New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17
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Making the whole stock something over five
thousand casks.
FIREs-At l PM. yesterday there was small
fire in the rear Of col Washington st. Damage
very slight.
AT a quarter past 10 this morning ire broke
out in The large store, 2lO Water ST. The lower
part was occupied by F. H. Trowbridgs, dealer in
stoves the next story by J. d. Andrews, tinsmiEh.
Tie lofts were slowed with cotton. The fire
seemed to have got coed hendway before it was
discovered for it broke forth az all points Of the
building simultaneously. The three upper stories
Of the building were burned out the tin factory in
the second story was not much damaged by fire,
bit great loss will be the Consequence by water,
Mr. Trowbridges store, in tho lst Ct ny, was not
touched by fire, bat the water has done serious
damage. There were 100 bales OF cotton in the
lofts. 1t was much damaged, and is now in the
street. Twenty. one bales uninsured; on tho
100 bales remaining there was an insurance o.
$4,000 We believe it belonged 70 SIR. Gordon.
FIRE-At III o'clock yesterday morning, as we
are informed BY gentleman from thePlace a fire
broke out in the ropewalk Of Lawrence & Sons, on
Bushwick. opposite McKdden-st The
fire took in the lower end Of the walk, the engine
aud machinery being principally in the other end.
Owing 10 the distance from the fire engines Of
Brooklyn and Wilamsbursh, the building (which
was Of weed was entirely destroyed. The ma
cbinery, materials and building were valued at
$1,000 but the loss is fully covered BY insurance.
The ropewalk Of Wall Engles, which was near
that OF Messrs Lawrence was on ire three or four
times, but owing to the exertions of the fremen
,,s. ID Ir-f Ia ahf gpff ha nd
was not much damaged. We heard that man
named Patrick Donovan had his foot crushed by
being run over by an engine.
AT II ocik Friday night afre broke out in 800
Broadway occupied as a bird and seed store, and
the upper part by Mr.. Roome, maker of glue for
China ware. The damage TO the building was not
great owing to the promptness OF the Fire Depart
ment.
EDITORIAL CBANGE.-With the last Issue Of the
Baptist Recorder Of this City, Rev. S. 5. Cutting
retired from the Editorial charge Of that paper 10
assume The Office Of Secretary Of the American and
Foreign Baptist Bible Society lie is succeeded
by Prof H. d. Anderson, late Professor Of Rheto-
ric and History in Wsteryille College, Maine, who
will prove e valuable Accession to the editonalifa-
turpity OF New.York. Prof Anderson although
comparatively yet young nan, has sustained
high position IS one Of the tGtulty Of this College
for the last seven years is fine scholar and able
writer and has devoted much time and research to
chronological and Historical studies, and has for
some time past been a corresponding member OF
both the chronological and Historical Societies OF
our City Under its present business and editorial
conduct, the Recorder promises to stand high
among papers Of the denomination.
MINISTER TO RUssIA-Ex Gov. Nell S. Brown
Of Tennessee, U. s. Minister TO The Court OF St.
Petersbursh. left in the steamer Atlantic for Liv-
erpool on Saturday. Gov. B. YVES attended by hls
Secretary Of Legation, E. II. Wright Of Newark
Nj
DIPLOMATIC CouRLRs-Among the passen'
gers BY the steamship Atlantic were RObt
Banks Of this City, bearer Of dispatches to London.
Paris and Rome, and Chas. A. Thompson, bearer Of
dispatches to Denmark.
STcosD TRIP OF THE ATLASTIc.-The splendid
steamship Atlantic. Capt. West, left her dock at
Cslalst. precisely 1t 10 o'clock Saturday on hef
second voyage to Liverpool. She takes out q
passengers, and heavy mail
4HE LIGHT OlAhD.-Ahls sYie"NiN
ocIps, under the command OF Capt Edward ID
cent, vii celebrate their twenty fourth AnnNef'
ssry on The e0th inst They are to take on unA'
day, pleasure trip 70 Bath L. l. This company
il, we believe, the Oldest uniformed corps In tne
CITY. and their oomman5ant is the senior csPtano
The lst Division York State Militia
TRIAL or COUNTERFEITERs.-Nm " ArUui''N
alias Bristol Bill, and Wm. Meadows are on HiAi
ct DanviIle, VI before Chief Justice Poland, on
charge of being counierfeiters. The e'ioenOe
against them is strong, one of their acconPHoS'
having turned States evidence.
PoLIcE-A new day station for the police Oh '"s
upper district has been established in S1ay'esan'
Square where policeman vii be ioGnd a1a''0ns'
frrrr -. at