New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.-AbOut 81 o'clock on inuI ,Sy
morning. fire broke out IN the four story oroS ouiIt
No o. Liberty st. occupied the first toor by
Co, dry goods upper part by Messrs Gcrdns < feton
importers Of fancy goods. The alarm was propE sYeI'
and the rmen Of the district arrived on the ZreaA
bui before they could exngush the flames the td anu
fourth stories completely destroyed with tiT con
tents. The fire originated IN the third and fourth stories Dut
from what cause IS unknown. The,oal loss VIII not ia i~
short Of $4,000 The Bavarian Consul occupied an office
in The building bat sustained particular damage. The
goods in the second story and the stock the siar on the
first floor were damaged by water. Tn police o. the
Second, First Third, Fourth Fifth and SIKH Wards were
present.
$4,000. and i insured the following Insurance C,npl
MES North River 5000 Merchants, 5000 El l;abs,
$1,000; Connecticut, $1,000 Hartford sj0))i Washing
ton - coo; and Manhattan s 0'J-rotd S35ojo. Toe
looss Of Msssrs tending Pehof viii probably Snaua'
TO about $4,000 but It's a present impossible % TORN an9
correct estimate They are insured IN the following Goa
panies. Hudson River, 5000 New-Ans.erism $ 900
Umpire CITY s. 900: Mohawk Valley 5000; snl Say
vesaLf. g OoO-Total, $4,000
The LATE DIFFIcULTY on BOARD THE StRDINI.N FRis.
ATE san GIoyANSI-A communication was received yes
trday by the District Attorney from the commander OF the
Sandman trgaie San Giovanni expressing ms e1ss r.
gret at the liberty taken by some Of the sailors OF ne @
ate in carrying of 10 the vessel Franch the Italian who
kidnapped by them while upon the Battery. Az tue
time OF the commission Of the hghhanded outrage me com
mandsr shore paying his respects to me Mayor
and returning his vessel he at released the prs
oner He desired the District Attorney 70 trans nit copy
ofthe letter to Nr Franch The complain ant on receiV
Ing the apology, expressed himself satisfied, AMI VIII u'
urge the prosecution against the sailors. No person was
left in absolute command Of the vessel AZ the time 7 Cap
tain was shore The District Attorney yesterday ad
dressed Justice Bogart requesting him 70 dscon
tnue the proceedings against the sailors who were imp
Gated in the o;lense The circumstances of this difficulty
July published by at the time ofits occurrence
FarAL AccrDFSr-Mr John II Cook, assistant engineer
At the Scc Dry Dock az the foot of Pike met with
accident WEDNESDAY morning about ii "cl' o.
which occssoned his death lappeaIs that he went t. the
sde Of the deck 10 stop the pumps aud while engaged in
doing the shat OF the engine caught his neck hantker
a. and drew il = tightly that the windpipe was com
pl.ey severed His clothing torn from his body by
n gchnery, and when his situation discovered he
bad become detached from the works and was standing IN
one corner Of the room perfectly naked and speeches. 7
was conveyed 10 the Hospital whore there were some
hopes Of LA recovery until Yesterday morning, when be
died DIR Agnue, Of the n Y Hospital made postm0r
tenn examination Of the body and found that the wappe
had been severed. There other injuries OF Import
inflicted. Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the
deceased and verdict according with the above facts was
rendered by the jury The deceased was \ native OF
Brooklyn, ana was % years Of age.
Tnr LATE FR,rR.crnr-BaTtholouew Clancy. the lad
who killed his brother on saturday night last by ibong
him m the side Yesterday examined by Coroner Gam
be- wen he sisted that De is native Of ireland between
- and - years Of age and that he worked in printing
Office To the usual question To what he hid 10 say in
regard 90 thc charge made Against him. be answered. ~
thc lime of my using my knife did It only % scare my
brother away. did not intend 10 hurt him or 20 Kill him.
Tie accused appears 10 b. upward OF II or Is years ol
age. Affrhs examination tie Coroner committed him 90
prison to await the action OF the Grand Jury.
