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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
EXTENDED VIEw.-On the top of tn,
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.
TERRIFIC BOILER ExPLosIoN.-At half

TERRIFIC BOILER ExPLOsION.-At half
psst one o'cocL yesterday afternoon boiler connected
with the steamengine IN the Eagle Spice Mills Of K H.
81 G. Ishsm, (of No. II Fultonst N " located In
Hud, nst near Grand exploded with loud aud start
ling report and Frustrated the building 10 which Il was
to the ground In mass of ruins Az alarm OF hre was
I'm mt cisey given and RE citizens and ire department
rushed TO the spot In great numbers The buidag'tn
the In mediate vicinity were much shaken and Injured
by the conclusion. and many windows were blown out
piece Of ths 'ier, weighing about 500 pounds, was
thrown about 800 feet Into cir and struck in Yorkst
"a block and half from the mills-and ground Of
the f.g.stoD to stons. piece weighing y pounds
desceI ded through the roof Of shed between the Phil
sGeobia an Patterson Railroad about three and
a half blocks from the mills Twj other pieces fell Into
the river. some distance from the store. TIVE iron
mates tf considerable sze landed the roof OF houses
on the block forth Of heone Diwhich the mills oca
ted
Several persons beneath the ruins AMI
,cresmed most piteou,ly for help. The hremen aud
others vent to work with all spesd TO extrcsie them
The foreman Of the establishment Richard Bush
No $50 South Firsst WILLIAMSBURG, in the boiler
room and wss found unds the ruins with his LEFT arm
on A burning hot pipe, beam on his arm, and sur
rounded With rubbish. Half an hour was required to
exticare him, during which he was in great agony.
Officer Moore took hin TO his home In Wlhfusbursh,
when IL was found necessary TO 4mpurais bis arm
Three young mep, from ls to 81 yes'' OF age board
ers No IL Railroad avenue, we're also taken from the
rulns, bsdy injured. Hsnry Flanagan, one OF them,
was .csleeJ cut covered with blood, aud al the 'kn
issen frurn hi. face. Henry Hoiingworth. another
injured In the same way, and one eye pu oIt The re-
cov,ry of either IL doubtful The other, M;nsfl Stat
tery wss also cut and scaled One or two others were
| somewhat jured.
The engineer, Robert Wilson, Of Jersey City, was in
auober part Of the building at the time, and was not In
jured.
M,,or Marners, and the Chief engineer Of the Fire
| Department were hand in their line Of duty rem
| dering all The aid possible.
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verssry OF the Declaration of American Independence
On Monday, thu 3th 81 Iulv psxf.
The Division line will De formed on the west side 4
Pfihsv, with TIE light Washington Parade Groua1,
at o'clock precsely.
The Fifib-sv. Is hereby Designated the psrafs
ground, from O'Clock AM until after the Division has
left the ground
Brig Gen MORT. ~ir direct Natisnsl Salute = he
FREQ from the Battery IL o'clock at noon, BY de-
tacbreD, 81 light artillery.
BTg Gen Hall will detail troop OF Hors. for escort
DUTY 20 report % the mjOr1eDera at his quarter- a.
7ls O'Clock precisely. and will also detail troop for
guard duty, 70 report Division Inspector the
psIsde ground At 7l2 O'Clock.
Brig Gen Even will detail company Of Infsntrv 10
report for cia duty the Division Inspector i'm
diafeiy after the review upon the F'fth-zv
Brig Gen Spicer will direct a ,uonal salute 10 be
fred and rhe national standard 10 be displayed from
the Battery at sunrise.
CommspdsLts receiving orders 10 FIRE saiutes viii
quI.itiOn 20 be made upon the Commissary-
General for summ itcn. By order
CHARLES w. SASDFoRD, Nj. Gen. Cong.
II. G. WET uoRE Division Inspector
SECOND BRIGADE n Y $ MILITTA-BRicADE ORDERS.
kRwYoLK, Moncay, June 81, 1852
The foregoing DvbioD Orders published Tor the
Information aid government Of thi. Brigade
The Brigade will be- formed the 5h Of july next
at 7le O'Clock NJ upon the west sidc OF the fn-av,
right Ninih-st.
Col Yeai.s Will detail Battery of Light Artillery
from the Fourth Regiment 81 fire the Ntiousl Salute,
directed Ia Division Orsers, and will make the usual
reqvitirion for the necessary ammunition.
By order of GEORGE ? MORRIS,
Brigsdier General Commanding
JANIS PHALEN B'igsde M4jor.
RoBEkr II. BOYD, A. d. C..
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We understand that the President, Cash
