New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-01
FrrY.-Last night, about lIi O'Clock. Ere

alley near Em-st occupied by Mr. Mackenzie carpe1-
ter end builder. The fremen early on the ground,
and sicceeded in ingushing the flames not
however before the premises damaged on every
floor 1t impossible 10 ascertain the lose "a there
was considerable stock in the building
SrRAscERs.-At the MErRopoLIrAN, Hon.
Preston King Ogdenshurgh 1t CLARK British Army
J. H. Darlington, Va John GIner Va; Thomas Ar.er-
bourg, Phila James VI West r /: James Perrier
Montreal Hon J A. Palmer, Boston =. l. Haven.
San francisco; Ihoinas D. Day, 81. Louis q WING
field, Ga. Sir Charles Lyell and lady, London J. W.
Hubbard Vt; John Dean, Pittsburgh and others
Az the Aston, Gov Fairbanks, Vermont; Col WeTs
Aurora; Col Morgan, DO. Chas p Page, Mobile; T.
:. Nickerson, 8 C.; +. A. steyens Saratoga; W. w.
Fairbanks, Taunton; T.. X. Jsrnss POu yhkeeD.is; w
+. Chamberlain, Manchester; Geo Henshaw Bos,on :;
:. u. Arnold Providence Bishop Pulford, Montreal ;
and others
At the IRVING Levi Allan, Sir Allan McSab Ca; 7. =
taxon, Utica lHon. c. Judd, Syracuse Richard GLOW
er, London; Col WI B. Whitehead, Va; o. w Childs
Syracuse; Hon. r. McMullen, Va; J. Hall, Toronto
g. H. Stewart Amy c. D stewart, do; II. Lothrop
savannsh Geo w. strong. Vt: w. d. Hamilton, Mon
treal; Hon. w. Ives, wa,ertown A. NJ Smith, Navy
W. :. Gadsden, s. c. Judge Curtis Boston James
Means, steubenvlle; Lieut. Aulick, Navy and Others
At the HOWARD Hon. w. Phelps, Sprinheld; 5
Marsh, Chicago; B. Bullock, Philadelphia; +. 3. Root
Saratoga F H. Henshsw. Boston 3. Lyman Mobile !;
DR.. Mason, Charleston; II. Bell, Virginia.
MoRy OF THE BAsK-CHEcK "PRoPER"
fRAUDS-Slnce tho arrest OF Samuel j. Proper, low
days since, a charge Of having obtained $40 from
Thomas j. Coleman Esq, OF No. 81 Wallst by passing
upon him worthless check 10 that amount on the
Ocean Bank, in which concern Proper had no account
funds, several other parties have appeared at the
Lower Police Court for the purpose Of preerrng com
plaints against him Among them is Mr. Edwin T. Port
Exchange broker and banker at No ~ Wall-st who
let him have $3.50 on Saturday last upon OF mis-
Ocean Bank checks. Mr. l.. Parks, Exchange broker
doing business under the Irving House, let him have
sos On similar paper, but fortunately recovered back
most of his money. hessrs. Peterson Humphreys
carpet deaers IT the corner Of Broadway and White
st., Daniel Griffin. ESQ. Of No. ~ Deyst, and many
Ohers whose names have not Ms yet been ascertsned
are among the victims From present appearances, he
he's been carrying business in his line quite extensive
" His plan of operation was 70 call upon a broker to
whom he would represent that he was in want Of State
money if the broker had any 10 sell he would buy and
tender his check the Ocean Bank in payment which
worthless paper was too frequently taken
On his arrest short time since. he allowed by
the magistrate 20 his pdrol Of honor upon promise
~ sppcar when wanted He van,sd Yesterday, and
a warrant placed in the hands of Officers Brown
and Devoe, of the Chiefs Office for his arrest. They
found him after trouble, and he was taken before
Justice Osborne and locked up TO await examination.
