New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-05
FIRE IN WASHINGTON MARKET. -

About o'clock last evening FIRE broke out in the roof
of WRshiugto Market, on the corner OF Washington
and Fulton ts The fire broke out between the ceiling
and the roof and s supposed TO have originated from
spark from a stove pipe 1t ragged with great fury for
some time threatening destruction TO the entire build
ing. The alarm promptly given, and the fireman in
large numbers were quickly the ground and ere the
lapse OF much time, had succeeded in su5duing the
dsmts The roof of this portion Of the edifce was
irey destroyed The occupants sustained but trihny
if any damage their meats all locked up. The
Chief Of Police and several Captains with large force
of men, were the ground and prevented any pre-
daions f. ON being committed by thieves.
FIREs.-AbOut u o'clock Thursday
night fire was discovered in the Foundry of j. s Jack
son in Lewis.t near Delaney. The fire acciden-
TEL and put on, by policemen Bapp and Churchill.
Damage trhing.
AT late hour same night fire broke out
in HarIngton's Cabnet-makers shop, No 132 Mercer.
e. BY the timely arrival of the Fire Department.
soon extingushed Damage about $500. No insurance.
About o'clock Thursday morning fire
broke cut in frame shed occupied as a carpenter
shop by Henry Hanrahan, On the the rear of Twenty.
ThiIdst between First and Secondavs Loss estimated
at =, 100 No insurance
A You've ProKPoCRET.-A youngster
FAMED Thos Smith alias Wel,h, was yesterday caught
with bis hand ia the pocket Of Mr. Alex Ryaux Of No.
81 Twelfth st., While that gentleman pier NJ 81
l. r. de was handed over to the custody Of O.icer
Safer, Of XlIh Ward, who took him before Justice
WEIGH. The boy committed to prison.
ASSAULT BY RuFFIANs.-A man named
VIM Fleming knocked down at 1912 o'clock on
Thursday night while in Canal ST, by three ruAns who
siierwsrd fed. He was taken to the Station House
with his head and face badly cut Dr.. Simmons
called in, and dressed his wounds
ARREST FOR BURGLARY.-John Ber-
Ran, colOred boy arrested about O'Clock the
morning Of the Let inst charged with having barga-
riously entered the saloon Of Messrs Coon & inhan,
In the rotuDda Of The Merchants Exchange in Wallet,
With intent to steal IspPears that Maurice Barry,
who SLEPT in the saloon, awakened by noise made
By BerIiau IN tfec,irg his entrance AMI him
in al the window ard proceed to the money ORA yer,
which Re searched ana then PrOcet ded adjoining
yoOu 10 r.ske further researches. MT. Barry sprang
GU. OF bed and secured the fellow, whom be handed
over 10 The custody OF Officer Watson, of the First
Wsrd No money was found upon him, slhough two or
three dollars are Iai.sisg Justice Bogart committed
the accused to PHI On iOf examination.
FoUND DROwNED.-The Coroner yes
terdsy held In inquest a. the foot of Veseyst " r,
upon the body Of an Unknown man, found drowned az
thai place The deceased bore the appearance Of hav
ing been the water for several months The lower
jaw and the frontal bone entirely gone. He was
dressed N a red flannel shirt, striped over shirt,
and dIsb iusiian vest The body was much deconl'
posed that iEs recognition would be impossible YER
dict Of Death by Drowning rendered b. the Jury.
SUPPOSED TO BE INsANE.-A respecta-
bic appearing rsn whose Is supposed TO be
George F. Cook, yesterday taken into custody at
Barnums Museum by the Second Ward Police. DE
had short time previous attempted 10 jump out OF
secor story window of the Museum From papers
found in his pockets IL Is supposed that the unfortunate
man resident Of Utica, and had there been con-
haeS in the I.uaa.ic Agtun A bankeo was found