New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-12-29

Isl OF 'he assurances on TIE pr perry destroyed by tie L.
conhagratonin Front st. with the exception OF the nar,,
on the cargo Of the Great Repubc White Squa .,s :,
seph Walker which could rot ascertain.
Trsdwel & Son $4,000 in the Merchants I'm.
81. Ni,holas Insurance Comparie.
Jones, Rowland Co, siooe0-sliOOO in the y.,;,..,
Insurance Company, el2ooo in tie Market Insarsp,,r
IGny and $4,000 in other ofieIs
r. VI. Reynolds $4,000 in CITY Companies
J. L. Jores $4,000, and W " De Forrest. sson
different City Offices
Dw Manwaring slioOo N the Market r ns .0sx-
wich Insurance Companies.
Messrs Otis & Loroy $4,000.
Wm Hi, e5oCc
Messrs. Davidson s Young $1,000
Messrs Nunsn 4 Co, $4,000; Townley & Co sao.,
Mr Cooley. $500 Mr. Dooiy .,5o.
Messrs Harris s Co. $4,000
The enire loss is e.iinsel At over one million Of Aa.
TIE building Ne 70 John st, in which Ere bol. =.
yesterday morning, occupied by James o Nora :.
gneer and manufacturer OF Pipes for steam aud "a, .,
by Pudney & Russell as printing office. Trough N.
exertons Of the fremcn The building saved fon IA
siructon, though greatly damaged by the FIRE The .o
Of Pudncy & Russell nearly destroyed and the s.al
of Mr. Morse greatly damaged by water
IsJuRrD AT FikE-Mr Thomas Roe, A m.rb., 4,
Engine Co No H. while assisting Hook and LadBer Con,
pany tho fire in JOhnst early yesterday morning wu
badly hurt by being struck by a ing c,rnice Hs
bruises very severn, though happily not dango qua
The LATE MURDER IN FoRrr FIRST sr-Coroner Hilton
yesterday examined Cornelius Sullivan who stands charged
with causing the death of bis son William on the s0th ms
by throwing q stick Of wood him He stated that he was
born in Ireland; was 90 years Of age. blacksmith by
trade but now nigh, scavenger In relation to the eha,
against him he said was not the cause Of my sons deaA
threw stick at him. which struck him on the eSs9
lower rart of his body about % feet from hi a, hs
time be was going the drain when the stick sirak
him he very bad boy and had como to the dOOs
strike me; be Afterwards 10 the house and asked
Law down said ii he would be good boy nothing wola
be too good for him The prisoner al the close Of this e.
animation was fully committed f5rtral
DIED YESTERDAY We f,4ud q li;ilo scrap Of papr-a
vss a fragment waste leaf and only contained few
words but they were word of pinf-l meaning to soms
Iody Torethoy arc: Ezras father died yesterday morn
"ing-ard" ~ That was all. There the story ended
or rather there was the end Of al knew all eOSd
know, of Ezra or lis father Who what where, wAea
how, why, lie died or whether old young suilens
by accident or by lingering disease alike unknown
We only knew that Ezra father is dead and hope he
full Of years and harry And Ezra is an orphan ba
whether young and hep less know not or wheA
c. lch or poor But this we know that there greet
the day before or last week, and what else was wr4
ten-what cse may be wrbn-wbat else should be wrt
ten after that significant little monosyIablo and Nothing
Not one word more That is enough II Is a proper epi
taph Let Ezra erect monument il he is rich as CrssuS
10 his fathers memory and lie shall and moro fitting
words for ihst monument than these upon the e scrap
of popor inst waited to feet by chance wind II
is in wind that blows any good" and this an
i'll wind II Il has brought good thoughts the mudsof
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twill be a goSd thought il they think Of the possibility
aye Of tie certainty, that wind. perhaps the next
change viii wait the to somebody else that he
who reads This item today may have ii written Of him TO-
morrow" Died yesterday
INFAMOUS RoBBrnv-On Tuesday evening Officers Mal-
ford and MoKer Of the Nineteenth Ward, found man
named VIM. Agaiy wandering about Yorkylle, nearly
naked quite intoxicated and almost frozen what eohny
be had being quite wet lie was taken to the Poess
ton hawed out and sobered when he stated that 10 Evd
in E'zabctport N J., and lad come to the City sas
brother who lived here That he got into TnIrdav car
and while riding up town made the Acquaintance Of three
men whom he supposed labOers, who offered the
duct him to his brothers house. They left tho together
and he followed them pond where they knocked hin
down threatened his life and robbed him Of gold watch,
gold chain 60 in money drab oyercoat satin vest, blue
cloth cap boots &c. lie believes too that they threw him
into the pond but not positive that he did not l into H.
Previous the robbery his companions induced him take
sundry drinks After he sufficiently recovered he
supplied vsh clothing and conducted to the residence Of
his brother in Monroest
TIE BRIDGE.-We CHANGED TO be caught in the snow
furry Of last evening, under Genins awning, where
great crowd had collected spruce young man, imps
tent of delay just the thckest made dash
to the street bui in twinklng rolled back into The
gutter barely escaping tho wheels and hoofs with his Life
AS he stood scrapng the lush from his ruined cassmeres
he caught through the door a glimpse Of Genns phh
whereupon he marched in and, after cycling the jolly pro
prietor a moment, cried out in great wrath. Gem
why the - don't you build that 6,tdger Everybody
laughed but whether at Germ or his strange customer
we could not tell But certainly bridge no. there should
be some security at least something like fair chance
for life 10 crossing this thoroughfare The binding snow
and the reckless driving yesterday made crossing ams
as much as one's life was worth.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DoSATIoSs.-Those VINO sna
money to Us for benevolent purposes must AXE Their chn
that it Is received and faithfully applied We have no ns
TO acknowledge all the letters and do not think worn
while to print them Those who send money to TIE iH
uyE Office for specific objects of charity may be assur'df
is faithfully applied Those who send ii for generspr
poses of beneyoIence may also rest satisfied that VIM
applied TO some good purpose. There are great many
worthy objects in this City for which We should be gaa"
have great deal more money than we get
SUNDAY School AssnERsARY-The Gospel Unon
Mission Sunday School Anniversary this evening
o'clock in the Oliver ct Baptist Church Singing
children speaking by Chan ellor Ferris DR. Cayler ana
others Admission free to all
TIE BROADWAY RAILROAD AND PonLIc EDrclrioA~
novel proposition was made by M c. II. smia " 'ns