New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-18

comolene;ng in the yesr 1895 He wss also member
Of the Fire Department and one Of Ito Wardens and
member Of the Board Of Trustees. His funeral will
take place at 10 O'Clock Saturday morning from his
late residence, No. Is Bond street.
DgPARrrRB OF THR CHARLEsToS STSAhKR CO.
IuMBM-Tbe steamship Columbia, Capt. Berry, left
Pier North River on Wednesday at $3.50 P. M, for
Chsrltsson, s. C.. A runior has been prevalent that
shs was to carry out large quantity OF arms and am.
munition; and few days since letter was published
IN TIKI TRIBUNE from one Of frst-cSs merchants,
stating that no had seen boxes Of guns In front OF
ore ia Maiden lane marked for Charleston, which 1t
wac net improbable would form part Of the cargo OF
The Columbia On inquiry at the Office OF Mesafs-
Spoaord Tleson & Co.. agents Of the line, the state
ment was InaIc that sho would sail with lees than half
her usual cargo that to make up the deficiency they
should chip 400 bales Of bay and that the remainder
consi,ed Of dry goods os butter, Sc. They also say
that their vessels are 10. paying expenses, aud that
their nain object in keeping them the lne Ia to af-
ford employment To tho 80 men required to them.
To restore tie balances, they depend on full return
crgoes Of cotton rice, &c., Of which they have large
consiamen.s fof Europe. Their ststeneu. closes as
SLOWS: ... .
aboard ;hs Cosnb there isno cue paIttcc truth therein
d s v seSd - Keep ~" Il. line
noncy holds oa only keep hands employed and assist
Ss T whose vs. hsSsad: sHl s
oynScd while employ M pstia con!empls'iGn in
boats f;o@ The line Or the eOuuslOn Of trssos.bls ao
whereby 5ht be driven 2 ;rsh eOu,;c TH 1, .s; mes
S css TIE oHSvp il tho
% pns 9sTs sS s W G snS Sss CAPT ISsy s;
Adgsr Cap PHILIPPE John r. King Csp Adams The latter
ys,ei being rebuilt sad viii be ready In sS'a two 'f
three nonthS
Aecipgsr TO Sx.SHERiYy WiLLErr.-An uniortu-
nate accident occurred 10 eXSderif Wile, few days
aince as he WA skating with his children and few
friends on pond in the neighborhood of his residence,
at Washington Nights whit be received severe fall,
By which proves that his lett leg broken in two
places between The knee and the ankle The fractures
have been successfully reduced and Lis condition rs
favorable US possible under the circumstances, but ne
will rece,sarily be conned TO his chamber for come
time TO come. Meantime TIA business Of settling up bis
affairs "a the late Sheriff viii conducted without In
terturtion BY bic counsel Brown, Hall Il Vanderpoel'
SLw.YoRK IssTyrrTIoH VoR TBB BLfSo.-The FOL
lowing managers Of the Institution have been elected
for the year 1861:
sshs1 Eis1d L. Bcad.> N. D.. Edwssd Wood. Alfred ".
Cra,en William Danoat, Lsws NJ R.iherfurd Roosr s.
Sa' e. d. wsSo ha:tias esas. K Tsk,sn
Lsnox Ksun-dy WA n. Tssver-, Dsnic H. TomPsAH' j.
lloyd A,TiuvsN, }. Lydis Soydsw.
RECOVERY Oh Stolen Goops, AND ARREST OF
BrRGI ,Rs.-SerSsent Dickson and Officers Eas:ace
and Farley u lhe Detective Police yesterday sue
I. aded in recovering abou, 5000 worth of stolen
gocL aher acarch Of TWO months darstion. On Inc
night Of the 10Th of November the soFe Of Messrs
Fi.her & Co., No. 90 Worth street, importers ard
wholesale dealers In lace gooj- entered by bue-
glars, who gained entrance by Sorcing open toe
scutle ON the roof Once inside the store the burglars
proceeded TO make choice selection Of goods, which
they tied up n bundles. They appear to have made
ono trip 20 the street, carrying with them 900 woth
Of goods bot we're evidently frightened out Of return
ing ~ next morning great many goods were found
tied up in Ito store, all Of which tbey had doubtless
intended 10 remove. The robbery having been reported
al the Detective Office, the sboyenanel officers were
detailed 10 End the perpetrators An examination OF
ths prenses afforded them no clue, and they were
obliged to derend upon their shrewdrees entirely
Aller dgsnt inquiry ia the vicinity, the detectives
learned that two wtllkno.n burglars, named George
Smith and John Campbell, had bean seen about the
place previous 10 tie robbery, and they resolved TO
watch them. Campbell was econ traced TO a respecta-
be boarding house in Sullivan s.ree., where be had
ust taken up hs residence, having brought two large
wellfl.d trunks baggage. The officers fsl. conf
dent tina: those trunks contained !he oods they weTc
n cech OIL but 10. search them without warrant
authorizing them to do While hey were in quest
Of that necessary legal instrument, the burglars nys
teriously disappeared with the trunks, and the de-
t.cty.s were throyn OF tee scent. THIS WA so0n V-
covered, however and the burglars aud their plumber
we're trseod ~ Albany. Here weU-knOwn receiver
Of stolen goods who staDds high In the political circles
Of New-YOrk, WA preson. for the purpose OF buying
tie soois and 40 he knew the officers BY sight he gave
the Slam, and sgsu the burglars fed with the pro-
eeeds Of thcir robbery. This time tho mysterious
trunks wsic taten TO fonkers, where they were lost
10 the officers Tor sme time. few days sinee, how
ever ,sy were informed tina, Smith was boarding at
fashionable boarding-house in Blocker street, and
they resolved to search hi1 search warrant
was procured, and On Wednesday tho detectives pro-
eeeded To execute H. On entering Smitis apartments
The Grst objects which NE. their view the two
trunks which they had been seeking 70 diligently
Hastily breaking them open, they found the contents
composed Of rich aces to the ya!ue Of about $1,000 all
Of which were Identified By Messys. Fisher & Co.
Smith was subsequently, arrested Ia the lower part Of
the ETY. when samples Of the Same goods were found
on biz person, he being then in the &C. of attempting