New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-17

pg '" on D rs;.f a Police aided by C,ptsio II Pk'n
snvs. Leonard Of the Second Dhcnst' OF 'ns roO'n
ne - ,he first Carpenter of the fiiin and ssV'fh
haY.r,s With barge Dumber OF Policemen were sool
.vou,d md took POSSESSION OF all the properly 81
=. guests In the various ioV'-'' ~ ''''
me go, from being stolen
any PoP, ussscs Tsber & Son is estimated At abou'
1ne VS. .h;cb they hsve insurance for $4,000 In
$4,000. upon ~n'cn wy
VARIOUS 80 Il owned by John C. Hamilton Esq and il
Inc '~ The damage 10 the building is estimated at
fany 100 Afes days since, Mr. Hamilton bongnt out
Apo"' m Of the lease held by Messrs. Tabsr & SON. fr
the g. being the intention Of Mr. w. to denolish toe
dng next SEPTEMBER ana ersct warehouses on the site
oono1 I'm Cregier OF the Assistant Engineers re.
.,,ere wound on the leg from large nail 10 con
o...e Of falling through some Of the beams lie was
~ horeyer with assistance, to walk home
nss, Xasterson attached 10 the Chefs Office was Sc
ii, injured about the head aud shoulders ia conse
49, Of some rubbish falling upon him He was Goa
syedhone.
asd in portion Of the building by Of the Assistant
Tpsers where he overcome by the heat aud smoke
"a. ,ssconveyed by his brother hremsD and medical
"A called TO bis relief At 10 o'clock last night hs was sui
s.eptlv recovered to be taken home.
Thu Baltimore Fire Company now visit 10 this
c,tv and stopping at this hotel sustained considerable,
damage the clothing and other properly in their rooms
King saturated with water.
After the Ere triI of power made Of the Baino
cans, Engine and Engine No. AZ, Of this City They
both threw streams to great hight about the building and
vere loudly cheered
N;h,os alvavs fsvore place with amusernen seekers
= now in full success with Burton, Brougham and others
A the Chambers st. company The Theater is made
Souby attractive by its excellent ventilation and conse
quent GOODNESS.
There il 10 be at the Tabernacle, this evening grand
celebration in commemoraon Of the Battle Of Bunker
Hill and the fourth aDn' eTsary of Bunker Hi Chapter
no a. O. IA The building will be decorated With ma
Sona and Characteristic plems The stage ano pAerm
viii be occupied by the speab invited guests the Chan
CRY Of the State Of New York and members of the Order
Peter C. Baker Esq, will deliver Grafton. There will
10 also vocal and instrumental music.
In the case of Mrs Mary Ann Lamb, 1914 Cedsrst ar
rested on q suspicion of completely in a robbery commit
nd Justice Bogart Saturday discharged her a. tbere
Id not appear be the slightest ground for the charge
Ma. Francis Lawrence and SIR. Cornelius TAYLOR who
vere similarly arrested discharged Wednesday for
ne same reason The Albany papers are requested to
copy
WOMAN Rus OVER AND KmLED-An unkDovn
voman spparany about IS years Of age was run over
hst evening 81 O'Clock by of the belonging
die IL r. X H., 10 which four horses attached wnen
sounding the corner Of Can, aud Hudson and aim
This csr saw the deceased and warned her to escap at
he same time applying tn brakes in person. ani used
syery effort prevent the accd mt but unable 70 do
90 in time The 18TH Ward Police approhended the CON
auctor and driver OF the who will he detained until
he matter shall be investigated by Coroner O'Donoel
who WAS notified and will hold inquest a. 10 o'clock
As morning at the Fifth District Police Station whittier
/ ne remains Of the deceased conveyed She WAS
dressed in old calico gown and apron red ured sh vi
cotton stockings lace boots Her right knee is much
enlarged and scarifed from old wound or surgical
,peration The which the deceased was one
|! # the % Express train from Albany
A Yorxo TRAyEIEr-Tbere proceeded en- route to Buf
Mo- Oh Wednesday. by the Harlem route, the youngest
usveer that we remembered TO have encountered
he was an iish boy only 10 years old who had Travelled
a. tlevay from the West Indies alone lie gong to
Din his I other from whom he bad got separated some
how bv tls adverses OF ealigrsnt life He stated tha
he had been six months making his way this far aud hi
altered aud matted hair too seemo gy confirmed
n story His head phrenologicaly viewed, presented
neat of the organs necessary 70 the
| Al traveller lie was naturally object OF deep and
curious interest 10 si bis fellow passengers.
I.rNcu-WIl be launched tomorrow Saturday at :
O'clock from the yard of Nessrs c. Il }. Steers foot of
rsvepthst East River the yacht schooner Pride of the
Sea" She is destined for Australia
Hoe S1rrsThere are oxtenove hog styes in Fifty.
h,v,h ~ betveeD Fifth and sixth avs each side
Az street almost in direct line the stencil from which in
A weather is not only disgusting bnt exceedingly danger
The owners Of these filthy dsns collect large
m.ptities of noxous oal and deconposed sw for
/ toa which With the hogs is left exposed and poisoning
a. air for several blocks around THIS almost stng NUS
me-, il not only choking it, immediate ,rhood out
1 Extensively felt at the Orphan Asylum and Catholic
nneh wbe the wind watts in that direction, aud should
"a he favored with north the octory
afbe ROYAL Commissioners and the visitors Cfys
A Palace Ni be assaied by the stencil emanang fro n
sh accumulation of filthy animals and rotten garbage
Mat saws the City Inspector Will he have palaser
/ nth the swine herdsl
4 HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY Nsw-York, June II, 1883
| GYNrhAI OKpENs, Ne. The Generalin Chief with
ksn regret announces the Army the death Buffalo,
New. ork the oh int, Of Brvvct M.orGenerd bkNNEr
hay Colonel Of To- Fret lait"iry.
| Gen RuE1 entered the Army as Ensign OF Rlhemen
| I'm 10 l. 3 and a cended through all the successive
ndes mill be attained highest that Of Major General
] kbrey,t He serV ed with high credit ON the Niagara
Enet IN the war Of lsl2 with Great Britain in the vars
iDst the Anckaree Ssok AID Fox aud Ssninole Ind
n and The var with Mexico which latter hi ~A highly
6nsri.hed He received the brevets OF Brig Vier and
N General for his galantfy ia the battles Of CerO Cor.
aud ontr,ras On the te minaion ct the war he wNs
SIGNED 70 the important command OF the Io1ih MhuT
! kpsrmenf and was efncO Provisional Governor OF
kvas utrusted he evuced great zeal r he puohc inle
nj and has left To his berraved family reputation OF
l mich they may well NJ proud
Asa rbute of re spect the memory OF the deceased
q ohc.rs of hs late Regiment VIII wear the prescribed
| hsge If mourning for thirty days.
!e0"H'0" " l. THOMAS, Assistant Adjutant General
..,,,vx p;..be-a Il Cotnnton ESQ in