New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-14

nbscondod, In a brOherlnlaw of Mr. Joseph II fmnunI
whose forged the paper ofhe firm OF GHian
Co. druggists in Old slip requested to state that
neither be any member Of said firm in any way re
lated 10 Mr. Farnum
THE ELECTION RETURNS
n ~ Editor Of TA> n. A. TrbuH,
brsn SIN In ySgI E.gr Of hi, morning you eo%glai@9
tie apidais for Judge Of the Superior Court are bo-f
Now good friends. permit TO that the returns OF
the votes for het gentleman in the District OF who's
irg the number Of votes cast for Mr. Cutler for the
tenn of six years. aud truly representing the number
of cast fo- Mr. Cutler for the Of two years
The with Of the tecinr in The length OF term de-
signed for the candid you well know the law requires
10 be EXPRESSED in the ballot OF ad slsctor That express
ion mysef and associates faithfully Transferred to tho re-
turn- Al this can be aggrieved Ihe eiecor hsy-
ing adopted such designation as be thought pr9per.
Your obt seryt GEO. W. TH.caEE.
koromJr 10, ls53.
FIRr We announced in our Saturday morning lion
that ct clock a NJ fire had broken out in the building
Ncl3o Weierst We now give some additional pa.eua-s;
The building at tho time occupied by Julian Ae1 IN
porter and manufacturer Of cigars Stitch Brofher esp
manufacturers, and John Mcknight ~ Company, "a al
office The fire originated from some cause unknown,
in Tho cap mandatory in the third story and EXTENDED to
the fourth story The remen promptly responded 70 tie
alarm and in q short time succeeded in subdnng the
fsmes: not however, before property 10 the amount oil
about $4,000 wa destroyed and damaged by water Ine
OF the third sd fourth stories were entirely de
stroyed large quantity Of cigars the e floor were
damaged by water. The building was damaged to the
amount OF about $500 3,
Mr. Aliens loss is about s. coo He il insured as fol-
lows: Hamilton Insurance Company, $1,000; Peoples
IDsurance Company, $1,000 and the Commercial Incur
ance Company 5000 Total $1,000 The loss Of Stitch
& Brother il about $4,000. Insured $4,000 in the North
Western Insurance Company, and $500 in the Augusta
Insurance and Banking COMPANY Of Georgia 49,,
Tie books and papers of Mcknight Co were slightly
damaged
Dr,ru FROM IvJurrws-Elizaboth Miaileness. tue
child who had her skull fractured by brick which fell
uron it from scaIod at the building corner Of
broadway and Canal st on Friday afternoon d,et yeser
day at the NewYork Hospital An inquest will be held
upon the body TO day.
Foryp DEAD rs BED.-An aged woman, named Narga.
ret Fitch was found dead at o'clock yesterday morning
in her bed at the house Of Thomas Glynn In Forty hnh
st. Second An inquest will be held to day upon
the body.
P.upo,n CoIttslos-A collision took place on Sat
udny morning One hundred and ninth st. between the
10 O'Clock down train md up train The Harlem Rail
road No DAMAGE was done, except The breaking oil
catcher.
Mysrrprors ArrsIR-On Thursday evening last
youpg German female named H. Nandermafe, was taken
on boaI the ST. amlOGi Aida bya Capt stewart an1 MISS
Smith Of Brooklyn who Isced her IN charge o me cap
tain II Tho boni with Instructions 10 leave her ut Round
out The girl III n tho time, having for three weeks
Jre,ious been eueng from dysenory She had bee on
iofrd hu, short time when she expressed suPi'e az
befp on her way 10 RpundOu q, sc said had no trends
tlero and thought she being sent to hospital The
cfrtnn siwe her every kindnc. until the boat arrived
m H. destination and hon brought her as FAR back as
Nowicrlh opposite 20 which Place she died icrremins
were brought Ia he ely AMI conveyed 10 The Bellevue
d,ad howe wh,o tho Coroner viii hold an nlie.i upon
ih,m 20 day The motive weieh 'niucea ,sP. H,s'lH
md Mi. Smith sond the girl 70 'an lot D. uaknoss
hot will probably irausfifc the nq1isiiion The De
