New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-22
CITY ITEMS.
SIGMA.

T. M.
ssv the American Industrial Union was dc
.ounced. and the friends OF Labor cautioned
se.jpst il. He aso proposed that Committee Of
three be appointed 10 consider the best mode OF
establishing an Association for protecting the labor
Of the sesms.resses, and the organic alton Of q
seamstresses' Cooperative Union.
These charges against the American Industrial
Union, and the proposition TO start aSeamstresses
Cooperative Store were referred to a special com
nittee Of three, P. f. Day, Chas. Mccarthy and
ID. O. Henderson.
We omitted the. above in our report Of the
workers Congress, yesterday, and also the fact of
tie adoption of Mr. Ponds Report and Resolution
for Cooperative Trade Union Stores, and a lengthy
and interesting discussion on the harmony OF CAPT
tai with labor resulting in the presentation Of the
views of the Jewellers
FIRES IN JULY-There were thirty.seven fires
b this city during the month Of July-none Of
them Of great extent except the one iniMaiden-
lane on the morning OF the I'd. 1t will be seen
that SIC Of the thirty seven fres were caused by
the bursting of camphene lamps. This burning
haid is highly dangerous, and requires the utmost
caution to be used safely.
L.July T. iP MA fire in house No. 2ll Cenisr.st
July j. III M-NO 70 Essex-si. Camphene amp
III. July 4 Il A M-NO aO5 Divlslon.t Damage very
riv..Juy M-olcott L MeKessons drug store, ~
naidenane destroyed Loss $50 900, nearly all insured
v..July q r M-Canphene lamp burs, at No i25 Mu.
sesIYs st. Elizabeth McDermoit badly burned House not
Wildly 3 aP.M.-csmphene lamp burst at l5s De-
hsy-n Mrs Ella kcTsdden seriously burned. Damage
WI; July 1 i, M-HOusei in spring-sl Hudson,
tiIf. July 10 P. M-s,ore SO Tbrdsv fred by burst.
hf Of esmphene lamp damage trifiDg;
s... sss No saasss q window eai'.a N
e. Il; ss' y yea fss.l os. ch.,b.
xH.July g. IA M-stsbls burned in Twenty-sevenib-st
sess miro. avenue Twosorses Killed
xIil. July 8, III P m1Foundry of wsierhOuse
XIV..ysly-a-sfT. M-Csmphene lamp exploded at SO
July p e. ssE in the rear of aso Mulberry
XVI. July 10, SPM-BAtery l5s Third avenue. Dam
xvii. July TO- "a MIN smOhehOuss O. Robln'Onst
Xviii. July 70. 81 P.M-POrerhOu,e 10 Roosevelt
ws.eEst Damage very slight.
*. sio 5S I'd IL M-As'' OaHdi's al ~ 'rAnd"
Xx. July Il, 81 A M-Trupk factory OF william H.
xxi..Jgly rs. P:M-R0Of of house 265 Haa'on-'L
psrsge Of no scco9ns -
M 9Isndiean, Aston hou,e. Slight damage.
xxiII July le, PA.-At IL 9oerck at, bed 'e on
XIV. July 10 9PMzIn fancy store Of A. sslnger,
XIV. July IS 81 An Twenty barrel. of lime in va.
can't lot In Fourieenthst near 71hayenue.
XVI. July q, Upper pan OF store 81 Maiden
vxxvII; .jSy q SPMm Cs@Pssns lamp burst .. 81
xvii July a. 10 Nh Mach Factory, s4s stanton.
XIX. July q, nPM-HOuss l,s EllzAbctb, Dam.
xx..Saly 3. SrM-HOu.e clArisOns, nearly de.
xfM..July Is, Mi Pain attic Of iO2 Divlsonst
XXI. July Is. s,AM-Eaiins House Of Mr. New.
nan, SIS tourtnAv Damage not great.
xxxIn. July IS. lP.M-In ass secOndst Not much
xxxy; July g, sAM-HOuss corner Of King and
xxxy. JAY q, fiPM IN Grocery, corner Of Wash
neen sne ALBANY as Slight injury.
~, xnyi; July 80 2AM-FOurth story OF III sOuihst
xxxvIi.. July 81, llPM-vsrnish Factory OF Mr.. Hart
IN : Manhssanyile, destroyed Loss $1,000. Mns H.
LAusoH-A new ship, to be called the Joseph
Walker, 10 to be launched on Thursday morning at
q O'Clock. from Webs ship.yard, at the foot of
esvepthst East River. She 10 owned by Samuel
thompson Nephew, and is to be comm anded by
Capt William K. Hoxie, formerly Of the Caleb
0xinshaw.
The "JosePh Walker" IL $50 feet long, 40 feet
beam, 20 feet hold; 1895 tons.
BgReLARiKs-Twot thieves, named George all
ana William johnson, were arrested Tuesday night
y the Second Ward Police for breaking into tbs
vme cellar Of Mr.. Salty, 2O4 Broadway, Captain
Lsonsfd and several Of his officers had for some
Inc wsscned the rsscals hanging about the prem
nos. vnsy entered By the new bailding 2O2 Broad.
usy, ana broke open several desks, bat only found
IN psnniss. They also opened package OF
pasent ieAiner, and had 500 worth Of the same
packed up, ready to carry avay. Wbsr srrs.,aS
beth were recognized by Capt. L. a, old ,h;svs,
A the officer wastsking to the Station Hoass
he got away from him, but was soon recsptorsS.
and both were conveyed to the TOmbs,
ARTIST OF BuReLARS-Two men usmea p,h
srs Davis and Robert Adams at an early hour We,
serday morning broke into the dwelling of r..
Betty Coursen and family, No. 2sa Fourth ct. And
stole quantity OF silver plate, several camslh MI
shswls, together with q large quantity OF valuable
wearing apparel which they tied up 10 two ban
dles, and made their way down town. When al
The corner OF Varick and Franklin ste. they were
net by officer Martin OF the Fifth Ward, who a
sooe suspected the bundles they carried 10 be
stolen property The rascals told him that they
we're pedlars, bound for the country. Not believ
ing their story, the officer called 20 bis assistance
officers Adams and Cook, who arrested the fellows
and took them TO the Fourth Ward station. house
where they finally confessed the burglary, and told
vhsre they obtained the property, which 10 val
ned at 500. Mrs. Couuen, who Is nov with her
huily ct horrstown N. J. YVES notified. and is ex
pected IN the city this morning The barglars are
ssia locked up ~ the station house
SUPPOSED CosyicTs-Henry Williams, Wm.
Jenkins, John Brown and Das, Holsmith, were also
arrested BY Capt Ditchctt and officer ely OF she
Fourth Ward, a. being convicts from Bermuds.
These men. with six others, were brought to the
c,fx m ths hyic avsn They afatS IN Al thay he y =
been pardonsd BY the British government for
crime 0 committed IN EDglaD Tor which they were
psrspoIted to Bermuda. Tbey were tsteo &c.