New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-13
RRnnKLYN ArFAIRs.

The RUlNs-Workmen ere busily engaged
Yesterday in pulling down walls with ropes' removing
the rubbish and pins bricks on the ioopains Of what
had once been streets preparatory 70 the erection OF
new buildings X is sincerely hoped 10y every one VINO
has the welfare OF this city At heart that the future
buildings will be composed Of substantial materials
This is also the wish OF the Common Council but some
months must necessarily elapsc before any ordinance
20 that effect can cgsly be put in operation during
which time no stop be put 20 those short sighted
individuals who intend. through System OF false econ
omy 20 run up wooden shantces ON the site OF the
ruins Experience has clearly shown as well AS other
cities how runous this proceeding, but We sincerely
desire TO see soon the same regulation with regard TO
frame buildings that exists in NewYork, enforced in
This city.
Many incident. that took place at the late fire con
tinue still to leak out II unusual sight to be-
hold many persons IN their anxiety 10 save their prop
eriy carry beds and carpets down stairs while they
launched mirrors furniture and articles Of China and
crockery out Of the window One time in the coniu
zion which reigned triumphant female, after saving
her mos, valuable property forget in her excitement
that her baby up stairs until she VS. asked had
she any children Almost lrenzied at her ihOughtless
ness she endcayored TO dash up stairs though the root
was ia DANES when she was seized, and one OF the
gallant hremen returned and placed the little In
FAINT in her arms
Sympathy FOR THE SUFFERERs-The citizens
are rot backward in the feelings Of sympathy toward
the sufferers On this evening meeting win take place
in the Mayor Office Nos and City Hall TO take mea
suros for their relief which win no doubt be dcnscy
throuscd The Methodist Church in sandsst has been
offered by DR.. Cutler The Of st. AIMS, with the
true spirit of Christian bcneyolence and the same
1. n. go a.. d f-.
Presbyterian Church and Mr. Dwight OF the Reformed
Dutch Church in Henry st. On last sunday collcc-
ton was taken in Rev. Mr. Bacons (Roman Catholc)
Church. York.st for the poor sufferers and the Rev
gentleman has announced that the collection on ncxt
sunday win be devoted to the CHART Die object
~ the storm and the thunder cloud often pour down
upon the bosom Of the parched earth those waters
whose influence the flowers 70 bloom and the
fruits TO ripon the Of adversely oitent
she'd a gentle dew which mingng with the fountains
of benevocncc In the heart, send forth stream OF
charity that cheers the suererin his and brings
forth fruit which will be stored in the heavenly king
dom 10 their memories.
FUNERAL OF LIEUT.. KLEINE.-The remains of
this gallant young soldier who killed in Mexico by
being surprised by party Of guerrlas the Rob.
bers Bridge. conveyed TO this city yesterday ef
ternoon. He was native of Brooklyn, but served
among the louisiana Volunteers. Il the intention
OF his brother citizens honor his remains with pub.
lie funeral Thursday next but this last cad mark of
respect has been postponed TIL Tuesday in the coming
week
INcgNDIARIEs.-These scoundrcls are pursuing
their demonacal works with recklessness almost IN
paraelcd. man attempting to set FIRE TO the
dlstllery in Frontst last night and was chased some
distance but succeeded In making his escape Another
fellow attempted to set fire to the building No 80 Iud
-on-avenue the night by gnting quantity of
combustbes which he had procured. but the attempt
wa- discovered In time to save the property though not
10 catch the ncendiary II the attempt 10 TIRE the III
ullery had succeeded the consequence would doubt
have been disastrous. Why not the policemen on
the alerti