New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

FIREs.-On Sunday night fire broke out in
the building No. $50 Eighthsy, owned and occupied by
John Manders second hand clothing store.
The fremen were early the ground but before they
could subdue the flames the building nearly de-
stoyed Damage TO the stock $780, and TO the building
about $3.50 Insured for $1,000 in the Greenwich In.
Co The fire is supposed to be the work OF an
incendisry. Assistant Csp' Dunn, Sergeant Sampson
and Officer 0Conner at the rick Of their lves, went
into the burning building 10 rescue woman, who was
said to be In ore OF the rooms. Officer OConner was
severely burnt in the face but the others escaped with
cut being injured.
On Saturday morning, about o'clock,
IRE was discovered in the rear basement of No 100
Waverley place. occupied ms a dwelling. house and
school by the Misses Mceker The flames were exiting.
Wished before much damage occurred The FIRE origin
ated in linen which the girl had been iron
ing, and hanging upon horfe near stove 30 dry.
About II o'clock on Friday night ire broke
out in the dwelling house No 100 Woverly place, occu
pied BY Solomon Levy and Mr.. Newman and owned
by Mr. Levy The fire originated in the garrett and
was discovered by Policeman Heyer, of the Fifteenth
Ward as he was passing down McDougal-st. The or
fcer mme datey gave the alarm. after which he broke
ouen the front door and aroused the sleeping inmates
who succeeded in escaping without injury. The bremen
arrived ON the ground but before they coed sub
due the flames the attic and d entirely destroy
ed The furniture throughout the premises was more
or less damaged by wafer Loss about g. 500; insured
in The Equitable lns. Co John Mekulsr, OF Truck no.
had hs face severely cut by falling shutter Patrick
Kelly, of Engine Co, No. g. was fun over 10y Truck
No. 90, and badly injured
At an early hour on Saturday morning,
fire was discovered in the basement Of No 90 Pearlt,
occupied by Michael Landy grocery store The
stock in the store was entirely destroyed Damage
trfng The occupants Of the upper part of the build
ing considerably alarmed but received injury
The police present and prevented any property
from beng stolen.
SrRANerRs-At the ST. NICHOLAS, Hon. r
Winthrop Mass; L. H-rltuhar gh, Washington $. VI.
Wtlch Buffalo; Col w. H. Davidson, Louisville; J. y.
Warren, Mnnssots; Hon. ]. Caldwell, ewOrieans; z.
L. Holhs Savanpsh j J. WenGell c Van santyooId Al
bsny H. BOYD, kew-London, and others.
At the AsToR-Col G Greene, Boston; Capt. Chsdglsk
Pha6elVLis; T. Web,teS, Boston, Col Gittings, Bal
iinore n = Gordon, Philadelphia: 5. Herrera r. GEena-
Ia: n. Cooley Indiana ?. A. Kelly Baltimore; II Cha
pin BrattehoGo; T. r. Tacott, Ory 90 Col j. Y. dams,
Baltimore; o. o. Barnes, Bosion B. T. Hsllet Boston,
ana othtrs.
AT the METROPOLITAN, Chief Justice Monielet, Mon
trea; Ed Kirkpatrick, England J. b, Lippineot. Bait
more; j. E Caldwell, New-oresns Hon. Z. 3. Van Ba-
rn San Francisco; Judge Linn, Schenectady w. 5.
Walber, Washington, and Others.
At the Irving: Hon. T. Ford Buffalo; Capt Wooster,
Army; pr. Jarvis Army; J. f.. MeLane Washington j.
S. Anrhen Hudson; o. Ditsoa, Boston; II. y. Means
south Carolina; J. T. Crowen, NewJersey J. w. Barker
syracuse IL Rumsden, Newbush; NJ. Dayton, Lookport;
e. Hoffman Salem W. d. Met,e, Wheeling and others