Officer Galway Discharged by Justice
Connolly.
FIFTH PREclScr; - oa.,.
Elizabeth Gilisbo, seamstress-drunk by Officer
Lockwood Committed.
VIM. Patterson drunk; by Ofncer handall. Sent
Michael McSIana laborer-drunk and disorderlyi
by Officer Cole. Committed.
Julia Smith, prostitute-petit larceny; by Officer
Storey. Committed for six months.
Joseph johnson, 'longshoreman--petit larceny by
Officer Goodell. Discharged
SIXTH PRECINCT.
James Carnley, baker-robberyi by Special Chas'
ID. Stowell. Committed.
Patrick McCafrey, scaman-assault and battery
by Special Stowell. Committed.
Catharne Hamilton, peddler-drunk and dlsorderly;
by Officer Hairy. To Police Court.
James Tig shoemaker-petit larceny; by Special
L. Beck. Sent to Police Court.
Martin Miller, acknowledgement larceny; by Special
Thomas. Committed.
Charles Cornell, uspcion Of theft Officer
Gore. Committed:
VIM. Welch, laborer-suspicion Of theft; Officer
Stowell. Committed by Justice Connolly.
Joseph Rosenburg, peddler-nsanei OiiicerWintng-
ham, Committed.
Timothy Brytb, laborer-petit larceny. Com
mitted
SEvEyTH PRECINCT.
John Cusac, cartman, Catharine Cusac, house
keeper-drunk. Committed for ten days by Justice
Wood.
Catharine McCarrck discharged, Elizabeth Ray;
nold-drupk and dsorderly; by Officers Hudson aud
Jubo Committed for ten days by Justice Brennan.
Sergeant Cameron says: very great Improvement
Yesterday. There was no breach of the peace in the
district that we heard Of The places where noxicat-
ing liquors are sold were closed About forty places
were reported as being partially open; Some few
by taking down their shutters and exposing their
business more publicly. They will be reported IN
due form.
EIGHTH PRECINCT.
A. Slultz, Mountaineering fire hydrant; by
Officer Mckay. Fined s25
John Pagan, mith-grOssly intoxicated; by
Officer Spear. Committed for examination.
Scseph Scott, confectioner-drunk and disorderly;
by Officer Dugan. Committed for 10 days.
Charles Smith, cartman-disordery conduct by
Officer Hastead.
John Donohue, shoemaker-dis0rdery conducts
by Officer Van Narick.
Rosannah RUSSELL enthusiastically conducts
by Officer West.
Emily Campbell, prostitute-arrested while at
tempting 10 drown herself by Officer Barclay
Everything passed off quiet in this District yester-
day. Out of about $50 places in this Ward where
liquor is sold, they all willingly complied with the
law with the exception of about ~, the names or &C.
cupants Of which | will send you a list
NINTH PREcIScT.
Edward Williams, cartman-intOxicated; by Officer
Albertson. Ten DAYS by Justice Dawson.
Moses Fogle, theEburglary; Mathew Kenney
thief burglary; by Officers Bradford and Edsall
Commute for examination.
Benjamin Puthin, Enthusiastically conduct.
Discharged by Justice Connolly
Sergeant Seb1ing reports as follows: Yesterday az
ternocD, about 2 o'clock, as Officer Bradford was
passing through Blocker street, near Green, his at
tention was attracted by two suspicious characters
who were strolipg about that locality; he kept strict
watch upon their movements, and saw them try the
doors Of two dwelling-houses IN west washington
place; from thence they entered by means of false
keys the basement door Of the dwelling -house OF Cor
neiius Beran, No. % West Washington place; Brad.
ford the started for assistance and was soon Joined
by Officer Edsall. The two waited at the door, anu
in mediatcly seized by the officers. desperate
struggle then en.ued. Bradford with MS prisoner
being thrown to the ground twice Oicer Edsau, see
ing his associates condition, released his hold upon
his man and struck Bradfords prscner blow on the
he ad with his locust which elled him to the pavement.
Edsal then started in pursuit of his prisoner and sue
cetded after long and exciting chase, IN re-
him in Minetta Lane near Bleecker street. They
were taken before Justice Dawson, when their names
were to be Joseph Folem alias Moses Foge,
and John Ward alias Mat. kenney. Upon their per-
sons were found various articles OF sver-ware, three
valuable gold watches several gold chains, finger and
earrings bracelets and other articles, valued at about
400. A large number Of burglars tools were found
in their possession
TESIn PREcIScr.
Charles Xefel-disordery conduct; by Officer Luz
cas-. Committed by Justice Wood.
Luis Engleman-petit larceny; by O.iocr Brown.
Committed by Justice Wood.
Edward A. Loyd--drunk and dsorderly.
Edward Morgan, printer-disordcrly conduct.
f. Frederick, tinsmith-into1icated.
The first named was committed, and the other t.0
discharged by Justice Brennan.
ELEvENTH PKECIsCT.
James NJ. Clusky, labOrer-drunk and dsOrdcrly;
by Officer Tildcn. Committed for ten days, by Justice
Wood.
Mary Carroll. prostitute-drunk and disorderly.
Sent TO Police Court
Frederick Hoffman, shoemaker-drunk and disor-
DERBY. Sent to Police Court.
Inspector Squires says / have the pleasure 10 re.
poit that the order for closing all places where sptu
Gus liquors sold generally observed yesterday,
iect Of remark and congratuation by every decent
man met during the day. Many citizens called at