New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-23

ZsnsaiOn Slimani Koch, snf VII De opeheu LOT ~
hb,on ,oihe Cayous Ten Thousand a. soon As proper
| Room can BE- obtained BY The way, Mr. Noon wishes
a. TO convey his thank. IN the name Of hewhoe 'cirn-
TIC word on. Of whose agents he has the honor 10 b.
- the Wrecker- Of Key West through whose -rea' ehr
"a, and perseverance I'll. sovereign masterpiece and
proudest nonumep, Of creation was preserved iron
.hipwreck on the passage from Mobile to this CRY
- We are sor-v to learn that during the tre
ofFrday night A...,an, Engineer John Rker lost b.
poke, book containing sioo probably by pick pock-
e.. We believe .hs; il was through the judgement and
enersy Of Mr. Rer tina, the conalgrson was stayed IN
Norrs-.'reet and did not sweep Greenwich perhaps 70
the Battery Those whose property wa thus preserved
could not do better than make up MI hkers o's %
Inn.
- Due credit has been awarded 10 the hotels
which furnished refreshments 70 the angued hremen on
| Friday night We now wish 20 chronicle The hoeraiy
Of NJ Brown. No Brdgesireet who Kept open mouse
as long any thin. eaiabe remained IN the house or
could be obtained az the neishbornS stores Al i'A''
two barrel. OF no, coffee distributed Al this house
some Of the i1.ai-s in the neishborhsod whose pro
pety was really in danger might have followed Nr.
Browns example with credit 70 themselves
ry- The steamboat KSIcETRBocE ER on her passage
down Monday night when just below Red Hook broke
her king beam by which she was OF course entirely
disabled. The accident caused some alarm and soniu'
sion among the passengers many OF whom had retired
for the nj shf The Empire fortunately near and
took them al OF. ~ one wa hurt
II We invite especial attention 20 the following
important notice from the Office Of the Chief Of Police
OFFICE OF The CHIEF Or POLICE Park.
AL persons having goods ia their possession, saved
from the late destructive Fire on saturday ast ana not
] .ao "a Information. send
/ them 10 the Office Of Chief OF Police.
- The Ciambers-sfrect SartHgs Bank J.
strongly censurcd by correspondent for IL dlaiory
manner Of attending TO customers and for keeping open
too short time for the transaction Of busness-ony
two hour. day for three days in week. Under the
present arrangement many persons who can III afford TO
ose the time compelled to wait from irs 70 IRE hours
rhe door. being closed and all then IN being served,
II il takes til mldnight) Our correspondent thus gives
his own experience
On Monday the Dist inst ! repaired 10 the Bank as
carly ~ half past 4 and found Il completely crammed
with people. As necessity compelled me 10 nave my
money that lay. Of course had 70 wait my turn
remained from this time until ten minutes before o.
clock whcf got served All this time renamed stand
ing amid crowd OF people sweierns win neat Cd
served ,hy females some with small children who
were e.. mneed 10 unIer. 20 the same fatigue and pcd
them from the bottom of my heart Becoming very
thirsty IN consequence Of the heat occasoncd Dy me
crowded state ~ the rOuin Nfutuffu I'd ASK one on
clerks who appeared 10 bc AZ leisure iOf drink OF wa
f.r lie replied m a grufi. surly manner that they
Lad water kEer ne teLor tieG rs 0dd Jhs seeR
him briag yfevs Jul from dnoitr part y ne room
and place fton uai,r his DIRK However a. dogs are
obeyed in Office ! made no reply but returned TO my
.,aton Now mark the difference between a gentleman
and Jo0r person in the rear Of me applied 10 T. l.
swan E-q the attendant Director Tor this day, for
drink M : in his usual polite and afablc manner,
landed him lumber Of water. at the same time making
come remark the intense heat IN the room have
that confidence in the Board OF directors that eads me
% think they have but 10 know these abuses to have
them remedjed FAIR PLAY.
Mr. EDrroR-Being one Of the passengers who came
10 the Rip Van Wrinkle on Saturday ast-her first trip
with passcngers- rcfran expressing my salts
faction you hoping that you may think proper to mo-
tee the boat in your paper and you have an opportu
.iy 10 take a jauni with them.
The officers and men are All gentlemen, and II the
course Is adhered 20 which pursued that day viii
MT be- long before she Will become Of the most pop
u'ar boats the river
We started from Albany At 4. " and arrived at New
FORK at past r NJ
Mn EDrroR-Bring one IT number of persons
nuosty unknown me whose lives were last evening
were greatly endangered by the rcckessness oftwo ON
. drivers in endcsvoring pass each other IN which
.sracefu strife they both rushed abreast into Morris
r the one ON 10 pile Of brick breaking and nearly up
Ting the stage; beg leave To ask through your paper
any passenger either stage. person witnessing the
cenc who Is willing testify 20 The same To favor the
4h-cribcr with his name that thus fpossble something
may be- done 10 ensure the safety OF passengers in
Broadway stages and put a stop such triang with hu.
nan life. Address C.. at The Tribune Office. &.
Ma EpiroR-1he schooner Sarah Captain Frank
Gri-,vod while loading at Boston whsrves with salt
re destined for the powdermakers IN Hartford Conn
was blown TO pieces by explosion OF her cargo.
meyer have heard how the FIRE wa- communicated but
re fac, that she was blown up cannot be denied. She
Lad no powder on board il being something similar 10
carving Goals TO Newcastle for vessel - load with
,wder for Hartford The Captain believe il now iv-
nr AZ Wethersf,ld. Conn. and would undoubtedly give
YOU or any person Interested all tie facts IN the case
The accident happened about the year 1871 or 3, am
MT certain which give you this statement cause
.ce and hear many -pecuaiions ABOUT the -Nposon
q, th. ire. and reasoning from the above undouDei
d. 80 am compelled 10 believe the explosion occurred
.On Satpeire only. iAtlH-
Mr. EDITOR Much discussion having been elicit
cl in regard 10 the cause Of tie terrific explosion which
occurred al the late cslsmitous IRE would offer few
observations upon H. Sapere. exposed to heat era
duay increased will melt and It's nitrous portion be dis
pa,ed in the form Of nitrous acid IN vapor and oxygen
ga. Nihe.e meet with no combu,tbles no explosion
L. ses place If they should meet and mnse win com
ia.,ibe materials in state Of minute division as the
uaconsumed yapor of oil Of ordinary dense smoke or
liquid oil or spirits should be poured upon the salt
p ire while throwing OF their vapofs or turPenune Win
Itch or any rosin then explosion VIII take place pro
tortonae in violence and destruction % the quantity OF
materials thus mingled II by the hr.t explosion other
comhu.tibes such lamp-bsek. should be disturbed
and thrown upon the OF iquied sa,petre. success
yrety Of causes that might produce such catastrophe
me Of which il seems highly probable-nsy. almost
,r,sin-xere present | am almost certain also, that
lie stream Of water mingling with the nitrous vapor
would explode. n
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