New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

An ACT ia Permanent Line Of Pers (y tie city u Boayu
The people Of the State Of SswYort represented senate AID
src Ts. o~aers Of s1iths,d. upon City
H,ked By he soW required
BEsripE point made By extending soathery Ike Of Aaate
hundred fifty feet westerly from the Se Of sgiae.a a. nov
neto point made BY eIrcus the norery line q d44ss-t Oar
porhny rssht ne pom. nsse By eStsHdns ne
ogtbery me d futonst i9 hundred nd ~ e.
ma Inc 10 poi daS, one Hundred feet oOnhsy b
nd issr;yrs Get ws.,eriy from the westerly Of F.ls.
FskTi hundred and t-eniy thse feet norhy from the
oois'y me q me ssy h inc 81 DIT i've S.Ds I'D
twenty nohery from the westerly Inc q ynoqib.s
Of BRIDE st four hundred borthery from norhsry
5 M s i1s s Hss .s i .c er s s adsd
and ten feet nor.heIy from u. notaery Line Of and
70 the eaaterJ termination Of the aOesA bulthesd lie.
F F:a he 5 A.sssG N. Az 81 u.s.
DEs1RUcrIvK FIRE -About il O'Clock Friday night
FIRE broke in the large four story brick building in
Twenty binh st. between the EleVenthav and the North
River, owned By James Ogden and occupied by James
Philips a. grain nil TIE Firemen Of the District were
early on ground and used every exeon to eKtngush
the isnes but owing 10 the inadequate supply Of water
their efforts proved Of but lte avail and thu building Was
totally destroyed together with large amount Ct grain
The flames communicated TO carpenter shop in the rear
Of the mill occupied by Mr. Ogden also 10 three story
frame house owned by Mr.. n L. c. Roome and occupied
by himself and another family, both Of which entirely
DESTROYED The Police OF the Tgeuteh Ward headed by
Capt Hann gan with the Police Of several other Wards
we're present and preserved order The total loss est
mated at from $4,000 to $4,000
At o'clock Saturday morning the Fourteenth Ward
Police discovered ire in the of No l6 Orange ST.
They entered the premises and found clothing fire
IN an apartment occupied by colored named Henry
Davidson. The flames were exDguished by the Police,
without giving any alarm.
SrDpEy DEArHs-Thomas Walters native Of France
years Of aye found dead Saturday morning at
Pier No b. North River, where he employed phi
vate watchman An inquest held upon the body aud
fa(tf do cath 1nrad Ia
leaves a wife and two children
Vim Brown, keeper Of an eating house in the Fourth av,
Twenty sevenths, was taken with FIR of apoplexy
On Saturday afternoon, and died few hours Afterwards
lie was native Of Connecticut, 81 years of age. An in
quest was held on the body.
Suede Br HANGISG-A T. Post a dentist who for a
few days past has boarded at No. n Closoys committed
suicide Yesterday morning in his by hanging himself
to the bedpOs with towel lie lived in CONNECTICUT, aud
this city for the purpose OF beng rctted for the
rjrs with bch he was afflicted fI- was attended oy Dr.
BostWck under whose treatment he seemed 20 be GONZALES
cent Yesterday afternoon, when his dinner taken 70
bis room II found locked up and upon the door being
forced ,pen he discovered 20 bs dead Coroner Don
nell notified aud held an inquest upon the body and
verdict of Suicide by hanging rendered by the Jury
He years Of age and native Of CONNECTICUT where
ms friends r. side his parents living he
never married He rather of a melancholy turn Of
mind, but was never heard to threaten his life.
Foryp DE.p-Policemau Harris of the Sixteenth Ward
while patroDg bis beat early Yesterday morning observed
man sitting store door on the west side OF fifteenth
be dead The body was Immediately taken to the
Sixteenth Ward Police Station where the deceased
coguzed John r Knapp native OF THIS City, p wears
of age Coroner Gamble held inquest upon the body
when appeared in evidence that tor the past years
be had led very dssipated lite, and the jury rendered
verdict Of Death from apope1y produced by inemper-
"snce"
upon the body Of Mary Ann Montgomery, native Of En-
Gland 43 YEAR of age who found dead in third story
room which she occupied the above house An nyest
CATION was made and evidence siduced showing that
temperance the of death and the Jury rendered
a verdict TO that effect
F,1u OccrRRENcE-A lad named Sampson about IS
years of age while crossing the track Of the Booningdale
Railroad, near One Hundred and Second ST.. a. o'clock
Yesterday afternoon knocked down aud run over by
horse wagon driven by two men, thereby receiving in
lures which proved fatal IN three hours atergid At the
ho, "a of Mr Wright near whore tho occurrence took
place whittier he conveyed Immediately upon being
hurt One of the Coroners will investigate the ala aud
If POSSIBLE ascertain if any blame is attached the
driying the horse attached to the wagon
Rus OVER AND KurED-An inquest WAS held on Sat
urda, at the Of One Hundred and Second 81 and
Blooming road upon the body 81 Cha'. SUnp-on, ID
wears of age born in Germany wh' scrtsuty
over while on the BloOmingdaeroad, near One Hundred
and First 81 BY horse and wagon driven by NJ GREG
ory and his friend and died in the course OF tTo hours Al
terward Of the injuries he received The thor
oughy inv esgaed by Coroner Gamble, and resulted in
verdict rendered by the Jury of Accidental Death The
Iur the construction of sidewalk for foot
passengers along the said road
ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED-An inquest was yesterday
held by Coroner 0DOnn,l, upon the body of Danl Dow
nan lad years o. age, who, while playing the pier
foot Of Roosevelt ST, Friday last accidentally ill into
the dock and drowned The parents of the deceased
reside No "a Roosevelt Verdict, Accidental Death
The Coroner held Al inquest upon the body Of an
unknown man, who yesterday found in the dock at
Pier No 81 North River. Tue ght left hand aud
night foot gone and the body far deeomposed
that the of death could not be ascertned aud
| dict to that effect rendered by the jury.
Corr pE So1iEL-Wm Rely, Of No 1874 Readest.
while passing through Rutgers ST. Saturday afternoon
was Frustrated by stroke of the and cnveyed
sib- to the drug of Thes OF Monroe and
Rugersst where he received proper attention after
| which he was taken home
THRowN FROM WAGGoN-A German named Timothy
Moray Saturday afternoon thrown from MS wagon
while driving through CniTd Thirty ninth 4
horse having taxi fright, aud seriously injured lie
convey ed to Bellevue Hospital.
AccIprs1 FRoM MacnSrnr.-A boy named James
Riley employed at Winnings pap-rmll in Thirty
enth ST. on Saturday evening while ate mDtin sip OF
b, from the driving sha OF the machinery had MS
caught by the belt aud before he could be relieved his
thumb WAS crushed and his fractured. He con
vey ed to the New York Hospital.
ACCIDENTS FROM FNLING-P j Brady a CITY porter
while descending stair al the house of Front
and Beekman SIS Saturday afternoon stepped upon
piece OF peel and slipped down about twenty steps
eating his be ad badly He taken 20 the Hospital
A German carpenter named John OF oman wnile a:
work the s,coId floor Of building the Of
Broad and Wal sts Saturday afternoon accidentally
fell the ground receiving several Commissions about the
breast. He was conveyed TO the City Hospital
FILL IRON SrAGE-A young man named Geo Ben.
der Saturday evening fell from OF the aha attain
lie stages and sustained fracture the ankle He was
taken to the New lOTk Hospital
ARREST FOR MALFRAcTIoE-Coroner Hilton was yes.
terdsy called TO the house No So Avenue b. TO hold an