New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-02

FsnBg IN ASS [Day and EvennsI
sssss5n ss cOiAss-co"ert lAf"'S'0NI
m The weather, yesterday was rather
than comfortable The night was very
.,,, about II O'Clock, when slight breeze pro
6ueed cooler feeling
Opry,Ns OF THE NEwJERsEY CEN
-, R.usoAp-The Directors Of the NewJer'ey
c.,,rsl Railroad Company intend opening meir rosu
All, day and have invited their friends 70 as'' " 'N'
ceremonies at Esston, Pa
~. ~" ought to know that we never
publish anonymous communicates ne ous a.,o,,,
tnov that bis demand for names 10 Sosu'o' ,P0o'0
and intended 10 subserve personal ana NV III
n be can throw any light upon "ho"u'Hu+ I "a.
a, ,sA % receive IT, over Responsible hsi"e "NN ~"
dress
App,vAI OF THE DoLPHIN.-The u D.
,,,,gsntne Dolphin, s. P Lee, Lieut. Commanding rom
o,e,. erulse and 80 days from Pernambuco, arrived
Thurdsy morning. ,,n.a
OGl,.-s p Lee. Lieut. Comdg J. B. Gould Passed
Az, SURGEON A. Barbot Acdng Master j. r. ha,'
4. Renshss, J. d DaOics, w ce Mayo r"''0O
sbjpmpD H. G. Elliot, Captains ClerK'
rho Dolnbin has returned from surveying cruise,
,sde under the direction Of Bureau Of photography oil
,hoNsvv DEPARTMENT She has sounded the depths
abe Ocean VARYING from one 10 four miles, and made
daily bservaons of the currents and temperatures both
.pnerscial and submarine The deep sea soundings
were taken By means Of small, strong line with 81
mound shot attached and let run from boat winch
wa kept directly the shot by gentle mouon OF 'no
oars The deepest cast when bottom was o'tAlnou was
2 go fathoIns about % miles Inc currents "eio
bseryed a. the surface and at the deph Oh ~ anu 0
f,toms and the temperature at various depths from
the surface to 800 fatboms,
Tie Dolpb,n was commissioned In June 1871, since
mich time she has been constantly at sea- with the ex'
neptop of some days spentn the ports oil PortauPraya
perpambuco Fernando de Eoromba and Para Sne
bss carefully examined the reported posnons OF mum
her Of islands rocks and shoals which lay In her track
and ascertsiued they were not there she mas also
made a survey accurately, defined the position ci the
Rocss rocky iscts lying between Fernando de Norom'
ts and tho main land Of South America Great stIeh'
lion baa been paid 10 the Equatorial ST. Rogue and
Amazon currents and the submarine volcanic region
south OF the Equator has been thoroughly explored
The Dolphin has also made complete set OF meteor
illogical observations
We presume that the results OF this cruise VIII DC
,obli.hed by the Bureau of Hydrography. These In
yes,is atoms have been made in connection with the
wind and current charts Of Lieut. Maury, which have
the country and we hope that they will prosecute 1t
until all those reported dangers and distractions to
navigation 60 many Of which dshgure the charts OF the
North Atlantic, In the direction of the Azores, be
thoroughly examined and reported upon.
CoLLIsoN.-The Fulton ferry boat Bed
ford came into collision with brig lying in the chanael
Of the East River about oclock yesterday morning,
ard was much injured The side of the genteman's
cabin was crushed In. The bowsprit of the brig was
damaged but believe, she received no other injury
ofimporsnce.
~ The new steamer COrtez went down
lie Bay yesterday, on trial trip
NEw-YoRK STATE MEDICAL SOCIETY.
On Wednesday Prof Spencer read an interesting
paper upon Vital Chemistry, or Animal Heat DR.. j.
r. Wood introduced patient who had been cured OF
rupture Of the bladder, a very remarkable case DR.,
Cashs resolution on quackery was ruled out OF order
In the afternoon, the members OF the Society visited
the Blind Institution and thence went to DR.. Motifs at
Bloomipgdsle, to make social call.
Yesterday the President prot. Clark read an elab
crate and interesting psper on 1.-THE Pathology oil PIeu
monis" In the afternoon the members visited several
of the Institutions under charge of the Ten Governors,
and spent the evening with Prof Stephens at Astoria
To-day there will be paper from Harvey l.. Peet
IL. D. the President of the Deaf and Dumb lnsttu
iion on the Medical Pecuiarites attending the Dea
and Dumb. We understand that the paper is one o
high merit and there will doubt bea large attend
ance Of scenthc and professional men to hear 1t 1t will
be read AZ 99 O'clock al the College, No 81 Crosbyst
FIREs.--AbOut 6 o'clock yesterday
morning fire broke out In the lower part of build
ips In Delancyst near Orchard occupied cabinet
makers shop. 1t was soon extingulshed. Damage
slight
Last evening, at o'clock, FIRE broke
out in the premises No West Broadway. The FIRE
men were early the ground and soon succeeded in
subduing the flames. Damage trihng.
About eight o'clock, last evening, fire
was discovered in the lower story OF the building No.
323 Pearst occupied By Messrs. Hooper Sons, look
lng.eass frame manufacturers. The fremen soon
on the ground, and supposed, had extnguished
the fire. but TO their great SURPRISE In few minutes
thereafter the flames burst out from the second story
with great violence In consequence OF the great
quantity Of combusble in the upper part of the
building the fire spread with great rapidity and in
short time the third and fourth stories in ames
The fremen labored with great perseverance,, but de-
spite their exertons the whole interior of the building
was nearly gutte only the store and part of the second
story being saved The building is owned by Harper
& Brothers, and Is fully insured. The loss will pro5a
BY amount to about $1,000.
Nes.rs Hooper & Sons had just got in large stock
of material necessary to their business and their loss
w be pretty heavy. Neither Of the firm being present.
our reporter could ascertain their loss or whether
they insured
The adjoining buildings on the one side occupied by
the Messrs Harper, and the other large board.
Ing house were considerably injured by water and il
only through the greatest exeron on the part of
the hremen tina, they prevented from taking Ere
The police in large numbers on the ground and
rendered msterial assistance to the tiremel