The New York herald., 1850-02-21
CITY InIeliiQence

FIsE IN CENTRE SrKrEr-rwo HoHsrs BuRxrp.--Yss-
out in the f.ae stables at the rear Of No 60 entire
ov ned by Mrs Connolly, a widow uho k-epsa mali
store Ia 'front.' The fIemen were promptly the sp,t
preventing the extension of ths flames, though the
range Of stables could not be ssved They
burned to the ground, together with two horses Of
street eoor 10 the Man ~ and the othar by
q cartman, named Carson. which his sole dsyen-
dspce for the support of bis family The hor;ss could
not BE- Induced 70 come oat and one OF them sctasy
tscksd into the flames again after being halfw way
This y SINGULAR pIoptnsii, ia .silaas ~slca almost
poor wioOw has also Suffered heavy lDss Ia ths de-
siructon Of her st.blss which we're not Insured Is
stated that the ire caused by the misconduct Of
two stable boys who Lad been oDt ali nigh, plsyicg
cards and returning drunk, vent iDto the s-s with
R hted candle which they either LETT lighted behind
them, or ignied something before they let The wind
fortunately from the west, aud blew the flames
towards the high brick walls of the gas house roons
Cross street bot having its coss adjoining
stables Had the wind been ip the other dirss,n. the
entire block Of frame buildings in front would have
probably shared the fate the stables. On the
ether hand the danger from the ga houss very
great, for had the ire TAKEN hold Of it, there IL as
knowing what would have been the consequenr., ths
gssometers being hed with that highly inn imnao,s
fluid.
DrsrsuorIos OF rHr B1FAoB Mus AT E,oarY.sxrH
o'clock yestercsy morning. the bleach mills the
q tirh avenue sad kighty-.isth ard tirhy seventh
were totally destroyed by FIRE sso the stock and ma
cbinery, and a hcrse. The building being fitua,et
higb ground and the wind blowing ainoot hurrieane,
the destruction was contaminated in three of
hour. The FIRE companies were In at;sndsuce from
harlem, Yorkvile and Boomin dts, and rendered all
the sstance in their power but the sapply OF water
was 90 defective there being Croton pipes at hand
and the wind being 80 high their Efforts were una
vailipg. Captain VIM. J. Grshsm With q platoon of
police proceeded from Harlem TO the of the are
two and half miles. ss soon a. he heard the alarm;
but before he arrived the flames had done their werk
The insurance had run out = few days before.
Far IN WsIrn Srkrrr Last evening shortly before
Fine o'clock 1re broke out IN the bat and cap stDr
No. 40 Water street, occupied BY Levi. The alarm
being given, tie hremen quickly the spot, aud
having broken In the door six OF water
directed into the first floor Of the bull ling where the
FIRE originated In short time, the flames sub
20 the stock by water thAn By Ere; but
II Is entirely confined TO the ground aoor.
Tur Fvsp scrrssras vnes rrr H,aus
SlR,rr EsrlosioN The total receipts to the present
date Tor this object amount TO t2i025.
TBE Haour srrrrr ErrLoss~-LiBrL suir.-Ths
patsntee Of the Montgomery boiler has commenced .
Itsi sut sgsinst MIR w u. Milligan aud others for
card issued In the daily papers, uuder their hand, as
ssriDg that the Hague street boiler made sntreiy
under the directions Of MIR. Montgomery. Warrants
we're issued yesterday for tho arrests.
Tn, LArE CAss or srssrrre-coacSEs's ISaussr
An Inquest We. held yesterday by Coroner Gser at the
died IN oonssqusnce OF vosnds received from Peter
0illep, in frscas st grocery store, No 100 Croes
street. corner Of Mulberry, Sunday night. IL ap-
p,ared from the evidence that took place dursg
which Foster full grown man. struck Cullen several
timss; that GsD, no IL boy, vent out, and retursed
With knife by Of which he inflicted the mortal
wounds The jury retorned the folio~ing verdict =
That the decsassd Charles FOSTER to his dssth
By . wound Inflicted With sharp ins,rumsnt By fetsr
Gillenn