SURPRISE ASD ESCAPE OF A BrRot.R.-A daring but
uu-ucce ,sl attempt was made ~ O'Clock on "Wednesday
nj. It, by burglar io rob several houses in rwcnys.c-
onst between Sixth and seventh He had GOT upon
the oof Of Of the houses and passed from one 10 the
other, removing the scu'c coverings AMI making other
arrangements for subsequent operations until be got to the
fifth dwelling when his movements were detected by the
inmates Capt Stevenson who happened 70 b. near the
premises the time informed Of the oircur
and he Immediately brought two police non AMI com
mCnccd arch for the thief but i'm the confusion the
cal managed 10 escape H. probably entered one OF tn
scuitles and passed cut of the street door u1)bsryc
Fatal RAILROAD AcclDENr-C Christopher Fry lately
a resident Of Morrsania, walking careessy on the
New UavcD Railroad Yesterday about l2i O'Clock when
hc Ovetekcn by the morning train from Boston and
instantly killed His body was so terribly mudlated
h.t the remains could scarcely be collected The occnr-
the result OF the deceoscs c1rricssness lie
was said have been intoxicated at the time OF the acct
dent The casualty happened between Wuamsbrdse and
fordbam.
CARELESS BLAsTISG.-James Il. Brady contractor,
was yesterday arrested complaint Of Mr.. James Nc
I nad. and twcniysX others who charge HIM with
ssy blasting rocks in Forty sixth and Forty seventh s
near the Soconlav II is said that he prosecue5 the
business in wholesale way, dschardng rs many as five
keys of powder at a time and wiha preparing what
termed sand blasa more dangerous kind of blast than
any ether-and neglectng to cover them. The whole
ncglb0rboOd appears to be highly ncensed ~ bis manner
Of proceeding Justice Stuart required him to find bail in
$1,000 to answer.
RrN OyrR-A laborer named Patrick Eagon, was run
over Yesterday morning in Broadway Nesey st. by
stage No 100 and severely injured He taken to the
New or, Hospital by TIE Third Ward Police.
ScA1pKD TO DrArH-SIary Jane Norris, child about
year Old was severely scalded Wednesday night aud
died yesterday morning Coroner ODonnel held an in
quest upon the body yesterday at the residence Of the
parents Of the child No. i67 Eightav, and verdict Of
Accidental Death rendered by the jury. The child
had upset kettle Of boiling water over Itself while an u
tended
SUDDEN DFArH-Coroner II lion yesterday h ID m In
quest ut the Bellevue Hospital upon the body ~
nemod Salisbury said TO have been mcrcsu who had
become reduced In circumstances who died yesterday
While being conveyed to the Hospital N the poorhousc
wagon. he having been attacked witha convusive it,
Tie Jury rendered verdict OF DEATH from commissions
He was a native Of New York, 80 years Of age
Suicide ny DRowSISo-Wni. Heany whose body was
found in the water at the foot 81 Roossvelts Wednes
evening IL appears from evdencc taken by Coroner
Hilton yesterday commit asucide by drowning lie had
been sailor and bearded at No 81 james ST. which place
be eft about fOrnighsnce saying that he would com
mt suicide His boots we're found about hour af,ergad
on the wharf The Jury rendered verdict If death by
suicide by drowning The deceas ID was % years Of age
and a native Of IrelsAd.
AcclpYNrAL1Y nRowSED-Coroner Gamble Yesterday
hold inquest upon the body of lad years and months
old named Patrick Hany who was found drowned at Pier
No II NorilRiver. He had been missing about a week
The Jury 4ndered a verdict Of accidental drowning
ArREsr,oF YouyG THIEY--Felix Fay, the reputcd
leader ola gang OF juvenile house thieves who have been
IN the habit recently Of robbng Dwellings Of lead pipe
door knobs &c, and selling then to unkshop keepers
was ,est sday arrested by the Fifth Ward Police and
locked uPto await examination.
BrRGL Try. The Shawl and Mant. Establishment Of
Nh Charles Cook, No. C25 Broadway entered on
Tuesday night and robbed Of $1,000 worth Of richly
goods reward Is offered for tho aoyrehcn