New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29

and locked the INFER door but hav,ng broker In the
OUTSIDE Gcor the man Immediately attacked the In
Le' one, Aas soon demolished The glass and sssa
fof'una'eiy The ONCE Was on the ground door, and
M "IHeIs Was enabled 10 make his escape out OF
the "hco" Just as the assAilant had forced an
! trance ard was eLdeavnTpg TO cut him 10 N with
the *. The man MAS soon ater secured by s,ns
OF the neghso's, anc proved 10 be insane persun
who had by some means escaped from his wa,,h.ss
PROTECTIvE UNION or THE CRY oT INV
loRK.-The election for Trustees q this SON ,any
Of workingmen (Which was commenced Jan. s2l viii
be continued this Thursday evening. 70 which tune
II Was al ouTned, and We requested 70 say that
the attendance Of every member interested IN the
future prosperity OF the Society is much to Be desired
II Mrs Bostwick's next Concer, viii
De gwen TO morrow evening at NIblos, when Mds.
soaczek will again appear. These concerts have
been most ~onhiy successful, and have attracted
audiences OF the highest character, and mos, dat
terDs to the talented lady who is the star OF the
evening
tS The Frasers will give Concert to-
night at Rutgers Institute.
~ The benefit for the Veterans of tho
War Of 1914 at Brougham's night will no, be for
gotten
~ The Anniversary of Thomas Paiae's
birthday will be commemora,ed at the City Assem-.
bly, Rooms to- night.
- The Lecture before the Mechanics
Institute will be By G. Dexter Hckox, this evening,
at Clinton Hall
II The Indian Family will give con-
cert this evening at the Westinghouse Methodist
Episcopal Church
tiRE.-Last night about tea o'clock,
FIRE broke out in the upper par, Of the large building
No. 30 Old.slip, occupied by several persons az
cooper shops, &c. The alarm was quickly given,
and tho hremen We e promptly on the ground and
soon succeeded in subduing the flames Tho build
ing was considerably damaged by water, damage By
fire triAirg
FIRE YESTERDAY afternoon about 3
O'Clock tire broke out in the upper part Of No liz
WLliam-st., occupied by several German tsilors,
and the lower part by 5 & : A MARITIME carpet
dealers, Armstrong & Martin, aces and embroidery.
and j Flanders, cloth broker The fremen were
early on the ground and succeeded IN su5duing tho
flames before much damage occurred 20 the prsmi-
SEES The goods of the occupants IN the lower part
were much damaged by water.
CoUar CALENDAR-Trs Day SUPERIOR
CouRr.-Nos. Ga, l67, 20S 2Ol, %. 100 II. %. IS.
2s. 222. 925 200, A., % 10, ISL 1872 II. 1853, 2to,
al $40, si3 2i7. 2is $780, ss 252 ss' 2si ss,. ISL
CIRCUIT CoURT Nos 1873, 100 1871, 1913, 1874, 1906,
1881 NO other causes will be called)
SUDDEN DEATH An inquest WAS yestcr-
day held at No Newest. upon the body Of Thomas
McLane, naive OF lreland, - wears OF age, who
died suddenly yesterday morniI IN the office Of Mr..
knsman, at the above number, which he had en-
tered few moments previous A verdict Of Death
from disease OF the heart Was rendered by the Jury:
The deceased WAS for long tlme resident Of
Paterson, n. J., but for some years past has been Q
private wa!chman IN this City.
FATAL Academia man named Jas.
McDonad yesterday fell through the hatchway Of
tho ship FLORIDA, lying at Pier No. 4 North River,
and died while being convey ed to the New York
hospital An inquest viii be held on the body this
morning
ANOTHER FATAL ACCIDENT. Coroner
;ves yest.rdsy hold s- .-e"~.s .. sh- No. v-~s
Hospital, upon the body Of Oven Riosden, native
received on Monday evening. by falling through the
hatchway Of the fourth story OF the store OF Mr..
Josiah Macy, No. 266 Southst, causing rupture Of
the right kidney bladder and pelvis The deceased
was engaged IN packing cotton at the time tho
cicent occurred verdict according with this
statement was rendered by the Jury.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT Clements,
sailor attached to the ship Mazstlan yesterday fell
from yard to the deck. while the vessel was
in the bay. and was seriously injured lie was
brought TO the City IN the steamboat Hector and
taken TO the NewYofk Hospital.
- ..vOs, iaDOrer, on
.utsaSy afternoon, while at work IN the founh
story Of new building IN St. harks-pisce. soct-
dentaily fell to the ground floor and strange 20 say
escaped without dangerous injuries. lie was AZ
tended by DR. Budd, after which ne was removedto
his residence. ,...,
L. in tha nj Mr. Pe0egIeTe.
waiting al the corner OF SiIthav. and Ono hundred
andffteenhst., had his thigh and several oil MS no:
fractured, IN consequence OF the falling OF osnx OF
earth upon hun. lie Vas taken TO tho n L. hospi'si
for treatment.
ARREST OF LOTTERY DEALER.-SImoa
Hazleton, clerk In the employ OF George wcsds
keeper of lottery Office was yesterday arrested BY
officer Beck, of the lid District Police Courc
m rs s.s saeS Mr. Wood bat
thus far the police have been unaoie 10 ma hIn
The books OF the concern were captured ~ sns o
Ger and are now at the Court The accused was
held 10 bail in $500 TO answer the charge.
Committed FOR TRIAL. - John biwler
was Yesterday afternoon examined before Jusucs
King on the charge OF bigamy, ana commlt'oiu
full ior trial at the next term OF the Court OF oyer
ard Termiuer Three other cases OF similar char
acter have been brough! before the Police JUSTICES
during this week
ARREST On coSFI'i'N' s.sGo.,.
named Hugh Riley was yesterday arrested oy omce,s
Duf0n Betell and Clark, OF the Cnefs once "nue
At Kauifman's pawn shop IN Grand 81 where heu r
endeayorilg 20 pawn black cloth sack coat wnics
~ ~ sueposed he stole On searching him, NUMBER
-, I'm tickets for various articles Of cioIhinsa
gold chain and other property were found on ms
9srson He was commite OF for examination. Own
srs are wanted for the sboyenamed property hIhs
Office of the Chief of Police, City Hall.
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
TIE CELTIC RAcE.--This is the subject
of a lecture TO be delivered this evening BY Prof.
,,do,sor ed,tor Of tn, Nsc- York Rsc0rdsr, before