New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-21

Is at present pitched In the Seventeenth wars ~
:, ha,n cen The First and secondavs We trust our
friends IN that vicinity win encourage tnese i"'"' "N
are laboring successfully In this noble cause
Darn OF AN EMINENT SHTPBuiLDEK'
We ,e,,., 70 lesrn,tbat Mr. Jacob Bell, OF TINS Chy'
died day or two since, while on his way 10 ousrom
sn,nps for the benefit Of his health Mr. ben was "ou
q. the builder of great number OF large ana
,,endid yesse among them Collinss steamer RACINE
-h,cb Is reckoned the fastest steamship anoat
pon,Dr Kr1Iy.-The Worcester Uni
ver.ty fMa,s) on Wednesday last conferred 'ne non
,orsrv degree Of LID. on Robert heny' Esq .. '"S
civ whose nsme stands among the foremost irienu'
and promoters of cur public and iree scnooi ''u"Pu'
Tn MoNrRrAL SUFFERERs.-At
it., held a, pelnonico's on Monday, the Franco
c.,,diap Committee on behalf of the sufferers by the
~. Montreal fire. completed It's regular organization,
- ,or,patipa: NM 8 p. Barre, ss President e. Fran.
sa,s + Fabrequette 8. C. Robillard, as Vlce-Pres.
s,.. H. de Courey Treasurer; T. Masseras, as Sec
reay
,,nexed is list ofthe members of the Committee -
NM q Bachelor, S. o. Besse, L. Bais, C. Chsbet, G.
c,rrjsu. E. f. DOIion, a. Drolet g. Franchere, @. I.
Glsckmsyer, II. Gouet, P. A Guy, Ed. Labrie, g.
1sdoux. j. Legare, +. Mareaux, j. c. Robillard Jos
pohdoux Babert LIE Barber, s. p. Barre, l.. p Barre
, e Bechet Berteau, Baneard, A. Boscher, V. Bouquet
n Ch,s,elers Chazourne, de Courey, Il. Delaunay, L.
nelr.opico, Z. Duberceau Dumagaud, Z. Dursnd,
rilssu Fabrsduette A. Ford, A. Foulhoux, Canine, G
n Garesche, p Gerdy f. Glraud, Gourd, P. U. Cue
ringer G. Guynet Harvieu, A. Hogust, Julien, Oh
Iss,alle L. Lecl6re, H. Legoupi c. Meuhe, A. Noel, F.
Peters A. Pilot A. Punkeu, C. ROumage, c. Lagory,
II. Schmidt, C. SENEGAL c. Vallee, E. Vstet.
Lists Of subscription, signei by the President and
Treasurer, will be circulated, beginning this OVednes
day morning
Special Committee has also been nominated for the
purpose Of organizing beneficial performance, gene
rousIy preferred BY the French Opera Company.
ROCHESTER, UNIvERsITY.-Att the re-
cent Commencement Of the Rochester University,
the honorary degree of Master of Arts conferred
upon Rev. Sidney A. Corey (of the Twelfthst Baptist
church, Prof Quimby and Geo. Wood, of this City.
FIREs.-On Monday night, about IL
o'clock, the house of Henry Etben, No. 1872 Princest
was discovered to be fire. but with the assistance of
some citizens, the inmates succeeded In exnguishing
the flames before much damage occurred.
At II O'Clock yesterday morning, fire
broke out in frame house in sevepteenthst west Of
Tenthav. The flames were soon extDguished. The
FIRE IL said TO have been occasoned by the careessness
Of drunken woman In setting lighted lamp her
bed.
About the same time yesterday morn
Ing Ere broks out in stable belonging to Mr.. Early
in Thirty four,hst between Ninth and Tenth avs The
flames were extineuish with few pals of water.
THROWN FROM SULKY "A colOred
man, nsmed Williams, while driving through Orangest
at furious rate, yesterday morning, thrown from
his suky and struck with great force against the wheel
of erocers wagon which passing at the time. He
taken to hs place of residence very severely in
jured.
ACCIDENTALLY DRowNED.-The body
of lad, meme unknown, who was drowned on Sunday
last was yesterday found in the water foot Of Stanton
f.. r. The Coroner was notified to hold an inquest
FotND DRowNED.-The body of an I'M
known man, supposed TO be a Gevnsn, wai yesterday
found In the dock at Peckslp. The deceased was
dressed in blue clothing and had rings in his The
body bore the sppt of having been In the water
for some time The Coroner was notified to hold an
Inquest upon IT,
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.-A fe-
male about II years of age, named Mary Tupe, was on
Monday evening, found Ia Of the streets of the
Twentieth Ward, lsboriDg under she effects of large
dose Of sudapum which sbe had taken for the purpose
Of elfdes,TuoiioD. She was removed to the Station
House. by Assistant Capt Dunn where the services of
DIR. Hsrdenbrook were procured, who succeeded In
moving the poison letter which she had written pre-.
vous 10 taking the audanum, found In her pocket
in which che stated that she had been seduced and then
deserted by bookkeeper in a store In Water-st After
having partially recovered from the effects of the poison
she taken before Justice Stuart who had her placed
In charge of the mstron Of the City Prison, at which
place she will remain until wholly recovered.
SERIOUS ASSAULT Justas Sherwood, q
colored nsn, seriously rjured by beating which
he received at the hands of several unknown A
severe wound which had be, n inflicted with cotton
hook, rendered il Necessary that he should be cent
the NewYork Hospital One Patrick Hsrrigsn was ar.
rested charged with being of the sssaiants and
taken before Justice Bogsr, to answer the charge.
ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER.-A man
named John seeer, was yesterday arrested on a war.
rant by Officer Leach, OF the Seventeenth Ward. He
refused go with the officer ard seized pair of scis.
sors with which he attempted TO stab him and officer
Crowley who had been called In IN assist In arresng
BIN. He was finally overpowered and taken to the
Essex Police Court for examination
CHARGE or GRAND LARCENY.-A man
nsmed Archibald Avery was yesterday brought on from
Philadelphia BY ohcer Bilger, OF the Jefferson Polio,
Court charged with having, upward Of year since,
broken open trunk In the house of Mr.. James York,
No. ll2 West Nne'eenhs aud stolen therefrom SIS
in bank bills. He was taken before Justice McGrath
and committed for examination.
SUSPICION OF LARCENY.-A man named
George Grieer yesterday arrested by Officer Fisher
of the Sixteenth Ward, having in bis possession