New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-30

Tho magnificent shp sreat Republic win in two or three
dnyS be thrown opsp visitors One shilling will DO
charged Tor admhon, the whole product TO be deyolc1 to
charities for the benefit Of scnncp.
TARGET No-Tho G. T. Bine Guard Capt ". Murphy,
shot Yesterday at Ioboken for prizes Dodworh furnished
the music
HoNE,-Among the passengers by the steamship Atlantic,
Yesterday morning were II Mccormick. of the Reaper
Col Webb Editor of The Courier and Enquirer Mrs.
Anne c. Lynch, poetess and Col I. ID. Lawrence, Of
Boston.
TRIAL OF MODELS BRrDeEs -Lanergans Arch truss
Bridge and Howe's Uncle SAM" tried yesterday at
the Crystal Palace presence of Gen James of L. and
the Jury on Machines The archruss model broke down
under 54l pounds Uncle Sam rested at 3,42s pounds
The length of span OF each Il feet inches weight
of each 69i pounds The models of white pine timber
Far OF A BulIpISe-OAe Nan Killed and Ssreral
others Injured-A number of men were set 70 work yes
terday morning to down the old frame building No.
81 Cross st. which had probably been standing half
century Soon after commencing operations two or three
hundred of men women and children entered the place
for the purpose of gathering pieces OF board &c The
workme first tore off the clapboards and were in the act
of pulling down the oists, posts &C. when the frame
gave way and large portion of it fell buryng up nam
her Of the poor people Word Immediately sent 70
the Sixth Ward Police Station and Cap, Brennan with
force of men, repaired to the place and soon succeeded in
removing the rubbish Cornelius Sullivan, late OF No lS3
Anthony st. was take out dead and his remains
veyed to his late residence Dennis and Margaret Flynn.
Of No l57 Anthony George Sewel, of No. 70 Orange
At John Connor Of No Cross Eugene Sullivan of
No lfs Anthony and Patrick Sullivan of No 35i Or
angest taken out more or less injured MOST OF
them were conveyed TO the New York Hospital and the
to their homes where medical attendance was aaordei
them An inquest will be held today upon the body of
the deceased, when investigation VIII be Instituted as
to the cause of the occurrence.
THRows FROM WAGoy-A son of Mr. Chat'es Bur.
ie clerk 10 the Mayor met with serious accident yes
terday afternoon and his escape with his life almost mi
raculous He was driving spirited horse through
the animal became frightened at the pranks OF some boys
and dashed off with great speed down Twenty fourth ST.,
and although guided with much GOODNESS By the lad, the
the vehicle in which he riding came in contact win
butte hers cart and instantly upset. The lad was
thrown out with great violence and struck his head against
the wheel of cart which was standing near lie was I'M
medialy conveyed his residence in Twenty fourth ST.
and attended by Dr. ooser, who soon discovered that
no bones were fractured and that several bruises and
large gashes in the head the only injuries sustained
1t was first feared that inflammation of The brain
would ensue but he is pronounced TO be out of dan
ger THO horse was stopped unipjurod, but the wagon
was badly broken.
RUNAWAY AccDESr-On Monday afternoon, horse
belonging to Chas. A. Day, of No ll3 Eghthav, took
fright aud ran with great speed down that avenue.
Young woman named Catharle Finley, was knocked
down by the animal, and severely bruised and cut
She conveyed to her residence No ~ West twenty
ninth st. but subsequently she was removed to the New
York Hospital.
CoMPLIMESTARY-T. s. Paxton, ESQ., late President of
the New York. Albany and Buffalo Telegraph Company
has been presented. testimony Of regard aud es
0teem with magnificent cane by the Superintendents
Operators and Clerks of the line the affairs of which Mr.
+ has presided with signal success from the earliest
days Of teegraphng until few months since when he
signed the Office of President and succeeded by John
Butteed Esq the present efficient and excellent chief
officer of the Company. The manufactured by
Mr. Burr in Broadway and reflects the highest degree of
credit oil concerned 1t heavily mounted 1h gold
and the head, which designed by MIR. +. II. Palmer
is exceedingly chaste and beautiful.
TARGET ExcURsroS-Ihe Kerr Guards, well organ
lied Military Company of forty men, went their first
annual excursion to oboken, on Saturday number of
awarded to Mr. g. Howard. After partaking of dinner
got up the OCCASION the company returned TO the City
well pleased with their days shooting"
JOHNSON THE BASK RoBGEn-In consequence Of the
presence of James NJ Smith ESQ., counsel for this prison
err being required at the Court of Oyer and Teminer
Yesterday no further action taken in his But
little more testimony will be taken, and he viii his
ing probably be committed for trial Among the claim
State OF New York for the recovery OF their stolen bills
ap Isaiah Rynders who states that he told keefc that
johnson continually at the Gem, and stalking no
other money than bills the Bank OF the State Of New
Yok The question, however as to who legally ent
tied the reward settled yesterday in favor of Off
Ger Keefe, who expects to draw it today
EsyPPosED TO BE STOLEN PRoPFRrY-Two valuable
Gold Chains, which were taken from thief and arc now
application to Officer Bowling.
CHARGE or FALSE PRErESsEs.--A man named Dr.
Richards alias Dr. Dbblee, yesterday arrested by
officer Cargll of the Jefferson Market Police Court
charged with defIauding Mr. Perry Mapes proprietor Of
the Collins HOTEL foot of Canal st. out of $50 II appears
that he went with his wife to the hotel and took board
pretending that he merchant from New-Jersey and
was in the City making purchases and promising that
when he got through with buying his goods he would draw
money from his bank and pay his board bill. He, how
ever neglected to do this, and dark night he slipped
of with his wife and baggage and took board at another
hotel. lie held by Justice Stuart to await exam
inhton.
PEoPIE's washing AND BATHING AssocArIoS-The
following comparative tables of three months work last
year and this, show very favorable results:
September 1852 September, 1853.
Wsshers,... SIS It3 IS Washen......... TO 1T GO
Tota...........s4sl 81 otal..............s55i 10
October 1852. October 1853.
Bathefs. ...-....3,81 sE4 81 Fathers .5e J 800 ~
" cshers IVA 81 Wasbers.'.''..' VS lo' %
Toial............$ r9 81 Ioal'..s' oiO ~
p.,ber. 5s7 st2 Al B.ther, ........ss7O sl75 81
Wsshers 854 Il6 IS Wasners........ 81 IH 81
Total. ........SZ9 a Iotsi.....,.....'s3O ca
DINNER TO Mr EDWARD ENMASs.-On Monday evening
dinner was given to Mr. Edward Emmans steward Of the
Cunard steamship Arabia at Coxs Hotel Thamesst Mr.
Emmans having faithfully served the Cunard Company for
along series of years. in the capacity steward has been
honored with a enson and appOinted Port Steward at