New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-29

most brilliant htersry entertainment which il at the
same time CONCERT Of music of the rarcs sor per
formed on grand scale. We speak with confidence,
for We know Mr. Fry ss writer Of remarkable force
spirit and brlisncy while the names Of his orchestra
snd singers q sufficient guarantee OF the excel
lence with which the musical illustrations Of tia lee.
lures viii be given.
- The Committee of Polish exiles in
America desire US 10 announce that the twruiyshird
anniversary of the Revolution of Nov. 80 1890 win be
houored by mass at 81 A. " this day which viii be
celebrated by Rev Mr. Izykiwicz At the Church Of 81
Andrew Dusne ST. in memory OF the victims who fell
in that struggle for the holy c"use Of their country
Afferwara in the evening there will be general
meeting of the Poles in this City and vicinity which
will take place &: the shaksperc Hotel
FnEs.-About balfpast three o'clock yes
tcay afternoon IRE broke out in the large four story
brick building No 30 WsshingtOn->t, occupied a.
navy and ship breed bakery by Ersstus Titus In con
sequence OF the dryneSs OF the material IN the bffrg
TIE flames spread rapidly from floor to door and ere the
hrCmen who early the ground in large uum6ers
could subiue them the establishment was rendered
mass Of ruins The large amount ofsock in the pren
ses insisting of crackers snip bread, hour &c, was
entirely destroyed
TIE stock in the large building No ssi, adjoining,
occurred BY H. H. s. P Brunes grocers, &C. was con
siderahlv dams ged By water and part of their wall,
whiCh built lcsst three feet shove the roof and
nearly above the burning building destroyed
hy some e the tiremen for mere amusement These
fremCD, for they seemed, having on the usual cap
worn in the Department had gained acces 70 the roof
OF No Isl and amused themselves by throwing down
poriit ne OF said wall upon the roof OF the burning
building tor the purpose OF breaking Il through pro-
ceeding quite unnecessary, A. those below VITA ths
pipe had opportunity enough to throw water through
q windows
The fremen are deserving Of great credit, and but
for their unhed exertions yesterday the FIRE would have
heen destructive 10 the property IN the vclniy
The loss will probably amount to about $1,000
SUDDEN DEATH-Mr Robt Winslow died
suddenly al o'clock Saturday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of his brother No 22l Seventhst He had just
returned TO the City from visit TO North Csrons, and
during the passage had been somewhat unwell An
inquest held upon the dy, and verdict OF death
f m bilious fever rendered 10y the Jury Deceased
was native of Scotland % years Of age.
CHARGE OF BURoLARr.-Shortly after
oclo, X v, seriay morning, the of Burdoh e.
Clopsen No 1915 Mulberry.st, eAtered and robbed
of silver watch, 81 in money, an overcast and half
tide Of pork Soon afterwards Officer OBrien of the
XVIII Ward observed man named Pak Bracket
emerging the PREMISE ard arrested him, with the
stolen property in hs possession. He was taken before
Justice Wood. and held 10 await examination
BURGLARY IN THE SIXTH Wharf.-The dwell
ing CT Mr.. JACOB NineOurcn, NO ll3 w Mker-st, was
entered through rear window at an early hour oil
Saturday morning and robbed Cf clothing ami erelry
70 the value all of about 500 with which the thief
esctred On the day Sergeant Martin OF the
With Ward Police arrested young German -uspc,on
OF being the burglar but in his examination before
Justice Osborne the proof OF his guilt insufficient
TO warr nj his being held for trial and no dicargd
portion the stolen property subsequently, traced
70 piCious "crib' in Orangeet, where u was re-
covered BY the officer
CuycK-San uel J. Proper well known hnancier, in
email WV Is now under arrest awaiting examination IN
relstic TO charge OF fraud preferred against himby
Mr. Thomas J. Coleman, of the firm OF Coleman &
Drake brokers ri No. 63 Wallet, who makes affidavit
that On the sth instant the accused called their office
and asked il they had any State money and on re
cevipg rel " In the affirmative offered his check on
the Ocean Bank for $40 in exchange for some OF the
money declaring the time that he had funds IN the
Ban 10 meet IL On this representation me cheek was
accepted Mr. c. however. calling ri the Bznk was
inf med htt the accused formerly had an account there
but hid none at present and no money WIS there de-
posted hi credit Hs examination VIII take place on
Wednesday
ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT IN CALIFORNIA
Two men, named James and Joseph hiusey, who on
Saturdy evening arrived in the steamer Prorletneus
were arrested Yesterday by Officer Allison OF the frst
Wand On complaint OF gentleman, formerly re,iient
nj Ohio whore name was not a-certaned who followed
thu m ON California aud caused their apprehension TOR
having a. be alleges, embeZZled the sum oi SAOoO,
whichthey appropriated IN their use The accused IL
std we've formerly engaged in business with the com
pltinani. hut dissolution between them having taken
ola, hey it is alleged made Illegal appropriation OF
the so, vennmed and left the country Tney were
taken before Justice Osborne and held 10 await exam
nation.
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