New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-22

10 The o "" = Bl-7ek@r-t " -rfiOg Ish
ed Dsusse frifrg The FIRE originated in b.rr-l II
rubbish tsIdpg in the shop, bat Ia sna msansr is I'll
Known
SATURDAY norping sbaut ten O'Clock frs broke oa IN
the front the fourth ~ Il bod- NJ 2l First
v, occuyed by Isssc A. Grshrsr. a cabinet MAYER
Stop s0d s.ssT"om The IRE caused by the piliag
Of pot Of glue which TIE york nsu as.;
l. On top 81 small stove. To- fr-m-c and police so'n
ex guhed the fsmss. Dot however 5sfars tas premises
damaged Ia th- amount OF snou' 5000 No insurance
Mr. GsrbrsI es.instss bic lnss stock about 500
Yesterday ncrDiag At l2 o'cOcs,s ire Uncovered
the bssemeDt Il the bu aiDg No % ;, M.rks plea
occupied a. a bosroipg nouse By Mr. cAauon Ia
fSnes were speedily extDgushed The hre slPPo.ei
to hsve ceen tbs work Of oefign
STEAMBOAT AceIDESr-PRovIDEsTIA EscArE-i
f-w Gays ago. Mr.. J W Ar,hiosld Jr, OF g IN
Cove Long Island had pla,sd light c.rrAg- on
bostd the beat for this .iy, and having OCCASION
for arcis in IT, bad Just -Dt-r-d il sh-n sudden
leaving Of the boat put vehicle IL motiOa and
siantly rolled yerbOaTo aud to -ink 9TH
unfortuD ate tenant who thus enclosed gwen for
lost, when three otnct blows heard, aud tmn-di-
stsly aervard be 20 20 the surface. The
wheel had struck 1 thu h. sd Of the eoup and thus mO
prOvIctntslly enabled him dissDgaSe himself from his
perlcus situation LAD hsd himself outside Of me
carrsRe and lie vas a.o plunged ins the river With Ut
having carried down. He secured fragment Of the
wre' and although unable b s~m managed to sustain
himself while il the water Mr. A. ps-ceyed his presence
Of mind and encouraged bis young companion. only tour
teen years Of 10 bold uutil relief came After
being several minutes floating down the stream they we're
rtscueo BY the kind ana huDahe -xeons Of persons who
Witnessed the scene from the Brooklyn side
ACCIDENT os TIE NV YORK AID ERIE RAILROAD
JAMES Cregin. employed a wstchmsn he N-~ York
and Erie Railroad met with an accident by which ms
nsb leg broken IN the iolo sng msnnsr; IL appear
that he stationed az draw bridge the line OF III
way that the river Port Jervs 70 look after
approaching tram, which coming at the appoint
ed time Crsgn lay down the track in order 10 near
easily fit IVES coming along While in this position
he fell asleep the train In the meanzhIle having
oowcs'cher in ts progress and thrown on one side BY
which be received the n jury above described
AooIDEsT WHILE BLASTING On Saturday afternoon
kb Lamed hR Dor.n while blasting rocks in Forty
bsd Of the fingers Of his left hand blown
of by the premature d'charge of the blast It had missed
FIRE end be engaged IN dasing out the charge when
the accident occurred.
SUDDEN DIATH-Wm Kirk, a usn about 60 years OF
eied suddenly Saturday afternoon, St Washington
Market He bad for number Of years pat,
slant frequenttr Of the market The body conveyed
~ the Third Ward police station where Coroner Hilton
held an inquest upon il pos,mortem examination
made, when il ascerained that death csued by
sn.ursm at the arch Of the and verdict that
effect was rendered by the Jury.
Ay1IMPT AT SUIcIDE-David Bush mason by trade
redi in Bedford St while 10 oftsmporary ierangs
n.nt on Friday night attempted to commit suicide oy
cutting bis throat with On the following ,rninz
be discovered nsepsbe from loss Of blood aud
10 the New fors Hospital whre the wound WAS sewed up
and he has sufficiently recovered TO be able speak
thous with difficulty.
