New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-08
FrREs.-About 9 o'clock Yesterday

FIREs.-About 9 o'clock Yesterday
morning the house Of Mr. John F. Moore, No. - Nom
! tague place wss discovered 10 he fire. but
tinguished by Officer Rsyner, First Police before much
damage had been done.
On Tuesday evening the Brooklyn Market, corner of
Garrison jaime cts, discovered II be on hre
but was room extingished by Officer Jackson, Second
Police. Shortly aiterward, however flames were seen
bursting out OF the roof and would soon have eovcl-
oped the building but for the timely arrival of several
fre-compsnies which were returning from the fire at
Willcuehby splace The fire got under.
Several other fires occurred without causing much
damage; nearly all originating from fireworks dis.
charged during the day and evening
About o'clock last evening, fire broke out In the
lumber yard of Messrs. Hungerford q Wall, on the
corner of Columbia and Harrison SITS, and about $4,000
worth Of properly destroyed. The hre originated
IN or about stable the premises, but whether rsn
accident design Is not known The loss ia fully COW
cred by insurance in the Atlantic and Manhattan Com
paLies New York.
FUNERAL OF STRATHMANN.-Ye sterday
afternoon the remains of Conrad Strathmann, who
YVES killed by gun-shot at East NewYork on Tuesday,
was conveyed to Greenwood Cemetery for interment
The SteubeD Guards, of which deceased had been
member, together with several other mpsnies and
long line of friends and relatives, followed the corpse
to it, last TestDgpace An inquest bad been held upon
the body In the morning by Coroner Ball. and ve dict
OF accidental death rendered.
r. In the Court of Sessions Yesterday
Philip Coulter was convicted on charge of grand lar.
ceDy, and remanded for sentence. Toe prisoner had
elOped with mans wife, residing In East Newfork
and taking with him some of her or the husbands
effects indicted the latter charge which was con-
strued into grand larceny
John Lewis brought up on an indictment for burglary
in entering the house Of Richard Abbery in the Fifth
Ward some three months since, pleaded guilty, and
sent TO Jail TO await sentence.
~ Charles Hubbs, boy, was arrested
Tuesday nieht for firing pistol, charged with pow
der, into the face Of young lady who was looking at
the fireworks on Fort Greene Her face is badly dis
figured In consequence.
" On Tuesday a party OF Germans
proceeded TO East New-York excursion and while
there practced in the shooting gallery OF ar. John
Lohman A ball discharged by one of thopartv glanced
and entered the right side of MIR Conrad Strsthmsnn
passing entirely through his body and causing death In
shout one hour sferwsrd Deceased was a copper
smith by trade and resided at the Of Hicks aud
middaghss where he leaves ayoung wife having been
married only about six months. The occurrence was
purely accidental
ACcIDENT.-On Friday last, while one
of the patent moving machines in operation on
the farm OF John C. Stooh NJ in Jamaica, lsborer &C
work fer him inprudenty walked before the mschine,
the scytbe Of which cut one OF his legs of-bone and
al the appendages.
TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION AT JAMAI-
cA-The Catholic Temperance celebration on Monday
was the grand feature Of the day. Perhaps nearly a
thousand members of both were gathered into
Jamaica from the south and east end Of the Island and
made an imposing procession through our streets
The immense assembly repaired TO the Exhibition
! room of the Academy which was completely nled with
the sons and daughters Of Erin The musicians disnp
pointed he Coumittee, but the want of tue band was
! nsde up by the ehrty enthusiasm # the audience
The Declaration Of Independence was read In very
foicibe and correct style by John J. Armstrong Esq
/ After which John c. DevereuX. Eco, pronounced a
highly classical Grafton, which repeatedly cneered
hy the audience. copy Of the address ior publication
| was called for by the unanimous voice
Alter the orator of the day took his seat, Hon
J,hr A. King made a b'.f and animated ad tress which
WAS Iaptorous'y received
The audience were then disInissed and invited 20 re
pair 10 the Catholic Church. where hospital rcpas
was pro ,ided for the strangers by Father McGnni5
whose faithful efforts in the Temperance have
been crowned with uch tdum plant throughout
the Island