New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-08

the past week has much increased the number OF
deaths in this cy-the increase, however, being
| confined to children The City Inspectors Report
Is not We, made out, owing to neglect III sending IN
the Report from Potter's Field. Without these,
there have been 40s deaths. as follows Men, 81
Women, IS Boys, lGi Girls. 1872. The Report
from Poters Field Will probably increase the total
number to 400.
A SHIP ON FIRE, AND ALL ON BOARD
SUPPOSED TO DE LosT-Capt Unghill, of Br. ship Nor
lev arrived al yesterday port this morning from Deal,
reports "June Is, lat 49, long 40 80, spoke the Br.
brig Fanny of and for Liverpool from Mobile. who
reported having seen during her then passage ship
on FIRE having about $50 souls on board.
1T was blowing very fresh at the time ofspeaking,
and the Captain of the NJ did not heave too near
enough to understand distinctly the account of the
brig although requested by the Captain of the brgt
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" All that could be learned under the crcumStan-
ces was that she had been entirely consumed and that
the passengers and crew were, perhaps, lost with
her. The fired ship it appears, was bound to Mo-
bile"
SUICIDE AT SEA.-At 9 o'clock on Satur-
day morning last, of the forward passengers of
the steamer kcnnebec, on her way from New-York
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was seen to take OFF his coat and place it on deck,
and soon after jumped overheard. The steamer was
immediately stopped, the boat lowered and manned,
but every exeron to save him proved Intellectual
On examining his coat, prayer book was found IN
one of his pockets with the name civilian Murray
written legibly in pencil mark
tV The name of the man who died from
the effects OF a fall in an area in Fuon-St., Cmen-
toned IN The Tribune of this momlngD was William
Williams. IA journeyman printer, native of Ireland,
residing at ll3 Anthony-si. lie has left wife and
two OF three children.
Board OF SuPERvIsoRs.-TheR Recorder
IN the Chair-The following bills were ordered to be
paid
OF the Coroner, for three months, to July |, 81
esq 90
OF the sheriff for Summonng Jurors, some sup
Plies To Edrdge->t. prison. &C. Tor three months,
$l,s7s -.
OF Nj Taylor Keeper City Hall, for refreshments
10 Commissioners Excise, $i23 26.
OF James W. Mckcen County Superintendent, for
months TO June l. 1909 50.
Also, small bills TO Capt. Ditchet and Geo. Nven.
One or two other bills were referred.
petition from Assessors, for additional remune-
ration for the past year, was referred.
report was adopted IN favor OF paying Henry
Miller $3.50 year for use OF Indexes IN Registers
Office. he claiming to own them Adopted.
On motion of Aid. Halves, Committee APP
pointed TO report to the propriey of extending the
Grand Jury list of the County to 900, the present
number of Geo not being found sufficient, and some of
the Jurors beng second time drawn IN the year.
contrary TO Statute. Adopted
The Grand jury lists, IN consequence of the above,
were withdrawn. Adjourned 10 Friday.
ARREST FOR FoRGING LABELs.-On the
81 inst Mr. Perry Davis, of Providence K. l., APP
peared before Justice Lothrop AT the Lower Police
Court, and preferred complaint against one Andrew
slaara, htFa
forcing the labels of medicine known as Ddyls's
Vegetable Pam Killer, and with passing these labels
on bottles containing spurious article, and selling
the same as genuine, thereby deiraudlng Mr.. DAVIS
of the benefit of his discovery This spurious meil-
clne has been manufactured and sold extensively IN
Buffalo Mr. Stephen Paul. of the firm OF Boyd &
Paul, doing business al - Cortand-st., made oath
that the 10Th of july s49, their hrm purchased OF
the accused tweRiyiour boxes o. the spurious medi
cine, with labels, which they supposed 10 be genuine.
upon the bottles, but which aterward turned out 10
be iOrgerics On this testimony warrant issued
for the arrest OF White which placed IN the
hands of officers VIM. ii. Stephens and Edwards OF
the Lower Police Court, who proceeded 10 Buffalo.
and after proiracted search succeeded IN finding
their man, whom they brought Yesterday 10 this city
The magistrate committed him 10 prison for trial, IN
default OF s2,cCG bail
FIRES-At half past three o'clock yes
iercay morning. he Bakery al No 81 WooSter.Si.
took hre and was completely destroyed. The build
ing Was frame and the flames spread with great
raiUitN 10 tHe adjoining house fronting Grant->t.
Nos. =, u and g Grand-St. were much injured
These buildings were occupied BY poor families, who
escaped With much difficulty with their lives -Four
children were safely conveyed from the ri story OF
the burning buildings, by officers Leighton ana
Mount of the Eighth Ward
The Waichmakers stone No Al Eiehthav was
discovered al O'Clock ON SUNDAY evening To be In
flames The ire was evidently the work of an IN
,endaIy. aS a I'm wash bowl filled with pine wood
and thoroughly saturated with camphene, was found
by roliCe officer IN the premises, burning This
sand TO be the third time this store has been on FIRE
within year The stock Is insured at the Green
wch Insurance Company. Damage about sluJ.-
Mir. James Linden, the owner Of the store states
that he left The building at half pat 5oclpcA Oh Saa-
day afternoon.