New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-30

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L. : MARsHALs OFFIcE.-As ASSAULT at sea
Augustus King one Of the OF the ship Nile
arrested charge of assauitlng Charles y Bates
while sea. with sheath knife lie was held 10 bail
DESTRUCTIVE FIKE-A tire broke ont last night
liti!e before l. o'clock in the Planning Mil of Mr. Ro
derrick Erickson situated At the north west corner of
Fleet and President streets The material being of avery
combusble nature. II was but bei period untii tne en-
rre building with It's contents wrapped m flames
and DESTROYED The flames extended o the adlon
ns large three story Machine shop. owned and occupied
hy Mcssrs shannon & Wenwae which in Ike manner
with all its valuable contents-nachin Sc.-ten
prey 10 the desoufng element large number OF toois
and materials consumed together with the nund
ns upon neither OF which. regret to learn was th.r
any This loss will fall heavily upon the pro
pretors lng probably 10 from eight Ia ten thou
-and dollars considerable quantity Of lumber lying
cont suous W ch had been len there be Manufactured
and boards 10 be planned was also consumed
Bait Patriot Of Saturday.
FIRE-A fire was discovered yesterday morning
in third story Of the old brick building belonging tn,
Providence Dyeng Bleaching and Caendering Cumpa
ny and used for packing goods The upper story Wa
entirely destroyed The goods IN the Ion were burnt
those IN the lower part OF the building were very much
damaged The loss is estimated at abouS 0oco which
covered by insurance
FIRE IN ROxBURY.-Thc alarm OF fire last night.
caused by by the burning of d. r. Nashs starch ac
tory, the fremont Road near Rugges street The
tire caught in the end of the building, which was
entirely consumed with small portion OF the man huhd
ing bost Jour 9TH
- The house of Roderck Burnham Of Long
Meadow. Mass, was burned on rriuuy ir-'-
q We learn that electment suits have been
Drought against the occupants OF 'argc amount OF real
estate in this village embracing half Of two blocks
mostly covered with buildings The claim runs back We
believe the Revolution and the property in dispute EN-
braces the site OF the new clerk and Surrogate Oce
the lot OF Judge Forsyth the Methodist church properly
and several other lots covering about 600 feet IN length
by about 100 feet in depth Fair street. The plaintiffs
the the heirs OF Mr. Newbury, residing mostly
in Orange county and Charles Mcneil, Esq. of Eoshen
l. their counsel Kingston Ulster COZ Rep
.-sy- George Frederick Archibald, son of Thorn.
az Archibald was instantly killed on Thursday NJ the
brick yard Of his father IN the north part Of this city by
being caught between the frame work of the machine
for grinding clay and the sweep which horse
attached His head crushed in shocking manner
An inquest held. and verdict rendered IN accor'
dance with the above facts. Troy wing.
~ John Wilbor Jr OF South Kingston r. l.
was instantly killed at his lumber yard at Fall River on
Monday last, while standing between TWO piles OF boards
few feet apart one Of which suddenly fell over and
crushed him TO death He was about % years Of age
and has left wife and family.
~ We learn from the Ncwburypor Herald
that il was Mr. Drown Of Warren, X. t. who was injured
the Eastern Railroad on Wednesday, Tie was return
ing from Bangor stepped out the car and was wounded
by flying piece OF iron, which struck MN ander nlf
chin and passed.out of the mouth taking with II two o.
three teeth he il now doing we'll though he viii carry
a mark OF the wound through life
JACKSON LA CoLEEGE.-The buildings OF this
institution have been purchased by the Methodist Epsco
pal Conference OF Mississippi. The Mississippi Cenicn
airy College be abandoned and it, furniture removed
to Jackson where the purchasers intend TO establish
a College under their separate control.
~ On the third of July the Hon. HuFUs CHoATf
Is 10 deliver an address before the Alumni Of the Dane
Law School Al Cambridge, after which there WI! De
dinner IN the new Law Library.
~ Hon. Philo Gridley is to deliver the Address
D.ta 1911 fop Coil AZ ~.
approaching Commencement.
70 Mr. Grymes declined to deliver the Grafton
in English New Orleans the death o. General Jack
son and Judge Eustis appointed in his place.
The RWER-The water has seldom been lower
than At the present All the large steamboats, and
other vessels heavily laden experience greet difficulty IN
navigating the river, even opposite the city
ALBANY Atlas.
Y-HEAyY NERDIcT.-From a report IN the On
taro Repository Of the causes tried Al the recent term
of the T. Circuit Court for the Northern District held
At Canandsigua, learn that the jury IN the case Of
Babbu vs.. The Buffalo Steam En9ine NaRnfdo'vtng
Coupdng returned verdict Of $500 damages for
lining Of boxes 10 which ldgeOns and axe- 10
and BY which the bad effects heretofore experienced
from friction and heating obyiated.
~ Captain Jonathan Walker is probably ere
this out Of the Florida jail and his way homeward
The Anti Slavery Standard says the sum required 10
lease him was deposited 10 the hands Of New York
house subject Capt Walkers order. If needed. This
generous deed done by friend and t0wnsmsn of
Walkers who finding that the money nor iorthcom
ing from the public, pledged ii himself.
~ The Legislature OF Rhode Island has refused
to authorize the appointment Of Chaplin 10 the STATE
Prison.