Ter and Receiving Teller Of the Metropolitan Bank have
been cited TO make their appearance In Albany TO an
wer for contempt of the iouscOn recently laid upon
th. and 10 show cause why the affairs Ct that insuru.
don should no, be placed in ths hands Vt Receiver
Il would be very unforunats for dePostOrs should the
s,,e,s ofhe Bank be disposed Of you'd lock them
up for some dime and might prove serious embarra's
ment IN some cases. We cannot however, believe tnat
the matter will be carried 10 this extremity M one
believes tina. the Bank mas Intentionally offended he
law In any respect
The Trustees Of the Illinois Central Loan
are the folloving well known gentlemen;
LoNpoS-Wm Brosn, Esq., y p, (aessrs. Brown,
shiyey & Co.. Livrrpooi) John Pemosfton Hey wood,
Tn, rnAs smith Fro, Deputy Chairman Of the London
and ~ IA. Western ksiiSay Company Matthew
Uzieli Esq (Nessrs. C Devaux & Co, Londoa)
BAxyERs-Messrs HeywOoc, heEnsrds & Co, Lom'
soItcrTons-Messrs Crowder Maynard, Cole
BRoKRas-l,sssrs J. Hutchinson & Son, LOthbgryi
and Me,sfs Barnett, Ellie Co, birchn-lane Loacon-
The prospectus Of the loan publsned ia the LONDON
papers coupins the following programme;
This valuable and unprecedented grant OF lsnd, com
pri.iLg .s II does, extensive beds oil Goa, ane 800
erals bss d-t-rmined Directors 10 IAsS tno
~ fupds for the construction II this nos " Voe
bonds under The powers u their Act Of inc" a1
\ OF the required 10000 l2OoUo nave pen -
.sx.d Gov ,ub,c In the Uaitsd Ststcs OF WHICH
o,n ,uothiyos have already oeea disposed Oh tnefe,
ard sTranreruerts made for the remaining one snbu Is
tbe sorks msy progress 10 ofcei 70 raso Ins
i ,ns s5(OOOO the Illinois Central Company nave 81.
,hris. their asebts 10 London TO nseoc.ts LOT tn-s
s,noutt In Bonds bearing interest At the rats d v
cent Der annum, payable haty yearly 10 Lonaon o,c
These bonds VIII Be- issued In tsus oi ~ saa si"''
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TOtAl. ...................,..&lN k@ . .
The ipst.imepts may he anticipated by the psyspsnt
Of the bouo IN full which will ptiti- The hder - In
tere.tst6 p ceIt trorp the date Of psym-ns
Thee h.Dds are 70 b. maize psyche pr In Lon
don Ia lSS De-, red ,be by the Company 81 <ny one
previously a. ~ y cett prrmilm the irsss nsns- sae
r,inibursemeur. and premium 70 be efs.sef Al tue
txrt sngs TOR the dollar and the rate OF tatrr~ss
ct 2 cent pr snDum, to b. payable In LOados a. tx
tor the dollar each hat year the lst trt and tes
Oc,osrr at the clearinghouse OF Mcssrs Hey wocd.
Ket parcs s. Co, Lomhsodst
Tee Illioos Ceht'l Railway Company hsS'as ,aas
decide To- r~- th. ney necessary for the c"nsfre
ton of the Railway oy the istus OF IT, olads secured
az the land a. Railway, Will create not stths lag
share cspita squiv-sn In .moua, o the sun ia d IN
boDos ard ~hicb viii BE- i-sud 10 100 oiw SHARES, 10
rpprretnt the Vropornnste Interest Of respective
h.lders In the undertaking. his pupo'-d 10 siye
the privilege to the sahscT>ers O. the losa d aU".'
90 az dollars now offered. 10 become shsrrh ld-rs
t.erein for one BALI of that sabsc iJtiou (23bnU
dollar, and A. it can hardly doubted that he nfs
will be PAID "a ny ~ the sale OF lands ta-rs %
every prooshi Ivy thai the RslrosA Gill De con.trn ted
without any call the share capital Asps dep 'ses
usy IA required on rhe shsres and these shares s'u
thus become Al actual bonus sna ntie the holder %
participation In all he pru6s Of tn. line.
The interest Coupons on the City Of
Chicago Water Loan Bonds win bs paid the Let JAY
on presentation Ban king House Of Duacan Snsr
man & Co.
tn A.. D.roxk.~
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nera Tn. tssturjsyl sa-rsoa At 81 O'Clock FrscseS trO
BIS ste r-st.erce No. n Atforn-y
A. Nic- Iisy. tie ssd al, DAVID GRAHAM b'a-.H es
tSfh
re hsusr.l vii tsle place Surdsy 0sh nst tocet
hls mot No. Wet lfa = Ms
fnet' snd ho.s Of 10 sny are invites 70 a'eas ~oa s
rn.fsr0n
90 Tur.Iy sAeaoa 9th inst, ser Iona and Fssfal lne
shh Chissisn nrtfade aat rrsn'sa HANNAH
~ie q Hsrusu Tuenpef IN the tstA year 81 Der tse
IL Of The smy. also he n'enoefs
~ Churrh also the seners q Enr- LSise No
81 Dsns-rur Encsuameut. No. II. a. o. D.. 49,
sp~stsy fn-rs sanity st-faa me ia
ls,t a. ock rom her l.te r,icnc- Broad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

