New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24

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M sArsEs seoordindy
Bcuss FHErDos,-A young colorsd man named James
B Onsy VIII pacia,ed hia freedom year ago now
dsrous Of getting bis sister and her Eve children out Of
bondage Their writes to HIM a. follows:
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family Eliza and the eni'''sh are We" ISAAC oBEERs
oney has succeeded in saving siOo which he viii give
has applied within week past has given him ss' more
He asks no money unless the whole be raised but VIII
be very grateful for promises of specified amounts
FIRE IN PISr About clock last night the private
Waterman of the Knckerbooker Insurance Co in Wall
discovered fire from the Of the building occupied
by that institution in the fourth story of the building No
urers of envelopes He Immediately the alarm and
in short time the remen of the District arrived On the
ground
The fire originated among heap of paper shsvingsia
the upper story the burning of which created smoke
Of such density that the remen with their hose we're una
bic get above the third story Many OF the streets In
the vicinity of the fire also flied with the smoke from
the burning building The root of No o. aud the roofs
Of the adjoining buildings being peaked ana covered wa
but by stairway. After considerable labor and
exerton they succeeded in subdung the flames conhniag
them principally 10 the building in which the fire orig
mated The roof Of the adjoining building No 6s occu-
pied by L. Mack dealer in all kinds of tobacco, Rich
Brother dry goods merchants and several firms as sor
ace for wool and cotton, was considerably damaged by
water. - -
Berwith Rochal commission merchants of groceries,
considerably damaged by smoke and water; The
Wutemburg Consul occupied an office in this baiidng
was damaged and destroyed by fire and water The loss
will not probably exceed $4,000. The Chief Of Police
with Capts Leonard and Brennan and large force were
on the ground
SUDDEN DEArH.-Ayoung man, named Henry Andrews
lately employed open oysters in the saloon Of Mr. Pia
under W allacks 1heaer Tuesday evening. while in
conversation with the bar keeper suddenly fell to the oor
and expired before the attendance OF ysan could DO
procured Coroner Wilhelm yesterday held an inquest
upon the body when DR. Sweeny testified that he had at
tended the deceased several occasions and that he OK
hbited all the symptoms Of suffering from disease Of
the heart George FAIRY tho bar keeper testified thai
Just before deceased fell he appeared very cheerful and
we'll and had invited him to accompany him to ball, 10
come OFF the evening The Jury rendered verdict
of death from disease ofhe heart Deceased native
of this City, and in the sist year OF his age.
SUDDEN DEArH.-Jeremiah Mahoney. late brass fin
isher residing the of Spring and Mulberry sts
while on a target excursion with the Holmes Guards yes
terday fell dead at the Of Canal and Mercers
Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the body az ths
house Frederick Seymour of Canal and Mercer
SITS when q post norton examination was made ana II
was asceaned that death caused by enlargement OF
the heart aud the Jury rendered verac. 70 e"ec'
FouSp DEAD INA CELL-John o Keefe a man Of in
temperate habits found dead in his cell yesterday
morning at the First Ward Police Station he having pre-
yous to being put there, been found drunk IN Battery
place Coroner Hilton held an inquest upon the body aud
The Jury rendered verdict Of death by congestion OF the
lungs produced by inemperance Deceased vas native
of ireland 40 years Of age and lived at No 81 Washing
tonst
The LATE ExPLosToS.--C oroner Hlton yesterday held
an inquest at the New York Hospital upon the body OF
John McGoor who died from scalds received ia conse
quenee of the explosion of still in the dslley OF N A.
Clds corner of Thirty ninth st. and Tenth a verdict
of accidental death rendered. Deceased was
tive of New York, 81 years OF age.
ATTEMPT TO STAB PoLIcEasS.-A young man
named Benjamin Corser hailing from Newark, NewJer-
sey while at the National Theater Tuesday evening.
become very noisy and dsordey and requested by
Officer Kinney of the Fourth Ward to keep que. or
else leave the heater He behaved himself well for few
moments and then repeated his former conduct when the
officer told him TO go the Office, get his admission fea
back and leave the theater. He complied in part, but
while at the ticket Office suddenly drew large dirk and
was about pungngit into the breast OF the officer when
policeman Brown parayZed his arm by blow from his
club causing the dirk fall 30 the floor He then
rested and taken before Justice Bogart, who committed
him TO prison.
An OLD OFFENDER DISPOSED oF.-Through the in1o
fafgabe exertions Of Lent Omsiead of the Third Ward
Police aided by Justice Bogar Joe Morrison but
commonly known Butcher Joe. notorious black rss
cal who arrested few days with one wheeler
for deianding counrymsn out OF ESQ., by what Il termed
the burning game, has been sent up for four years
and ten months be having been convicted yesterday in the
Court of General Sessions Joe has been in Sing Sing for
five years on conviction for similar oense he received
terrible reprimsnd for his infamous career by Judge
Beebe al the time Of passing sentence Wheeler hs con
feera;e in the swnd pleaded guilty. and sentenced
10 Sing Sing for years. Butcher Joe has hourished
amazingly particularly in the Third Ward for years
pas by inv Sicn yerdan countrymen with his snare as
they would land in the City He undoubtedly has obtained
thousands Of dollars BY his burning rasclies adel by
his associates in crime There OF the sort
lsf On whom the Police have sharp look out.
CuARsx or GRASD LlReESY.-0fficer Bogart Of the
Tenth ard Yesterday arrested named Peter Doyle.
CHARGED with stealing gold stud and s99 in money, the
prot<rtv OF Alfred Hatfield Wlliamsburgh. The com
rsinsrf while walking through the Bowery hsd his peck
g picked o ne rrepsrfy aud ON ths srre' o. sns
knswdgSd his guilt aud was locked up by Justice Wood
CH,Rcs OF prFRsvpNe EusRasrs..Patk. Egan.
kesrege ii az smlsgan boarding house az No lis Green
wlch ST. yesterday arrested By Officer Bell of the
Msyors oc charged with defraudng poor and friend
lsss Irish sigrsns usn,ed Margaret Foley who arrived