New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-14

No a. had his Jaw fractured and otherwise injured
while battling with the flames. The injuries were
caused by the falling upon him Of portion of the rear
wall Mr. Moore taken to his residence at the cor
ner Of Henry and Catharire-ss where medical aid was
procured. His recovery 10 probable
About 10 O'Clock last night FIRE broke out In build
ips in the rear Of No. III Walkerst occupied BY Miss
Il Brown, which was caused by defect in the chin
ney fue The flames were soon extingushed by the
prompt arrival of the fremen on the ground
About seven o'clock yesterday morning,
Gre broke out in the fourth story of the brick building No
81 Pinest occupied by Samuel 5weetser, drug broker
and E. F. sweetser importer of drugs, and the lower
part by Mr. T. r. Riley as dining saloon. The alarm
wes- given by Officer Dryer of the First Ward VINO
discovered the fire. and the hremen were early on sae
around and ere the lapse OF much tme succeeoed IN
snhd,ing the fames The roof and fourth story wero
destroyed by FIRE also the roof of the adjoining building
No IS occupied by Wm- II. Sartn, wine and cigar
broker and w Fl. Norris manufacturer OF paint cans
The following is the loss BY IRE and water 90 az
lantic Insurance Co, Brooklyn; f. T. Sweetser lost
about els O0nsured for $3.50 in Grocery Insurance
Co, and 5000 In Howard Insurance Co T. l. faey
Lost sbo, eOO-nsured for S6000in Atlantic Insurance
Co. BROOKLYN; w H. Norris lost 95,0o0-insured for
e3 900 in Etna Insurance Co, Hartford.
II Broadway Section No. Cadets OF
Temperance meet Wednesday evenings at Convention
Hall Woostert All those desiring 70 join this noble
band should avail themselves of this opportunity by ap
plying to Henry D. Johnson, Jr., No. III Orchardsr
THy LATE MuRpERoUs AFYRAY NEAR
CrSran MAxKxr.-Geo. T. Murphy, one OF the young
men who was stabbed, Sunday morning last while in
an ARRAY on the sidewalk in front of Porter House at
No. 222 Cen,rest, lying at the N Y Hospital, where
but faint hopes entertained of his recovery His SIS
ter had an interview with him. yesterday, when he sta
ted TO her that known "Jm the Butcher stab.
bed him while he Murphy was taking the part of one
of the other man who was stabbed 1t seems that he
had not been In company with either party at the Tune
but passing the place when the atray occurred
Murphy has blind and widowed mother living in indi-
gent circumstances at No l2l Mulberryst VINO Is en-
drely dependent upon him for her support
FATAL AcCIDENT.-Last evening, about
ooclock Michael Sloan young man % years Of age,
who lived at No. $50 West Fifteenth st. fell from the
roof of house No 70 Duanest TO the ground and was
almost instantly killed The deceased had been at
work timing the roof from which he fell, and was
about to leave for home when death overlook him.
His body picked up and conveyed to the dead
house 10 Readest, whero the Coroner will hold an In
quest this morning
ACCIDENT ON THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
About O'Clock on Thursday four horse team be-
longing to the Harlem Railroad Company away from
the depot in Thirty .secondst down the Fouthavenue
When near Thirty frstst they against another four
horse team attached TO passenger going up. All
eight horses fell and three were killed almost Instantly
No other damage done.
The LATE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN
Me- I'm bar
throat cut In shocking manner on Wednesday morn.
ing OF her residence No $40 Pearl st. by James Doyle,
who afterward cut his throat slightly better
last evening" and hopes entertained OF her recovery
Doyle Is also likely to get well.
ELECTION AT THE AMERICAN IysTI-
rprH-Yessrdsy afternoon the Annual Election for Off
GERS and Committees OF this Institution held at the
Rooms Ia Broadway. After spirited contest, the fol-
lowing ticket elected by msoritisS ranging from 50
10 100:
For Prssidsn,-James Tamadge.
