New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-23

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with ave pieces and hited IN unoer the hoops The
standing rigging IL made Of me best Russia hemp.
This vessel has mol been spared quite heavily
some OF the clipper SHIPS that have preceded her
SIN glance ~ her spsTs Nil SAON thai they are
very heavy, and 80 seamans eve, better adapted for
making passage ~ sny part OF the globe, than n
she were more tsunsly rgget Her sails are OF the
best quality OF Scotch canvass, manufactured from
American fax
ASNIvERsARY.-The Ninth Anniversary
Of the Young Mems Mission Society was celebrated
al the Bapus, Church in Stanton-s,, on sunday
evening. A large congregation was present. From
the Annual Report read by the Secretary Il appears
that the financial condition OF the Society is in good
order. The first address vas delivered by the Rev
II. W. Read OF New Mexico. Its subject vas pm
elpally the state Of religion in that country. la
Santa Fe be found a population OF some 5000 IN
habtsnis. OF which aOOu. coo were Amerlc an sol
dlers and 300 more citizens OF the United States,
who pursued the calling OF merchants, traders,
gam6 ers, &c, all OF whom seemed 10 have forgot
ten the principles Of the gospel By perseverance,
however, and energy, not outstanding the consider
able opposition met with from the nanves and taer
priests, together with the inconvenience arising
from the difference OF language, they anaged 10
open school and teach the little children not only
the fUdlmentS of the necessary branches of educa-
ton but also the Christian doctrine with such
to eIcit the applause of Colonel Washington,
who is stationed there, but even she parents of the
little ones He laboTed Tor long time, 10 convince
the people that proper education was necessary 20
a citizen OF the United States, and no hundreds OF
applicants are being made to the Mission 10 take
care of the children OF the poor well as the rlch
The Rev. gentlemen alluded to the state OF igno-
rance thai prevailed among the Inhabitants OF New
No IA q Xh A A %.
JUDGE agslns; allowing the females OF the family TO
acquire intO nation, and mstanced the fact by seve
raj examples. some of the people he said know
nothing of the condition Of other portions OF the
Globe, ard many could not tell whether they were
IN the old world or the new There were no schools
there no books even IN the possession otthosc who
can re ad, and no teachers, until the Mission com
menced their labors Now the time has come when
the confidence OF the people has been gained and
their sympathy excited for the cause of religion and
truth. Gloups Of persons often assemble in the
barn OF the missionary station now 10 listen TO the
scriptures read IN their own language, whie all are
aTtenty seeking TO procure a copy. The Rev. gen
tlemen concluded by TeCiing several anecdotes,
illustrative OF the character and manners ofhe peo
pie, as he saw them while travelling through tne
country In the performance of his duties
The Congregation vas also addressed by Rev
J. 8 Ladd, IN a tone of eloquent exhor,ation
FIREs.-On Saturday night, about
O'Clock ERE broke out in two frame stables in the Of
Nos IS and 8s Wilet-st which entirely destroyed
before the frsmsn could sbdne the flames The rear OF
the house No So owned and occupied by Archibald Phil
Ups considerably dan aged by fire and the contents by
water, also the OF No So. The property
owned By Mr. Philips and partially insured There
several horses the stables at the time all Of which
safety Capt. Squres Of the Eleventh Ward.
with platoon OF men, were on the ground.
At 81 o'clock Sunday FIRE broke out IN range
OF frame shantets rhirtiehst, Sixth occu
pied by number OF poor families. The hrenen were
promptly the ground. but notwithstanding their ever
lions -four of the buildings entirely destroyed. with
their before the progress OF the danes could be
arrested The loss trfng except 20 of the poor
families, who lost all their property and only barely rs,
capped with their lives. Several children were rescued
from the flames by the policemen Of the reenth Wad
who, with Capt Stevenson were early on the ground The
FIRE was undoubtedly the work Of ncendiary. it
broke a woodshed where no fire was kept at any
On Sunday afternoon at 2oclock fire occurred in the
large private dwelling house No u Safest, owned and
occupied By John Stewart Jr, Esq The remen large
we're promptly on the ground
given but notwithstanding their eIsrtiens the attic and
third stories OF the mansion were des ysd The FIRE broke
out the root about the time the family were setting down
to dinner and discovered by person passing along
the street who the alarm II originated from de-
feet in the chimney large quantity OF very elegant
niture was DESTROYED by water MIR Stewart roughly
hs loss at about Sc OOonsured for $4,000 the
building and s. eco on the furniture. IN the Philadelphia
Fire Insurance Compapies.
