New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-08

r0sd but was exrnguisned before much damage had
been done The alarm Of fire this morning o., 9
o'clock was caused By one OF the stables Of James Il.
Cook D, shcuf-st becoming ignited but the hremcn
we're quickly on the spot and succeeded in ,u1du
.ng the daluos.
BRUTAL AND W ANrON As,AuLT.-N esteriay.
Mrs Hogan who keeps an Emisrani Boarding house az
100 Washington e. seut her servant girl, poor Irish
emgraut Of the name OF Mary Carm. into the kitchen
for kettle OF water. The girl brought one that was
boiling the fire % her which happened not 90 De- the
one she wanted. upon which she g0i into a towering
rage seized the girl with both her arms and pitched
her and the kettle o. boiling water down the -tair-
whereby thc unfortunate creature most dreadfuly
aided about the head arms and legs, so a. 20 be
scarcely able % crawl she then turned her into
the street where she picked up by some passers
sud conveyed 90 the Emigrant Commissioners Once,
where she was promptly and humanely attended 20
and thence sent % the hospital on Wards island.
We understand It u the intention Of the Commissioners
20 prosecute Tie unieehng perpetraor OF this outrage
10 the uttermost the poor creature q able 90
undergo examination for that purpose. True sun
AccIDENr-Y Yesterday afternoon boy about
DOB years OF age named Joseph Hyhcid had his foot
severely laccraed by running on some broken glass ln
one of the streets OF the sixth Ward that found
necessary 90 take him 20 the City Hospital
CHARGE oF STABBrNG.--A man named James
Graham w. taken into custody Yesterday by officers
Hogan and Lyons of the Fourth Ward, on charge %
stabbng John Coyle Ia the breast with knife The
accused committed for examination, and the Woun'
ded man taken 20 the City Hospital where he les IN
very precauous situation.
DnBoLl-AL DEED oF Az NcENDlARY.-Last
night iust before o'clock IN unOccupcd brick house
in Wsllst discovered 90 be on nre In the third
story The alarm was given. and number Of nremen
and other. rushed up stairs 10 ascertain ne extent In
The Oh ire package about foot square was ~
ing upon the door which took FIRE al this moment and
If-H .a.tfta Fl.fr fil
in or near the room \ member OF Engine No. Is.
named James CLARK who boarded al o LOwelst was
very seriously burnt about the lace neck and shout
ders and derous during the hight from suffering
Thomas Gould ir whose father resides Ia Frendst
was 40 badly burnt that he also delriOus during
the night 4 city Waterman named Hill who lives OPP
positc to the building on nrt was seFerely burned m
the neck aud face. His wnskefs were slneed clean on
by the hames 4 man belonging 20 Cambridge "a also
stated % have been burnt IL Is thought that neither
OF the sufferers are fatally injured This hendish deed
was no doubt the work Of ncendisry, who set the
house On FIRE IN three places and then deposited the
powder Ia such situation As 10 insure the accomplish
ment 81 his desgu-nnt caring, probably, how many
faithful bremen were buried In the ruins oi me building
Boston Trav. 9th
BLOODY FGHTs-Twoo Of these genteel anluse-
nent- came OF Yesterday toward eyeningone in front
OF the Empire, where sundry pummelings were be-
slowed and another the TOW path near the Sainast
bridge. ltappears hs, halt dozen men we're engaged
n nght when Constable Goodieuow interiered 10
separate them A. usual IN such they with one
accord ceased pounding each other and attacked him,
and injured him considerably This produced gen
eral uie.e. a came from store having a large
iron hook, with hch he did some execution. There
were broken heads bloody noses and all the usual At
PENDANTS upon a row We wonder that lives were not
lost as Gooiiellow had one of Colts reyolvers. We
did not hear that any arrests had been made Colonel
Whisky OF course at the bottom OF IL as he deter
mined 10 have parade during "a least part Ot the
Fourth. His followers though not very numerous,
contr.ved % make a disturbance OF the peace.
syracuse Democrat jth.
ROBBERY AND MCRDEBoUs AssAuLr.-A cor
respondent gives us the following particulars Of an out
rage thst was committed nt HemlOck Lake, a few days
since some few weeks ag0 the Post Office AZ that
place orciby entered ia the mi ght with intent 10
rob aud certain suspicious characters IN the neighOOr
hood were arr sted uspicl0n On their examination
a gentleman who was clerk IN the office. was witness
for the prosecution but toe testimony insufficient
20 hold the accused. On Friday afternoon or evening
last the witness on the examination, while near the
Lake shore about mile south OF the village, was bru-
tally assaulted his clothes cut and torn from bis body,
his pocket robbed " about $50 and hm-elfeit wound
ed and in-ensbe on the ground, whore he was ortu.
naely found before life extinct When last heard
from he -til unconscious and ina critical condition
Rochester Adv.
r5~ 4 sacrilecious r0bDer entered 81. Angus
tine, Church Ia Philadelphia last Monday and stole a
valuable painting oil the Madonna. 10 is considered
masterpiece OF and Is enclosed N double frame Of
handsome workmanship
- a large meeting. % express sympathy Tor
Mr MirCHEL the Irish Patriot, ~as held IN Pittsburgh
on Monday evening last The resolutions were offered
by one joins Mitchell.