For Vioe Prsstd<nts-Rober Lovett, Robert l.. Pell,
George Bacon.
For Recording Secretary Henry Megs.
For Corresponding Secretary and Ascns-Adoniram
Chandler.
For 1reasurer-Edward T Blackhouse.
For Finance Cammites-John Campbell. John A.
Bunting, George Dickey George Bacon, N g. Bradford
For Managers of the Tpentyffh annual Fdir-Jo'
scph Torrey James r. Smith, Isaac V. Brewer, William
Ebbitt John A. Bunting, f. w. Gessenhaner, Jr Peter
B. Mead Paul Srllman Benedict Lewis, Jr., William
Hall, Edwin Smith, Benz. Aycrgg John James, Lewis
G. Morris Richard NJ Hoe, George s. Riggs, Patrick
Henry, George Harrison, Jordan l.. Mott. Shepherd
Knapp, Joseph Cowdn, George Dickey, Thomas w.
Harvey Joseph r. Taylor, Jared L. Moore
For Committee on d9ricuifVs-Lews q. Morris, Da-
vid Banks D. s. Gregory, Robert s. Livingston, Jas.
De Peyster
For Committee on Ccmm~es-Freeman Hunt Nicholas
Carroll, Jonathan II. Ransom, Jared l.. Moore, John
Dsturnel.
For Committee on Manufactures, Science and .4rts-
James Renwick, 7. B. stlman, D. NJ Reese, H. r. Dun
ham, Edwin Smith.
For Committee on the Admission Of Memb~s-Ge)rg
F. Barnard, John Gray, Hiram Dixon, WIN. c. Arthur,
For Comsuifss on Corrsspondsnes-Be Aycrgg Pc
ter s. Titus, James Van Norden F. 7. Schcals, 5. K.
Comstock.
For Committee on the Li5rdry-Ralph Lockwood, Isaac
v, Brewer, Alex Knox, Jr., George Clifford, Edwin
Williams.
10 Hon. S. Foote, q. S. Senator from
Vermont; Gen. Downs, u S Senator from Louisiana
Hon. j. II. Boyd, M. c., Whitehall; Hon A B. Dicken
son, NJ c., Stsuben Co.. Hon. r. II. Stanton, M. C.,
Kentucky Hen.C Stanton, M c., Ohio; Hon. s. G. Ha-
ven NJ c., Buffalo; Hon C. Swetser, NJ c., Ohio; Hon
Chas Paine Vermont; Hon. j. H. B Lstrobe Maryland,
are among the arrivals at the Irving House.
u. S. STEAMER MIssIssIPPI.-Tho fol-
lowing Bis the list of officers Of the T. s. steam fgate
Mississippi, which sailed yesterday for Boston:
Capt WIN. ]. McCluney, Commanding; LIST Lieut.,
Aired Taylor Cd Lieut., Thos A. Budd Sd Lieut., C.
ST. John holland; 4th Lieut. J. Hogan Brown Parser,
VIM. Speden Act'g Master, VIM II. Webb; Passed
Assist. Surgeon, L. j. Williams; Assist Surgeon A. NJ
Lynch; Passed Nidshipmsn, Andrew F. Monroe, WAL
ter +. Jones, p. q. Watmough, j. Howard March Mid.
shipnan, Jas w. Shirk; Boaiswan, Amos Colsore
Gunner, E. c. Hne; Carpenter, Henry M. Lowry
Sailmaker, Jacob Stevens; Captains Clerk, James B.
Bibby Purser's Clerk. William Speiden, Jr 1Engi-
Holland, do I'd Assists, Il. T. w. Logan w. H. Ruth
erford de- Sd Assists, e. w. Alexander, Z. d. ROBBIE,
do ]. ID. Mercer. do.
FILTHY STREETs.-Mr. Editor Allow
constant reader of your Invaluable paper to call the
attention Of the officer whose duty il Is to look aer the
health and cleanliness OF the City, to the filthy condition