Inc...... 2s2WO Inc 1874 1888 1852 Dse.ss<ee
BY re, uciog the Wheat to Flour. tho quantity OF he
latter l,ft at tide water this year, co apsred with Ae
core.p, ndins period OF last year, hows decrease q
% tsi barrels OF Flour.
The fOow wing table shows the quantity OF scme OF ~
principal articles of produce left at tide water from tss
commencement Of navigation to I'D Juae. Ia iasive.
during the years 1850 81 days 1884, 60 day' 1852, "a
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MARRIED,

On rSur-d.y afternoon joe ~ by Re- l. y hathct W
JACOB VI. ARsoUk q Gr,-os1eh C-en- 70 A''' lila
= IT esushter Of Mr. Jame. Cornell 81 ih' SiiJ.
~ coubr, icut = pr pls--~e .py $500. -, r..
A. Brookbs the sreuns o. the h't as- " ~ =
ca NJ AsDREW FOOT late Of San frRneiseo CaAionis 70
Ni.. sIBEIiA JACOr. 81 BrootEn . =, ,, posrpr
AN.ut.rsh. ~ iTth Dst. y h-s " 1870 -
Low pEE O Tort. SOPHIA dsashisr Of hoa l. nc
Kl.scct. 81 S-~bufIh ,,c- s.ur-ET
ETEsF and c. KOIlNE hEhklII ,or,f-a
A. CsrsEiori H. June ". sT Rev y n ~, ~
~ wISDETT Fss " Chic.Ea. T.. - Mss dAhCLA D.
1850 n a. -. Hon Je-.- Kisban. o. BafiSrt Mass
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DIED.

~ y,4., Jun. a. ,a,r short irnsss Rev WV a sIOr
roRn Ps.,or al he Joha cburch IN he tta year o.
n. r,l,t,,.. and eods u the hm5 are Isrd % sn1 rs
s,-- :, The jean o. Chharh Monday ser1soa a. eA
n r-u,ips N he taten 6reen-oos ru.D, 90.
o, Y1s,y Jsn@ IS stor bet serefs inn-s
~. 81 De late Dr. G-ous n Clssainan, Of BrooA1a' Hed
a. fnd, and re,ves aat lrsse Of hs sous Joon A.
chsrrs 4 Levs CizsaAs- are Ia''tsa 70 s''sa' -
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

u We learn that the new Protestant
Episcopal Church recently formed in South Brooklyn,
emo wor.hippng temporarily Ia the nall on the north
wet corner OF Saekett and Couu as, i- 10 be called
the " Church Of the AscPn-ion' Rev. Dr. Vinton will
preach there tomorrow evening. Services comments
AZ O'Clock
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Consumption.
MAsUYAcTUREs oF wool.


