New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-22

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Erhh District was caused By re burning OF sone rubbish
N the rear Of No Is Annst The flames were exnyaished
before much damage done.
n A collision occurred Yesterday afternoon
OF the corner Of sprnsst and the Bowery, bsi~e>n
Gown freight train Of Sew-Haven cars aud of tbs
apset with sra' violence but strange to say, the pas
eneers escaped without injury The pole Of the sage
broken and IT Wss otherwise damaged.
FATAL AccIDEsTs.-A man named Frederick
Mott was found dead early on Monday morning the bold Of
me snip Fideia, lying a. the foot Of Beekmsns IL
he feb down The hatcfwsy He was about IS ye.rs Of age
and leaves wife and cid TO his loss he boarded
been wandering around the D Civ n search of
An inqne.t viii be held upon the body this morning
Joseph Dsrnal German carpenter. 50 years OF age who
On the 10th inst fell from upper story Of the
On the northwest Broadway and Frsnkn died
Yesterday ornng in consequence Of the Injuries reserved
death.
The RECENT FALSE TOKEN SwIsDLE-Ho-
ratio Freeman, who srrested Monday charged with
passing false tokens purporns to be bills the New York
Exchange Bank and the Farmers and Merchant Bank.
Ce0rgetovn DC wasdischaEed On MONDAY from CUSTODY,
he having satisfied the authorities that he received the bills
inDocently from walI-st. broker.
Chss Huntington, who slso arrested on similar
charge, still remains in confinement By consent Of the
District Attorney the bail required Of him has been re-
dreed from $500 TO $4,000 bot he hiss not as yet been
ebe 10 obtain bOndsman.
CHARGE OF HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-A man
named James Dero arrested on Monday BY Ocer
Hogan Of the Chiefs Oicc charged with having
pany with two acconplces about three weeks SINCE
seulted Mr. John DeE1n residing in Twentethst he
was posing up The Firssyenuo and robbed him OF $50 in
bank bills and coin. Immediately after the commission Of
the robbery the three men left the cty Nc Dermott went
20 Boston whence he returned Saturday last the Others
are believed 10 have gone south The prisoner taken
before Justice Stuart and committed
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-A child about 8
weeks old daughter of Mrs Anthony sch residing No
20 West Twenty -ourth-s. Monday afternoon. was
in rocEingchar as supposed b. m mother securely and
LEFT in the of child years of while its mother
went up stairs. When abe returned she found that BY
means it had fallen out OF the chair into the tub,
which standing by The Coroner was notified 10
hold en- inquest upon the body.
ARREST OF FUGITvE-A cOlored man,
named Timothy Oliver yesterday arrested by Capt
Goodenow of the Third Ward Police charged with being
CURED charge of embezzing money from let
ter Hewss taken back in the afternoon by Ocer Cham
berlain, of the Third Ward
PASSING WORTHLESS MosEY-TwO men,
named Patrick Sullivan and Edwin Keaey, arrested
on s win % s spS Nm
Gale in the Eleventh Ward They were taken before JUS
tice Wood for examination
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs-Monday Some
small bills and petitions for correction OF tax were present
Communication from the County Clerk asking for the ap
pointment of clerk take charge Of papers which
be bonded to persons wishing to examine them, and also
for messenger.
Reports in favor of correcting tax to yarOus pers2n'
named and sppropnstng $1,000 toward the printing In
dexes in Register and other offices. Adopted.
BOARD OF ALDERMES,-Nlonday, Dec. 90
AID stuTtevant IN re Chair and a quorum present. Tic
minutes Of the previous meeting read and adopted
Petitions RcferredOf several 10 have curb aud gutter
stones &c in Broadway between 5lst and 59th-sts
Clafn Men Co for remission of fine and costs for
alleged violation of Corporation ordinances
OFT. Is. Coddington for similar action.
- Rcycrs eoncLed "1To pay rent OF house OF Hose 90
BY damages sustained To erect two lamps in front OF
St. Lukes Church To regulate and glade SD st. between
3dav and East River To place two lamps in front Of
the Sixth UnveTsalist Church.
The Board adhered former action in the in favor
of granting the of the public square in front Of the Old
Brewery to the Ladies' Home Missionary Society. The
Board Of Assistants refused grant the OF this square
the ground that such action would not be legal
Reports Adopd In favor Of building wall around the
Old PoiteTs Field To repair the mouse OF HOOK and Lad
der Co no TO lease the south half Of Pier No 81 ami
bulkhead, North River, 20 Geo: C. Byrne
AID Smith offered the following resolution which was re-
fcued TO the Committee on Finance. ,.-..s
Resored That Controller BE- and he hereby directed
10 nav all bills incurred by The Special Committee OF me
Council for the reception OF LOUIS host ana ms
associates and which have been spRroyed DS ' S m
TIE same is hereby appropriated therefor !,
Several papers from the Board Of Assistants were reeed
10 the appropriate Committees.
On motion the Beard adouIned to wednesday afternoon
advert isenent
,Y The most beautiful Present Tor the ap-
preaching Holidays is OF Roors truthful Dsnsrreo-
types cider OF his beautiful gold oeSets or orna-
mental cases of which he has choice variety The
Crsyon Dagucrreoype made only by RooT Pictures IN any
weather.
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CLosIyG SALES or Rich LACE AND Muslin
wtxnow DRAPERY-M essrs. JACOBS BENEFITS, No.
32 Futor-st Brooklyn, in order TO close out their STOCK
win offer during tie coming week at still greater reduc-
cr 81 20 ~ cent SO rich Lace Window and Recess Cur
nins by pairs OF 10000 yards rich Lace window
Drapery TO- (cO yards ch Muslin DIapery containing al
he newest raerns in Tsmbourd Applique anfFioss work
so general assortment Of ch Laces snd mbToderfes
conprisinV all the latest Of Ladies' Bertha Cares Col
ars Cuffs Wells UndeThabs UndeTsleeves Pocket Hand
kCrchiefs, &C.