New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-19

,fG fifr,ift ~ 20 tnDia '"fgs lT more tnan thiry
y,,,. tss yssgssd Is Nsd King announced the rssg-
..,., H. De submit On he ish inst II Is said however.
"a o. y.tsgsbs Jr1sssf has g, tho request Of tho
r,s>s s,rsla ~ eriinDo biz ooBrze Of lectures ut The
f5kg1 Nm 0sas ssi<ads aie ebsDgss until neIi hsfsn
m, g-yny,-kr Lsdlgw. suetionoer recently sold "
5sss De writ The Gvs ks house f,uofition ana Sso'*
fS,l, n Es1l,sn ~ sns Twenty fosrih 1t, for ssooos
Tie k<s psrs orn.a w ~ Dvgh, Jr The present f'sS
ss1ens vii H. pn~v.d and fsst oa>s residence put up
M Cbsm,sres ssviegs Bank have pur;hvcd 70 ~
jss IN he ona Lafayette pIscs and Fourth st. f~
seD6fD pi.ps hsndsonno saiEos vii SON be put up
i've Gesssnd S5lars ~ he Ten fs tho House Of Indss
~ Ssm have ben ylsdgsd The balance viii be. rodv
At eti,k n.s ckFsH II The Five Points school vii ~
,1ptsEy Mr. P.sas d, Bssysfds Panorama Hall wh~s
kass Lsys ths opportunity Of SEEING tbsm free u
,tsrgs Dossfon, ,f co.hss VIII 10 thankfully received
Tie exhibition IN The evening Ia 5r the benefit Of this ehsr
habs Institution. 70 erect bSiIdngs the farm at BsA
Chester
Tf1s VIII be trial 70 day q, i2 O'Clock Of thrssAing
s,Lipe bul uIon princpis, q, Jscksa Pesry.
No GO Water Il
AbL.t & wlc ornbs Ices By the fire Of wsshsg
ton and Janest Nov H. 1873. Machinery. elosss,
Goods finished t2Iso. Total si3o2. Insurance; EsnA
sesoo Ast r. eco; Augusta ti.oo0i Market ti.sse.
Hamilton s3,oo0 Total, ts,5oo
Fms On Tbursday night sfre occurred in the build
ing No Trinity Place caused by the explosion OF can
pierre lamp was exoguished before much damage 90
CURED. No alarm was given. .
ersd in the building No 3si BOwery occupied by George
w Grifihs. boot and shoe store. The fremen were
early on the ground after the alarm was given and soon
succeeded in extngu hing the flames not however, bsore
the stock the occupant almost entirely destroyed
Loss stock from g. 500 TO $1,000 Insured $1,000. IN
the corn Exchange Insurance Company The baildiax
/ H. oh waf aniy yat Ia
amount of several hundred dollars. Fully insured The
orr gin ofhe fire could not be ascertained
Last evening about oclocka fire broke out 10 the
large brick building No 9ia Centrest. occupied 10 The
part by Mr. Leslie Shandor silver and gold plating
Manufacture lower part by N Cohen, cap and cloth
ing store and 8 DE Luce manufacturer of cordals SO
The fire In the second story but how Ia wh
manner is unk nown The fremeu of the district were
early the ground and succeeded in combining the hre 70
the floor upon which it riginsted. There was large
quantity of solutions composed Of various acids In the
ROOM which look fire and inpregnaed the atmosphere
with their tuvia as TO render almost impossible fcs
the iremen to enter the building Eight caboys OF vitrN
stood in of the and had the lire com ma
ncaed 70 them the whole building would have been blown
10 Atoms Mr. Ceandor estimates his loss at about 81 Co.,
Cohsns loss is about $500 Insaed for $500 in the
hi, Insurance Company. Mr. De Luees loss Is sbsat
slooO Insured The fire was discovered by Ohosn
Boyle and Mcbride, OF the Fourteenth Ward who gave
the alarm.
building No. 100 William st, near Ann st. occupied byJ.
c Koch Co. manu- acturers OF blank books, portfolios
60 The fire originated near the windows la the third
story q ont ROOM and discovered by some passes
BY ia Il street who gave the alarm The remsn promptly
arrived on the ground and extnquihed the flames
But little damage done by the IRE the principal dan
age being sustained by waer. Loss about sl.ooo The
origin Of the fire could not be sscerained although u was
thought by some have been The work OF an ncendiay
IsrayrrcDE.-The body of a female child wrapped In
cloth. found yesterday morning, about ciook
the aleyway Of house No. 100 Perry ct, by Geo. w.