MAsUYAcrUsEs wool.
woo.n. s7I eloi c-sh' g DO s,Sgo' Kgsy.
d. ~ II H. 40 stus Goos. 90 sins cs,.. "a
., % d. ps ~, L.1s ,,s. Se ~ '';. AL o..
80 DO al 35T; Covers. d. sSDj coaass, ssss,
me h.. .. ' 3D. . s.Sss'; a. ga si.. rs -
So caTD.tns Do sIyo Manufacture, Of wso. 10 ds
nAsuFAcTUREs Og COTTON.
coons 5ss pGiase ssofoi Col red cOens. pseaasss.
s.ss, s.i do oi sisiI @s@s u.s. y-'..
:-s H.. ~ Co., .1 &C. eoss, 1s ss 49, ia as -. =.
ssss, yalasd At sIso,s1.
do ~ "a L4e,. ;. o. ,lI.iO ,eSs. Jo cr.ss.
ys.us,: q =. .ss,s aud ca.,es 2, DO SILL I'LL. "a
" Ss.''S = 90 co. s su,so. II Do s,s I'D. ..i
Iesbs. do. 500, se~sss, do, $50 Ras,y Do ,G~i
Manufactures Of ss ~ Dol $3.50 Total 80 '-e.s-' 'as'S
MANUFACTURES OF FLAX
HlSsi.r.l- p go .rsi lac. ssS TSrs.a "a,
saQ7si Webb, d.. si0 Total, $40 D1essses valued q
sisIf&o. .,o,.
E.s'Ss's 9:al': ss.. 10 81 iis: s
I-sfh-r Give 10. X aaslns Is o. seti Ioss.
10 Saeii.s'; vslaed at ~ g;n ass
nAsuFacTUKEs or WOOL.
49,. n o,sfas~s " 7z5 WOfssds fdo sT0 Cotton asd
w ss f.. 70 o. 30 ' .ss TSn d. siSr Ts p.
as'i masuFAcTuREs or corros
cottous psshsses, sss sh-~t DO siTo; Hoss 3dss
s7s4 Total, ~ pserssssj valued AT sosss
MANUFACTURES or SILK.
sHs, vAehss-.. sssi s.ias Co., sl1a. Ps's' ~
sS0aS; POoEees s4S35; sbnw;s, ao 800 hA ss1
cs,tepI % tDs Total 81 Dsetasss, vsasd al sit,fu
MANUFACTURES or FLAX
Lr.rs II pseksRes t727 Tss5,b DO el1ai Tan. 70,
sSii other Manufactures Of F4s d. sH fetal pseAssss.
'alassn s5,1s $500
Plush, pacsss~, 49, shAss, packages sA TSs-i
Wdrsk0nsed
NASCFAcTUREs or WOOL
or.teA. u raesss.s Gottsa asf Woysesfs -
sIsB BAhle a DO. s5Ist Total 70 1sesAsss' 'sss< 1t
s5S67i.
MANUFACTURES o. COTTON.
co,tots as packAses s69i cooco ~ do. s,1otj sha~s,
8 40 ssoi TOtal no pzct sses, valued Al sisySao
aAsvpAcIrREs % SILK -
an. AZ uactsses % 9O EIbboss d., ss.Es Asvb, lie
a. as ss, ssa sns co,ios ds ESQ; roassss Do siso-
Total, iTs pseAssrs. vsises q sS.sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

10 cell IN which he ravsd wildly until about o'clock
yesterday morning. When he struck hls head With grezt
fuoe 4gsn't the door Of the cell and 5000 Ifterward
diet CorOJer Ives called 70 bold 40 inquest upon
the body when II sppsarei in evidence thSt the de-
ceVso Rad been Of vrfy inrenperst- ha1tts for ave
yesrs past and that on W-dnesday niEht be wa e.
- t-d Nth delTium tr-uens The jury rem Tered q
1lci Of death by deliriun trenens The deceased
was a native Of this STATE 80 years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

DiDIcATIoN-Thism morning. at half-pa
ten O'clock Epi'cops Church Of the A.cension
On Busbwckav the Cross Roads viii be dedicated
by appropriate services. TT Rev. Bi'hop Cnae, Of
New Hampshire, will oficiste. The ~ and vestry
Of the various churches OF that denomination Ia the VI
ciniiy viii be present at the exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

each q, az exchange Of s for TIE dollar (pr sioa ~
ard gas efsO fur which provisoas ce.ssncss>s 20
he-rrr ~ h- issued OF toe gsy of the ~ S-pos'S
and On ,he rrrn-i, ING ~ msnss ,ins ca nb 90" ',s
p,o-isor al ceit6csi.s all exchanged Tor inc o'"as
Tbe dates Of psymen, are proposed TO ne IS t'oSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

Il viii be observed thai q small warrants arc %
,rise drsrer than the quarter sections.
The steamer Tomorrow has StO0.00o
In gold engaged and viii probobly taAe hax
million.
The Albany Journal gives the follow
re stat, men Of the quantity OF our, Wheat, Corr
and Barley lett at tide water, during tho third week h
Inne in The ears 1851 and lsJ2. as folloxs:
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TAd.eril@~D@ut1
TT TT

pleed his sssortmeut Of choice Pifewo Caored FIRES
Exhibition Pieces &c HADFIEiD EDGE's m snatActur-.
As be teeps hut the al who viii call the
cid stand, No. 81 MAIDEN lane.
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p If Gen. Scott should defeat Gen.

