New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-07
u A fire broke out about one O'CLOCK

enact Lovely was badly burnt In INC breffe aai
rowly escaped with his If The roof ~ ire Caenl..l
Works building stustcd Toe dsulerg w.. .a,A,l.
damaged The TIRE Is said 20 nsve oriznsed in to4 ~
lowing manner The private waiehuNn f,aad ~.
there was some trouble with part Of the lchio.r
and took lighted lamp for IRE purpose of es .r,,s
H. when the gas igniied ond IN moment h.s el,,n.
in flames dropping he'0up he ran into tie strcss
and tore his clothes oi lie We considerably burned
The loss has not bsen definitely ascertinei hk a.
tirated 70 be about S21o0 all Of which il covered ~
insurance.
~ The Board of Mayor and Alderns,
OF Boston have granted ia al six huadred and f,urte
licenses five hundred snd forty Of which are b. seI ar
dent spirits and seyentysur ale, beer and cider or
those TO sell ardent spirits ~ for medicinal and ma
chanical purposes only - 10 nn-holders sho ara
alone sllos ed to sell by the gass3 27s 10 retailers
(who may sell in small cuqn,,ies but no, 10 be sr,nr
on the premises and O. to v.ctuSlers ltls has h.
high legal authority In Boston that these license. ara NJ
rendered null and void by the liquor e. but ma.t
continue ia force for one year a, least They are rs
| garded, suppose, somewhat in the nature of con-
tracts between the seller aat the City Government
and the obligation of which cannot be impsired nv
new legislative enactment
.BS At an early hour on Tuesday morn
ing az number Of laborers stating from Chester
Factories In their band car for their ON tie Wes
tern Railroad, Mathew fitzsimmons, who was tuning
the crank caught by H. and thrown forward
Dennis keefe, young lrishman OF IL, knocking thu
latter from his seat and upon the rail The wheel, Of
the car passed him. eight men being In the car
He lived only FIVE minutes after being taken up. and
hardly spoke. Ftzsimmons was thrown about two rois
into ditch, and taken up for dead. He sf.erwNi
revived, but il Is supposed th-t he cannot live.
Springfield Rspablic, a
rE Several barrels of liquor were seized
from team in Hampden last week supp ised 20 be Do.
signed for Bangor. The barrels were landed damp.
den BY the Eastern State. They were labeled
on, Hsthorn, Hampden. few lrisnnen Were &C.
compsnying the team, with shlelehs, to protect the
o from escape, but no resistance was made andtAe
Il a Cat, r.iaV
demned by Justice Curtis, and while the barrels were
being carried away by that ciicer crowd iorcibly
seized them knocked In the heads, and destroyed tho
liquor on the spot.
~ The monument of the late Gen.
H. Dearborn has recently been erected upon the hmy
ground in the Forest Hill Cemetery Roxbuy tlss Corn
than column Of Italian marble snlinly cheed and pro
sents beautiful appearance Il attribute from the ctieas
Of Roxbury to the me moty of WHOM when living
thew were greatly indebted FOR the lovely city OF the ds
which it sdorns Upon me base on each side Of the
ia an urn surrounded by scroll wOrs Upon n,
front engraved on tablet Ge the following words
"H A. $. Desrborn died July - 1851 sged So years Ga
the opposite side is the following Inscription "oua n
Terra guam delxt colu oTnsyi Gives ct amic
condemns"
70 About 5 p. NJ. on Saturday. May
90 the Female Seminary in Evansville, Ohio was die
covered to be fire. and so rapid was It's progress tia.