Brown 7s Christc her ct who gaveinformson aste
the discovery. The body when found was still warm. with
cord around the neck and shoulders. Coroner Gamble
was notified Of the an inquest on the
b,dy Ellen Morris testified to sweeping out tho alley In
which tie child found between aud o'clock. yes
terday morning and that 10 the best Of her opnioa tbs
cLd was in the alley then. She was not positive
about locking the gate and the presumption was that as
deceased had been taken into the alley from the street
DIR Viii made post morem examination OF the bodJe
and found marks of violence the neck from cord
tied firmly about it, The face and shoulders presented
very blue spr ance HE tongue was cenchod bs
tie teeth 1he Doctor Of opinion that the child had
y era days before 1t put to DEATH and no be-
leved that deah produced by strangulation. The
Jury rendered verdict Of deoh by stranguaion by soma
or persons them unknown and they
the offer reward for the arrest OF hs offender
UxKSows MAs DRowSED.-A man, apparently about
30 years of age and whore is unknown fell ato tbs
dock from Pier No. H. East River Tuesday evening.
end was drowned, notwithstanding that every effort "
made TO rescue him by the Police, and Others who viii
| messed the accident The body recovered. and
Coroner Gamble held an inquest when a verdict Of &c,
cidental drowning rendered Deceased was dressed
In pilot cloth jacket with plaid lining black silk vest
flannel drawers and boots. He was about five feet tss
inches in height and had long brown hair but whisks
lie looked like German sailor
KICK FROM HoRsE.-A man. named Peter Vleet was
In the face last evening by horse at the foot Of
Caralst ard shockngy injured. He was taken TO the
Hospital by The Fifth Ward Police, and lies in critical
condition His was literally smashed. one eye was
Knocked out and his face terribly bruised. The
deceased has family residing in Tenthav
ArpRrHrssros OF FUelrvE CHARGED WITH ARsos.
Dbl ~, . &. oasI tas ftKto vo frarm
Cooper stown Oneida Co. N. T. was arrested 10 this City
etng and burning bis store at the above place
The accused sen back to Cooperstown in charge q
Mr.. H. Groat OF that place, to await his trial
ALLEGED GRAND LaRcxsr-Withn few days Il has
been ascer aimed that jams Scanl0n, arrested
ome time since stealing oats and sent to Blsckwes
Issnd, had also stolen horse and cart, also load o.
wood valued In all at sl25 from Mr.. Chas Otto. He win
have trial.
The TWENTIETH WARD ELECTION CAsE-fn the mat
ter of the alleged fraud in the late election By three In
srecoTs nothing additional Of Importance has been dave
l6red II il now understood that all who voted for Cam
mpes II Tucker for Alderman are 10 esubPeenaed 70 sp
pear before Justice Stuart and testify to tho tact.
FoUsD DHowsED-Coroner ODonnell held an Inquest
Yesterday upon the body of an unknown man. which
was nId in the water the foot Of Fifth st. East ksver
The appeared to be about 40 years OF age Dr.
Uuy examined the body and gave a. his opinion thk
the deceased to his death by drowning lbs body
had been in the water several days and was extenvey
deconposed The jury rendered verdict OF death ~
drowning The deceased was about feet 9 inches u
hicht and wore clothing; he had black whsker
and appeared like sailor
suoox,xe Accrprsr.-A boy about is years of age.
named James Kelly accidentally fell into Inns kiln Ia
st near Avenue yesterday afternoon. sad
extensively burnt before be aoui be exrcs,sd He
tax the Bellevue Hospital where he was not ex
pected 10 recover