New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-17

ing oi tbs body On Saturday evening, and a squad
ron Of new members were added. The Commit
tee OF Thirteen b prepare a Scale Of Prices was
elected-hye from Book and Stereotype Offices,
three from Dailypapers, two from Press rooms two
from Job Offices, and one from Weekly paper
They will set to work Immediately, and any val
liable suggestions or information in relation to their
labor, if sent to E. H. RoGERs Vice President Of
the UnioD at The Tribune Otfce, viii be promptly
lai before them.
Another Delegate was elected to the Industrial
Congress- the aPPortionment adopted by that body
having entitled the Union T. three members.
The MON is prospering fsely, and if carried on
with the present zeal AMI energy, will do a great
and beneficial work for all engaged in the trade.
whether workmen or employers. Let every printer
make It bis first business to become a member If
nOtio already and help on the cause.
SUNDAY DIVERSIONS AT THE TOYBs.-We learn
that wellknown Police OGlcer and literary gen.
iIeman with oDg and extremely classical NAME
while within the sacred precincts of the Tonbs Of
Justice in Center-st. yesterday morning, had very
animated encounter greatly to the edfcation of
the culpris within the bar and as much 10 the
horror Of the Judge behind the bar. The latter
functonary, not exactly relishng this by-pay, in
tenered and separated the combatants Re
pt says the prints Of the fingers Of the Police or
fcer arc still red ard deep in the neck Of the cas.
sieally-named gentleman, bat how far the honor Of
either was wounded We have not yet learned.
THE CASE OF ARsoN-This case is pending be-
fore Justice Bleakley. Saturday the affidavit OF
Solomon s. Kelley, whose store was consumed by
the fire. was taken Ii seems by his affidavit, that
the prisoner, Michael Kelley who Is a cousin OF
the complainant had threatened thatthe complain
ants store should not be in existence longer than
saturGay-then they would send the store to I'LL
ReilIey the prisoner and Kelley, the complainant
are rival campheuo makers, ana occupied stores In
Canal ST. within two or three doors Of each other.
Kelley, the prisoner, had boy of about Is years
of aee. by the name of Daniel Cole who resided
at 2iO Csnsl st. in his employ this boy was exam
med on Saturday as n witness, and stated IN an
affidavit, that some several days ago he was out
riding in the wagon with the prisoner, Michael
Reilley serving customers with camphene and
Kelley said to him: Daniel. we have oppo
siiion store meaning Solomon S. Reiley) and we
don't break him up he willruin and ifyou mean
ing the boy Cole will set fire 10 the store, my
brother viii DO any thing for YOU aud told Cole
how Q could DO it-by cutting panel out OF the
back door, then liit up the bar ard pull the bot
back and when in the store TO take Groom and
saturate il with camphne, and then put It under
the large can of camphnc and set it on fire, which
would leave time Tor him to escape. The hre
would melt the solder fsom the bottom OF the cans
and the whole store would soon be in a blaze
This proposition the boy refused; but on Wednes-
day. thc night OF tho fire. between ii and ~ clock,
The toy was coming home and met Michael Reil-
lev On the corner Of Hudson and Canal SITS. who
asked the boy 10 20 across TO the OF Hudson
end DesbrOsses SIS. TO see if any III. P.s police
mem were there. He went, and on his return in'
lormed Kelley that he did not see any. Kelley
hen sent him to see If any policemen were on the
corner Of Hudson and Laight SITS. The boy, now
becoming alarmed, believing that Kelley in
tended some design the store, did not CO.
but stood upon the stoop Of the house No 2l0
. Ca7sl street and on looking back he distinctly
saw Reiey cross the street and at
ter the csmphene store, No. 2ls. lie now be-
came still further convinced that something was
wrorC and feeling frightened went into the
house and remained there possibly a minute or
two, and on returning again to toe stOop he saw
Kelley come out Of the store and run across the
rect to Hudson-st tie then felt satisfied that
s. melting desperate had been done, and in great
ttste Of excitement went back into the house up
stairs 70 bed; but before he had time 10 take oil
his clothing he heard the alarm OF fire. and on going
10 the sueet be found the store in question on lire.
These are the mai facts in the evidence given by
this boy before the magistrate. The oifense is ar
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store was occupied by p private family, who were
IL bed and asleep at the time OF the fire; for
which crime, On conviction, the punishmentis DEATH
A GENERAL Row-On Saturday afternoon a
dispute arose between a negro called George
Thompson. and an bshman, which soon resulted
in blows. Acrowd was soon collected, and the Po-
lice were called to the spot to que the disturbance.
The negro wss arrested, and go was the lrishman
bot the friends Of the Irishman intercepted and
rescued him from the hands OF the Police. A gen
eral melee now took place and Policeman Duncan
received a severe blow on the eye. More aid was
procured by the Police, and the following persons
were taken into custody. Michael Hanlon, Peter
Gillespie, Terence McNulty, Patrick Nelis, Mi
chae Watts, Michael Fields and the negro Thomp'
son. They were all held to bail TO answer the
charge Of riotous conduct and for assaul.ing the
PolicemeD:whle in the discharge Of their duty.
FAILING our OF WINDow-An inquest was
held on Saturday. at the Fifth Ward Station-House
on the body Of VIM. Henry Kukucb, aged SO years
native OF Virginia, who fell out Of the third story
window on Friday night at his residence, No.2lI
DUauest by which fell his head was injured, and
caused his death. The deceased was Of dissipated
habits, snd is supposed to have fell out Of the bed
room window under the effects Of delrium tremens
Verdict, dcalhb by injuries to the head from IAN
DRowNED-On Friday night about y O'Clock,
man by the nGme Of David Johnson, an Ifishhanl
a hard on beard Of enc Of the Albany barges lying
Al tie Got q Clinton.st got up in the night and sat
on the rail of the boat for the supposed purpose OF
getting cool, and fell asleep, and dropped into the
water. Waterman heard splash In the water,
a. also heard him haoo He ran to bis assistance,
but could not save him. The deceased is about 81
years Of age, and Of sober habits.
CHARGE OF ENBEZzLEMEST.-Othcer Gilbert
Bays yesterday arrested Englishman named
" N. Gsiniorth, porter in the fancy store Of Lewis
B. BinsEe, i3 John ST. charged with having, dur
ing the last months, embezzled from the store
Of his employer a variety Of fancy goods, to the
value OF sl0s 81. The stolen property was found
in possession If the accused at bis residence, cor
Of Avenue a. ard Thirteenth.st. He is also sus-
pected Of having stolen other property which has
rot as yet be en- recovered. The accused was COM
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