Pierce WHIrEHURsI's Gallery will still b. the best Da-
FueTn.h Gallery the Union but should Gen Pierce de-
HiTFHUksT's ~ before WHTEHURsT's u az No. Sis
BrJsdSay.
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IAtver1seneutl
DONETTI's
TRoUPE 81

TRssE1 ASNGLs -These talented artists give two
ances to-day oe och In the A-Tuooa toy 'h- Jnve
pile, AID Al O'rook IN the evening AL should avail
themselves Of this last chance.
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WILLIAMSBORGH ITEMS.

RATIFICATION MEETING.-The Wings
ofwliamsbuIgh are msking preparations for inset
ing to rsufy the Baltimore Nominations. Tney desire
hesr from of the speakers from distant sections
ofthe Uniop-now Ia NeN.lork It will PROBABLY come
of early next week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

FERRY IMPRovEMENTs.-The ferry
house the foot OF GrADdst Wiliamsburgh belonging
TO the New-York Grand.st Ferry has been nearly re
built and painted up in good style. Is mucn improv
-.
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n, Ioe ans Inc .49o.6a Dec s9l .67s

The aggregate quantity of the sans srdcle' ess u
tide water from the commsaeene Of navigation -
the I'D June inclusive during the years 1850 and iSSe
q ma follows.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL laborer named
John Conlap, while ping wood NJ the d-p5, II Hudson
River Railroad IN Thirty -hrsistreet Thursday even
ing. down by locomotive aud severely injured
in the head and body. He conveyed N tar NeE
York Hospital BY Officer Ryer of the Tsentietn Ward
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q Mespher, the Irish patriot. lately
escaped T. Van Demsns Land s finely represented in
GLEAsOss Pictorial for Oh. PRESENT week by very excel
Lent hken,ss This admirable NUMBER Of this liam
mated weekly.
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LxslrtoS or NIcssIsu,,


NoTICE.-Dr. David Sch0unmaker, a
nativ- Of Brooklyn New York oied In the City Of Gran
10 Nicasgus tie 18th uf January last Interstate,
leaving e,tan p-rsons property His legal represen
tsiives are heehy notified TO file the evidences of their
heifship pruLe.y AUTHENTICATED, In this legation in
the Office Of Don joe Dolores Games Judge Of the First
Instance IN that city, In order benefit In the said
tate. The Minister from Nicaragua.
T. DE MARCOLErA
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POCKET PIcKED.-On Thursday night,
[. gentleman named Mills, who readeJ in NowYork
bile listening serensde, at the foot of Grandst
h4d hi. pocket picked OF $50
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Inc. 1857 Dec. IS |

Inc....tlSte 1857 Dec. .AlS ia
The ssgregaie quantity OF the same articles len
lido .wstsr from the Of nAvfgatioa -
the 2ad June inclusive during years 1851 and is
q as follows:
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" Persons going ID the Country are
o. poo,s "a get D.xu.rrsotypes Of their ehiidrec
,s =, rsl.r,,es ouf Of town BE Is remarkably ssF
esssfsl In taking portraits Of the little Peopts'
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT.-On Monday last,
woman named Ellen Bradley, re-iding In Noe.eeuth
g. pAer Third sv. Gowanus accidentally tel from the
sec ND story window 20 the pavement and su,tdned
serous minutes In CONSEQUENCE. she taken the
City Hospital yesterday and u now doing vol AZ
can BE- expected under the crcumstances.
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The receipts Of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad for the year ending April 30. 1854, -

The expenses VI operating. ..s....,"..... 1881 ~
Net earnings .ei5 s<s -
An arrangement has been perfected by
which the sbiies Of the Pawtuckes Bank for slarss
snount on a class Of paper not sgunateIy conascssA
with tire banking business, well tho indeesdssss
OF the Bark 10 the individual for whose accommodates
the liabilities were originally mado, have al bsss a.
justed.
Imporations of Dry Goods for the week
A. lima % 1870.
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FIRE.--A FIRE broke out in AID. G. w.

