New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-26
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FEEs-At ! o'clock on Monday morning,
fire discovered in the large frame building IN In!r
ty-eighth-st Eghth-av. The alarm Wa promptly
given end lie frernCn the round bui be-
fore they could get airly a. work with TIER engnesth
flames Lad spread throughout the premises, and the
building quickly fell prey 20 the devou-ns element
Two frame buildings IN the rear OF the above were also
destroyed de-pito The exeT1ions CT The fremen The
above building were owned by G)dfrick Krel.ch.
whosc lcos "a e.timated at from $500 20 5000 No
Insurance The flames communicated 20 m adjoining
building in front owned by Robert DenisOn anl occu-
pied By Andrew Wood, which damaged 70 the
amount OF about $50 The origin Of the fire unknown.
although it il supposed 10 have been the work of in
cendnTy. Capt Hannigen and Assistant-Capt. Dunn,
of the Twentieth Ward with the Police of the Sixteenth
and Nineteenth Wards present, and rendered
tera assistance the residents in the neghborhood IN
saving their property.
On MONDAY. fire occurred in the looking
glass warcroom Of VIM. Johnston, No. 53i Broadway.
The flames exhnguished by the inmates OF the
building INSISTED by Officer White OF the Fourteenth
Ward. No alarm Was given.
CHARGE OF BuRGLAEY.-Two men, named
Sandy Campbell nnd John Foster, were yestcr
day arrested by Officer Palmer of the Eighteenth Ward
charged with having Sunday night forced open the
front basement door Of the dwelling Of John McGeiyin
No 32J Third-av, ard stolen therefrom a frock coat
and a miniature. The properly was found in posses
zion of Campbell who. with his assocate was taken
before Justice Stuart The latter gave bail in 900 for
bis appearance to answer and Campbell was locked up
~ THE WALL-sT ENBEZZLENEyT case was
for investigation yesterday afternoon before Justice
Oborne. No further testimony wa taken Mr.. Fuller
tin, counsel for the defendant, Bowen moved that his
client be discharged the ground. that the testimony
elictCdj failed to show any oense OF criminal nature
He referred TO that portion of the testimony in which
it il alleged that Bowen from time 10 time embezzled
the sum of S22OO00' &C, and referring 70 the power
vested in the accused endeayOred % show that
bezzlement bad been perpetrated In order TO hold him
for trie it would be incumbent for the prosecution 10
show that the money drawn was appropriated to his
own use 1t was shown that the firm had loaned from
July 1851, 70 September 1852 the sum OF S900OO to
Mr. COmstock and that he had returned all but S2OOOO
him money, and when Mr. Bowen loaned he had con
hdence that it would be returned We ind, (sad the
cOunsCl) that Bowen has realized a arthing from
tie transactions alleged. There Is proof 10 show TO
the contrary but il all tends show that the money
went to Consock If Bowen, did loan contrary 10 the
directions of the firm il might be called bad Judgment
al the most breach OF trust But 1t can neither
be called cmbe2zlement nor larceny, for the
that portion oi the money was appropriated
to his lie WAC presumed 20 have the power
TO make fuch loans.
Mr. Owen. counsel for the prosecution answered lie
commended that Bowen gully of embezziement, IN
asmch, rs be made false entries ANA endenyored to
conceal the Ions made 70 Comsock The intent ne
said was to conceal and such should be considered
felonous. Bowers acts in collecting debts, Qor the
money in bank s debt due the drnI and appropriatins
the money before reached the hands OF the irm
an embezz erneni On these grounds he cainned that
the prisoner should be held for trial Justice Osborn
after hearing the arguments pro aud con- stated that he
was not prepared present render his decision but
would notify the counsel, when he rad prepared hun
selL
ARREST or DARING YoUSG THIEF.-On
Monday morning about 3le .0ck John Bishop, ayouns-
ster not years OF attracted TO the house
of Mrs L. E. DAILY, No. IL Elbrdsest by light shin
ing through the basCnen. window. John, on approach
ing end pecug through pane OF glass discovered that
Mrs d who sicl) a. also her seEvaut were asleep
when in aoisc.css a manner possible ne raised the
sash and succeeded il entering tie without disturb
inc the sleepers THIS being accompanies he ranSacked
the bureau trawcra AMI from the brilliant light IN the
room he enabled 20 select such articles As suited MS
g
dccfmp with his booty, Mrs. d. awoke, and discerning
the rsscal and hs toonous intent gave the alarm
Bishop rushed through the window which hc had le.t
open IN entering ile room, and on reached the walk
started CT az dnshng He had nlf proceeded iHr,
however when h progress was stayed by The approach
ofOifccr Campbell OF tire Tenth Ward who hearing the
alarm raised and s"eng the rascal IN the act OF escaping
arrested him IN Lie possession We iJund SILVER Watcl
valued at St. which lac had stolen from the bureau oil
Mrs DAILY He taken 10 prison and committed tor
examination ly Justice Wood.
Suspicion OF GRAND LARcENY.-Chas Her
man. baker and John Glass, lqgor dealer were yes
terday arrested by Capt Dunn, Of the Twentieth N5rd
on suspicion CT having stolen goa weIc 'aiueu a.
$50 the property o. Ncholns SuN. Of No. 32s Broona.
The scion rests upon these IL N IN consequence oi
pockct.bOok, coat and handkerchief which had been
stolen from the roOm and when belonged 20 on
Christian Haulin having been found IN their possession
They were taken before Justice Stuart and after an eN
animation committed FOR trial
- Charles Fleming. the sailor who cut his
throat Will razor with intent - commit suicide, az me-
boarGinr house No 3li Peari,t.. Friday last, ded
yesterday IT the Newly ork Hospital in conseuen e OF
the selfnhic;ed wound Coroner Ives was notined and
will hold inquest on the body ct IL o'clock this morn
. ing
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE-A sailor,
named Johnson, attempted TO commit suicide on sun
dsv night by pungn- into the dock Pier No. y. Z.
He WIS rescued by Officer Roland OF the First Ward
/ and taken 10 the S;auonhouse.
Run OVER BY HosE CARA man named
Martin MrNurv was run over ~ the corner OF the Bow
erv snd Houston st. at o'clock yesterday morning by
hose cerria-e No 81 which passed overh eg' inurng
them severely. lie conveyed y his residence by
officers Balm and Wallace OF the Fourteenth Ward
FATlL FML-Last evening, about o o clock,
Timothy Arjr who ia said TO have been porter in the
store at No - Pinc-st almost instantly killed by
accidentally falling through TIE htchway from the third
story to the ground door Toe deceased al the tune OF
the fatal occurrence engaged in taking in goods his
skull fractured by the fall Coroner Ives viii hold
AL inquest the body to-day
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