New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-29

| W. W. prAt 10 Neif grocery "
ssuDg and Mr. John Duff as bakery. hr. Duf loss 10
about 81 Geo. Insured for s5Os In the Nassau Insurance
Co, In this City. Next drinking saloon called Our
House, and thread and needle store-nsmeso OF occu
pants not sscerta,ned. The building doinpg was oc-
cupied by John Bramm ( Brothers, as cigar store
loss ST. 600 insured for 81 $50 IN the Equitable and
$500 In the Niagara Co.'S, NewYork. The Buildings
thence to the corner Of Wlllowst, were occupied re-
spectlvely by John Rsueh, asa candy shop; Tnomas
hpdes jewery store, loss slOO Insured for 5000 10
the Nassau Co, Brooklyn; VIM vanderveer, saloon;
J. Jonas jewery store loss 81 600, Insured for $500
Greenwood Shades; Thomas Roemleigh, candy shop
Mr. Winslow fruit store and Jacob Meyer grocer, on
the corner of Willow Mr. Myers 10 supposed to be In
| sured VIM Hutcheons, baker. The upper and rear
portions of these buildings thictly occupied By
| poor families who we're all rendered homeless and
| most of them lost all their earthly goods
The most melancholy feature connected With this con-
| ssgrsion 10, that young woman named Christina
Paris servant In the employ OF Mr. saung, vas burnt
TO Grip In the flames. She seen by several per-
sons but unfortunately no aid could De rendered ohe
of Mr. DUas workmen 10 also missing, and 1t 10 feared
that he, likewise, was burned up. He was last ooserv
ed In Mr. Saungs house child about 10 years OF age
was also burned badly She was taken to No. Colum
blast, where her injuries attended to- The total
loss of property will reach from $4,000 to $4,000
The basement under ONeils grocery store, was oc.
cupied 40 a secondhand clothing and shoe establish.
nent the stock of which was partially saved. The
building No. Columbia st., the lower part OF which
was occupied BY Mr. Day shoe store, and the upper
part by Mr.. Ferguson az a boarding house, was also
completely destroyed, With it, contents. Mr.. Day "
well as Mr. Fergu,op are said to have been fully ln'ur
3D. The upper part of premises known az No. 5'la
Atlantic Of. was occupied by Mrs. Ann Parker, whose
husband wassent to Sing Sing on Thursday last on
conviction Of bigamy She 10 said to have had narrow
escape last night Also lrishman named John Drew,
both OF whom lost all their furniture, &c. The VIII
dow frames and sashes Of the Columbia Hotel, on the
northeast corner of Columbia and Atantcsts, caught
fire several times and often extngushed by the
gallant frenen.
OPPOSITION CRY NoMINATIoNs.-The
City Loco Poco Convention met at Doninek Colgsn's
In Fulton St. last evening, and nominated the following
ticket
For Mayor Edward A Lambert
For COnpoHe-John A. Estsbrook
For Chief of POhce-.dward Pell.
Police .Justics-John Pierce.
justices Of the Peace-Hehry r. Curtis and avid Davis.
VISITING FIREMEN.-The Gazelle En-
CINE Company, No. A. Of Providence. R. contemplate
visiting this City for the purpose Of participating In the
Firemens parade on the 1lth Of October. They will
arrive here the lOIh and will be the guest, Of Eagle
Engine Co., No. 4, during their stay.
QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
To-day the Eleventh Annual Fair of Queens County
will be held II Is at Flushing IL IL expected that
there will be fine collection Of stock agricultural pro-
ducts ard articles Of domestic aud mechanical manu-.
facture st this exhibition The arrangements more
extensive than on ally former Fair of this Society.
novel feature will chsrsct rize this occasion At 10
O'Clock 10 day wagon, TO which one hundred yoke OF
oxen will be attached, will be at the landing of the
,tt ambost Issnd City, at the foot Of Brldgess, Flush
Ing By this convey the delegation from The Amer
lean Institute In this City will be taken to the F air
grounds accompanied by the officers of the Queens
County Agricultural Society. The cay.lc.de will be
under the escort of Bragg Horse Guards Capt Pope,
and Hamilton Rifles, Capt Rowe. The Flushing Band
will also accompany the delegation and escort to the
Fair grounds.
Al noon, Charles King, LII D President of Columbia
College will deliver the annual address before the So
cety and others present. In tent 100 feet In diameter
The premiums greater In number and value thi'
than ON previous year, Money to the amount Of $500
% books and CT diplomas will be divided premiums
/ The steamers bland City and George Law will ply
from New York to Flushing and back during the 6sy
and ,tages will run back and srlh from the Brooklyn
and Wlllism,burgh ferries Stages Will also run from
Jamaica to Flu,hipg On the arrival of persons ia
malca By the Long leland Railroad
MISSIONARY WORK NEAR GREENWOOD
CEMETERY On sunday afternoon last Rev. Alvsh Gdt
on performed Divine Services and preached In as
chanics Hall, Gowanus, South Brooklyn. These servi
ces are 10 be Continued by Mr. Guon In this rem DE
portion of South Brooklyn every Sunday afternoon q.
3lb o'clock. With the hope Of gathering congregation
and ESTABLISHING an Episcopal Church. He relies for
support upon the kindness and lberaly OF those who
desire 70 aid In sending the preached Gospel to the poor
After a few weeks it il expected thst Dir Gdion Will
preach w leo on each sunday and devote all his ms to
this good and importlnt WORK.
MILITARY ENCAMPNENT.-TO- Today the
contemplated sraud Military Enc,mpment will com
mspce at East New York, which lies jas. beyond the
boundaries of the City Of Brooklyn, toward John
snedkers Ills expected the following will be among
the corps that will participate Ia the sha!r zen
Duryeas Brigade, 18Th and l4Ih Infrantry, and ".i
Regiment Of Horse; Brigader General Hermsns brig
ade and Brigade from the eastern portion oil Long
Island The encampment will continue o'day aud u
morrow. To day Gen. WARD will review tbs troops
aud to morrow Governor WASHINGTON HvSr Will re
view them. Ii the weather ,eool and pleasant vas
crowd of spectators from TIE city ard country will O'
present Stages will run every hour from llson Fer
" to the tcene Of the encampment
COMMON CoUNCIL.-This Board held Q
stated meeting Monday evening the President Aderms
Kent in the Chair AmOng sundIy communications sn'
/ petitions received, from Mr {. Spery, re
signing bis seat member Of the Board oil E3ucaloa
which wss accepted. and Mr. Robert T. Holmes ap2onte
in bis plsce An invitation received from Bn1ide
General DuTyes in stng the Mayor, Commoh Council an
city officers 70 visit the camp ound Of the Fh Bnssi
wines the review ON :9n and S0h inst at East Ne
York An invitation received from the Amerisan IN
situe delegation OF the Common Council to Visit tnsl
Exhibitor Accepted ard Ave members, with his HOUR
the Mayor, sptOinted such delegation eonimlncano
was received from the Msjor veIoing the estabspent
snsiher Hose Comssny no. Accepted. and placed o.
the mirutes ltwa moved that notwithstanding me V'
OF the MsyOr the resolution become lag not seconded