CHARGE THREATENED ASSAULT AND SELECTION
On Saturday aft, rnoon. y German named Geo. Weber
boarder st French Hotel appeared before Justice Boga
and made a complaint against female living a. NJ a
Chsrltonst, named Anna Opperman. whom he charges
With having threatened to take his life He says that she
follows him wherever he goes that she carries With her
DIX and bottle Of oil Of vitrol with which 70 sab or
dsfgure him, and that his life is constantly in danger. lie
further ssy tina. hs met her At the Of Broadway
ano Duane s. Juu 1852 and hs hss cohabi'sd WITH hr
from that time until within about NTH aud that the
of her threats and Is because he refuses
"a marry her At the time Weber skIng this com
plant before Justice Bogsrt, the woman Opoernan,
making b4sre Ju-tice Grsth against Weber, whom
she charges with e-otDg her She states thzt the
and year above named she became acquainted with
him and since that tune until recently he has visited her.
repeat ely promised marriage that relying upon tn.
promise che has su herself be betrayed by aud
that recently he has deserted her aud Geeioss ul his
engagement To subsauaie the ca srga she Introduces
vitns named Mnns Mowsky, residing n No ~ Henry
ST. who oorrobOraes her statement and that shs
heard Weber promise to marry the complainant Weber
yesterday arrested By officer. OBrea and Gasg1sr.
aud will have examination at o'clock this Afternoon.
Tie female also arrested and required 70 find bail 10
keep the peace toward Weber.
The LATE ARRAY BETwRES GEORGE LEE AND A Po
Mn The case Of Geo Lee VINO weeks since
struck in the eye with an umbrella by P,lcsn,a
King the Fifth Ward the latter states in self fe'ens
some testimony yesterday taken before Jusc- Wood
The principal witness Morgan Dr-ehIn OF No. -
Prince sho states that At the time the arsy occurred
he in his store at the above number, shen Les
in intoxicated aud commenced abusing him the i,t
shameful manner and otherwise conducting himself very
improperly. Othcer Mig ~ thls time IN bsck room
into the store, aDc, Showing his tar t-,t-d
Lee discontinue his dsg acrfu conduct He AZ the
time stated thai be III health aud on th- sick hs sad
unable compel him t. behave himself properly bat
thai # he failed d. be ,hould procure Lee
NJ hi- meGced abusing the officer aud struck hun
Ore ban, the wn So then went to the Fourteenth ard
Station louse for another ,i ~ but told by the Ctp
tain 90 houe. He did and fjuld Oicsr kog still
who told him that he Gfait to leave H. how
dir lave after wLen he closely folio Red by
l and the officer ne says fearing violence MS per
son urled and struck at Lea with his umbrella the
point Of which entered his eye injured the Drain Le
is not expected 20 recover.
A CHuD DESERTED Ca Saturday evening gill only
IL years # sge found oy officer Marsh of the Mn
t.enth Ward wandering sloog the Tniro near Forty
second ~ ara being taken % the Police Station aud
quetfoned she stated her 20 be Bridget McCarny
anc that ste recently arrived in the city with her cous
Nm McCaIthy, from Cbcsgo, sod hsd me hsr visit
her uncle who works Railroad 10 Westminster County
She further stated nat ab Z, halt ur before shs
found by officer Mssb Der cOuin hsi lei her tn street
tSbina with him a bank bill which belonged 70 her She
SEQ s1o that about week since Der father and m)hsr
both died AZ ChcsgO She has trunk, containing her
clobng src pocket book with sl3 n il which money
SD. says gwen ~ hs people who sept the h0u'y
vhere she and Ler parents bvsd. With Instructions not 60
Let her oouin know ha she had L. The De eTtsd a ID
place in charge If Mrs Margaret Fnigsn living in Fifty
ninth I near The Station House, where she viii remain or
he present
MORE ABOUT THE CABBAGE NUISANCE Lieu, Tat, o.
the SIih ard Police, yetsris, made the f0iOsing
port 10 Chief ltss relation 70 thu throwing OF gsr5
age into thu streets He says For several fsys past the
"Ofo,rs Of this District havs given their senton % tbs
prevention Of garbage being thrown into the streets snt