AcCIDESTs.-A boy named Thomas GOleher,
whose parents reside at No 100 West Seventeenthst
was run in Thirteenth-st between the Sixth and
Seyenth-avs Monday evening, by carriage, and in
iured internally He attended by Dr. Ferguson. and
subsequently taken home
man named John Herring, on the same evening,
fell from the top Of East Broadway stage whet
passing the corner OF Lewis and Seventh,ss and was
taken up insensble and apparently dead DR. Hanback,
succeeded in restoring him TO animation, after which he
was cent to his place of residence
lady, boarding at the Irving House, while passing
the of Broadway and Annst on the same even
ing was knocked down 10y horse and wagon and con
sideraSly injured She was taken TO her home by OFF
Ger Codett of the Second Ward
Mr.. Bernard McCobc residing at the corner of Thir
di.tllx Tho
same evening by being thrown from his wagon the
horse which he driving having taken fright He
conveyed TO the drugstore of Dr. Smith, where his
wounds dressed, after which he was taken TO bis
place Of residence.
A man. living at No ManCinst was knocked down
on the same evening, while in the BOwery, by mad
OK and seriously injured. He was taken to hs resi-
donce by Officer Gantz, of the Tenth Ward Police.
A man named John Allen residing AZ No. 22f Fast
Twenty rstst, wilhelm the act of getting upon the step
of one of the NewHaven Railroad cars, which GO
Ing up caught by coming in opposite direc
ton and jammed between them. His left brok
and his body much bruised. He was taken to the
New York Hospital
man named jeremiah Sullivan, who from letter
found in his pocket is supposed to have resided At No
III Laurensst. was found at 81. O'Clock on Monfay
evening lying upon the track of the Hudson River Rail
road, near Forty ninthst dead lie had evidently been
run over by train bound down which had passed tn
spot but q short time before Hs remains taken
TO the Nineteenth Ward Station house, where the Coro
ner will hold an inquest upon them
James D0rrc, TllnsOn, was severely injured on Mon
day afternoon by falling from the second story o. new
building in Warren-st, near Broadway. He was taken
10 the New-YoTk Hospital.
THROWING VITRIOL AT LAD.-A watch
maker named J. T. Chrstman doing business al No so
Essexst was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer
Merritt, OF the Third District Police Court warrant
issucd by Justice Welsh, wherein he stands charged
with having, yesterday afternoon, thrown quantity OF
vitIio the person of Patrick Tracy lad living at
No l26 Stsnonst 1t appears that the accused had of
late been much annoyed by gang Of young Yagsbon1s
who nfes that neghborhood and supposng Patrick 10
be OF the party threw the vitriol on him He was
not however, seriously burned his clothing WAS I'M
medisely stripped from his body by some persons who
were passing at the time The accused was taken be-
fore the Magistrate and held bail in the OF $780,
10 answer the charge.
DEATH AT THE BARCLAY-sT. HoTEL.-An
inques, held at the Barclayst Hotel upon the body
Of Mr. c. w. Ross who died there on Monday night, Of
consumption The deceased put up at the hotel on the
.2d inst being unwe az the time II Is not known from
what place he but he supposed TO have resided
Albany. His effects were taken in charge by the
Coroner.
Fatal ACcIpENT-A Mr.. SchermerhOrn,
employed in the Custom House, yesterday morning.
while board the ship 81 Johns lying at the foot Of
Jsckson-st instantly killed Ii appears that large
box which was being hoisted from the hold OF the YES
sci, swung against him and knocked him down the
hatchway In the fall his skull fractured, ami he
died Immediately. The Coroner was notified 70 bold all
inquest upon the body.
Drowned IN SEwER.-The body of an I'M
known female was, yesterday morning found drowned
IN the Sewer corner of Thrteenthst and Avenue C.,
she having, rs Ia supposed, accidentally fallen into II
through aperture which had been made by the csvng
in of the Sewer Her remains taken TO the Eleventh
Ward Police Station where the Coroner will hold an in.
quest upon them
FURTHER ARREST or CoUNTERFEnERs.-At
late hour Monday night Officers Clark and Hogan,
OF the Chiefs Ohce, arrested Louis Leon and Cedel
Cartilo, charged with being accompbces with Louis
Levin previously arrested the manufacture OF spur
Gus gold dollars at the house No 70 Hammersley-si.
The whole party yesterday taken before the L. $
Court and held for examination