New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-12

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vessel, which stated IN yesserisys Eyea'os
W -ion tobe ashOi, Green sch Poiai. he avis
AGA win fiesht, ~hch has tcen ks,s "a 4 IA csa-
ss4nsnce Of the receu; cfcu,,J IN Las.5 liias ias
Sound, and there are besiie on 5otrl about one ann
arsa Passengers, who are probably more yexsi and
heightened than really huri for the steamer vas ~
PtHec'N 'afe position, with six fee, of water aS,1'
hef al hali TIDE AMI was likely extricaed RI
her awkward berth at high water in the anernoo,
- the time the steamer struck she vas n,ocsa5i,c
at $40" rate the fog being very thick. The pilo,
vas appIe hensiye that he was near the main lad
and, out a Few moments before had headed the o,at
point more to the south, with the view to ayoii
Danger on his starboart but the precautions were
too late. The rate the steamer was making h,i
given the gale, which was bio wing from the sontt,
a fair chance to act against her side and she haa
dfied, In the fog to the beach than any one
had imagined Those who left the boat to find as
sstance, had some difficulty to grope their way to
settlement. But they at length succeeded, and
reached Stanford in TO take the accom- no la
ton train from New. Haven, which being behind
time, was luckily detained for the morning express
trains from New Y ork to pass
The IRISH ExILEs. In the Board of AS
sstant Aliernen, last night resolutions e synoa
thy with John Mitchell and smisa O'B,ien were
passed, and directed to be forwarded to the Con-
gressmen from this City.
SIxTH-Av. RALRoAD.-The Company
have made contracts for their cars which are TO be
of the most approved kind with all the modern i'm.
provements.
ASYLUM FOR FRIENDLEsS BOYs-It is
said that the collection aid of this excellent nst
tuition, at the anniversary meeting on Sunday night,
amounted to more than $l,l00.
" Bradbury's Festival last night at the
Tabernacle was attended by an immense audience,
In spite Of the bad weather. We understand that
the concert was highly successful, and that i. will
be repeated this evening, should the weather be fair
There will be perfect jam.
NBLo's OPERA-On account of the in
disposition of sisnora De vries, Lucrezia was not
PLAYED last evening. To night Nara al RohGn.
MORE FRAuDs.-We learn that man
wholhas had the control in this City OF imported
goods belonging to houses in Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, has been raising the wind by borrowing money
upon the invoices instead of delivering the goods to
the owners.
LAUNcH.-Will be launched this after
noon at O'Clock at Mr. Samuel Sneden's Yard at
Green Point weather permitting), the steamer City
of Hartford of 1000 tuns She is to ply between
this City and Hartford.
~ THE LADIES FAIR AND FESTIVAL of
the Fourth Unversalst REV. E. II. Chapins) takes
place this evening at the City Assembly Rooms, No.
$50 Broadway Dodworth's Band will be present,
a. ka, and hon al
the occasion will be one of hearty and rational
joyment. All are invited.
FIRE.-About O'Clock on Tuesday even
ing, fire broke out IN the large building No Cow
emeur-lane, occupied by Butler & Walsh as saw
mill by Charles Wheeler, liquor store, and Rober.
Penson, cooper. The Fire Department were prompt
ly the ground and soon succeeded in subduing the
flames. The upper portion of the premises was
pretty much destroyed by the fire, and two mules,
used for driving the mill. were sufocated by the
smoke. The lower part Of the building was consld
eraby damaged by water The occupants of the
premises beng absent, our Reporter could not ascer-
tain their loss.
CHARGE OF FRAUD-THE Drop GAME
colored man named Henry Williams, residing at
No. l55 Church St, while W aking through Warren |
St, on Thursday evening was accosted by noted |
character, named Joe Eldridge, who exhibited |
wallet which he said he had Just found. and which |
he stated he believed contained a large sum OF |
money. The wallet was then opened and several |
bills were drawn out each having somewhat the ap |
pesrance Of 500 bank bills, but which were nothing
but some business CARDS issued by shoe maker In
ADG-st
stranger in town and was obliged TO leave for Albany
on the following morning and could not wait until
reward was offered for the wallet and its contents by
the owner, al proposed to Williams to take the
money and keep it until such reward should be
offered, and give him what money he thought proper
as his share of the coming re ward. The negro
eagerly asserted to the proposition and as he says
handed to him sl55 In gold coin and received the
wallet in return but soon after, asceraining that
he had purchased trash, madea complaint to Capt
Carpenter and Officer Ralph Patterson, who arrested
EldJidge and took him before Justic Q Osborn who
held him to bail to answer the charge
RECEIVING STOLEN GooDs. Officer Col
lIs Of the First Ward yesterday arrested Nicholas
Peters and his brother in.law, VIM Wreptka, keep.
ers of grocery at the corner OF Nlnth.av. ana
Tweithst, charged with receiving several barrels
Of flour belonging to MI Charles Powers, oil NO ~
South st which were stolen on the 3lst ut from
off pier No 9, East River. The two men gave dill
ferent statements as to the manner the Hour came
into their possession and this fact led to the belief
that they knew to be stolen property when they re-
ceived it. They were taken before Justice Osborne
and committed to prison for examination.
SINGULAR DEATH OF AN lNFANT.-An ln-
quest was Yesterday held at No 81 Cornea-st upon
the body Of Adella Banner, an months
old who died suddenly on Tuesday evening. The
Jury rendered verdict that the deceased came TO
its de ath by suffocatior, 0ccaslone1 by crying ano
holding its breath and not being able to regain It,
DARING RAscAL.-On Tuesday evening
some daring rascal thrust his hand through pane Of
class in the show.windew of Edward Buffers Jewell
nv store No All Pearl. st., and stole gold lever
hunting watch worth $95, with which he effected
his escape before clerk, who was IN the store at the
time could get out Of the door He has not YET been
arrested
SUICIDE. A young lady named Drew,
who resided in Twenty -fourthst near Tenth sv.,
died on Tuesday afternoon, from the efec.s Oh an
overdose of laudanum, which she took for the pur-
nose of destroying herself After drinking sne
ppoison she retired to bed. but her agony was so