New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-15

Home Missionary Society are among the passenysrs
Their names. We learn, follows: Rev Edward
Waswolth for the last four years pastor Of the Pres
byterian Church in East Avon ~ Y: Rev S.la :. Har
mon for the Last year and half pastor Of the Pres5yte-
ran Church in Liverpool " Y Rev. Samuel B. Ball,
late principal Of female seminary in Shelby Co, ny
end Revs James PieTont, Thomas Condor. John G.
Hale Obed Dickinson and William C. Pond. resent
graduates from the semnsries at Andover Auburn and
Bangor. Six Of these missionaries, understand are
designated for California, ard two for Oregon. They
all married and TWO Of the families have three
children each One of the ladies is native Of the Sand
WITCH Islandz being daughter Of former misionary
there and is now TO make her fourth passage around
Cape Horn.
Nrs. Harmon md Mrs Bell are sisters 70 Rev Mr..
Wtlsworti who has likewise another sister the wife OF
missionary in the Sandwich Islands This efficient re-
enforcement to the Missions Of the Society on the Pa
cfc has been earnestly called for by the grow NJ
wants Of the swarmng population there, and viii be
gladly welcomed by the few but worthy pioneers in
this good cause who have preceded them
The fifty passengers Of the Trade Wind, with her
full complement of men, make the number Of souls ON
board about rs.
SHOCKING DEATH-Inquest By the Coroner
Tie Coroner held an inquest, yesterday, at No 637
Greenwich-si.. upon the body Of James Mel, lad
years Of age who came to a horrible death by falling
into the lime kiln Of the Messrs Donsd in Morton near
Wsshingtonst on Saturday last
Itappears that the boy climbed upon the top OF the
kiln, when portion OF it caved in and precipit ted him
upon the burning mas beneath The aborers who
were near did all in their power rescue him but
MT succeed until life extinct His remains were
taken to the residence Of hi afflicted parents where the
inquest was held The following verdict Wa rendered
be- the Jury That the deceased to hs death by
being Subjected and icalded by falling in the imekn
Of Messrs Donald in Morton near Washingon-st. The
Jury Of the opinion that the pas age TO the kiln
should be secured by gate and recommend the coro-
ner to take such steps in the premises he shall see
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STABBED WHILE FIGHTIyG.-On Saturday
night gang of young rowdics got into fight at the
corner OF Lewis and Fourhsts when one Of their nun
Der, named Reuben Randolph, received severe wound
in the thigh by knife in the hands of one of the
youngsters. H taken to drug store near by and
attended by physician. The wound is Of a serious
nature. Henry Burr, Frederick Hazeton and Ralph T.
Marng arrested by Assistant Capt. Cameron AMI
others, OF the Eleventh Ward Police charged with
having been engaged in the fight They were held by
Justice Wood to await examination.
NoRE STABB1YG-AbOut o'clock yester-
day morning party of individuals, residing No sj
Mubcuy-st, got into alteration while returning
from wake" when one of them, named Emslinc
Burke, drew dirk and stabbed VIM. Divans in the
and James Meehan in the wrist niiicting slight
wounds. Tie woman Burke arrested By Officer
Hunt, Of the Sixth Ward and held by Justice Osborne
for examination.
DARING ACT or IyCEyDIiRIsu.-On Satur-
day night some unknown villain set fire TO the small
frame dwelling house No 1913 Thirteenthst and then
made his escape. Fortunately the flames were
discovered ard extinguished before much damage
sustained.
FIREs.-On Saturday morning an attempt
was made hy some person unknown, to destroy by
fire the dwelling house No 1913 Thirteenth-st. Tie
flames were fortunately discovered ut nm early no
ment md extinguishcd before much damage occurred
About y o'clock the same evening fire broke out
in the large frame building in Ffyourthst betw zen
Sixth anu Scyenth-gvs., owned by Moscs Dcvoe, anl
recently occupied by him a slauyhterhou'e. In
consequence of the combusble nsturc of the building
tho danes spread with great rapidty, and ahoughthe
firomon were carly the ground their labor almost
useless from the fact that they unable obtain
adequate supply of water. The building ent ely
destroyed. The flames communicated 10 large anne
out hou. the premises of Mrs Cowan adjoining in
which were about 20 80 fine fowls, and quantity
of household uensils This building with its contents
valued at about $50 also destroyed The fences
md stoop connected with Mrs. C.'s dwelling
greatly damaged. The out-houses and fences on the
premises of Mr. Bunne the other side OF the large
building were also greatly damaged. Mr. Devoe est
mates his loss at about 5000 fully insured. The
building WEE un occupied at the time and the re IL sup
poeed to Lave been the WORK of an incendary. Much
credit is due 10 the fremcn and Police for their ndeat
ieable excriions at this fire.
TIE various bells throughout the City last night
On alarm for the Third District, which fortunately
proved false.
~ About y O'Clock on Saturday MORN
ing fire broke out in the grocery and liquor store,
corner of Frankfort and Jacobsts by Charles
Butterburgh. The alarm promptly given, but be-
fore the fremen arrived the ground, the insurance
watch came up broke open the doors and soon sue
ceeded in extingui,hing the flames. The damage Is
estimated sbout $500 insured for Il 600 in the Fire
mans Insurance Company. The Fourth Ward Police
were present and prevented any property from being
stolen.
SrRANGERs-At the METRoPoLrAS-Don
Manuel Vidal Chill Richard Glover, London; g.
w Bccbcs, New-York; Major Prince, Army J. ..
Ingrohsm, Bangor; w. w. Medley, Savannah W. b.
Love, New-Mexico w. V. Barker, Oho J. ii.
Walton, Pennsylvania; II. A. Tompkins, Baltimore
Edward ID. Cobb Baltimore; r. +. Hatch, Boston;
VIM. Faxon, Boston; Alexander :. Johnson, Albany
5. NJ. Routh Louisiana and others.
At the AsIoR, Gov. Johnston, Penn. : II Clark, Fl
mira D. Chryntie, Cnnads G. Il. Walden Chsrestoni
w. D. Townsend, Baltimore; Gen. II. II Peek, Wash
ington Col Burnett Ncw-York j. " Reynolds. Texs.;
J ;. Carpenter Louisville; George Butler, Boston b.
?. Johnson, Albany Rev Dr.. Potter Albany H. Wssef,
Utica and others.
At the IRVING Capt Shields, Army; DR.. Roche, New
Bedford : Mooney, Amy r. o. Rose, Engand u
W. Chepin, Providence; X. p. Cotton Canada; A. >
Wells, Utica; Holman, Boston; Col A. IL Chan,ry,
Philadelphia. A. ID. Betts Savannah c. A. Walker bOs-
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