New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22


bali, when Alderman COraeI made his appearance
and after taking an AFFIDAVIT, IN relation TO the charge
against samier which that Of dsorderly conduct
ne took the prisoner away with him.
hELlEf FOR THE POOR SUFFERERS BIT
| THE GREAT FIRE IN MoSrRsAI-Three hundred dol.
lars has been contributed by Miss Bronson for the
relief OF the poor sufferers BY the destructive Gre
In Montreal, and Immediately fer wardsd to that
City by Walter R Jones, ESQ.,, Treasurer Of III. New
York Relief Committee.
The LATE SUDDEN DEATH IN BROAD
wAY-The inquest which wa recently held BY Coroner
Ives at the house Of Mr. Crandsl, In Thirtysixthst,
rear Broadway, on the body Of Spicer Crsnda, Esq,
who died suddenly In the public house cornar Of
Wslker-st and Broadway, resulted In verdict OF
Death by the Rupture Of Blood vessel being rendered
by the Jury The deceased a native Of Rensselaer,
County, and at the time of his death book-keeper
for Messrs. Mciroty e. Co, No 1876 Willlsmss He was
lstea member ofths Troy Citizens Corps His remains
were Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery.
FREs.-On Wednesday morning about
o'clock are broke out in q twostory frame house
occupied by John McCsron, In 42dst, near 9hay. The
fire was discovered by the Police Of the Nineteenth
Ward who broke open the door and aroused the Ia
mates just In time to escape The building, with lis
contents, was almost entirely destroyed.
AT o'clock on Wednesday morning
FIRE broke out In building In Forty.ffshst, near
Eghthav occupied by Henry Beck asa cabinet makers
chop. The 6remen were early on the ground, but be-
fore they could exnguish the flames the premises
considerably damaged The building is owned BY Mr..
wnl,map whose loss s about $1,000. The stock WAS
damaged to toe amount of 81 500
On Wednesday morning about o'clock
fire occurred In the Eldorado House, n Cnurch-st
near Leonard The flames were soon extinsuished.
Dsmsge trifing
DEATH BY DROwING.-The Coroner
ye,erds, held an Inquest at the foot of Forty. fifth st.,
Fest River, upon the body of unknown man, about
30 years Of ase who wa, found In the that
The deceased was dressed In plaid pants, white shirt,
boots and new stockings He was about Eve feet In
in blight and had brown hair and whiskers. yer.
dict by drowning under circumstances unknown to the
Jury was rendered.
The Coroner also held an Inquest yesterday at Pier
No. 20 East River, upon The body Of an unknoTn man
about IS years of age found Ia the water tina. place
Deceased was dressed in checked linen pants, white
muslin shirt blue striped silk undershirt dark figured
cravat and shoes. He about feet 10 inches In
high, had sandy hair and whiskers upon his chin.
verdict of death BY drowning rendered BY the Jury
AcciDENTs.-James Byler, driver of
one of Marshall g. Townsend's Seventh.sy. line of
stages thrown from his box Tuesday afternoon,
and striking upon the pavement, very serouy In
ured. He was removed to his residence No. % West
Nineteenthst by the Police
Mrs Robinson residing at No. 22l Wslkerst., on
Tuesdsy evening, over by stage No. l65 Third
av line, while on the Of Bowery and Wakerst,
and severely Injured She was taken to her residence
by the Police
FOUND DRowNED.-The body of man
apparently about 81 40 years of age, drted ashore
near the Narrows Staten Island yesterday morning.
He had on grey ribbed psntaloons, light linen coat
dark stripped figured vest black figured cravat cotton
socks IeWy footed boots, and black belt around bis
body short brown whskerf and partly bald on the head
For further particulars inquire of s. F. Randolph, Cor
oner, Quarantine, Staten Island
SERIOUS AFFRAY.-A disturbance took
place yesterday afternoon the house No 395 Twelfth
ST. between Ennis Montague, the occupant of the house.
and his brothsrinlsw, Edward Tracy, living at No 81
Eigh,een,hst Both of the parties aged the former
being 50 years and the latter 65 years old seems that
Tracy went to the house for the purpose of seeing bis
sister. While there the old became angry at him
and seized butcher knife, with whish he stabbed him
twice In the arm and once 10 the breast the neck
initiating seven Injuries Montague struck upon
the head with a chsr which had the effect Of enarging
one or more of his organs Officers White and Byxbee
nj the Seventeenth Ward apprised Of the disturb.
snce and repsred 10 the house. where they arrested
both parties whom they took before Justice Wood.
nbv,iesn WIS Immediately called In, and dressed their
wounds after which a co nplsnt made against Mon
aeue and the magistrate held him for further exami-
nation.
STEALING FROM A STEAMBOAT
Officer Bower of the Chiefs Office yesterday arrested
a German named Adolph Nelke, charged with stealing
| five boxes of cigars, valued at &c., from the Elk
prrss trunk Of Kinsley Co, which at tue tine was
on board the steamer Bay State. The accused was de-
! tectsd while taxing OF the property add when ques
| toned, stated that he had taken 1t by mistake On
searching bim pawn tickets for several revolving PTS
tolls of Colt manufacture and also for other property
were found on his person. He was taken before the
| Chief of Police and committed FOR examination.
FALSE PRETENsEs.-Ch Christian Elchle
srre.,ed Yesterday morning by Officer CAN'T of the
Tenth Ward. charged with having, by false pretenses
obtained tive boxes of rock candy valued at sO from
Horton & Hamer on the of Division and Chrys
tie ats The accused IT Is alleged represented that the
capoy was for third person by whom he had been sent
for IL this Is alleged to be false He was taken before
| Ju,,Ice Wood. and CON mitted for exs llnation.
ARREST or You've PICKPOCKETs.-
Officers Reed and Clark, of the Chiefs Office arrested
On the afternoon Of the procession, Michael Cooley
lanes Murray, James Thompson and several other
Youngsters whom they caught in the act OF sounding
the pockets Of individuals who were witnessing the pro
ce,iop They were taken to the Office of the Chief oil
Police and there exhibited to the officers
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