New-York tribune., 1841-07-08

CELEBRATION At PHGIADELPHIA.-Thc Fifth passed oil
at Philadelphia quietly and credaby The Temperance
Societies made NOS, magnificent dispay Judge Conrad
delivered an impressive Grafton before the Repeal Asoca-
tan asd Dr. Moriar, Address before the Catholic To;a
Abstinence Soceiy The opponents Of te Federal Admin
istraon listened to an Grafton by v. D. Kelly, Esq and
the IronSides Cub had an Address from John Miles Esq
The lYbigs Of the First and Second Congressional Dis
trict had splendid public dinner the City Hotel at
which Hon George Pondexer. T. J. Morris ESQ. and sev-
eral others made eloquent remarks
There was no general parade Of the Military The city
was remarkably quiet very little firing other confusion
took place and few serious accidents occurred
T,,r Yorye MSS SOCIETY OF Albany celebrated the
Fifth mos, admirably They had Procession, original
Poem bv E W COLE. IN Grafton by A. c. SouTHwIcS, 3
beautiful Ode and then two Prize Essays GESirs. BY
John Nevland and PowERs, by t. y HoTs-
nrd-b,th Alennbers-were announced. and Gold Medals
awarded to the authors on the spot The award kad been
previously determined By able Committee, but the
of the authors were known any until the seals
which enclosed them broken on the spot
The Albany Young Ncn- Society holds the place in
ha, Civ that the NewYork Lyccun Mercantile Library
Association and similar institutions do hereihat Is it
swes to all these Ii very numerous, admirably managed
and mas done immense good May its usefulness increase
with It's years
ACCIDENTS Al BEooKlYS.-on Monday a little son Of
Theodore Dwight ESQ. seriously Injured by the rcco
of small cannon which lie ring 1t struck him ION tbs
chest but he fast recovering. Another bey, whose
was unknown had his hand blown OF by the bursting of
pistol.
a barn belonging Mr.. Phillip Reade, who resides about
four miles from Brooklyn, the Jamaica road, burned
i, liz. g.,
and wa. insured tor $500
RIor AND MURDER At BArrINoHE.-On the afternoon Of
the 5,h party of collected about tavern in Bat-
more and commenced beating dog chained to the lamp
post; The owner came protect him and had his
thumb shot of BY of the villains The bar-kcepel then
came out and the quarrel which ensued received vo
lent a blow on the that he died few
hours The fed but three of them, named Griffith,
Gurran and Gctc have been arrested and lodged
Jail
Accpxyr on THE FIFTH AS persons lcongiag
to military company in Phlade pha Monday afternoon
were returning home in a kes Of powder set
on fire By spark segar, and of the named
George and John Giverson. severely injured.
10 We informed that not single gun pistol, or even
cracker fired in Philadelphia last Monday The law
habjtuol respect for greater and the City authorities
enforce it without respect of persons. Oh that could
mblc something Of Their spirit Depend it, elow-clti-
zens .is teaching youngsters violate laws openly,
wantony FOX mere pastmc, 4 very bad speculation.
rJ During thunder storm Phadelphia the 9TH,
druggist named Immendoren, badly injured BY light
ming that he died the same night.
,l,a dor. tho tho
5tl the ropewak of A. H. Hinckle at Philadelphia
struck by lightning and together with the adjoining rope
walks of Isaac w Norris and Jacob Dun,ar was entirely
consumed The walks extensive, but little of their
rents were saved and the loss consequently heavy
probably on the whole $4,000 $4,000 which there
was but little insurance.
The roof of the d.elnghouse Of Dr. Henry ai Phlede
phia was burned oil on the same evening.
building in Dock-streei, occupied BY ]. b. Pickering
iron chest manufacturer Philadelphia also destroyed
by fire.
At Boston, the evening the 9TH, FIRE broke which
DESTROYED OF badly injured the following property the wooden
laboratory of f. w F. Meen-inssrance $1,000; three
story brick building owned by f. Tuckeman yarnsh fac
tory and harness shop owned by james Hendley-no nsur
ance carpenters shop owned by the sameoss Of the
pant. Milton Hall $500 dwellnsh owned by ~ Pul.
>l1r; stable Sita OF L.
wooden dwellings owned by G. Parkman. and other
owned by Mr. Reed. An old bottle factory FIRE
and nearly destroyed by fire crackers.
M,S RUINED BY SUDDEN WEAL1H.-The Baltimore
Sun gives young named Benton Starks,
from Athens Ga had been remarkably industrious and
had acquired respectable property but whose ntceci
completely disorered by his suddenly coming in possession
$1,000 Having collected hi, funds, ne took the stage
for Baltimore through which passed Philadelphia
Newlora and Boston, and ultimately rs;urned Baltimore
having spent nearly all he had. young gentleman from
Virginia induce him. If possible, hons
but failing in this requested the police Baltimore
him into custody. He had. when taken pistols valued
at So ory-seycn pieces of gold coin. amounting about
1885; s9l in paper and 81 silver. making in all sis2
Five fine gold watches found upon his person-the
hans running round his neck and body Three valuable