New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-16

House and lot 1st place Observation-Disclosures. l,sO0
House State and Nevinsst 5000
House on State adjoining. 300
House and lot No. 81 Pacific IT. Observation-Disclosures $40
FIRFs-About o. o'clock on Friday morning fire broke
in sheds in the of lime kiln No 55 Troyst
The rcmcn cxtngushed the flames Damage trhing.
AT 10 o'clock on Friday morning fire tbroke out in
two story frame building Seventy fourth St, between the
9th and 10th avs owned by Ncssrs Nile Irvcv and occu
pied by r. A. Monkhouse japan factory The building
being filled with large amount of nammabc matter the
flames spread rapidly and before the renen could ubdue
them the building totally destroyed portion of the
stock saved from destruction. No insurance the
building. The stock is partially insured The los, did
exceed $4,000 The Nineteenth Ward Police were present
and rendered assistance to the frcmeIl
BOARD OF AIprRnEy-Friday, April l5-Richard T.
Compton, Esq. President in the Chair.
Pefifi01S Rcterred-Of property along the
Harlem Railroad to have the deep along said road from
Eighty. to the Tunnel, arched of Peter Hege
and others to close BloOmngdae square of Charles
Ely and C. n Potter for grant of ferry franchise from
Twentieth ST. +. r. to the foot of DIST. AZ Hunter point
the intersection of East River with the norhery shore of
Newton Creek; of Messrs Rice 4 Smith to have Broad
way swept and the dirt removed before o'clock every
morning Sundays excepted of Peter Curen and Others to
be organized liydlant Co.
ReSOiut0RS-By Aid Sturtevant-Ihat the Street Com.
missioner take immediate steps to have the numbers on the
buildings in Greenwchst. from Battcryplace upwards,
corrected Adopted. BY AID Stureyant that the Com
missioner Of Repairs and Supplies be directed to make
contract with Messrs Russ q Reid to pave that part of
Broadway with the Russ pavement lying between Franklin
and Canal sts. covered with the Perne pavement
Referred to Committee Streets
BY Alderman Bard
Wiea. The income the Real Estate purchased by city
1874 adoption of the sinking fund and the of
built 1914 both paid out of the City Treasury have been
Ts5 s ;si G fs y s.
1874 and for out Of the City Treasury with the income 1SGruns
theeo Ap seva b the npoms Se tbs the tom
informed the yearly PLACED into the
wa1d h sg9S ut Sf Of fGR s ta4es
BY AID Bard-TO refer to committee on law to enquire
into and report whether any Real Estate purchased by the
City since ls44 and paid for out of the City Treasury IS
amenable to the Sinking Fund ordinance and whether such
property should not be disposed of by the Common COun
ell and not by the Commissioners. Also. whether the in
come of such purchased and the piers built from the
Treasury since 1871 should not be P3d into the Treasury
towards the reduction of its taxes. Adopted
Commuaicotioa>-from the Governors OF the Aims
House upon the necessity of applying to the Legislature
for permission raise loan to complete the new ork
House on Backweis Island. Referred. From William
Wordsworth asking for investigation into the accounts
rendered by the Districts Courts Of the City, of fees re
ceyed for eectng tenants for the last nVe years Adopted
10 he sent to the Controller
Rcports Ado0tcd-Concurring with the Board of Assis-
talts to purchase hose carriage for Hose Co No =
Concurng build sewer i'll lloh from ID avto lar
lem River.
ordinance amending the ordinance for the government OF
hackney coaches and increasing Their rate OF pay ON si
charges on an average about - per cent Adopted after
some opposition by Aldermen Denman Ieman ana
Pl[ouiion Adopt,d-By AID Moore, that the Mayor be
requested station policeman at near the corners o.
