New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-03
SrRAYeERs.-At the AsroR. Gen. Cranrer.

SrRAveERs.-At the AsrOR, Gen. Granger,
Csnnpda sua; Capt Coffin Nantueket Capt Moore. Cal
orlia; J. g. Mason Providence; o. c. Fit. Falmouth
T. p Williams, Buffalo, d L. Fuller 81 Paul; W. G. Far
30 Buffalo: J. W King, Cincinnati J. Odn. Boston J.
o. Forbes Syracrse s l.. Croker, Taunton; w J. WaA-
er, Kentucky T. II. Benton Philadelphia, and Others.
Atthe lRvISG-F o T. Smith. Maine DR. Scommon,
Chicago; J. d. wasson Albany; E. W Cox, Zlnesyilie
Il. Bancroft, Washington Co. T.. Kirkpatnck PhAdel
humsdeli. Newburgh; H. D. Latin, ST Louis; J. 4.
Holmes, Maine u l.. Sweet Portland y Soule, Cali
fruia; s. ID. Lawrence, ew-London J. Wyie 5. Caro-
lima; l.. Richmond, Providence and others.
At the Sr NIcHoLAs.-Capt Knapp, Marines; w.
spsSue, Providence; T. : Paxton utiea; O. A Th1yeI'
Baldwin North Carolina Z. L. Harding, North Carolina
w; Amidcn. Chicago s. O. Austin, Buffalo, and Others.
Hon. 4. B Van Buren,. California; Hon II. Davis Scie-
nectsdy; Hon. T d. Hitch Buailo Thos Psa'e ArSan-
sas Don +. DeSilva. Cuba; w 5. Walker, Washington
II. sullisson Texas r. r. Winsow Ohio; l.. A. Pratt.
Louisyillei and others.
FIRE IN BROADwAY-The alarm of fire last
night ct % o'clock for the Eighth District oocasoned
by large body OF smoke issuing from the chimney
occupied the first Aoor by Mr. Corage French tailor
Kmban Beeseley boots and shoes second floor by
The fremon the ground and with the excep
ton OF the the first floor searched the whole
building through from top 20 bottom, but could ind no ire
The smoke continued 70 pour from the chimney but yet no
signs of FIRE appeared n the building The whole affair
Wa. mystery. Many companies took up Their hose and
went home Othcer Devoe OF the Chiet Ote', VINO was
in charge OF stairs discovering an increase IN tho
smoke demanded the keys Of The for the purpose OF
the As he unlocked door at the back
OF the explosion az that moment occurred. blowing
Ont the front OF the tailoring esab shment and bat
for this occurrence Mr. d. would have been burnt 70 death;
As 1t Vas the great shock slightly stunned him. la
secoDd AeT the explosion immense BODY Of hsme burst
forth and fire the blinds aad wood WORK in the second
and third story windows Seyesa streams of water
however soon at hand and the flames quickly suhdued
Tie building is damaged TO the amount Of abont 900
Mr. Corase. los viii probably amount 10 Ion el0oeO to
tl2COo. Kiubal Beese.ey were damaged BY water to
the amount about $50 Insured TIE upper part OF the
building was uninur,d. The Police present in large
force and prevented any depredaon BY the thieves who
usua u attend fires.
SUICIDE BY TAKING PRUssIc AcID-An In
quest vas Yesterday held by Coroner Hilton the house
OF Mr.. susan Avre. No i9j FultOn-st the body OF
Charles Co bel German y years Of who committed
suicide Nv swallowing dose Of Pru.Ec Acid wse
In A deranged state OF mind. female named Ida hinm
Living AZ No i5 Fulton-st, the dec-ased yesterday
1oruuR AZ which time he told her that she would never
see hin sE.lp thst be rrsd Of life and wanted 70
hs mother Dr Uhl held post nortem examination on
the body ard found portion OF the poison m his stomach,
the brain ives much cOngesed verdict OF suicide wa
rendered by the jury The which led the eoTas
SION Of tie act not ascertaned