New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-14

..-., AZ the General Theological Seminary in tn
.,,, brought by Mr.. Bayley, private Secretary Oh
Archbishop Hughes, TO recover a portion OF tue
os,a,e Of his maternal grand ather Mr Bayiey was
4 d,s;nheri,ed in consequence of his conversion TO
Romanism
CoNroRT Foa CcFAN BATHERs.-Last
week we learn through the Br'dgstsn Pioneer that
rarty nom that place went on an excursion 10 tue
Rreakwator for the purpose OF Catching oiacAish.-
While engaged in this spcr, they caught large fe-
male shark measuring me feet ana four inches IN
length and supposed 10 weIe near 400 pounds Upon
.,,;vjnp a, the wharf they dsseced the monster of
the deep, and found within her stomach quantity oi
homes and a mans lace boot. Three Of the bones
were in perfect state Of preservation and were pro-
uounced to be the ribs OF human being.
HoRRIp MURDER IN JERsEY.-The Jer-
,ev City TteSroph of Saturday, has, IN postscript
an account of murder done on Friday afternoon,
about mile from Hackensaek. 1t appears that an
Irishnsn ard stranger, cal ed, about O'Clock, at
the house OF MI Blackley and requested food which
was given him. After he hal finished his meal, he
commenced insulting the females OF the house,
there being no one but females presently took an IN
fan from The cradle and TIN eatened 70 take 1t away
The screams of the women brought in Mr.. Simon
Demarcst neighbOr who was at work in a meadow
rear BY who pacifed the fellow and nc went away,
but shortly after returned, when Mr. ID. was again
called but the frishman refused TO leave, and came
Al Mr. d in menacIDg altitude. Mr.. Demarast ran
toward his work and the stranger followed him at
the hight OF his speed-arrviIg IN the meadow no
took css-steel pitchOrk and ran 1t nearly through
Mr. DIS head it having entered Just above the righ'
,emnle he then drew it out and gave him the second
wound with il IN the region OF the heart causing In
slant death The alarm soon spread through the
neighborhoOd, when the eitizens rallied and appre
hended him. but not withou, violent struggle lie
;sspowerful ;s man, but was finally thrown BY some
of the neighbors, when Mr. Richard Doremus OBJ
tanning large sized pi,chfork and placing 1t
across his neck, so as not 10 inJure him, pinned
him to the EARTH and thus held HIM until further aid
came 10 hand, which was shorty done and the mis-
cream, is safely lodged IN Hatkensack jail
FiRy IN BEAvER-sTREET. " eSterday
morning at l2l O'Clock, frc was discovered in
,he third story of the four story BRICK store No 20
er-st near Broad, running through to Market
s.,a.s, ,rhe third and fourth stones we're entirely
DESTROYED before the flames were subdued. The
LOIS mentioued were occupied by Rodewald BROTH
ers merchants, who had several hundred bales oil
cotton on hand some OF which was burned and the
remainder badly damaged by water. Their loss is
not ascertaned, but is probably fully covered by In
snrance The first and second floors were occupied
by Lowback & Scheper dealers in wines and liquors
Their stock was damaged only by water, which Will
not amount to much. The fire clung to the cotton
all day Yesterday, and it was not until the lofts were
cleared that i, was finally extinyuished.
FIRE IN E.-Between four
and FIVE O'Clock, Saturday morning, fire occurred
in the glass manufsctOry and painting shop OF Samu-
Ell B. Jones & Co., IN the basement OF building NO.
100 Third avenue, between Eighteenth and Nine-
teenth streets The Fire Department were soon on
the ground, but il was with much difficulty that the
upper part OF the building was saved Messrs Jones
d Co had a large quantity Of plain and ornamental
glass; all finished, the greater part of which was en-
tirely DESTROYED The damage Of the glass factory
is abou, $3.50 No insurance. The building, to which
considerable damage Was done, is owned by Mr..
Vanderbilt. The FIRE originated in the glass. fur
mace.
FIRE IN WAsHINGTON-sTREE .-On Sat
urday night at III o'clocE, FIRE was discovered IN
the large store 263 westinghouse, occupied by l.
NJ Koppir g. Co, dealers III wines and liquors, and
in the lower part by David l.. More, wholesale
grocer There was very iitt.e damage done by fire.
but MIR. More's stock was greatly injured by water
The building was not burnt.
FIRE IN PEARL-STREET.-At O'Clock
this morning fire broke on. n the Old wooden
dwelling house No, l39 Peari-sreet near Elm. The
Croton was flowing before the flame had fairly
started, and 1t was extinguished without material
damage The place was occupiedby Mr.. Rufner
and others
FIRE IN ORANGE. ) gREET At 4 o'clock
yesterday morning, a FIRE moke out in the bakery,
No. 50 Orange-stre IL vas extinguished before
much damage was done.
The MURDERED POLiCEMAN.--At meet
ing of the members OF the Fifteenth Patrol District
held at the Fifteenth Ward station house, July H.
1851, Capt. l.. :. voorhees, was called to the Chair
Assistant Capt. p. A. Banta and Assistant Capt A.
Uphar, were appointed Secretaries.
The following preamble and resolutions were un-
animously adopted:
Whereas Our late brother cheer Geo. T. Gillespie Of
the Fourth District w. htd the 10Th inst feel
that hs life sacrificed the of his duty and
hun his ttreaved family has osi proteetora and and
atecuonate husband and fsthafto whom we extend our
Rssoved That each mem r If this Dixtrcs appropriate
days for the beDeit If deceased brother OH
Resotred That copy of the above preamble and reso-
TORS be seat 10 the anAy Of the deceased.
Resolved That the following Committee be appointed to
cam the same INTO effect
Saml DAVIS, Siilwen Jones,
S,sSstJ S Smith Amos Upham;
Cap, E s VOORHEES,. Chairman
AMOS UrKAM, }S'''e'ai'eS