New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29

| for building bulkhea1 from Roosevelesl To james
ship. Referred to Committee on Wharyes. DC.
| The Board then adjourned until ,he first Monday
| In November next ID. T. VALENTINE, CLERK
DARING BuRGLARy-At an carly hour on
| Sunday morning the furnishing store OF John +.
scott No. I57 Fulton-st, was forcioly entered ny
burglars, Who pred open window atthe rear OF the
store, and earned of about 81 Oc0 Wsrth Of goods
consisting of silk cravals scars stocks. shirts, Sus
Penders. &c. The burglars gained access TO me
leads from the street to the ward al the back OF the
premises The store Of Mr.. Scott, 1t IS SAID has not
been properly secured for some time past, o. wnlch
fact he has been repeatedly apprisei by the police
No clue 10 the perpetrators Of the ohense mas yet
been obtained, although the police are IN search u
them.
AGGRAVATED ASSAULT -Twom named
each Joseph Beck were on Monday arrested by on
Gers Wade and Bostwlck of the Eleventh Ward,
charged with an aggravated assault upon the person
of Henry {. LGfier. The two Becks, It appears,
were engaged with others IN a row AZ tne grocery
No IS ClintOn-st which IS next door To hr. Lcfiers
dwelling. Mr.. l.. went to the grocery 10 ascertain
the cause OF disturbance when be was seized oy tue
two men, Knocked down, and severely beaten, and
one of them endeayOTng to gouge ont his eyes,
when the officers came upon and arrested them-
Committed.
FRE.-Y yesterday morning, at so clock.
FIRE broke out IN a new unfinished fve-story building
corner of Seventeenth-st. and Avenue A. owned by
Messrs Smith & Clayton. The Fire Department were
promptly the ground, and by their exert!ons sue
ceeded In saving the adjoining property from de,
stIuctiOn The building III which the IRE originated
was partially destroyed. The loss IS estimated az
50 COO only $500 Of which is covered by IN tne Cy
Fire Insurance Comp my.
FIRE IN THE New MEDICAL COLLEGE,
Monday evening fire occurred IN the new Medical
College Fourteenth street nearirvng Place, occa
sioned by a defect in the fue communicating with
the ue used for heating the building II was extin-
puished before any material damage occurred
Found DROWNED. The Coroner held an
inquest on Monday at the foot of Grand-st- East
RIVER upon the body OF an unknown man. cHnd
crowned at that place He was about 81 years Of
age had whiskeJs of a sandy color, and but little
hair on his head. He was dressed IN black coat
and pants with satin vest and had been IN me water
about enty -four hours. Verdict, death by drown
ing.
AccIDENTs.-Richard +. Pursey, a grocer
residing at No. $50 ThHd-av., while riding ac-
companed by a friend on Sunday evening, was
thrown from his wagon in consequence OF ITS having
come in contact with pile of bricks at the corner
of Broadway and Houstonsis, and had his leg bad
" fractured above the knee. He was sent to the
New York Hospital by the advice Of DR.. Grlswold.
ARREST FOR ROBBERY. Five persons.
calling themselves Julia French, John Boyce, John
and Ann Chambers, and Desperate Nike, were on
Monday arrested by Sergeant Martin, OF the skin
Ward Police, charged with robbng man named
John Riey Of a watch while at a dsreputable house
on the Five Points. The accused were committed
by Justice Lothrop to the Toombs for examination
AssAULT.-A man named Joseph Bar
tholomew was arrested on Sunday night by officer
Murphy of the sixth Ward, charged with knocking
down Nicholas ohan. and while down punching hun
in the eve with tie end Of an umbrella. II is said
that no provocaon was given at the time to warrant
an assault The accused was taken before Justice
LothIop and committed for trial.
u Eliza Dunbar, colored woman, fell
into the cellar way of house No. 325 Broadway, on
Sunday night and was seriously injured The cellar
doors of this house, well those OF No 1913, 1926
and 327, generally left open until ato hour OF
the ripht and accidents are frequent IN COnSe uenCe