New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, MARCH 49, 1852.

u In the Supreme Court on Saturday
in the matter Of extending Canal street., Be-, III
DAVIS, Counsel for the Corporation, moved the e,n
| frHa'icB of the Commissoper's report
Mr. Wht'nK, on the part OF directors wing, h
said, slfooto worth OF property on the lins oppose
the motion. He said thss some of the parties shS
originally opposed, had VII hdrawn their objections
but some OF them had important papers in thsi
hAnosa refused TO give them up. He asked for
reasonable time to compel them to DO 50. Post
poned for two weeks
SLooP SuNK.-On Saturday, at III A M.
the slocp Champion, Captain Freleigh, from SAUCER
hes, while rounciDg TO under her ji5 in the Eas,
River, opposite pier No Is, was run into and sunk
BY schooner s p. Abel, from Portland, CT, loaded
with stone The sloop had 90 900 worth OF lead on
board. The 3 p. Abel received no apparent dam
age
The cargo Of the Champion was insured m the Of
fee Of the Mercantile Mutual. In the sum Of o. 900.
The Board of Underwriters have taken measures TO
schooner Excelsior, with foil sang OF men, for the
purpose. Yesterday the purchases we're rugged,
snc she VIII probably be brought TO the surface In
day or two.
Fen EURoPE.-The steamship Washing
ton, Capt Floyd, left pors at noon. Saturday for
Bremen, via Southampton. She carries Oh. eighty
two passengers and ga a37 in specie. Her cons,r,
the Hermann, is expected to complete her repairs,
and SAL on the Gath of next month.
e This is the last week of the stay of
Sands Co.'S. Circus, in town. Citizens who are
fond OF superior Equestrian performances, will i'm
prove the short time lsfs.
n The Constables of this City are to
hold meeting o-nght on business of importance
to each"
U See advertisement of Mr.. Wild's
Fruit Drops among our business notices.
Advertisement. l-Roor's splendid Da-
guersian Gallery is constantly thronged BY that class
OF people who know what a good picture is and
where TO get it, in faultless perfection.
The SUFFOLK BANK CAsE.-At Boston,
on Saturday last Charles s. Bre wer, late Receiving
Teller OF the Suffolk Bank, brought before the
Police Court complaint made BY William w.
Tucker. one OF the Directors Of the Bank, charging
him with embe slling. on the 9th instant seven osnk
bills, each of the denomination Of $1,000 also, en-
bezzpg on the Goth instant, four other bank bills,
each OF the denomination OF $1,000 also, with en-
bezzling on the same date, check signed by c. &
w. Loring for the sum OF 81 ,5J &c. and OF that
value also, with embezzling fro n said Bank certain
bank checks OF the value OF $6274 and also with en-
bezziDg on the cate bank bills and specie Of
the y,lGs Of 5000 making n all The sum Of
Messrs. 4. d. Parker and Z. D. sohier appeared as
counsel for the prosecution. and Messrs. 3. F. and
H. L. Hallett and VIM. X: Brewer, OF orwich, c.,
descendants brotheT) for the defense.
A. K Hunt, Assistant Cashier OF Suffolk Bank, tes-
tilted that the bank deposit book OF Samuel A. Ell.
iott Treasurer Of Harvard College. under date Of
March 9, contained receipt for $1,000, in defend
ants hand writing
Also, the deposit book of A. A. Lawrence, TIeas-
uef of Salmon Fails Manufacturing COMPANY,
March 10. receipt for s4s7s In dsfendsnts writing
urer of Suffolk Bank, March 30, receipt for $1,-
s6s go, in defendants writing
The allegation IL that these sums are not found
ertered upon the books OF tho Bank.
The examination was finally adjourned TO Tues
day, Brewer Being held TO bail In $4,000 Rumors
were current in Boston on Saturday that the Com
mittee OF Invssss alton have discovered still larger
deficiencies In the Bank accounts
FIRES Yesterday morning. about ~
O'Clock, rs Officers Orr and Bylen were pauolllng
their beat they discovered fire in Ninth. ST., be-
tween Third and FeuTth-avs, In stable tkno sn a.
tho Orchard Stabies) They burst open the door,
and sue seeded IN Tescung the horses. Tine hremen
soon on the ground, but before they could sub
due the names, the premises were damaged 70 the
amount of $50.
Yesterday morning, about II O'Clock, ere was
discovered in the large building No 3i9 Broadway
alarm, and in a short time large body OF the Firs
Department were on the ground, VINO soon succeeded
IN quenchiDg the names, not no "ever before the
fourth story was partially destroyed. The premises
hous were seused with the immense quaint.
ties Of water that were thrown upon the flames Inc
building was occupied as follows: Basement oy MI
Upton as saloon damage by water about 5000
IL sured Store and second story BY l. Cox,
mar ufscurers Of silver ware and gas nxtuIes Thrd
and fifth stories By J. H. Wnitehufst, dagusnoo-
Npist Fourth story, In front, by Mr.. Bennett, mil
hnery establishment; in the rear as workshop by
Nesxs Cox. The Are originated from some cause
unknown in the workshop OF Messrs Cox and burst
through the floor into inc dssuefreosype establish.
ment. Messrs Cox roughly estimate their loss at
$4,000; fully insured. Loss Of Mr.. Whi.ehurst
about % 600 insured for 90 600 IN Fire Marine In
surance Co., Richmond The Police IN large num-
bers we're ealy on the ground ann prevented any
property from being stolen. 49,
The roof of No Is Chsmbersst. was slightly dam
aged by Ere yesterday afternoon.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon hre orose
out in the rear Of the auction store OF Caterhsld d
Topping, No. IL William-st. The hIemen wee esriy
on the around, and soon extineuished the hames
The stock in the upper part OF the ding occupied
bv Mesae S,rahlheim q Co, importers OF lace
goods Was damaged. Total loss about 5000
The FIRE bells throughout tae Clty rang fsse
alarms sst evening for the With and With Districts
The frenen were cut in large numbers, bu, could
find no traces Of any hres
MELANCHOLY AND FATAL AccIDENr.-An
infant son OF MS Cesnarino onsiAey, ios%p5 AZ
No 274 West Twsnty-seventh ST., died GA FndsJ
evening from the effects OF a dose OF isudanum
which its mother had administered TO Il by mistake,
for syrup of rhubarb Ii appears that the hant was
unwen, and is mother requested her daughter 10
pour out ene-half tes-spoonfull OF syrup OF rhu-
barb which she intended 10 give Il. The daughter,
BY mistake, poured out laudanum from vial which
was standing upon the mantelpiese, near the vial OF
rbubarb and the mother administered 1t to her CHILD
II was Immediately thro an into commissions, when
the mistake was discovered and mecicsl aud vas pro-
cured but too late to be Of any avail The Coroner
Yesterday held an quest upon the BODY ana ver'
oict OF accidental death was rendered by the Jury
THE LATE RAILRoAD COLLISION The
ipouisison relative 70 the cause which led 10 the
oe a.h on Friday last of Wm: spsnse, an smpiSyee