Fulton and other streets ntersectng broadway IN the most
the drivers of carts and other vehicles from interfering
with and driving over foot passengers
OnmOtion the Board adjourned to Monday
Tpr LATE BURGLARY AND Ex.rNsIyE RounrEY IL
BRo,DwAY-Ayrcst Of the Pcrpotrn1rS.-lt will be remem
bered that on the night of the 10th of March last the tailor
ing establishment of Lyman Derby. No 252 Broadway was
entered by burglars who robbed ii OF goods to the value
of upwards of $4,000 The particulars of the robbery
were published by after is occurrence ana until
quite recently clue had been obtained OF the ppeta
tors day or two since young man named Geo Parent
residing at No 40 Lewis St and another individual vlng
in CannOnst called ON Mr. DERBY ana S'aeu lhal tIGe
Young men named Chas. Beales VIM Mattress ana MI
chae Donnely the guilty parties that beales "lo''
dapuereOtvpist doing business over Mi DERBY STORE
had the idea of robbng the premises OF MI ID
and had informed him Of his determination in the presence
of Mattress whom he asked TO join him in the enterprise
The dav following the night which the burglary was
committed Beales while III an oyster cellar al te corner
Clinton and Division SIS told Parent that he and two other
men had committed the burglary and that he was then 60
ing to about his share of the plumber Parent had pre-
yOuy seen Beaes and Mattress together IN the same eel
lar and heard the latter say he knew first rae man 10 W
gage with them in the enterprise Mt Derby upon geluhS
This nformation proceeded before Justice Osborne ana
preferred charges burglary against Beae Mattress ana
bonney all Of whom arrested yesterday by officers
Patterson and Bowling of the Lower Police Court and Off
Ger Campbell of the Court of Sessions Inc two former
taken while up town, and the latter Whe ne was as
cussing a mug of ale and playing game of cards m
porter house. corner of Chatham and Jamessts. Inc
prisoners were Yesterday taken before the Magistrate and
underwent examination, which give in detail
Mchacl Donney stated that heis - years OF age; was
born Ireland clerk by profession and IN relation 10
the charge is innocent
m u iHqn MoroSs stated that he Is - years of age
five of the State OF Maine and is salesman IN Clothing
Store In reference to the charge he stat himself To be
innocent 80
Cbos Beals said am - years Of age native of Con
nectcu reside No 10 Stanton St and am Daguerreo
typst doing business at No 252 Broadway In reference
ia the charge of burglary wish 10 state that the first time
met Downing and Mattress AZ Porter House at the
corner of Clinton and DivisonSts | then knew them by
the names Of Mike and Bill This before the burglary
and about six weeks ago; gave them my card ana invited
Them 10 call at nv place of business two or three days
after they came, and after converSlS aWle tey aShe1
me what kind of business done below; informed
Them that IL was tailoring establishment 1heY WdntcCtO
know If any person slept the and informed them
that no one slept there They said they would watch some
evening and morning and who went out oil ana IN ts
premises | not kn5w whether or not they dId watch
but one afternoon Mike went down and examined the
side door leading DerbyS store They then went away
and said they would again did not see them again
until after the commission of the robbery saw them the
night after the robbery in Porter House ana Mike gave
me sci II the night previous to the robbery mar
Mike examined the door of MIR Derbys premises. When
they left that night did not think they going to com
init the robbery. After it done went TO see them
about IL as knew they must have committed H. After
tbev cave me the money went home and paid my beard
hin and nv Doctors bill My wife sick and was sick
al the time and had been for my sickness should
not have touched cent of the money thought several
times after had received the money that could manage
10 raise the SCI should give back to them and then give
information about the robbery but not hearing much about
il lately was fearful of an exposure
On the conclusion of the examination the three prisoners
were committed TO prison for trial. default of $4,000 bail
each Up 10 last evening portion OF the stolen properly
had been recovered.
CHAUYcEY {. LARKrS, THE NOTORIOUS SwISDLER.-
This swindler who of late has been practising his
vocation under the names of Col Fillmore. Col Polk &c
was Yesterday visited in his cell al Essex Market Prison by
quite a number Of individuals of whom gentle
men whom he had swnded and others police officers who
bad known him for long time, and curious to know