New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-14

IuIEsnAN July Us.
Tcuyr DRcwNED The body of Mr. Augustus
T. Boicn. who lcit hi. PREMISE in Delaney ston SUM
day last was found ~ -mpeton Staten Island. yeslcr
dsy morning. by Mr. Brewer of sapeton Al inqucs,
was held m the body the result OF which found
drowned
FIRr-This morning about AN q fire broke
out in sixteenth e. between Eighth and Ninth avenues
and some Z OF s buildings were destroyed before the
lsnes were subiuci
ALARM ASD ARRAY The alarm of fire last
night was occasoned hy smoke and flame. apparently
issuing from building in the rear OF house ON the
souihes corner Of Broome and Wooster stoccup.ed
a. a German Brewery # was ascertaiued. however
that the building was not on IRE the flames proceeding
from furnace used in the Brewery. some OF The
Fromen had taken a line OF hose in the rear and com
minced playing in the building, when one Of the men
lifted upan ak aud attempted TO drive outthc hrcmen
Upon this a general melee cnsuei. which was promptly
put down by the Police and the offenders taken TO the
station house II was reported that one Of the mem
beers OF Hose-carriage IS seriously injured in The
ARRAY.
BANyARD's PAN0RANA-We have again visited
this magnificent Panorama, which Is now exhibiting in
Broadway near the site of Niblos Garden, and give
our testimony TO the justice OF the praise which has
been lavished upon it The majestic scenery Of the
Mississippi IL bluff resembling runsso truly has
Nature initiated Art lie islands Edens Of beauty and
ovclincss the bends of the river extending many
miles inland and exploring the varied scenery of the
interior. are So wildly depicted % convey mo
meutsry doubt Of the mere presentation The
scenes by moonlight are remarkably beautiful Those
who have visited the cities Of tie Mississippi testify 20
the perfect resemblance canvas. The mnut.e
which are necessary the completion Of The Illusion
are therc-the alligator floating on log bruin in his
retreat the hollow of cypress) looking sedate
and a.cetic a. a hermit cotton plantations with
rroes at work on them domestic lie on hatbOats
serve illustrations, and add % the general beauty oi
the painting. Humorous and graphic descriptions, and
the discourse of sweet music adapted 20 the character
of the scenery lend additional charms 20 the exhibit
ton. 70 sanoblc memorial OF individual perseverance,
Mn. EDITOR. Why is 10 that the d" DOG Killers
are only 20 be in the morning early and hour
when perhaps fewer Of The canine race in the
streets than At any other part OF the day Why
tine their perambulatons % early dawn. while ours
most congregaie At I'LL other hours r.
POLICE.-A complaint WAS preferred yesterday
before Justice Lathrop by Mary Ann Glcirist wo
man lately arrived IN this country against three per-
cons named Mary Jane McCul0gh, Thomas story, snd
Thomas NcCul0gh for having robbed her Of - gold
soyeregns (about $3.50. The parties were assembled
in the same room H. Washington st. when the female
prisoner contrved TO steal the purse. The complain
ant. on missing her property, Immediately suspected
Mary Jane and had her arrested when q Of the
reizns found on her person. The other parties
were also arrested acc0mpces and all were detan
ed in custody 10 answer the charge mnn named
Joseph Mour arrested on the charge OF indecent
exposure yesterday and committed 20 prison A man
named John McMullcn was arrested yesterday,
charge of breaking into the bedroom of Catherine
Kirk, and stealing s25 worth Of pawn tickets.