New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-21
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY OCTOBER 81, 1852


To Me Editor Of Tae ~. Y TobH"e;
The notice in your morning edition, hea1e |
| charge Of Grand Larceny" Is 50 wo-1el rs TO
| inn that he money stolen from M. HoUGuroS
20 taken whilst house (Which il a gross error)
Mr. H. il trancient boardcr with "a, and IN o. his
| pertmtul;tons through the city unfortunate
| enough TO lose his money You will therefore please
make the necessary correction and thus do away with
the false impression your ar'icle has given rse TO-
! y that the woman, LOUISA FISHER, resided at
| house, and that the robbery was committed there
| Please inert this and obige yours
All &FG HUSGEsroaD,
Hungeriord Hotel, No. l66 Duanest n. T. Ocr 90 1852
+ FIREs.-AbOut o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing FIRE broke on; in the oathouaes the rear Of
block Of buildings in eth-st 57tht Tn. building,
and fences were partially destroyed
About 121 O'clock on Wednesday morning
fire discovered by Policeman LORD in the premises No.
10 Elmt The officer assisted BY citizens
nsuished the flames with few pals Of The ERE
is supposed to have been the work of design.
AT an early hour on Wednesday morning
fire was discovered in the wow-ware Of r. r. JOHN
SON No 80 Catharnest 1t exnguished By the police
Of the Fourth Ward and citizens before much damage
occurred.
On Tuesday evening fire broke out in the
cellar of the hquorsore No. l3 Oransest occupied by
Wn MCCLURE. The fire originated from lighted candle
eareessy left in the cellar and the flames sxnguished
before the premises were materially damaged. Damage
about 500.
Last evening about FIVE o'clock fire broke
out TIE sIge building occupied Ink Factory in
near the Fnt-sv The frenen promptly
on ground but before they could extingush the flames
the build damaged the Of several thousand
dollars The origin Of the fire is at present unknown.
CARELESS BLASTING. Officer Trump, of
the JefIer,On Police Court yesterday arrested a man
named DANIEL GALLAGHER, on complaint of Mr. JOHN
HARDoRP, residing at the corner Of 2dav. and 45tns
who states that he has several men in his employ
gagged in blasting rocks in 2dav, which is being
opened at that place and that his constantly in
the habit Of blasting rocks in careless manner neglect
ing 10 cover the blasts and thereby endangering the
lives and property OF persons in the neighborhoOt-
Mr. HARDoRP also states that yesterday morning
which thrown by blast ssruck hi front door AMI
broke it through besides doing other injury his prem
hes The accused was taken before Justice McGRArH
ard fined go upon the payment Of which he dis
charged
SUIcIDE.-The Coroner yesterday held an in
quest IT No 8 Ststest upon the body OF TH)S. Cook
whCse death was caused by wound in the throat in.
ficted ly razor in his own hand The deceased, for
seversy past has kept respectable boarding house
at the above number for months past his health
has been poor and he has had the noxicRt
ing cup TO drown his troubles while partially insane
from the effects OF his buons he committed the ac.
which resulted in his death. verdict according with
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED--The Coroner
held inquest yesterday, ut the foot Of Jay-s, N. r.
upon the body OF JOHN BUNS, native OF Ireland %
years ol age who was accidentally drowned on the l2h
inst, while attempting 10 make fast vessel lying in the
dock lie hand on board the canal boat Princeton
FRANK SLEIcHr, master verdict OF accidental eath
rendered by the Jury.
DARING RoBBERY-AssAULr UPON A Police
OFFICER-A named JAMES WALKER arrested
st late hour Tuesday night, by Officer BRIDGE, Of
the Seventh Ward, charged with having, in connection
with an accompice named JAMES WILSON, not arrested
assaulted female named HoNORA MEiIAN siding at
No G2 Cherryst and robbed her of purse containing
SIS The accused were both acquainted with the com
plaindnt, and Tuesday night accompanied her from
her house TO Cathnrne-st near Watcrst While on
their way, WILSON left and returned TO the house AMI
there waited until the return of the other two, which
occurred about ii o'clock. When they ill.,
WALKER eeized Mrs. MEHAN by the throat with
hand, and with the other prevented her from crying
cut by placing it over her mouth WILSON then robbed
her her purse and aiterward broke open dor
and stole two silk dresses, viscte breastpin and
other articles with which he effected his escape Ocer
BRIDGE happened at this time to be passing and hearing
noise Ia the house, went In and arrested WALKER
who fought desperately being captured The AID
OF another individual however obtained ami h.
ooared and led toward the Station House but his way
managed to draw a concealed knife from his pocket,
which he plunged into the breast of the officer inhicny
u severe wound. He also stabbed the person who ac-
comp MED tie officer three four times. Others OF
tie Police hand, and with their asstance
he WIZ seCured and taken 10 the Station House Yestcr
day morning he brought before Justice WEIGH
and committed to prison for trial. The Police
the lockout for lis accomplish.
GRAND LARCENY.-ANN EMANUEL,a cOlOred
woman arrested yesterday, charged with stealing
wallet containing SIS belonging to H. RYcHaAS, residing
d, No. &C Pltst Tne complainant was IN a room WIKI
the accused the time Of the commission OF the lar
ceny. She did deny taking the money, bu said she
found il in the room She committed by Justice
WELSH.
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