New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-26

while on duty, on lnursuay hienb 'nae NC hao W.
arrested and locked up in the StationHouse for the re-
mander of the night His, name has not yet ben
given. rB .eaa
Arms FOR THE SoUrH.--(sen. James Of RHODE ID
and had contracted with the State Of Alabama 70 sr-
nsh them with some Of his famous breechoadng can
non; but since Secession he has written the authorizes
that all the money in Alabama would not induce him -
send them gun now.
The Chicopee Arms Company, whose manufscssY
was burned Sunday night had heavy contracts eb<
arms with the South but since Secession have &c We
learn, resolutey refused to deliver them. -
Cooper e. Hewitt of this city, per contra, are, We
are informed, engaged heavy contract to furuidh
wroughtiron gun.caniages for the State Of Georgia.
The work is being done at the Trenton Iron Works
A lawyer, acting for the agents of the steamship
Monticello, called upon Mr.. Kennedy yesterday, and
made formal demand upon him for the Georgian arms
seized by the police the other day. The superntendne
refused to give them up till compelled to do 70 by hg
process.
II is said that orders were given yesterday by Saper-
intendent Kennedy that hereafter, In case Of tho
discovery of shipments of and munitions Of war Ia
the seeding States the police may seize the contrabsnd
goods at once without waiting for special instructions
from headquarters. 1t was the delay occa0oned b
telegraphing to and awaiting reply from the Super
ntendent, that enabled the Montgomery to sail win
such goods on board.
The following dispatches have passed between Sen.
ator Toombs of Georgia and his Honor, Mayor Wood.
relative to the seizure of goods by the police on lest
Tuesday:
MLLEDGEyILLy, Jan "a. 1851.
i true tSs, any arms intended and the ss
havs Inv
Your important to u.s. and to Ne"foIs AnsMss
once. H. IUOhDS.
To this insoent mssive the Mayor returned the fol-
lowing craven answer:
The Hon. RoBEKr TooHBs, Milledgeville, Ga:
In reply dsPatch regret TO say that arms 10000
The police Of Til. State but that the City NewYok shosd u
no way be made responsible for the Outrage
As Mayor have authority the police IL had the
powsI should sun Hy punish the authors Of thi, Illegal ssa
unustihsble seizure Of private property N.NDo wooD
RAILROAD DETESTIoEs.-The mail train by Harlem
Railroad which left Albany about 10 o'clock on Thurs.
day forenoon, only succeeded in reaching Mlertou
on Thursday evening, and came into New-York about
II o'clock on Friday forenoon.
The express train which left Albany by the sams
route about Al o'clock Thursday afternoon WA una
BILE TO get below COpake, where the snow was fosnd
in such drifts as to prevent further progress and there
fore returned to Albany, and made fresh start at
o'clock on Friday morning.
In the mean time, large force was set to work IN
clearing the track from and ice, but according 10
the telegrapbc dispatches received from the conducor
Of the down express supposed that the obstruc
ton would require least three hours for its removal
All the local trains are leaving and arriving as usual
The Express train which left Boston at o'clock on
Thursday afternoon and the mail train which left Bos-
ton at O'Clock on Thursday night only reached this
city at noon on Friday.
The UsITED STATES GRAND JURY.-H. b. Cr,m-
well and Others attached to the line of Southern vessels
landing at the foot of Albany street. were before the
United States Grand Jury yesterday morning g wit
nessee.
ANOTHER ALLEGED ADVERTISING SwrsDLER.-
George +. Clayton of No. 2S3 West Twenty-fourth
street yesterday complained that he had been swnded
out of 500 by Arthur Wesley an alleged real esaaas
broker, doing business at No. 400 Fourth avenue IL
is charged that Wesley advertised for clerk who
could loan him 500, and on Clayton rendering that