New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-17

The Effect was singular Old oens Of ice tn had ulu y
blazed with light end rang with bacehsna orgies all night
were silent az the t0nbs Thirsy sinners Of both sexes
and all sizes vainy trying back doors or rip7ias
tmoly on closed shutter to beg single drop Of poison
but generally in vain The Ware haa not before been
quiet and respectable week day n h o- twenty years
r7y-The new yacht Srene. Cap, Hawkins. from Por;
Jeaer-on L. l. arrived at this City sisrdsy. She is a
yer, beautiful specimen Of this elias, Of vessel she OF
60 tuns burden feet keel feet beam f in d-pth
Of bold and soop rugged The bull, the above
place BIZ her owner Capt Hawkins who has already fur
nisbed several very fast yach 70 parties in this and the
neghboIing cites.
rg- The Vanderbilt steam yacht North Star will sail
from tie foot Of Grand IT. East River Thursday the
10Th inst at NJ. on her European tour The and
elegant steamer Francis Skiddy will accompany her down
the bay to bring back the friends Of the party.
An new line Of Stages has been started to run from
tie Crystal Palace to Jersey City Ferry leaving either end
Of the route every five minutes during the day and even
ing passing through Greenwich and Christophersts,
Greenwich and Seventh TO Forty secOndst and Sixth
ay Kipp d Brown the owners.
R.nRo.D IsrEI1IcEScE-On the s15 train which left
New Haven for New York this morning. the stesmchest
gave out and the train with difficulty proceeded far
Norwalk After about hours delay the Boston Express
train arrived and brought both trains along In
auence Of the late disaster the non arrival Of this train
duoed great excitement all the intermediate stations.
The Mlerton Mail train due here at P. NJ,
OK az Paterson throwing of the locomotive and several Of
the cars and occasoned about hours delay No life
Ost-except that Of the OK.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARAScE OF A YorNG Man
Frank Westcoit young man twentyone years OF age,
soD Of Stephen Wetcoit weknOwn merchant OF Boston,
left his fathers store No. Al Fulton ST, Boston Monday
afternoon May . having with him but a small sum of
cio nd has mot
from He was person Of good steady habits and could
have had no for leaving home where he was sur
rounded with all the luxurie Of life His friends are much
distressed bis strange disappearance fearing that he may
be laborng under sudden attack of insanity and they
would generously reward any communicating informa
ton which may lead to his discovery.
TIE PoLIrIoAL ExIIRs-The Italian Political EIles
brought shores in the soop ofwar San Giovanni,
having been forcibly expelled from Piedmont landed dur
ing the evening of Sunday aud the morning of yesterday
We bad already heard vague respecting the
treatment shown TO them during their voyage but we for
bore yesterday morning to give publicity thereto until we
could procure certain information on that head Yes
terday meeting held by the Italian political refugees
at the Shakspere Hotel which the majority Of those just
arrived in the San Giovanni attended Luigi Viola in the
Chair when the conduct Of the PedmOntese Government
and Of the officers Of the vessel Of which brought
the exiles was severely censured Further proceedings
which had been drawn up on board could be found
From the speeches which made. it appears that
many of the persons arrested in Piedmont had been
signed to Austria and TO Tuscany also that many among
those on board the Giovanni had accusation brought
against them but as their papers show banshed by
"yer ordine snPeriore (by superior ordersl Not
does the PedmOnese Government condescend to state
accusations against its victims and yet this Government
pretends call itself CONSTITUTE )na The such
he
The Of Luigi Viola is very remarkable the per.ecu
lions directed against him by the Fsr, and by the Pied
moDese Government in revenge for his having east off his
fiars rock passes ali have heard and requires special
notice.
We suboin list Of the names and the occupations as far
as have been able to procure them and call to the
notice Of our citizens that driven from their
native land by the strong hand Of the oppressor for the
crime Of devotion 10 their country and b repuD
can principles Amy occupation which can b. procured
for these patriots shall have sincere assure in
municsting to them.
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Desiifni 30 Seveo c B'ss 81 years Fnh
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Shoemaker; Csniobe Cook (spaks ttle French MAJ
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ntr Urgos Is ost en- eye at Ro Dancing Master l. Gro
Groom Hoses q. Gobe1i 30, Wokngnaa Ros.aio 81
Shoemaker C. Msjoccbi o. Coaehnan Agicuts1st L. Viola j,
tenn y Fisr Morocco Binding A fort; R4tt 49, CLERK,
(sIeaks GERMANY Nocsisi.
As is usual with all emigraions from the Kingly Gov
eTnments spy included the number bu: de-
nounced by the Committee Of Genoa The individual goes
by the name Of Antonio Coffin
FALL or THE Floor or BruDISG Is WALL sT.-OSE
Man KILLED AND ONE ISJURED.-At little before
o'clock this morning the first floor Of the building the
upper corner Of Newst and Wsst fell and buried
workmen employed in the basement killing one and in
iurng another.
Tbs building demolished and about twenty men
were work upon it, Five six of them employed
in the basement large quantity of rubbish INFLATED
upon the first floor Of the building and owing to the weak
ness Of the beams the floor fell upon those below AL but
two Of the men in the basement escaped unnjured
Geo Meyer, of FoItysecOndst, the Eghh-avq had
his right elbow fractured
Conrader smith German aborer was buried under the
rubbish and flooring to depth The workmsn of the
building, the Contractors, and number Of the Police
under Capt Hslpn, made every effort to him. Aid
Moore also in attendance ia rendering aid They sue
ceeded in Towering bis face and arms but at lOI O'clock
the Physician in attendance pronounced him be dead At
Il o'clock his body was extricated from the ruins.
There considerable excitement ia the vicinity and
LARGE crowd collected abOut the buildiD0