New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-23

The scene of Anderson's astounding feats IS here
after to be at the Opera House until further notice
and Judging by last nights rush, plenty OF specta
tors Will " be there to see"
NBLo's. Grown Diamonds, so
admirably sustained by the graceful and talented
artistic Madame Thillon is to be repeated this even
ing. and Will attract another crowded saloon.
~ The attention of those interested Is
solicited to the advertisement IN another column
headed, " To Amateurs Of French and ltahan
Literature"
FIRE.-Last night, about 8 o'clock. fire
broke out ia the large fouI story brck building No
IS Ann-st. occupied by Hanratty & Co, cork manu-
faciurers D. sheridan, machinlst John Fem, ivory
comb manufacturer Henry W DECK, porter house,
and VI Solomon. gold refner.
The fire broke out IN the fourth story. occupledby
IanTaity d Co. destroying the entire root aud
| laree quantity of stock. The fremen were promptly
! on the ground but from the naToWness OF the
street, and the heavy iron shutters IN front Of the
! building. considerable time elapsed before they
could subdue ;he flames The remainder of the
! building, from the form story downward, together
with tie stock OF the occupants abOAe named, was
! considerably samaCCt by water
Owing 10 the time III which the fire occurred, 1t
Was impossible for our reporter 10 ascertain me
losses o. the various occupants OF ne Dullohg ne
total loss cannot. how ever, fa far short OF S25VOO
Tie Ponce of the Second. Third and Fourth
Wards, headed by Their respective Captains were
! quickly on the ground and preserved order.
The buildings No 43 Ann-st OcCupedby IL Long,
! and Dexter Brothers. Publishers. and No q were
prevented fiom taking FIRE, BY the activity oi the
hrcmcn.
Last eyeniIg 2. a. officer Carmody OF the Second
| Ward was parong his beat he discovered FIRE III
the bank building corner of Broadway and john
! Il. He Immediately procured lev pans OF water,
with which he eXilngushed the flames. thus saving
| tins new structure and probably the adjoining pro-
! perly from destruction The FIRE was caused from
! some furnaces ia which quantity 81 charcoal " as
careeSsly left burning by some timers who hddoeen
at work on the building during the day. Damage
| slight
RESCUED FROM DRowNING.-Richard Bor-
ON All lrIShman, ing fallen asleep on the Pier
foot Of Barclay st, rolled into the rvel Ater an m
meTsion OF fifteen minutes he was discovered, me
alarm was gwen and IN few minutes the aStounded
Ilbemlan found himself safe on terra hrma when
discovered he 50 weak a 10 be incapable OF
| helping himself and had not prompt aid been rem
| dered him he W uld probably have perlshed
Low WArER-The North River boats
are being seriously incommoded by the low water.
The Troy boats run aground almost every irlp. On
| SATURDAY morning the Empire did not arye at her
| dock, ID tins city until between nine and clock,
having been aground for several hours Oh the bar be-
! tween Troy and Albany. The pilots say the water
has not been SO low for several years
DANGEROUS S1ABBING CASE. - Joseph
Do>iona cook on board the steamer Jersey living
| al he foot Of North MoCreSt y r. Yesterday got
into Nn alteration, OF board the vessel with James
| Duncan. also deck hand. when the former became
so much exaSpcrated that he seized large carving
knife and plunged INTO the thigh of ms adversary,
>eVerlng one Of the man arteries. from which the
! blood flowed COpOuSly. The wound Is very serious,
! aud NAV terminate fatally The difficulty occurred
about the dinner Of Duncan, which. a. = sand, B0s-
Ton refused to let him have m proper time The par
ties are both colored men. Duncan was conveyed
fEa nv / he
/ ane>ted % the Fifth Ward Police was committed
! 70 prison for examination.
| RAILROAD ACCIDENT - JOhn Me \ulty, a
hand IN the employ Of the Harlem X. r Co., while
crossing the track. near the upper depot yesterday
afternoon. was struck by the engine, knocked down.
and MS night shoulder badly fractured by the coils
! on. The injured man was conveyed to the \. \.
| Hospital whore he hes III a dangerous condition.
DEPARTURE or FATHER MATHEW. -
| Rev Theobald Mathew Is expected 10 arrive III this
CITY tomorrow, and Will shortly return 10 Europe
Archbishop Hughes or Of the Rev. Mr. sneller, IN
| BROOKLYN He has met with great success III ad
mlnisterne the pledge to ms countnmen IN the
! Western and Southern States
CONSIDERATION The elegant edihce in
| Gretxe.>t recently erected d, the Jewish congre
CATION BIZ al JeShurun. viii be dedicated on Thurs
| dav next. the 25ih INST. Extensive arrangements
have MADE 10 render lul> interesting ceremony
| one of uneXtmpled beauty and soemnliY. OF me
! coffee. The ASnonean saws From a rapid inspec
tlon of the building. We are induced To say that the
gentlemen Who have been charged With the onerous
duties OF experimenting rs erection, nave acquitted
themselves most ably &c.
The CoRTLAND-ST. SALE.-The sale of
! he valuable wharfage property on ;he Hudson
River. a. 'OUlng the Jersey CITY leuy, comprising
lC6 feet Of frontage. brought together a number OF
The leading capitalists and real estate owners IN the
| CITY. discussion arose previous 10 the sale re
speeding the extent OF the privileges BY Which u ap
! peared that the CITY Corporation claims one half
winch, however, : disputed by the heirs OF The late
! owner. The property was bought BY Hon J Philip
| FhnuIX, for The low sum Of S5l goo. which Is con
sdertd much underneath rs real value but The state
~ the money marsei kept many buyers fromthe sale
Tie small ihrse->tory brick house IN Cor,land.st.
| vas sold for $1,000.
SALES OF REAL EsrArE-Sept. 22-By
Anthony ] Bleecker
House and lot y = Cortland r. 900
g'ots N s-tA- = 3'h each s. s25------ $3.50
II corner 18th av ADJ 3inins 300
! NATIONAL TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.-The
fourth Quarterly Meeting Of the National Temper
auce Society neic last evening AZ the Broadway
Tabernacle, and selcom or never has that house
been f.ltd With Larger or more grailhed audience.
The President. John falconer. ESQ., III the Char.
| The Alegkanlans opened tie meelILg with quar-
'ette followed 0y Rev. George Bum. no offered
| rraNer Rev {. J Warren. Secretary OF the SOci-
~, read bret report OF the operations Of the SO
cle,v md Of iac lu0uStrIa. Home after which Judge
/ = Tl,eh smith made a very able address. IN which
The legal argument was admirably and iorciDy pre-
senteo The ADDRESS was written one, and had,
. Vernans le>s II the al cgyfGHtanl ehec! winch Il
! would have had. had = been delivered :smPors.
! u was warmly greeted and the Hon. gentleman
| concluded d a brilliant ana effective manner
- The TeeioiaeT" sung By the Allegh2n-Ans, = 4
! beautiful SID GeLcate Temperance ode
| Re- = corey then followed n an address:
Which was fun Of sound reasoning striking fact, and
foYclble illustrators DID not our limits positively
forsd We should sketch the speeches, both Of which
| y, rfsS,l1pe vii find their way - the press The