New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-21

this tnnf r<f-ns ~cfS Uurncd 70
by c.mphsne &C. in New York four in Brooklyn and ar,
in other places while by the fourteen vss
badly injured in New YORK. nine in Brooklyn and ave q
other places Several OF the persons reported injured ven
80 severely burned that il is probable they died
MoRr Rowprrs~-A man. whose name could not he ~
cer,ained was found on Monday night, by the FAh We'd
Police living on the Sidewalk the Of Thcnssx
and West Broadway with an awful cash in his sorsAs,d
and several contus;ous on hs body he having been sk
cd and beaten BY gang Of rowd;es who sherwArd sd
He is shout 30 years Of age The police took hin IL
New.York Hospital
ATTEMPTED SyIcIpk-A young Irish girl named Brsicx
Gilmore on Monday night attempted to commit suicide y
swallowing an overdose Of Audsnum at her resdeneea
Greenwichs, She was soon after discovered and taken .
he Hospital where the poison removed Disappoiz
ent in an affair Of the heart said to be the cause Of he
rash attempt upon her life
FoR NV ORrElSs-The Printers of this City intend
holding a meeting Saturday evening next 20 devhs
means for the relief Of their suffering brethren in New0
leans The Typographical Union Of that city have rsdy
formed Relief Committee for the benefit Of The mensud
the craft. and this meeting is intended to aid them ID
good work.
The old mill on the westchester side Of the Brcax Rvs
opposite the village Of West Farms. totally conssnA
BY fire yesterday morning at O'Clock II the prpecy
of p NJ Lydig Esq and had jast been thoroughly repaired
Supposed to have been purpOsely set on fire
NEwYo UyrERsirY-The course of study in this ID
sitution commences this morning.
The ISGR,H,n TtsrMoSI,L-rhe Committee met nd
nigh, at the Shakspe and received the report OF the Sab
Committee which fully approved and all the remsa
ing arrangements were LETT in their hands was deter
~ ~alla f,rl al nd
tlemen who accompany them The German sccey Of
Singers above one hundred strong have volunteered their
services which were accepted with thanks The brother Of
the Consul at smyrna will be among the speakers and VII
explain the Turkish law &c relating to the
MEETING OF THE Board or ESsrsxsRs AID FoRsxrs
OF TIE FIRE DEPsRrAESr.-At O'Clock last evening
The Board OF Engineers and Forcmen OF the Fire Dep
ment held special meeting at Firemens Hall to take into
consideration the resolutions Of the Board II Aldermen.
relative to the removal of Mr. Carson the Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department The Chair occupied by NJ.
Carson at the commencement of the meeting but he Va
Gated after the preliminary business had been transacted
Committee Of seven appointed to present preamble
and resolutions the Board Of Assistant Aldermen. 10
monsreng against the resolution Of the Board OF Alder
men r,moying Mr. Carson from the Office Of Chief Engi
neer of the Fire Department claiming that such proceed
ing on the part Of the Common Council Wa contrary to tho
chartered rights of the Fremen and further claiming ihs
the right 10 remove elect the Chief Of the Fire Deps
men Is by their chartered rights vested in themselves Tho
Preamble and Resolutions put the vote of the meet
ing and 81 vecd in favor TO 20 against This vote Is the
largest majority ever poed in Fremens Hall In favor of
Chief Engineer on any question. and received with
most extraordinary demonstrations Of appreciation
FrrrRr GUARp-The Empire Guard composed Of The
members OF Empire Hook and Ladder Co. No g went 90
their second annual Target Excursion Tuesday to the
Harlem River House The following is list Of the ohcerH
together with list Of those by whom prizes were Won
wreath was presented to the Company by Csharne Adans
another BY Mrs Unyemack and third by Mr.. ulrich
Ofors-Cspt Andrew Walln. Esq LIST Lieut. Pal
Shook I'd Francis Frank I'd John Brown 9Th Henry
Shook sh John C. Elrod 9th John Kelly Orderly Ser
geant John Simon
The following prizes awarded 30 the winners
LIST prize handsome gold Watch, won by Saml Gould.
Cd prize handsome silver Cake Basket, Geo Brown.
Sd prize, gold Locket, won by John Brown.
9Th prize a gold Fob Chain, won by John Hook.
5th prize, gold Pencil
9th prize a gold Pencil, won by Charles Seagrist.
9TH prize, geld Seal. won by John Held.
9Th PRICE set OF silver Spoons won by Francis Frank
9th prize beaver Hat.
10th prize, set Of silver Spoons.
nth prize. a five dollar Gold Piece.
18th prize five dollar Gold Piece
18th prize, gold Pencil
18th prize gold Breastpin
yIsrr OF THE Bosros CRY GUARD,-This Company Of
the Massachusetts, State Militia, arrived here on visit
lgi o'clock yesterday morning As they were erpecsd
here at "a clock their hosts the City Guard OF New fo
headed BY BloOmfeds Band. in waiting at Cesle Gar
den to receive them at that time About O'Clock tds
graphic dispatch was received by Capt Ferris informing
him that the train was delayed two hours and also
that the Steamboat Connecticut had broken down tho night
previous owing to which they would be compelled 10 coma
on by the old Steamboat Worcester these delays The
cause Of their non arrived at the specified time.
Al the time above stated however the Worcester Wa
seen coming around the Battery Theguess were eoeissd
with the usual military honors and after due exchange OIL
compliments and welcomes the visitors escorted ~
their ents rainers to the City Hall where the Mayor Con
mon Council Generals Hall and Storm- and Col Tompans
were waiting to receive and welcome them b. the City
ter performing number Of eyoutons in very solderin
manner as the rain coming down violently they took
shelter in the City Hall la the Governors Captain
Ferris introduced Capt French OF the Boston Compann
the Mayor who shook him warmly by the hand Capt
French then introduced 10 the Mayor the following gentle
men OF the staff and officers Of his Company Col A.
Thompson, Acting Adutant; Commssary Abbott Lieut.
Sheppard Qusrtermas,er, Lieut. Pubifer PsymaAefi
Lieuis Bird Pray Aikn and Harding The Mayor then
welcomed the Company In the following terms
Tslov- Citizen, and SOLDIER of The Bay States
As the Of the authorities OF this city BID
you welcome O. New York and doubiy do welcome yo1
the cendsnts and representatives Of those who won
immortal glory and mpersbable renown the first mar
yrs in the Of Liberty the neds Of Concord snd
Lexngton--of those who the sangunsry field 81 Ban
ker H. render red the OF American SJdiers i'm nor
tad Of thOse who shoulder 10 ss0ulder in many veil
fought field freely shed their blood 10 secure the hDe
es which we enjoy In booking around upon the manly snd
integen; faces which sGouBd me- cannot bat feel bow
strong the tie I. which binds in acommon broherhood-
tie eemeniec by the blood Of your ancestors and nas