New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-29
FIREs AND FIGurIyG AT noon yester-

s"Hc avn UOtH NCsttA
Gay fre broke out at % Hammond-st After the fire
was put out 10 occurred between large NUMBER y
OUTSIDE members or runners, pretending 10 belong II
the dInefeat Engine Companies at the fire. IN winch
stones and bTickbats few ike hail Capt TAFT OF
the Ninth Nard Police with several OF ms men.
quickly on The spot and succee led IN arresting seven
OF tbe rioters. who were taken before Justice Me-
Train and committed 10 prison
At O'Clock In the afternoon the willow-vare an 1
basket store OF Peer c. Lyon IN the basement of the
BleeCSer Bull5ng corner OF Morton ant Blocker
sts, TOOK ire. Here. also, tight took place among
the runners. Officer DUBOIS OF the Ninth Ward sue
ceeded IN capturing Michael Evoy, the ing Ter.
who was taken before Justice McGrath and commit
ted to prison On his arrest the res! Of the gang ed
BooKING EMIGRAYT PASSENGERS wITHoyT T
LicENsE.-On Monday OF last week license
booker OF emlgrant passengers. named VIM wilson
haviIg an Office al No. l23 Ceddr-Street was axe
before saysr hmesant, charged with violation OF
his 0uttS, and upon the case being investigated, MS
license was revoked. Three days afterward, Ger.
man emlgrant, named Rudolph Varvei, residing a.
No. 20 Grtenwich-street, not being aware o. tht.
fact, was induced to pay Wilson $50 for tickets for
the passage OF nine persons to Cleveland, OHIO
This fact coming TO the notice OF WIN A Bag ley,
general agent for the Commissioners of Emigration
he caused his arrest yesterday. He was taken be
fore Justice LOthrop and held 10 bail In $500 u AZ
swer the charge
ARREST OF You've BUaGLARs Three
youngsters, named WIN. Dows. Hv Scott and John
the parties VINO, on Friday night last broke into the
store of VIM Poole tailor, OF No ChamoerS-St,
and stole about 5000 worth OF cloths, veSilngs and
ready-made garments. considerable portion OF the
stolen property has been traced 10 the possession Of
one or more Of these lads. They were taken before
Justice LothrOp and committed to prison for further
examination.
CHARGE OF LiBEL-Messrs. Smith &
Bangs editors and prOprietors OF the Sunday couir
were yesterday taken into custody by, one Of the
Deputy Sherifs, on complaint OF Mr VIM. Nioi0'
proprietor of Niblos Thester, on charge OF hoe.
the damages being laid 1t $4,000, The lloe Is SAID
70 consist Of structures and unwarrantaoe Criticisms
OF the performances At the above named place Of
amusement. The offensive article was published
some time since IN the Sunday Courier.
FATAL AcCIDENr-Ab0ut 9 o'clock yes
terday morning. young man named John McNa
NEE, employed In Stuarts Sugar Refinery, IN wa
ter-st., had his accidentally caught IN the ma
chnery and torn from his body, presenting most
awful and sckening spectacle. He was taken TO
the New-YoIk Hospital, where he died last evening
The coroner Will hold IN inquest on the BODY to-day
Academia man AIMED Thomas Mack
was Yesterday brought to the n. Y. Hospital, from
Columbia County, where he had received serious in-
iuries BY the premature explosion OF blast which
was preparing. His head and face were dreaifuliy
mangled, and his recovery is considered doubtful.
PIANo-PLAYING.-Pr Yanderweyde Will
I!di ~ NO. $50 broadway, 'On Night tcte business
Notice.
GENUS Has No CoUNTRY-lt belongs to
al climates and all localities. American genius IS
appreciated IN London, and this evening we have
the famous Miss Lacy, from London, as Wen as
Sedevick on The Concertna. at Barnums Museum,
besides farces, songs, dances, &c. This afternoon,
Rosma Meadows.
NIRLos. new Pantomime of the
Rcd GnoDe seems to please visitors TO the Garden
wonderfully The saloon has been crowded each
uis h OF It's Representations success not at all as
tonlshing to those who the united exertlons OF
Marzotti and Antoine Rave!. From tae beginning
Of the Pant0nlme 10 the end, they keep the au-
ciolce IN a continuous roar of laughter
Advertisement. l-PREMuM INDIA RUIZ
FER SHoEs.-We see among the list OF medals
awarded by the American Institute, one to Horace
H. Dav for " Best ladia Rubber Shoes" TINS IS A
tribute as honorable 10 Mr. Day the Institute, by
their act have declared II TO be deserved To carry
of the p,lze from so many competitors argues well
Mr. DaI : success as a manufacturer. We extract
from a contemporary description OF Days SHOES ana
TIER peculiar excellence.
In the ladies' shoe the fabric has the appearance
Of fine morocco, with Jetty polish we nave never
before seen and so hight that pretty foot VIII lose
shoe Tor gentlemen is of course heavier, but still
beautiful. 4 low clog, or sandal, just coming over
the toe and heel Of the boot, admirable article
10y year III the city IL Is hight, easily put on and
Off and do9s not affect the polish of the boot, or re-
strain the perspratlon OF the foot, or destroy the
vitality OF the leather all of which faults belonged
20 the old style of rubber shoes" IN. y DAILY Times