New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-17

yzo,psrd with adetscbmens Of soldiers, who ordered
a. ,iosers 10 quarters Ia the evening seven OF tho
sod,srs Who most conspicuous 10 the ARRAY weie
.yrested BY order Of Major Morrs who promises tna'
shs IA, nders sbail be court-marfiaed and properly
s.nisbed In arming themselves with deadly ~espons
opeeaed upon their person. the soldiers violated oo'n
he military and the civil law , al.
The difficulty between the soldiers and waiters' US
ss,a bv some originated in the walters having ntu'teo
some Of the soldiers end slapped one In the face Ohes
ssv that the soiders first threw stones at some on tue
vsters when passing the Fort. Another statement Is
shs, the walters nsulted the outside sentinel OF the
Fn,, vben he ives on duty soldier says that one OF
the negroes snapped pistol at bin three time: lately
-s,Ie e vss passpR along the road Several lights
BETWEEN individuals and small parties have taken place
since the row fret commenced
F.REs.-On Monday morning, about 3
O'Clock. q dre was discovered in the building No.
s34 Pearlstreet, occupied by Thomp,on & Radford,
vholesale liquor dealers. The fremen Of the district
were quickly on the ground as the alarm was
sfvep and succeeded In tiDgushng the flames before
much damage was done to the premises.
On Sunday night at late hour n fire
broke out In an old building corner Of sxtysesond-
street and sixth.avenue, owned by E. Keyser, Esq,
and occupied a. an ice.house The fremeu wore early
On the ground but before they could ubdue the flames
the building was nearly destroyed
Both the above fires are supposed to have been tne
work Of incendaries there had not Tor long u"o
been any FIRE used u either of them The perpetrators
q the acts are unknown.
Acc,pENrs.-Mr. George Cramer, re-
.,dins a, No. 248 Bleeckerst while riding upon the
issSerm of one of the Hudson River Railroad cars on
bupds, afternoon, when near Rhinebech sipp of the
platform and fell before the wheel %nicn passsa Tvel
ouentiy smputated at Rhinebeck, and Mr. Cramer was
yesterday conveyed to this City, and placed In the New
woman named Margaret Lobby, living
n BsrDe yesterday morning while attempting to cross
The track IN advance OF one of the Sixthav Railroad
care had the base of her skull fractured 10 quence
of the BODY of the car striking her upon the head She
was removed to the New-York Hospital and placed
der the care Of Dr. Peters, who considers her recovery
doubtful
At III O'Clock yesterday morning, fe-
male about 30 years of age name not ascetained wa'
seriously injured In consequence of being caught be.
tween Of the Of the Hudson River Railroad and
. pile Of lnmber lying near the track The accident
took place at the Of Morton and We.tsts The
driver saw the walking upon the track and
called to her TO get off she stepped enc side but the
space sufficient TO protect her from being struck
By the car, which crushed Der body The driver was
arrested and taken before Justice Stuart to await OF.
animation
KILLED BY A FALL.-Jas. McCann, n
nd Is years of sge who resided at No 33l Spnngst,
was killed yesterday morning by falling from the fourth
story the ground floor of the sail loft of Peter g. VAL
lean. at the corner Of Charles and Westss The Coro
ner was notified 10 hold an inquest upon the body.
CAMPHErE ACCIDENTAL young Ger
man named Rudolph Schrotemier, residing at No. 70
BaJardst yesterday morning while engaged In using
quantity Of camphene was shockingy burned by the
explosion Of the vessel containingt He was conveyed
tothe n Y Hospital and placed under the care Of DR..
Cooper.
RoBBER CAUGHT IN THE ACT.-James
Green. Of No. IA Anthony st while sleeping on the
deck of sloop at tho foot of Courtlandta, N. r..
Yesterday afternoon awakened Ia consequence of
feeling tbe hand Of one Edward McGrath In his watch
pocket, and on looking up saw the fellow with the
wstch In bis possession Green Immediately seized
the fellow who falling In his efforts to get away
cluded to throw to watch overheard, and did 3d. 1t
wss however, subsequently, recovered by lad named
Joseph Scholer, who dove to the bottom of the river
afterh McGrath taken before Justice Bogart and
locked up for trial
FALSE PRErENsEs.-A legal gentleman,
named II. F. Guldin, was yesterday srrested by Off
Ger Reid of the Third District Police Court charged
with having In June las defrauded Mr. Lenhardt Laug
Of No ESQ Broome out Of $2 49, by false represent
atoms. The accused 1t alleged had been counsel for
the complainant In suit In Of the Civi Courts in
which the latter had Judgment renders against him
for $666. Gudin subsequently advised him to make
appeal 90 by 90 doing be could have the judgment
vesed and gets decision In his favor In the Court of
Comm on Pleas He then drew up fictitious document
purportDg to be true copy OF an appeal and charged
the 0OOveD6me0 Gum IOT nlb trouble. he was commit
ted 10 prison TO await examination
BRUTAL ASSAULT UPON FEMALE.-At
late hour on Sunday night Pauline De Graft cook
board the canal boat Gen Worth, lying at Pier No 3
North Ri err while standing upon the Pier attacked
by two accused Of attempting to violate her person,
but falling In their design, chohed and kicked her
eral tines Her cries for assistance brought Mr. Giles
Bsrne master Of the canal boat Viola to the spot when
the rsscals fed, leaving their victim speechess She
was removed to dwelling In the vicinity, where she
step ded by DR.. Deforres who pronounces her to
be Internally and dangerously Injured The two despe
rsdces were subsequently arrested and after being
identified by the injured woman, were taken before
Justice Bosart and locked up.
ARREST FOR GRAND LARCENY.-A man,
named Richard Wall. yesterday arrested charged
with stealing $l3S SO from the room of Mr. Joshua
Wheaton, at No. l13 Green wish.st The accused was
taken before Justice Bogart and committed for examine
ZION.
Run OvER.-An Irish woman named
Margaret CROWN residing at No. 80 Jamesst was run
BY horse and cart In South yesterday morning
The bones other right arm were badly fractured She
was removed to the N. Y Hospital where she al
tended by DR.. Peters The driver of the cart ar
rested and taken before Justice Bogari but on
that the affair W" purely accidental he was discharged
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term
Judge Notwithstanding Canals and Widening
and EuendinS Waik1-a-H. L. Davies, Esq Counsel |
10 the Corporation, yesterday moved for an order,
which was granted, modifying and altering the rule
lately grantee (on referring back to Commis-
soneip 90 a. to comprehend and apply to the resou.
lions of the Common Council recently adopted, chang.
ne the plan Of the Improvement The plan heretofore
has been TO extend Canal In straight line until In
tersects Walker, and to widen Walker the north
side, form street of rs feet In width to Rut
gers st., and throw formed by the ioersec
don OF Centre, Orange, Walker and Csnsst into the
street.
The new plan and in accordance to which the order
has been made lie TO extend Canal In direct line of
width az II now is, 10 Orangest, and the north
west line, extended, 10 be continued, In direct line
to AuberryAt 10 widen Walker.st on the north sde
from Mulberry to Ludlowsis, go TO make the street
IS feet wide and that the north side OF such widening
Of Walker be- continued in a direct line 10 Divsion-st
that the present south line OF Wakerst be continued