New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-07
MAIL GLEANINGS.

EY@ At IL o'clock, last night, person
passing through Friend st. Boston, discovered that
house No 20 fire, In the third story lie imme,
datey raised alarm. Tnis alarm aroused mr. Daniel
Rogers and his wife, who were sleeping Ia The chamber
on fire h their three small children all In one bed Tne
parents, In their terror at finding the room IN ligh,
blaze rushed out and went partially down stairs bur I'm
nediatey aterward rememberedtha they had let their
three children behind Both father aud mother imme'
dstey retraced their steps end the father went into the
room with the view of rescuDg bis children but was
Obliged 10 retreat somewhat burned fireman. oil tho
first engine company that arrived also attempted 10 en-
ter the ROOM but found 10 be impossible until he had
played stream upon the fire. which quickly checked
the flames He then entered the ROOM aud iound thres
children dead upon the bed, and fearfuy burnt lnen
names Ellen Marie Catharine Agnes, and Euzaoeth
the oldest Ave years, tho next TWO years tand the
youngest nine months Of age The night CLONES OF TWO
were burnt entirely off and their bodies crlsped and
blsckened The clothes OF the younges. were not 81
much burnt and It's srm when found, was placed over
It's eyes, 1t done 10 Its sleep 10 shade the light OF tue
fire. The bodies taken TO the North Natch.house,
end Coroner Sanborn called who will hold al inques
this afternoon From the best tss my TO be obtained
it probable that tho fire caught from la mp or candle
leh burning in the person passing In the street.
who ire says that the curtain OF the win low
In blaze and II Ia probable that the wind blew II
toward the light and set 1t re and that thence the
FIRE spread to the bed.clothes The parents wer9 In
great distress nj their loss and their agonzed express
SIC MS sde deep impression upon the spectators Tne
room the Of the catastrophe not much burnt,
bur the bed-clothes and other light articles were de.
stroyed Boston Traveller, "wednesday.
~ A Niagara correspondent of The
Springfield Republican glve' the following account ofhs
recovery ofthe body Of Miss SKINNER:
Isle had divested herself of all of her clothes aud
letter left saying the people would ner
sgsin regarded this report one OF the thousand
rooroacks, apuacured TO order in such places tor the
purpose Of putting money into the purses Of the people
around. But .hs proved TO be no fiction, for In the
presence Of ar hundred people she ished for Ia
tee eddy close by Table Rock tor full hour yoster.
day morning. During this bour the sight horrise
to behold the body appearing 10 be tossed up By some
invisible power below, discovering to the crowd her
Lead AID shoulders, with her long tresses streaming
around them, while again II was drawn under from
sight She soon appeared with her limbs up or some
other portion Of her body, only 70 be drawn back by
the remor eess power, and after describing few
mentaTy gyrsiODs, To be tossed again ana egac ike
cork, OF the water Ropes thrown long time
with moses bu. she eluded all such efforts for by toe
time ropes thrown for her, che under water
ard 0istan rods from the shore where boats can.
not live an instant. Fioally, she was thrown by
sturgeon spear, and brought 10 shore She terribly
maDgled nor would she be recognized by any who had
known ner.
z TIE Cincinnati Gazette relates the
following Of Bloomerism: On Friday evening, a
man named William Brown was arrested and placed in
the watch house, for endeayOTDg pass counterfeit
bill During tins Dight his wife Appeared aud stated,
that rs size he'd pace 20 lodge she would feel crate
The humane officer thus appealed TO- consented, and
the Key wss turned upon toe faithful pair Next morn.
ing about dawn, while the wa,cntul keeper passing
along through the dim aisos the wife OF the cupt de-
sired that che might be permitted b leave the cell and
bring cup Of coffee 20 her husband As readily as she
was admitted she allowed 10 pass out and nothing
more was thought OF the matter by the officer until
broad daylight when, In taking view Of his prisoners
imagine mis- surprise IN discovering In one cell, peIct
Boomer "a real "c0me-ou.eTw Toe coupe had
changed their apparel and the man had le the watch
house Ia the garo Of woman. When the case was
brought before the Mayor he demanded bond OF $500
.siliLg IN which she reminded 90 id -
~ Twolods, Paul Bienvcnuund AdOl phe
Nichols, a y Of ago got into light at NeSOr
as The other Jay, IN which Nichols wno Is the soa OF
III Hh, doing here the tght occurred
dTeN large kL..e aud inflicted two severe and proba
by isial WoIllt ~ tha breast oi Bienyend. Oae
wound, in The region of the heart will Is thought
prove fatal J.. hveIu tsken to De- LlOdos store
Vi ere liz wounds dressed, aud he wss taen re-
a. we'd t. the re,idrnc- OF he parents.