before the alarm could be given and force collected
| the flames had burst through the roof and IN few
minutes the fire was communicated to the entire build
| ing which was of wood and burned like finder At
of the northeast portion "A the town bat notwthsand
ing the fact that various other buildings ire
several times by the untrng exertions and continued
vigilance of the fremen and Citizens no seroa, damsse
was done to any building except the Seminary
T From the annual report of the Bos-
ton and Providence Railroad Company it appears thai the
receipts f1 the year ending Jg9 S ~ sp 's%.SH. s
$2325 3D. The receipts and expenditures are both nSf
than former year In the latter are oO slsIessoa
the funded debt During the year four miles OF the Dh
have been laid with rails, which is eytraodnny
chsge TO the expense account The Directors are saea
that the expenses have been kept down Ms far rs udc
| economy would allow or require No acc'aen. mas .ssn
place the last year. and nothing has been paid for damages
| any person injured upon the road
~ The steam saw mill about three
miles west of Bnghampton and about quarter Of mile
north of the railroad owned by Mr. Simon Biser was 90
sToyed by ire on Monday evening last MAY 81 Inc mss
left the mill for supper about O'clock and In about halt
hour anerwaTd the mill discovered h he on re and
burned with such rePdy that sill Efforts 70 extosesn
the flames unavsips About $4,000 feet Of Lumber
estimated at upwards Of goo aud there insurance
the mill of $4,000. The origin of the fire is unkuOwa
~ Mr. Nelson Terry, a farmer, in the
town of sangcred, ~ Y, killed by lightning about
o'clock Wednesday morning lie was In held ploE
Ing hops end seeing the storm coming, oosed his hor1
snd starred for the house, but struck on the way
His wife witnessed the occurrence, and instantly ran to
him and threw water upon him, but to no effect There
were no marks Of the lightning upon him or he
clothes The deceased about thirty three years Of
age, and highly respected He leaves family Of four
children.
~ The tannery owned by Horace Bill
ines and occupied by Joseph Billings, In Brownied,
Me- was Destroyed by fire on Monday afternoon. Loss
$4,000 Insured for $4,000 Some 100 ,ides offnishcd
sole leather and 400 cords of bark were lost saw.
mill and shinge machine on Royals River, North var
mouth Me- and owned by Messrs. Il. b Porter, rrckey,
and others was destroyed by FIRE on Friday last TO-
Qether with n considerable quantity OF lumber IL was
| the work OF incendiary Destructive hires IN me
woods in Bridgton, Me, have recently occurred ser
era houses constructed for the use OF lumbeTmen were
burned.
II The Anthracite Coal trade has been
rather larger again the past week. The Lehigh Naygs
ton Company has brought down 80 ~ tuns iof tae
week ending Saturday last and again ahesi me
road In It's weeks business The road brougn. dosa
| SO III tuns and Schuylkill Canal 2O39 tuns inusM
this wear the three lines have brought TO market over
one million of tuns The chuyl kill Navigation nCI
uns ah cad of It's business last year 10 the same um
| The lsst two lines are hardly up 10 tner IA" year.
| business.
B" The Boston Transcript Of the "a
lays: There were rs arrivals at this port yese:aay
among them chips, IL bsrks, and % bhgs VI taey
30 were from foreign ports. For small village gus
ness rather lively yesterday In the Wcluiy III
salt water. Owing to the extreme CRY wsaasi
other causes the grass crop on the whsryes oox'o'D
| with downward tendency but old hay Is iooAHs ~
| Boston isn't done yet.
~ We learn from The Morris JeIsey'
nan that the Boonton Iron works were sold on uSas
day for SEQ jC0 not quarter their irs cost W.
there was sufficient duty foreign iron, an InsD
| business done at these works, large qu1nySs,
railroad iron of an excellent quality being turned oai
~ Mr.. Samuel Whitman, an Old anu
respected citizen Of West Hartford Instantly n,
MONDAY afternoon in the following manner; he "sH -
| ing near hired man who cutting down .irsIA
The tree cut fail TO required direction "n
but In falling large limb struck pile OF fais 10
ner as 20 tilt the but Of the tree into the AR ana -
slsnting direction with great fotee against az g.ss
skull completely broken TO pieces BY the p'""'
| was 65 years. -
~ At Wimbledon, Mass, on Tnuisoy
last Chester c. Could aged % years was csafss.yiS
apron BY horizontal shaft running 81 the rate OF ~ hl
tions per minute. His limbs and the lower paf -
were badly bruised by coming IN contact Win
neighborhood Of the shaft He was found sEel n
yolyed probably some fifteen minutes be fsa go
senses for hours, amid great suffering lie a''a
| ? o'coek On Friday ming.