New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-19
City Items.

we received yesterday came from me uaroen Oi A'~
CsAxrolp Esq Of Newbursh We lee Lite aNA" a.
about Describing the laner article, for fear our fns
friend might think ina, we were exssgersrns D. Ao
ever those we receive to-day should prove 70 oe a'.
and Of ecusl savor shall Be constrained 70 de-c''
them accurately and 10 tell the whole ruth even o
90 doing we should appear 70 be ds.oya TO the '.'
Prince.
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.-Yesterday mo'''1-
between and o'clock Ere broke out Il the s'4D's'
Mr. Campbell fronting Bsysrd and running '1.A -
Elizabeth street. We learn from the Commerce. -'
number Of carriages wagons. &c. were ee'uO' CO
fourteen valuable horses. Mr Campbell VI mo. ~ - -
His los. WI probably BE about sou -ete4A ~ ~,
| hor.es belor @ed 10 Nr RAYMOND. o. me NeHA-s
I One Of the horses was worth 500 nein- u -
| for which Mr Campbell had SD o1e'e" o"' ' "
Two ago. The others we're on Avely small ,,,o
From the stables the IRE cornmunica, ~ ,-tA-
49,, h-ck binding a; the corner OF hAZhotiA--I-et
| occiiu.ed a. grocery by Mr. hpmske, Ia D..-.--
and L. contents were entirely destroyed; NJ
80, 20 ssv ,be-e was also lOss 81 lie. Inc 'aiiliy .
;d ne ,,rnr t,arr Of the building and 20 rapidly dlt
,hs flames sd that il Wa with me greatest ot
any Of them saved from destruction cno a.
mi about nine years Of age was burned 70 death ne
9arn ,as lane Brian Of rish parentsse. Il "a supposed
he sore who were present the FIRE that the ouFin
s;sr. fell down Immediately after the others had escape
and ,he, thus the poor chids only chance was cut o.
We learn since that two men names not aseeEtanedl
died Yesterday from the effects Of injuries received ~
| thi. IRE.
| - The fire last evening IN the second sectnN
If the first district the Fancy Dry Goods e'i'D
inent Of D. o. Glib & Co i2i Broadway just aD-'e
Canal II was pretty well swept out Lo'- sovD i'
| s7,O00-insurance 2f,OOO.
| " Gen Van Zandt, who was knocked down
By horse that mad been frightened BY hrecraeS''
died On Tuesday afternoon He Il the hrsi Tcum oil 'l
season to the deestabe practice Of FIRING crackers IN The
| streets WI he be the last
~ splendid new omnibus, drawn by cish'
beautiful horses 1--WE beg aniiomnbusiers VIII not
faint made Il. appearance in Broadway on Tuesday
There is not a beautiful or admirably iuIhisheu
carriage in the City. 1t is intended for the Dry DOCK
Line Of Hatfield Bertne and will be put upon the route
| tomorrow.
| ~ A LAWYERS Clerk wants TO know why thc
LAWYERS can't close their Offices al o'clock, as wei a. the
merchant, theirs at s. He says that after the lawyers
do nothing but read newspapers and smoke sesars ana
homes they will let their Clerks OF. We hope so too.
| 'sy Our streets are gay with military parade-
delightfully."- parodied every corner by troops OF ragged
newsboys duly armed and equipped with brooms'ich''
and tin pots on their heads Nothing Ike teaching the
| young idea how 70 shoot
- Niblo's continues to draw. Mr.. Roberts IS
| an excelentlight comedian.
| ~ THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF Gen JACK
.on will take place in this city on Tuesday next the -ih
inst The following Special Committees have been ap'
pointed from the Common Councils Of New-iork ana
Brooklyn and will be in attendance al the Chamber OF the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen every day between the nou-
of and o'clock 10 receive communications relative
10 the several matters entrusted TO their charge All a.
socaiions intending to cooperate are requested 10 co''
| .b.c Tor fegC on
| COMMITTEE on Milfary-Messrs. Hart, Burbank Cor
Cric Societies and 4ssocia,ious-Mcs Pearcc Lee,
Fir, Observation-Disclosures. Tappan Bokec Purser.
| Progronne-Messrs. Cornell Burbank Benson, Pug
ser, Hart.
Foor RAcrs-We learn that Gilderslecve won
with grea, ease the ten mile purse in Boston on TUESDAY
There were thirteen competitors started but none OF
them stood any chance against Gders.eeye Il had been
advertised tina, s,ceprock, the Indian Chief would run
in this race and crea, dissatisfaction was expressed a.
| his non appearance.
The races about 10 take place the Beacon Course be-
gin good deal Of attention, as II i known hsi
large number of the best pedestrians IN the world WI.
be present, Should Stannard, Gldersleeve, Jackson
the American Deer and Seeprock the Indian Chief meet
in the ten mile race /, will make race equally exciting
| to that lately run by Fashion and Peyiona.
| ~, The Board of Education met last night and
| elected Mr. Isaac A. Johnson (Nat.ye) President Nj
Nchol being the opposing candidate. Mr. j. A. Stewart
was reelected Clerk
| Mr. Tngs having removed from the 18th to another
ward, Mr. Denny moved that his seat as Commissioner
Of the Attn be declared vacated This was opposed by
a number OF gentlemen and supported by Others, and
finally prevaved by vote OF II TO IS the latter signing
and having protest entered upon the minutes against
the resolution.
Mr. Enrs was elected in si4 for two years IN Ward
the majority Of whom strongly opposed 10 him IL
politics he being s;aunch Wing and II being the third
time he was elected. The Counsel of the Corpora
uon and several eminent gentlemen Of the Board have
declared tina; Commissioner lose his position
in the Board from having simply changed his residence
10 another Ward particularly there mode dess
mated By which Ill the vacancy Mr.. Engs insisted
upon his right hold the for which he has been
elected and invariably offered his vote which the chair
man refused. Mr.. Engs has always shown himself
pure and jealous friend to Education and his removal
from the Board il carried into effect would truly be
| public loss
~ The Hupsox RIVER ASSOCIATION is now
in session. in Pierpon street, Brooklyn. About 400 de-
eeaie. are present and the association sits daily The
| new cdhcc in which the meetings are held. Is very
beautiful and has organ made by Erben Of this city
|
tcrday arrested and taken before Justice Taylor charged
with attempting 10 kill Mr. James Patterson OF a Mer
Ger street some difficulty had occurred between the
| accused and complainant and kerwin had threatened
to take Pstersons life which threat he attempted TO put
INTO execution by the of large piece Of wood,
which he took from bale Of hay, and while Nj Z.
IN his yard attacked him with il end inflicted such
wounds before he arrested tha. Mr.. Patterson Wa
disabled and yet confined 10 his bed. and under the
care of physician. Fortunately for him, herwln was
arrested before be had competed his svowed purpose
~ JUSTICE WAYNE ofihc L. :. supreme Court,
and family. and GEN. soorr. OF the L. :. Army IN
this city at the American Hotel
~ REV. Mr.. Isaac, has left the Elm Street
Synagogue, and breaches hereafter TO the Hebrew
congregation, in Franklin street.
- GRACE CHURCH. in Broadway. was sold yes
tsrday 10 gentleman who intends converting il into
place Of exhibition for the Chinese Museum ousht
by Mr.. Peters, in the Bazaar.
To-Day's Outside.
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