re- The examination relative to the late
Incendiary fire in Broadway resumed before Justice
Osborn ON Saturday last and the evidence adduced went
further to mpcate both Of the accused parties having
; ,Sss 3. N aS.i 81 Cove S%S
Broadw ay on the day purchase lot ofsoyes
found ii locked and after while Mr. Brant Zone OF the
accused) opened the door, and told him that Mr. H. WAS
at home, ILL., but wonld be at the store that evening He
number of boxes lying upon the floor which had not
been opened these boxes he saw brought IN from the
Cusm House the rhursday previous there were hye
of and they contained gloves 10 the value OF about
5000 Wtress called at the store on the following morn
he DAY after the re and saw the same boxes IN the
they had been opened. and the gloves were gone
He had ffeqpesIly called az the store on previous occs
to purchase goods and had noticed the stock aud
thinks independent of there five boxes there we're about
50. 600 worth of gloves more IN the store -, H,
in Coutandt testified that be called at the store at
o'clock Monday afternoon few hours previous TO
the breaking out OF the ire, with Doe Tor Mr. Inc
latter no. m He saw gentleman cong something
the corner the LEFT he entered the store THIS per
Bon opened the note and readt
BURNING OF THE STEAMBOAT ARR0w.--
The steamboat Arrow was almost totally destroyed
BY fire lille lying at her dock at Nyack, on Thurs
day evening She had been fired up during the aitef
noon In order to be got ready 10 make trip TO the
city in the morning About SIX o'clock IRE was
discovered among the machinery, and IN less than
half an hour the whole boat was wrapped IN hanes
Every effort was made to subdue the hre but Win
out success The steamer Isaac p smith, which
lay in the same slip along side OF the Arrow, was
got into the stream, and thus saved from similar
fate. An attempt was made to move the AFRO"
Also but she was securely aground. great guam
my OF Messrs. ID. ID. q L. Smiths lumber on me
dock was likewise destroyed, the flames rom tue
burning boat being driven directly among II. One
nall OF ble AfIOW WAS sofa last Ntfh W i Nus u
Hulse & Co., OF New-York. and the papers were
signed Ard delivered on Tuesday OF this week.
Loss on the boat about s. COO covered by insurance
Loss on lumber about 5000 insured for $500 the
Arrow was destroyed by FIRE on the morning OF the
18Th Of December, lsi5 SIX years, within SIX hours,
Of the present FIRE lROckand Co. Journal, 10Th.
SUICIDE.-Dayid Asterman, a German,
years Of who for about four weeks past has boarded
the house Of samuel Hirams No. ll3 Walker . vas
ound at O'Clock Sunday morning SUSPENDED BY the
,eck Ia bis Too dead From all appearance he had been
hanging several hours Aid. Concsln held Inquest up
IN lie body and verdict of death BY his own baud was
rendered The deceased had been IN this county but zen
and m0st Of the time had exhibited Signs ~ be az
much depressed spirits He leaves tw) residing N
his city and wife in Germany
DARING ROBBERY IN BROADWAY.--On
Saturday afternoon, about clock some daring talci
t8e show Gaze containing about $3.50 worth II god pe
n. cases breast pIns &c from front OF the store OF
David Raft ESQ. Jew.ler. % No. 375 BfOadway. Inc
ase found TIE hall leading starr at the sIse OF
he store. The robbeF escaped with his pOneeT aHn q"
race al him has been obtained