New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-23


Neo-York Nay 20, 1859
SrRASeERs-The following are among the arrivals at
the principal hotels:
IRVING HOUSE
Hon G. M1s ss5 Fey Wi Strong g'Sn. wis.,
Judge Geodsn, New-Banshire. O. T. Peil Mexico
Maj z. II. Harrison, BALI Dr. d. v MeIaine, Esson.
d B'IS9 s p P f + ff 15a s. s nsa A'F'
Rev. Tho. Rambani savannah, f. A. BoaflHan, Boston
'H; 70 JSAR NSGI 61a,e,
Hon. T. W. Burgess Providence. G scuader, Bos,oa.
Hon J. r. Ely, Bnghamon W. a. p MnshL W 'lnnston
R T. r5 eRSaGn A lSaiy' " s hs s sly
Dr. CIV Harry, Buaaic nc Lsushin, Philadelphia.
" r. Duvaii Baltimore. &c. Chenowith, Cincinnati
J. o. b. Minott Boston. j II. Curtis California.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL
Hon. NJ G. King, Washington. DMecullogh Alabama
en-. Wallace Kentucky. W. D. Pickman- Salem.
Geo Jones Georgia s.TaWes Charleston
A. Rlchmon6 Providence.
AsToR HOUSE
Thgrow Weed, Albany; r. :; Mii9on C E.i
Gc II c f. esasss r. Kentucky a R b9n
Dr. w Ns6 H kh1Se e S125:' Rshaa Kentucky
Dr. L. H. Harris Georgia. r. c. Winienmther Kentucky
D. Mxen, Charleston
LARGE HAuL-Sixty.eight persons were arrested on
Saturday night in the lower district, comprising the hrst
six Wards nearly all of whom locked the TOmbs or
sent to BlRclwelIs Island as Migrants.
BOARD OF ALDERxES-Saturday, May 2l-Richard T.
Compton Esq, IN the Chair and a quorum present The
minutes of the previous meeting read and approved
Petitions Reierred-Of j. A. Il j. d. Secore, to have
fence i'm Eleventh s. between Dry Dock st and East River
removed OF T. Tacot and Others to have lumber way
ons carriages, &C. removed from Fourth St from McDou
InrifofionOf Col A. S Vosburgh 10 review the list
Regiment Rife Thursday goth inst at a clock, PM.
Rcsoiutions-By. AID Smith that the Street Commits
soner have the Vanderbilt Rock of the perhead foot Of
Jacksonst surveyed andto report TO this Board the
cost for which II could be removed TO sufficient dept Tor
the want of navigation Adopted.
BY Aid AyOri-IO have q building on Seventeenhst.
near Fouhsy cited up for the purpose ofhodng the poll
S25 be appropriated to pay for the same
Rpofs Adopted-To c0nfrnhe returns ofthe Chief En-
gineer for the month of March 1853. To refund money
paid by the NowYork Institution for instruction of the
Deaf and Dumb paid by said institution under protest
Adverse petition Of lily Bolnd for injuries received by
discharge in the Park in 1916 Adverse to pay
ing for repairs 10 carriage of Hose Co II, sc
Petition OF cartmen employed in the pavement OF and
cleaning streets for increase Of pay from s. to - 50
On motion the Board adjourned to Monday
FlRrs-On Saturday morning at past l9 o'clock fire
broke out in small barn First and One Hundred
and Twenty Fourth ST. belonging Morris Randall Esq.
The fremen were on the ground very promptly put
falling 10 obtain supply OF water were unable to save
the building from destruction. The Twelfth Ward Police
succeeded IN saving most OF the contents
FIRE-On Saturday afternoon fire discovered in
clothes pantry in the basement Of tho dwelling house No
l4g Wsvery.paee, occupied by Mr.. Heath. The flames
were e1tnguished before much damage occurred. lhe
fire was doubtless the work Of an incendiAry
The City Hall and other bells yesterday, rang fLse
alarms for the Nth With and With Districts The remsn
were ont in large numbers but could not discover any
signs Of fire. This practice OF ringing false alarms OF nre
Sundays should be put stop TO by the proper authoE
ties.
FIRE HARLEM-The barn OF Morris Randel Esl7
Of Harlem totally destroyed by fire Saturday morn
inc, about o'clock The fremen were promptly on uis
spot but owing the want Of water they could not PIE
vent the entire destruction OF the property Loss S9v1-
partly covered by insurance The FIRE must have been me
work OF an iEcendary and the Police OF Harlem are on
~ G,lIt
AccIDEST-An elderly lady named Sylvester was SOME
what injured at the OF BrOome 81 and the oo%ery
Saturday afternoon in consequence OF beng STUCK Az
knocked down by the pole OF one OF the long cars o. %
Harlem Railroad Fortunately however sue ish " .nc
middle OF the track and the passed without dong ns
further injury The driver OF the car had her con'syea
the residence Of her sonn law. The occurrence was H
dental and blame is attached TO the driver as ne au al
in his power 10 prevent the accident
DEATH IN The CITY PRIsoS.-Coroner Hutton he'u a.
nouest on Saturday upon the body Of unknown nAn
WHO died ON Friday night az the City Prison an hour Ae
his admission He had been committed for gross
ton and had frequently before been an ini"se u -.
Prison The jury rendered verdict Of dealh IIVAn t
plexy caused by ntemperance.
AcoIDExT-0n Saturday morning MI u M9o 49, ON
verey burned while boiling varnish in sma snAnee o
Eighty Nnthst betwt en- Third and FOprsh avs Ae MAS
sent to bis residspce in 0iyerst.