TIhE'--A IRE DFOht out ID AIV' ". W
Stl~ els Iron Rsing Mandatory. Court street,
lear Dtanstreet abou, O'clock yesterday morning.
The asme, spr al rapidly, entire building AMI
several small shops adjoining destroyed ia feE
hours. The books and papers all saved. together
with considerable portion of the bull ling
adjoining, occupied by Patrick Kelly as gTocey, was
osnlBg'd the extent of abOut $50 upon which there
il insurance c $500 ia the " STAT In-ur>u Co,
Wslne County, Office No. 4 Sands-street Brooklyn.
The bouse of " titan Flanagan, the other side of
the Foundry WIS damaged the amount of ab,ut $780,
and John Loves house sojOiung was ikesse Injured
The goods and furniture were all saved Mr. Salwelrs
lose wil reach $1,000 incuGing damage 10 buildings
and materials lie Is insured for 81 500 the Augusta
Insurance Bansibg Co., 5000 in the Hudson River In
su'snr- Co. slO00 in the Ena Insurance Co, Unc,,
Y snd s4g several w 4l-street Offices, tue Manhat
tar 60 srnoJs the number
During the progress Of the FIRE two TO s1ies were
resteo TO- fruns when of theirpsrry commenced
srvniug the Police, but ns,rad of njuTing thcn the
mis,es fttwo little children and njdred them severely.
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CorRr CALESDAR-This Ddy.-CIR-
c,,r CouHr Nee & 32a se, i3l AZ 49, 49, ST.
sss 439 i4O. AL. 442 443. al ooo ,,,.5
Go,S,-o~ pI E.s-Psrr Nos 1893, /, ) To oe ue.'
-, ,S. conrt PAT H. Noe loo. l,0l2, lolf luz
los Oao, i,c2a lOei, LOIS, LOS l9S i1s' L0fO'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

FOURTH OF JuLr.-The military ar
eeenens for The approaching Anniversary viii be
,se IN the following copy Otthe Division Order Issued
" MAJ Gen Sanford:
~'f DIVISION n. STATE nILfTIx-DIvtsIoN ORDERS
kEw.YoRK, Thursday, June IL, ls5s
ae pivison viii parade in celebration Of the Ann.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

FIRE ALARM.-The burning of shaving-
in the bas.ntur Of Mr. Dar'ngtous house, In Grand
n, or Third. al & o'clock Thursday evening, from
which a volume Of ke Issued the orgin of AZ
slsrm of fire. A few pals Of water quesched the
flames
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26
CHARGE OF FALSE PRyTENsEs.-A man

CHARGE OF FALSE PRETENsEs.-A man
namro A. Bradford Ba-c Jck yesterday arreted az
bi. boarding. house 10 Chambers St. by Officer W. H.
So ph.Ds, Of the Lower Police Coat charged with
hsvirE short time since o5tzined by means OF tase
prrterses merry 500 worth Of wines, liquors, &c,
nom m.ssers Andrr.s Ran 1a liqu march .nt., at
No 1874 Wstr.t for whom thu accused, at the ns OF
the alleged fraudulent TRANSACTION acting as agent
be taken before Justice OSBORN and held for ex
animation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT. Two
young men named Samuel Isaacs and John Bomgsr
were yesterday arrested charged WITH embezzius sev-
eral duzen caps ard lot of elk plush valued ia AL at
500 the properly Of their employers aessrs J"hn
o Phillips and Samuel Cohen doing busioess at No.l74
Wbter,t The accused committed by Jasuce
Bugart for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

CorRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Friday
- 60 yoygs-v-The t,ial of George Bosus, In
49, a. forgery. Vas resumed and eoncludeo tns
rn,rs The Jury brought 10 verdict Of guilty Inc
,.oner wa, rpnsnded for sentence and the Court sa
iourned for the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-26

DEATH BIT DELIRIUM TREMENs:-onott-.
I, sf,er 10 o'elock on Thursday night otcer on ..
H. Eishteensb Ward Police, was called upon 20
mar usme0 Hiram Palmer, who was running IenOus ~
through the streets, and appeared 70 DC a. 81
ss secoTdpsy arrestad and taken TO the residences o
hs fsu,y M lao Third-sv bus the members o. tns
family being afraid have him enter sne mouse
subseouentiy conveyed 10 the Staronhouse ana PAoo