New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-20

oelcck FIRE broke the sve story s1d stte b1dnS
pied in the basement by Messs Dapaf Msches import
Of French willow and baskets frs: and scco-d foo-s,
by Beach importer Of British laces sri dealer II EN-
bruideriss bbous ke; third fourth fifth floors and ATTIC,
hy 5. H. PlAtt As rAnufacory of umbrellas. parssos,
sc. store the first foor ouiiny No s. Cedarst was
electric machines The IRE originated in the third story and
IL quence Of much eob1shle scattered sbout
tie flames spread with grea: rspdty bursting forth With
violence from the windows the third fourth aud ffth
stUries. The fLefnen the ground q; IN early
ent ster the ,ari was gven, but experienced much DE-
lay 81 hrst IN ruwlns their waez upon the ere IN eo-se
queIee OF the iron window shutters being closed they
soon forced open By the fury Of the flames
The fanes soon burt ont from the root Illuminating the
whole City with their brlarcy The f-ereu abored very
ersrsetesy bus despite their exerons the entire build
ina with mos; Of its valuable eonten,s fell prey the
dsvuurng element The rear of tue buildnr No 81 WI
hsm, occupied by Rich LoutreL statoners took fire,
but tie flames weie scon ext nguished The.E stock IN
trade wss greatly dsmssed BY wafer.
TIE buoing No 20 Cedar-st occupied BY J. Ross1ths
importer Of SIX gooes was greatly damaged BY watsr
" estir1sted Is follows:
DgPl,t n ssa e. about sasoOi /. Hcshsoa,
0cnsursd in various City srd country Insurance Com
pares' D. PAti loss about s0ooeo-nsared in various
Tie frtmen deserving of crest credit for their sctv.
ty and lad ii rot been tor then united efforts this ERE
was only with the Creates ecui.y hs; the scrs Of Rich
Loutrel and OF RosenthG ssvedfom destruction
The Chief OF Police with Captains Leonard, Hopkins
SpodETss Brennan, Dtche aud Carpenter with
force present ard rendered material the
tremen and prevented large amount OF property from
being stolen.
AccIDESTs.-A woman named Catharine
RsyDor while IN Firsav, Firstst Tuesday
ing accidentally fell upon the ice and fractured hr leg
She conveyed to the Ecw-York Hospital.
young man named J. $. Durham, living in Niath-sv-
near while the act Of getting an up
ward hound train Of cars the Hudson River Rsroad
Tuesday afternoon missed his footing f and broke OF
his legs. He was taken to the New York Hospital
TERRIBLE ACADEMIA lad named William
LGmton. residing with his parents at No. 1853 Lewt
Tuesday afternoon while standing under the Of arse
ship IL process OF finishing At Webs shpysrd struck
upon the heed BY large piece timber and knocked sense
lees to the ground he was immediately conveyed TO the
Dr. Nichos who found the skull be dresday fractured
and pronounced the wounds be fatal lie ssrward
taken home BE died yesterday mornns and Coroner GAN
bic held inquest upon the body. Toe Jury rendered
verdict Of accidental death
FATAL AccIDEST.-A Swedish rigger named
Christian Wilson while engaged arranging the rigging Of
the ship Resolution lying near the yard OF Mr. Wester'
welt yesterday afternoon, instantly killed in conse-
quno Of instrument called the gpsey having sprans
from lite and struck hm upon the head fscturing the
psrets bone An inquest held upon the body. Yer
dict accidental death Deceased was s. years of age
RUNoREp MURDER. - False Alarm. The
body of a dissipated female named Ellen Roome, alias
Dutch Ellen, found yesterday morning in rear room in
the second story of No % Anhonyst She having slept the
night previous in bed with cOored man and his wife
raned Sanders report IN circulation that San.
ders had murdered the and he arrested and
brought before Capt Hutchings the Fifth Ward Police
Station Coroner Wilhelm notified hold an inquest
upon BODY bnt the evidence showed that the deceased
had been i'll tor time and tina. she had led very ssh
paied deprAyed life The Jury rendered verdict of
death by derium On the rendition Of the verdict
Sanders who himself quite SICK was honorably dis
charged.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH-C0rOnerW Wilhelm
yesterday held inquest at the house No 81 Bedford g.
apen the tody Of Ellen Weserfeld child Is months old,
daughter Of James G. Westeried. q Policeman of the
Ninth WaId who died Tuesday morning from burns IL
appeared that brother OF the deceased named Charles
tke years old the evening previous took lighted amp
ana went adoinng which all the family were
sitting Tie followed By the little child who sosn after
ward was heard scream and the mother rushing into
the roor found il enyeoped in flames The jury rendered
nyerdIct Of accidental death