New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-02-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1851.

present buildings with a new and costly structure,
designed for a Hotel The lots are IS feet on
Broadway, and $50 feet on Tenth-st- We also
learn that large Hotel, the cost Of which will
not be less than $3.50 900, will shortly be erected
on Madison-av. near Thirtiethst. Both of these
establishments are to be conducted upon the same
system as the NewYork Union Plsce and Claren-
don Hotels. The demand for this class of Hotels
appears to be greater than the supply
ORIENTAL LIFE.-A lecture on Java and the
Javanese " will be delivered by DR.. Bettner at
Hope Chapel, this Monday evening, cath inst.
drawing Of the Upas or poisonous tree of Java
will be exhibited, and some Of the green leaves
transferred. Also, an account Of the Coffee crop,
the remarkable fruits and curiosites Of the island
the manners and customs &c. all derived from
personal observation and travels on the island
See advertisement.
n We are panied to announce the death Of
F. J. BRoGSARD, Esq. proprietor Of the Organ
He died at his residence in Jersey City, on Thurs
day. after brief illness.
e A house in Seventeenthst. between Fifth.
av and Broadway, has been taken for the accom-
mediation Of Jenny Lind and suite.
FIREs.-The dwelling of Chester Lamb,
No So Barcsyst took FIRE at III o'clock on Thursday
ming The laies in the houIe gave the alarm and the
Third Ward police extingushed the flames with tring
damage.
fire. supposed to be the work Of incendiary broke
loi NJ Wednesday, in the grocery of C. Nanen
camp No. 1877 Frstav 1t put out by the police ana
some citizens. Damage Irhng
The store OF VIM. A Brown 4 Co. Nos - IL
James-sip took FIRE 81 o'clock Friday morning. The
FIRE principally confined to No IA, where much dam
age sustained. The hremen. together with the police
othe Fourth and Seventh Wards quickly on the spot
TIE BALTIc's PAssAGE.-Mr Editor | made
the passage of the Baltic 70 days, Oh lin. as
below
Left Liverpool az p O'Clock Pm. the 9Th;
time to X Of the 2Wh ............ lids. 9Th. som
Difference of time between Liverpool and
New Ork. ..........-................. H. lin
''' D'''' Yours, respectfully, ' Wv
DEATHS on SHIPBOARD.-Durlng the
passage OF the packetship Constellation, from Liverpool
this port, the following persons died: Thomas Ryan
infant Bridget Ryan, aged 50 years; Pat Milan, Infant
Ann Kahn aged years. Pat Lynch 40 years Christopher
Nolan 45 years Ellen Hawkins, years. Peter Carville
infant
The Grand Jury into Court Friday morning, having
completed their business They handed the Court pre-
sentiment in which they alluded to recent visit TO the pub
lie institutions Backwelrs Island. aud expressed great
satisfaction st the good order and discipline which prevails
In the various departments The Grend jury call the At
tenton OF the authorities 10 the condition OF POers held
on Randall Island, and recommends an immediate pro-
Of some other location as demanded by every
confederation OF humanity. In abiding to the Peaenuary
Hospital lately erected Backwel Island the Grand In
quest say that they OF The opinion that is imperfect COO.
dtion and construction calls for the ecOn OF
buildings, especially those
sixth Ward Police lock up Is pronounced TO be entirely
unfit for the purposes for wichita used
CHARGE OF BURGLARY.-One Patrick
Nowlsnd found early day morning in the street
by officer Bingham, Of the Tenth Ward, with clock and
some other articles In his possession OF whcn no coud
give satisfactory account He however while on The
way the station house, stated 10 the officer that he had
procured the articles from the house OF Chare. hoSna ~
Aenst After depostng him IN the station house me ON
Ger proceeded "a Allen st where he found that tue
house been broken Open and the clock &c carried OIL
fur also found 10 champagne basket The accused
taken before Justice Mountort and held Tor e&amna
lion
ARREST on A BENCH WARRANT.-SOlO-
mon B. Alderman clerk to A. w. Goa under in
dicment for false preences Friday arrested by
officer Elder Of the lower Police Court on warrant ssu-
committed before the Hon. Judge Sanford relative tos
writ OF habeas corpus on which Cot was liberated from
prison After bis fnt arrest Alderman was commit
led TO prison 10 default Of coo dollars ball
DEATH BY DROwNING.-An inquest was
be body OF an unknown coored man IS years Of
age who drowned at that place He vas dres-
in blue roundabout black pants and old boots Yer
dict Death by Drowning"
DEATH CAUSED BY INTEMPERANCE.-An
INQUEST WIS held on Friday the house No 90 Cheryst
upon body OF Archie McManu native OF Ireland %
wears of aye death caused by ApopeXy arising
from Incorporate use Of ardent spi1H verdict Ac-
cordingly
ACCIDENT BY FALLING.-James Shields,
Carpenter while al work new building on Thirdetn-
o. Lear FOurthsv fell from scahOld me supports oi
" bcl gave way and taken up seriously inurel Ut
Harris was called and dressed his wounds.
GRAND LARCENr.--A man named Pc
Ter Smith WAS On Friday arrested charged with stealing
ewelry &c 10 value OF $50 from the room Of female
named Cahsne MOhatt, residing IN Avenue u Tue pro
perry wa recovered and ae accused held for examination
CHARGE OF VENDING LOTTERY POLL
clEs-A man named Samuel Rothchlds was arrested on
Friday charged with being concerned In vending lotIery
policies in The Bowery. lie was committed Tor exanlna-
uOn
ACCIDENT BY BEING RUR OvER.-A
woman named Bridget Duffy run over on Thursday
afternoon by horse and wagon. driven by Mr. Chas a"-
thorp had her and r0 broken Inc accident
occurred in the nineteenth Ward where physician was
called and dressed her wounds
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.--A man
named VIM Leverdg accidentally fell into the dock foot
of CbeTTyst Thursday ngnI and vas rescued oy GU
zen named George w Barnes who plunged into me water
al the risk of his own life
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
BOARD OF ExcIsE.-At a meeting OF