The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-26

family being aenep Al tho time Eneins O. Ne 50 vss
promptly on the spot but not having susut hose ths
companies. This the second re that has occurred n
that neigborhood within the last three weeks-tbs frat
being IN Morton ireinner's large factory opposite
10th Of these hres could have been promptly xtingia
cd without causing any serious damage II engine com
fsny No 80 had had sufficient length Of hose or there
had been fire ny drant on the Of twenty third
street and First Six valuable horses pershed in
the flames; but all the books and papers kobn.ou
Fletcher were saved by tho Police of the Eighteenth
district The total loss il estimated ut 81 500 which il
fully covered by insurance The fire originated in the
back part Of The building used as the stable and there Is
no cCubt that IL was the work ~ an inccudary Assist
ant Captain Flahdeau OF the Eighteenth District with a
plato n Of men was early on the ground
On Mondss evening u fire discovered in home No.
Ia Ncnie sheet by policeman DAILY OF The Fourteenth
district who succeeded in extingi hing the same with
ort giving the alarm The nie atcd from candle
that had b,sp ca,es-ly loft burning by OF the
mates und, rtbe window cur,aLs, whch caught fire.
About one o'clock yesterday rnng another fire was
discovered by officers Laughin and tuin OF tho Soven
thtb dtrct in the rear OF building in avenue b. be
tween fifteenth and Sixteenth streets which originated
in II blachlhths shop occupied by William Boyd The
BUILDING was entirely destroyed The loss about $500
About ten o'clock on Monday night, fire broke out in
tn b drocm OF Peter Warmkcssel, ut No. 231 Wlinn
street by the clothes Of hs daughter taking fire from
lamp Officer Street with the assstanc OF others,
soon succeeded IN exinguishi ne the flames
ErIscorAL D,LnGAroN.--We understand that the
Right hev Bishops De Lancey OF tho diocese OF Western
New FORK. and McCoek,y, OF Michigan will leave here
for Europe in the steamer Atlantic Saturday in order
10 take part the representatives of the Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the United states in the approach
ing jubilee of the society for the Propagation OF the Cos
pei in Foreign Parts to be held in Westminster Abbey
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CoNGRrss-The following are
delegates from New York-Abrahum q. Levy II. c. Hen
demon, }. Alexander Smith. Porter q Sherman Miss
annie Ice Townsend Patrick Dillon, Patrick O'Dca W
Young John A. Collins VIM. West, Watson q Haynes,
Peter Don.ly, and liuph iyrne. Every trade assoca
tion in the city is entitled TO delegate for ten
bcrs and for each additional twenty members dele
gate.
MAY FEsrvAL.-In consequence of the extensive pre-
ms In amin ha laiN
In this city on the 10Th June next the May festival
learn, will be entirely omitted this year.
DAsGERoUs ExcAyATors.-OiIcor Dalton, of tho Sixth
ward police reports that dangerous excavations have
been made in Chambers street the Of City Hall
place and in FrsnAn street, near broadway 1t Ii to be
hoped that the proper authorities Will give this matter
their immediate attention.
Match BETWEEN E~GiSE COMPANIES Nos. 10 AND g.
The grand match which came of on Monday afternoon,
1t the fHt d ] ul on street. brooklyn WAS between
Engine Companies Nos 16 and s. No. IL. ~ was
stated in yesterdays paper.