ooa,d ed lived for short tune o. domestic IN family
foriairg n i'foollyn
Cn.ror 90 IhonWr Ronnrnr.--Aboui = o'clo'k On
s,fn,fr, ,.lt Matthew Wailrt whn "a Ia inms Hate
,i'i,,, ~ III f.silenrc ~ sii pesf e. ss'ail,ri
Irosi rd down. and rnh.d ~ 81 -. by. - aies
-eor NAMED Niohaol ksno VII aasrFs ~ eel "h,r'
ss'h Nafs ord bsfh -eni in roarch eftsc rob,o Anc,
ff,rilr $500 haafs ln tAsi 10y. tf avg. hai anl
Ert,d BIN ur in TO s.ion lillfc. lr'iffliy h1 "a
a.. .af. In.iie l,rut snd "a "a up f5r tia iic
i' - lr.tfnsa. srd as'.i 81 NJ b c''an'''si
Arrr.roy Mtnsr,sr Cnr.tn WIN Fltt Per
rrs.fs- Aflsd iarsr. fasfrhani 81 liaaa'. 80 on
Saturday bfoaEti To- ~. 50 b. oaesr' N"al' aal AZ
isrer sso Ir,clrri ~ amt hin BY os - he
ffr al Hcrd - A Csnk. grncfrr a. NJ a fr'1' . u -
frorsd let in An Lest h' errps.i p1rchtt'i a. ,nt
s.f, o.fi of goods en- credit mshnr the i.m' the
,tsf. emf iisf w. urs H. solrc1i nfi with al
losa t-otl0 otrr rnd shove ha liabilities. nNeH .a'
roi,s r,cn or iho parcls'o b. amc doe they woss d
l..r.l md d. hru aron making iutiirr, ascerH uel
a. ticv ssee ih1 Gsmoni he made 20 ihon - D. al'e
IN o,ers particular The pri'ner J. ale, ohffse wa
ohaiu ~ similar tale ioprcaenaiions slsl9 y h %
good, ff,in ho.sr. Beach knouliop. q tbs y ani
+ "a raid that o'hsr mercantile firms Il The City hste su'
r,d moro ioa osiou.isoly by tho 'opro',aiai'ns OF
~. festsed De w taken before Justice stuart nnd
committed To- await examination
Arpr.r. ron p.ssiNo CorSrrErrir MoSrr.--A msn
named .ios.rh Perkins arrested on Slinrlay by
Ii,ut Dunn and others II the Twentieth ward f9h'e,
eln,ced with pa.ing various places IN the essl side 81
the iy five dollar couniorfoii bills on the fnrmes AM
pro,rfs Bank nj sonorp. n \. On" Of the hh- va
as, Al the grocery Of Cornelius Smith No NJ Avenue
wooiirr A the store of RObi q Gardner 40 lSp Avenue
& another ON IienrW altman a. the conero Avenue
and Ninth ~ and another Philip iio'senger OF No l1J
Avenue C. Upon the auot oiihe prisoner he became mich
ALARMED and confessed hs guilt stating aso tnaI one
Charles Slralion had furnished him with the b' Sraon
was then arrested and on his porson was iound S'o
altered bill on the Citizens Bank. Worcester Mass tw,
so lls ON The State Stock Security Bans Indiana. anu
two a bls ON tho Union Bank Boston, Mas This prs
oucr Is now under indictment for pacing counterfeit
money md 4. under bail 10 nnsecr He, together with
pcrkin were committed to prison by Justice Stuart for
n0i.
grco,yRv on srorrv JrwrLRr About 600 worth
of LvoIry which was stolen few days since. from
woman named Meyers living NJ No. 100 Church st, by
one Mary I,radley, yesterday recovered by ohoer
Iohrson. u the Eighth Ward Tho thief was arrested
ow DAYS since another charge q larceny and Is now
in prison.
SrrAriSo BANK Cnrc1s.--An Irish woman named Cath
crime Mabie living ut Harlem wa on saturday arrested
charged with apIaoprsine two checks which she found -
her own use Ono Of them for sss go on the Phenx
Hank and The other for ei27 30 the City Bank al
IIrooklyn Both had boon los in Nassau a. BY clerk OF
Geo ! Rran 81 No. ~ Maiden lane The one on the
Thorix Bank was cashed by the finder the other was
siopr.d al Tie Bank and the accused who presented H.
detained She committed by Justice Bogar for trial
Cn.roY or Lrnrr-Mr Daniel W. Clark, member Il
Assembly elect from the Fourth Ward Saturday. pre-
fered complaint against snes Mcclure bis political op
Tonsn Tor the Office charging him with haVin; PAT
In circulation hand bill. stating that Clark hsi been
convicted o some oen,e which statement Mr. CLARK al
lges is untrue The accused appeared Saturday with
bis counsel before Justice Bogart and gave bail IA 500
to answer the charge.
ARREST FOR GRASD LAEcEyr.-A German barrier,
named Hermann SclnOck arrested SATURDAY mig
bv policeman Morrison of the First Ward charged with
I.vn la.