New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13

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quantity Of made up work destroyed ne nsn,
communicated 70 the parts Of the SIX So,y SUI
on Third 81 below Fstterlsne and for time Hel 'o
destruction seemed inevitable by the good LAus<
ment and determined exerious Of the hrenen but N'
damage done % the interior Of these buildings
the Shuttsrs mostly burned of and the windo" ran
completely charred Blum simpson dry good, asa
At No ~ lost about 900 principally by ter ins
los. covered by insurance. The fire got into the ouhng
occupied by this m but the damage from vas not great
Tie MINER stories OF No occupied by HOp-Fell
Walton hat and cap manufacturers The flames did some
dsmsee h the Of the fourth story The loss OF this
firm by FIRE and water will not exceed 900, Fncn Is Gov
cred by Insurance The three stores about sng com
pleed the south east Of Thirds and tetter
were very much exposed. They escaped with a slzhi
scorching The fire doubtless the work OF an neen'
diary. It burned for several hours and created very
great light.
There tempting array Of good things exposed 10
our hnus4s YESTERDAY morning Meats rated hi Zh
~ usual Fruits and Vegetables were plenty aud tempt
ing in appearance. Butter sold at lower prices tn In
week since. ,
+ S,esu Sims Hickory and Locust Point launched
Yesterday These boats complete the original contract
made by CAPTAIN Lopez with the Parker Vein Coal Com
pany Additional contracts have been made Tor ten others
making twenty in all The latter contract Is 10 be CON
Csyl Jacob and Charles Martin brothers and Edward
NcNeho were drowned this morning while bathing IN the
Schuylki river Psnt Breeze Jacob Martin leaves
vile and three children The other two were young men
Tbs Water witch Fire Engine Company, Of Providence
arrived in this city yesterday afternoon accompanied
nv Sheldons Band and bringing with them their beautiful
synsratus The visitors are tie especial guests of the
Hnmape Engine Company, Delegation from when went
mn the river in the steamboat Manionoml to BRISTOL where
the strangers taken on board and brought 10 the c
rarakng of splendid coll ston on the ROAD down Inc
river The party landed at Shackama1on ST. hensington
bere an escort under the direction of MAJOR Peter Fritz
was anp TO receive them The escort was composed Of
tbe following named Companies: Handin'iand Engine,
Resolution Hose Harmony Engine PerseVsraace W v
Kcnsington Engine Neptune Hsse, Humane Engine wee
cocoe E,oine Washington Hose Good Intent Engne, La
fvette Hose Globe Engine, Northern Liberty des- South
wsrk Engine Independence Hose fgnl Iioss, oy .e
sing Hose Independence Engine, Niagara Hose MARION
Hose Philadelphia Engine, and the washington Engine
The procession passed over route previously arranged
The apparatus Of the visitors exceedingly oeauu and
attracted much att.nti along the line OF the route Inc
engine was housed at the quarters OF the humane Engine
Company in Calowhil St near secoRai lnere was
great display of Gags about the vicinity OF the hoae
and much enthusiasm exhibited upon the arrival the
visitors at this point There were several hne oands OF
music in the line Of the procession The Marshal and his
ads were mounted The entire affair gotten up with
much spirit The Water Witch numbers sixty men lney
oked extremely well The visitors put up NJ the Grard
House They will remain in the city antIi TUESDAY and
will no doubt be taken good of by their Philadelphia
brethren.
dredS also will down next week. as the weather Is get
ting TO be uncomfortable warm r,D
arrested yesterday by high constable assisted oy OK
some two months ago John Gosin n the neghborhoOd
of Pine street and the river SchuykL. He WAS committed
in default Of $1,000 bail. - .
Coates got into quarrel in the District OF Northern Li6er
ties when the irstnamed struck Coates blow with
board the back part OF bis head causing ms death few
hours aerward Shufler arrested and placed IN the
n L. Station House We unable to give any further
particulars. The parties are carriers.
The various ferry Companies between this city and Cam
den n J. have reduced their fare to three cents.
The steamship City Of Manchester Capt. Letch, sailed
Yesterday morning. at 10 o'clock for Liverpool Inc Pas
seneer list full She also took out large ana valuable
cargo and $4,000 in specie.
A sad affair occurred in Messrs. Williams 4 Browns
lumber ward the Northwest corner OF Sixth and Coates
ST about 81 o'clock Saturday afternoon winch resulted
In the death of man named Robert Coates Ii appears
that an Irshman named Owen Schevelen was employed
by this firm 10 haul lumber to the yard On saturday
afternoon Seheveen to the yard with load Of lum-
her and 90. into quarrel with Coates Some harsh words
were used and Scheveen struck at Coates but missed him
Scheyeen then got into his cart sezing board used for
seat struck Coates fearful blow upon the back OF the
head knocking him down in state OF nsendbilty. Tbs
injured man STOPPING at the time to pick up Oist and
had no reason TO suspect that he about assaed
The unfortunate picked up by some OF the other
workmen employed in the yard and conveyed to his resi-
dence in Maria st, running between Fourth and thsts,
below Brown, " L., where he died at clock in the
evening. .y,
critics Station House of the affair, when officers George
Bsrger of the Marhss Police proceeded TO the lumber
ward and arrested Sheveen who was locked up lie sub.
sequeny had hearing before Mayor Howell who admit
ted him bail in the sum OF soOD Tor ilrther hearing
information having been sent TO the Mayor ~ the attend
inc musicians that the not seriously Injured and
there was no danger whatever 1t was ascertaned az
later honr in the evening that Coates dead and she
yclen was rearresed by officer William Wall, and taken
before Mayor Howell who committed him to answer at
Court.
o'clock last evening
FATHER GAvAzzrs LEcTURE-Father Gavazzi arrived
in this CITY on Saturday and met at the Chambers ST.
Dtp6t by an enthusiastic crowd Of his admirers the tee
graph having given notice Of his approach He lectured
last evening, at Stuyvesant Institute The room
,o,dsd nv Italians and Americans He spoke in Italian