New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30

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EAGE-Under year e5; Ito2 years 81 TO S, 50; TO
TO- a. Toto 90 "a 20 TO So !3 $1,000 90 40 to So ga 50
S 60 x 10 vs. e S s gate 80 Ireland
Eng and g. Scotland TO- Germany 80 Trance R, Ho
Possessions IN North America, q West ladies' Il I'm
known. Q. Total 800.
From Hospital. Bellevue: 8; Penitent,ary, BackweIs
sons, a.
ANOTHER Arson CASE STRONG SUsPI-
cIoN About Ii O'Clock Sunday morning fire broke
in the liquor store ofJohn Graham, corner Of sh
s.. and Avenue d. but owing to the prompt action OF
the FIRE department assisted by several officers OF the
Eleventh and Thirteen Wards police the flames were
quickly extingushed Capt. Squires, OF the Eleventh
Ward Police, on examining the store after the hre
was put out discovered about bushel OF cotton rags,
saturated with camphene or spirits Of turpensine,
placed under the cask frame, apparently with avlew
of helping the confagraton. The heads OF most OF
the casks had been removed, and to all appearance
there was not gallon OF liquor IN the store. The
money drawer had also disappeared and could not be
found When the police entered the store, they
found John Graham, the proprietor, together with
his brother Chas. Graham, and man named John
Fakey, who on being lnterrogated relative TO the
cause Of the fire. stated that 1t had broken out IN The
cellar. Search was then made In the cellar, but
no traces of fire were discovered. Yesterday 1t
was ascertained that an insurance OF $3.50 htd
stock and furniture Of the store. These facts, on
being communicated to Justice Mountfort, induced
him to cause the arrest of the three men above
named, who were committed TO await a hearing.
Not YET soLvED.-The mystery rela
tive to the unknown man who few nights since, was
taken to the NewYork Hospital In state OF insensl
bllity caused by an extensive fracture Of the skull
has not been solved yet The injured man is still
nsensible. II was ruraered on Saturday that the
driver OF bakers wagon, on the night that the man
was taken to the Hospital, saw a policeman inlet
great violence on man IN Broadway. some pre-
tend to say that the man was injured on the New
York and Enc Railroad but II such were the case,
no secresy on the part OF the policemen was neces
sary, and they would undoubtedly have answered
the questions about the matter asked Dy the gave
keeper at the Hospital.
FIRE IN A SUGAR REFINERY. -Sunday
morning, about 81 O'Clock fire occurred IN the
large building in the rear of No % Leonard-st, &C
| cupied by Harris, Evans & Co sugar rehners. The
fremen were early on the ground, and by their en-.
ereetic action succeeded in preventing large and
destructive conflaeraton. The FIRE was discovered
in the east wing Of the building IN the vicinity OF the
| furnace used for drying, &c This portion OF the
building with It's contents was mostly destroyed
| the main building only slightly damaged by
water. The walls of the east wing are so badly
cracked that it will be necessary 70 rebuild that
| portion of the building Loss about $4,000 fully
| insured.
EFFECTS OF INTEMPERANCE.- Sunday
| morning Alderman Dodge held an inquest a. No OIL
| Westinghouse, on the body OF John oDonnell,
about 40 years Of age born Ireland, who came by
his death by an Incorporate use OF ardent Spirits On
the inQuisiton his wife testified that the deceased
had for long time been addicted to habits OF intem-
perance and for the las. Is weeks he had drank on
average, over quar-, of liquor each day ana
sober. The Jury rendered verdict-that the de-
ceased to his death by congestion OF the oran
| caused by the incorporate use OF ardent spirits
TIE BRoApwAY ARSON CASE This C ise,
which has been in progress Of examination for about
| two weeks past was terminated on FRIDAY, Justice
Osborn deemins the evidence addusea 20 De suilcen'
| 10 commit the parties accused Hubert Brandenoer-
ger and John f. Brand, to await the action OF the
| Grand jury. On Sunday Mr.. b was liberated from
prison. having given bail in the sum OF S'ooo 70 APP
| near and answer the charge at Court. Brand re-
mains in confinement John E. Roach, florist,
| residing in Brooklyn, became surety Tor MI brap-
| denberger.
CoIJIs,oN.-ln consequence of the dense
| foo which prevailed Sunday evening" the steamboat
| Union of the South Ferry, ran into the Whtenau
| boat plying on the Hamuton-av route. The buiK-
heading OF the Whitehall, as also the seats; were
STAYED from their places by the collision. Many OF
the passengers were PROSTATE on the moor, ana pc
came much frightened lest they should all De ios' 0!
the sinking Of the boat, None soon %, aer the crash
| toth boats proceeded to their respective dessina-
| Nons
| DROWNED BY ACCiphNl. va b"s"A""y
afternoon an lrishman, about AZ years OF age was
drowned at Pier No Ia East River, by accidentally
| falling from the gang plank leading hom the pier 10
The SHIN Sheridan on board Of which he had been To
| visit a friend who was about TO starr Tor NeW-Oi
| leans The body Was soon recovered, on when a'u
| Dodge held an inquest verdict OF accldehla
| death was rendered BY the Jury. The deceased was
| formerly a waiter IN Taylors Saloon IN Broadway'
MvRpERoVs AsSAULT.-On Christmas
nieht a difficulty occurred between two men, named
Timothy Woods and Peter Smith, at the house Oh the
| latter. No 90 Rcctor-st, IN which WOODS, IL is al
legged first attempted to stab has opponent, ana ia.
| ING in this drew pistol and shot him IN the ieu
| byesst lie was arrested and committed by Justice
| Osborn for examination. The wound mnicled Is
| not of a very serious nature
Apprsr FOR FORGERY. Officer Gatfney,
| Of the Second Ward Police, Sunday arrested
Young man named Charles Arenburg, charged with
having obtained goods by means OF loIgea o,ueIs
| from Mr. j. G. GaTely, merchant, OF NO. W WInam-
| 81 The accused WAS committed oy .JuSu'e Osooin
| TO await examination
SrpprN DEArH.-An inquest was on Sun
| day held at No. 81 Chartoa-st, upon the BODY OF
| David Waring 81 years OF age, who dieu suuuThIy
| Al the above place on Saturday afternoon me 1uty
rendered a verdict OF death by rupture OF Inc ao'
| scess Of the lungs.
| A PlcKPoCKET.-A young man named
| Simeon Garback WAS, on Saturday, caught WIN MS
| hand IN the pocket OF Sebastian BIN, OF NO war
| nst who at the time was IN Washington Market
| The accused was held to answer the charge