New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-24

Ter Of the Common Council and for long period officially
| onnected with the City Government
ResOlred That deeply symDahize with the family Of
tte deceased in their sad Bereavement and that ire me
bes OF both and s Honor the Mayor tosether Win
the oce1 Of the Common Council will attend bis lne-s
wffh their Of Office the arrival Of his remains In
this coun ~ from his late residence and that Committees
from both Boards be appointed TO confer With the hIiy 10
making the necessary arrangements for his funeral solemn
ties
Ressd Th. the Men bers OF the Common Council meet
At the City Hal on SATURDAY afternoon 1e,L a. tnfee GO
to attend the funeral Of the late David Gah. Tom ne
residence Of bis family, No 81 West street.
with their Of office, and that they wear the u'l.A
/ badge Of mourning for thirty days
On the papers being read Assistant AID Barker rose
and presented remarks eulossc of the high character
/ of the deceased
! Assistant I'D Bou,on moved that the Resolutions
from the Board Of Aldermen be cSncurred in, and they
were 90, unanimously.
Assistant AID Barker then moved that special Com
muee Of three be appointed the part OF this Board
Carried and Assistant Aid. Barker, McGowan aud An
derson appointed such Committee.
On motion, the Board then adjourned
FIREs.-Last evening about ten o'clock,
FIRE broke out 10 the third story of the large building
Nos. Il, - and 81 Canals occupied as steam saw
mill by Lym4n aud Bunnel The bremen wers early
the ground but their services were not needed as
the ia extingui.hed with few pss NJ water.
About IL O'Clock last night fire broke out 10 row OF
frame shsrties owned by J Mehsn 10 the rear Of No.
3 Thirtef nth st. and occupied By number Of carmen
as stables The flames spread rapidly and communics-
ted 10 TIE frame building No s2l occupied BY g. Muir
ply, butcher; also to No 22] occupied a grocery
store By MehAn. The iremen were early on the
ground but notwithstanding their eXeruons the above
buildings together with the stables, were entirely con-
sumed The horses got out from the burning
Buildings without injury Most Of the buildings 10 the
vicinity were Of wood and occupied by poor families,
among whom the greatest CONSERVATION prevailed.
Many Of them ed hastily in their night clothes leaving
their s To the devoudny element but fortuHstey for
them Ire prog Of the flames checked by the
ergy ofthe 6remer The total loss will ano1nt 20 sbou,
$500 Mr. Mehan estimates bis loss at s3OOo-nsured
81 400 il the Bowery Ins. Co.
At an early hour on Tuesday morning
FIRE broke out In a meat shop, in Rvingtonst near
Norfolk. The flames were exGngushed with few
psils Of water.
HoMEsIcK.-A vo1ng Irish woman,
rsmed Ssreb GsrviD, arrested on Tuesday even.
Ing, by Officer Holden, OF the Fourth Ward, charged
with ps-pding the streets 10 male sttrs. When ques-
toned by Justice Osborn she stated that she had been
In the country but three months, and becoming very
tomes'ck sud not haying the wherewthal 10 psy for
her passage back she bad conceived and carried out
the idea of dspos'rg of her clothing and purchasing
with the proceeds sailors rig. In which Garb abe in
tended 10 ship board some vessel bound for Liver
pool The msRistrate committed her To prison until
further inquiry in her should be made. Mr. Ed.
msnds keeper ofihe City Prison, hearing her story
became quite interested In her behalf. and Il now
making sn Effort to procure free passage for her.
The sailors dress was laid aside by her, and the
DEATH By DRowNING.-Mrs. Mary Ann
Wiley, who resided at the corner of Broadway and
Thirty ninth st, left her home last Thursday after
for he svowed purpose of calling upoa friend
In Thirty fOurhst, Dear Ninthav., and not again
heard from until her body yesterday found In the
dock foot Of Twentyihird.t North River sl20 in
gold coin found In the pockets of her dress She
widow, and leaves five children TO mourn her
loss The Coroner notified TO hold an Inquest upon
the body.
DEATH OF AN AGED CITIzEN.-Patrick
Brady, native of Ireland iC5 years Of age died on
Tuesday night at bis residence, No l3i Greenest of
old age. On the day previous 10 his DEATH the de-
ceased appeared to be In good health. Mr. Brady WAS
shoemaker by trade and has resided In this country
for the past 10 years An inquest was held upon the
body.
SUIcIDE.-Conrad Texton, a German
tailor, committed suicide an early hour yesterday
morning hi. place of residence, No 25s Firstav by
cutting his throat with q When discovered at
ab Ut o'clock In the morning. lie was extinct The
Of the rash act has been distinctly
tanned, but II IL thought he led 10 It's commission
from dependency caused by tha death OF his wife,
which TOOK place shout three months since
The Coroner held an Inquest upon the body.
SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Philips,
who for the last three nights has lodged No IL
ct. found dead in his bed yesterday morning. The
Coroner held an inquest upon the bsdy and verdict
".
CoUP DE SoLEIL.-A laborer named
Tnos Fitzpatrick struck TuesdsT afternoon
while work In South and taken home by ON er
Simmons, OF the Second Ward and medical aid was
procured.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.-Tuesday night
about ~ o'clock an attempt was made TO effect an
entrance into the bOuse of Samuel smith, No lS3 Henry
near Jeersonst In order 10 ventilate the I'd story
dO In alafro
the burglar succeeded in reaching the roof Of the piazza
and commenced cuuOg tue Inside shutter to raise the
hook which fastens them together whsn very wsktul
female the same floor, heard unusual mise,
though exceedingly slight She from her bed, In
the front of the suidng passed through the hail.
In the dsrk, and opened the door OF the bathroom,
whence the noise Of the burglar proceeded and thereby
disconceTted his schemes for that time Let the cid.
zen, look well TO rear piazras.
BURGLARY AND AkREsT.-The book
and stationery store of VIM. s. Price Bros, No 400
Hudson st. wss forcby entered between the hours Of
and o'clock yesterday morning. and robbed OF goods
OF various descriptions, to the value OF Si5 Officer
Hspi'en, of the Ninth Ward while patroling his beat
shortly after the robbery effected, observed two
suspicious looking carrying baskets whom he toi
lowed and ARRESTED with the stolen property In their
possss'oB They taken before Justice Stuart aud
committed 10 prison under the names of Jas. Taylor
and Henry Mills
CHARGE or LARCENY.-A young man
named VIM. Goggles was yesterday arrested by Officer
Murphy, Of the Fourth Ward, charged with stealing
wallet containing S25 the property Of Mr.. Good win.
lie committed by Justice Osborn for examination.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN-Wed nesddV.-
Richard T. Compton, Esq in the Chair - Priti0as
f,r-ed-Of residents of rty.eg hhs and Eighth and
Ninth.avs, for sewer OF the Fire Department or.
fcers doing duty in the Third and Fourth Districts %
have power given the Board Of Engineers 10 appoint
suitable persons the tower being erected at Jefferson
Market. OF ?. Berthe and others 10 have West 81,
between Duane and Jsyst put 10 repair OF Hose Co
No. 10. for new hose carriage. OF James ssh &
Son and others 10 have pier built the foot Of rxen
ty-secordst, Est River OF Roberts & Benjamin and