New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
SALES OF REAL EsrArE-Dec. 8.
u Capt LEON BERKoviTz, now resi-

X app l4EoN bEhhOfiA L, A.N'' $3.50
den, of our City addresses the following letter
To the Polish Erics plo Gred By the steam f79ate MIS-
Sel great yitasure in hearing that you have ayedsae
and IN the United States OF America. sincerely hope
that you will be in all you undertake You have
my hearty wishes for your welfare No doubt some ofyol
Lieut. Colonel in he Polish army member Of the Legion
of Honor AID Of the Golden Cross Of Poland My grand
Caba,ine and General Zuwarrof in Warsaw Hfty seven
years ago and under General KOsoiusko VINO 10 buried
fought against the Emperor OF Austria, and was kean
sC9 at the battle Of SSet BY sS%s hsa ,,,S,t
the Emperor Nicholas Of Russ a. The 5Sth Of DsesSeT
1880 myself NTH h% b 3Sr m E SaS ~en ba
sorry ,osay have lost everything even my sword which
our family is entirely destroyed. America, IN
a land Of ery and plenty, nearly perhing WIN ahsef
The honor of seeing any ofyou at my house still have
the heart aud feelings of soldier, and should deem
M az Centre st hope the day no, far distant wheE
vl be able purchase sword and op you IN the held
Of battle 10 ns"' '0S''d CAP Pr LEON BERKovITz
No. 2l7 Centre ST., New-Yors.
The undersigned have read with painful interest
the letter Of Capt Leon BerkovitZ. Theydeeply de
More the unfortunate fate OF the heroic Poles who,
after defending their unfortunate country to the ut
most of their power, now compelled to wander,
strangers in strange lands and trusto the uncertain
tics Of precaIious employ ment-to which they nave
been unaccustomed-for bare subsistence. mus,
while they fully sympathize with Poland and the
Poles they deeply regret that one OF them sn9ula
of berv and plenty and that they can do no more to
prove that their sympathy is not mere words, mah
TO contribute the trlflng sums mentioned beio"
Trusting that others may be induced TO folio" the
example OF few working men, we suosciioe ou'
selves Yours,
II J CRATg.........$l Henry JORDAN 81
GIDEON kENlLY......- J CHARLES hchELLoS'-
Cut se1koyitl acknowledges the receipt Of the above
with gratitude the workingmen VINO OF men shali IN
VII, and chldrea 'API LsSN b si1 S,,
BOARD OF SUPERvIsORs-Tu Tuesday. Dec.
o-Tbe Committee OH the resolution OF the Re
coder reported In favor Of raising the salaries OF the
Judges OF the Common fleas ana superior Nout =!
TO 81 OCO each, and the salary OF the Surrogate TO
a. 50Oa year. with $500 for clerk hire. Lad Oh the
The The Committee reported IN favor Of correcting
ray IN sundry persons named. Adopted
Report in favor OF paying iir. Cutting 600 t2e-
ing deduction OF S200l for arguing the case ID me
suit of James T. Brady against the Corporation
Adopted. .f..,-e,. -r.a.,.
service as Police Clerk and OF William W.
Dnnher. si;l for sunday selVlce as Police Aags-
trate. Referred.
Seine bills and petitions for correction 0t taxes
were resented and referred.
FlREs. Yesterday morning at II. clock
the alarm Of FIRE was caused by the burning oil
shed used as an apple stand NJ the corner 81 Sphs
and West-gts IL Das eXungussed before any
rnsterial damage occurred. serious accident oc'
cu1ed during the above alarm by Whlcn young
man named Charles Latty, member oil Engine 20,
No II came very near losing ms ue IN cOnsegeCne
OF tie truck of Hook and Ladder 90 No. o oeins
violently turned around-.he end OF the adder
striking the man On the head lie "as con'eyeu y
ms friends IN a state OF nsensloillty 20 ms nome
This morning al O'Clock IRE occurred IN lae
hn,lIi1e No Ga Waters. owned and occupied oy
Adam w Youle, cooper The Fire Department were
early on the ground but notwithstanding Ihef exet
ton, the building, Win lis cSnIehIs, wa eIST
C.s,royed The building was also occupied oy J. /;
Kohle1 tailor and Julius Bonner, oootmakeT ootho
whom lost nearly alt Of their property
ARREsT FOR FALSE PRETEssEs. -Officer
Gordon, Of the With Ward, arrested young nan on
Tuescay named Michael Duffy, charged Win oo.anl-
IAN aS5t. 100 worth OF fnnges, glmps, &C. rom NJ.
WIN neylin merchant, OF No. 5S5 Sro4o"ay, "
IA representations. 1t appears tnat me accused
Nr.s Corrnerlv clerk in the employ OF Abrams q
Io'nson OF No. 443 Broadway, oy whom ne was u.s.
CHARGED in October last. Tuesday ne called on M
Hf,in and as is alleged, represented that MS ior-
ulef employer had sent him Tor OIL OF gooo,, lhe
GOODS Tere delivered TO HIN, and when MesHs
Abrams & Johnson we're called upon for payment,
Inc fraud was detected he was locked up 10 await
examination.
MAD Ox.-At : o'clock On Tuesday
norniug drove Of cattle were passing through
CHRISTOPHER ST., when ore Of them became furious
and rushed up the area leading 10 house NO % IN
that street, occupied oy Mr. Froelgh, ana ater
forcing open the door leading to the kitchen, ne
entered and commenced cutting up ms PtanAs,
breaking cIoekery furniture, &c he nnauy gov
ir.o the yzrd where he ~as secured oy me nsas
n n,ohabibtv some lives would have been lost,
- lie family we're a. tia: time q. breakfast nne
rs kiIled IN the street about an Tour amer