New-York daily tribune., 1853-12-16


"kd Bank and vii soon be ready Tor occupation
On the opposite ride Of Peal several lots upon
which the proposed buidirg has not been commenced
II s said tie building about be erected viii be composed
Of castiron, ard occupied n printing Office.
On the Of Cliff e, three stores being erected
the fronts are Of white marble with iron dressings The
upper ROOMS will be occupied lawyers Offices On the
other side of Beeknan st. is large fire proof budng for
the manufacture Of sheet Iced and lead pipe. bu: we
have already printed a description that must suffice.
On the side Of the street lots Nos 70 "a and TO-
three FIVE ory marble fronted buildings nearly finished
On the adjoining lO. another building Of similar character
has just been coImenced
On the corner Of Gold covering three lots Gold and
two Beekmansts large brick buldng six stories in
hight has just been completed and is occupied as Type
Foundry by Mr. John I. White
On the left hand side of the street several common
place brick stores process OF erection Adjoining these
arc two neat FIVE story buildings Of brown stone
Lot No 81, as yet has only post erected upon IT. an
noupcng the removal the former occupant Of the former
building and specifying the Of the agent who VIII
let the site upon reasonable ierpa
Eouse No so stands out son, and untouched the only
relic of this side Of the former sreet OF course this viii
soon be removed and building erected in its place
No 4s is occupied by TIE Brother JoH0,Aa' and ne
AIcitonia newspapers. The building presents no note
worthy feature The two succeeding buildings are about
htifcompeted
On The corner Of William large six story brick build
ng has been erected and will be completed 1t covers
four lots uron William st aud three upon Beekman st.
Me,srs shetland Bros wholesale druggists will carry on
business in this building On the opposite corner the store
has been completed and VIII be occupied by Messrs Lewis
& Brown, tailors
Nos 81 and 30 Beekman Is owned by Mr Conner the
type founder The building six stories in hight and built
substantially Of brick 1t fronts 50 feet upon Beekmin,
and back 90 feet leaving fine open spacen the rear
The fTst four stories Of this building occupied by Mr.
W. j Howell. the Rainbow Hotel and Dining Saloon.
This hotel has been fitted up with much neatness the Eu
ropeon papers always kept on file and the Engshmen
in New York make il o;e OF their principal resorts
Several of the buildings upon the other side Of the street
ere but just commencing
No q is mainly occupied by Printers The basement
first and upper floor are occupied by Alderman Williamson
ard Tie Sunday Dispatch printing and publishing esab
sLments Another story is occupied ty Messrs Phar Il
Co. Job Printers, whose establishment it will be re.nem
bered was destroyed ct the late Fulton St fire
Next is neat brown stone building now about hail nm
ished.
No "A is rapidly progressing and when finished viii be
occupied as Temperance Hotel and Dining Saloon by Mr.
John S. savery The building is six stories in in hight and
egbtytwo feet in depth During the period occupied in
the alteration Mr. Savery has held out at No 10 Spruce ST.
but be expects to get back his old quarters by the first OF
March next.
The building to be erected q. tie of Nasaus is
designed for The Daily Times establishment when I'M
ished.
Tie ground opposite the old church viii not be disturbed
this winter Ne, spring when the paving Of the street
commences If is probable that the horougfare will be
ct this place The fate of the old church as yet
unknown.
MORTALITY At sEA-The packe. ship Samuel NJ. Fox
s1avm
senge This ship has lost SO of her passengers on the
VOYAGE of whom IS were males IL females, and 10 infants
FINE AsryALs-The collection of animals exhibit
ing in Broadway near Anthony st is deserving OF general
attention study of the pair of Ii ms near tho entrance
is alone worth the price of admission Herr Dresbachs
adventures among the trained animals is not pleasing
sight 10 us but is nevertheless most popular feature
F,rr-Last night about o'clock fire broke out in a
lnroe building in the rear Of No 25 BOwery occupied as
a stable bv John Seaman The fremen were early on the
pround and soon succeeded in extinguishng the lanes
not, however before the building was eamasea 20 .ae
horses the stable but they were all got out except one
without injury fine horse valued at 5000 bslongngto
Mr. Laycock was sufocated by the dense smoke arising
from the burning hay. Mr. Seaman, the owner OF me
stable had grizzly bear chained up in the yard which
to fremen attempted conduct into the street Master
Bruip however felt surly being disturbed in his 'um
her and did his best give some of the bremen hug
by way of showing his affection for them The animal
was nIaUy stcuItu Wy HO V"HN''
School OFT1cIRs-The following is correct list from
the Official Records of the seheol Officers elected at the
lest election in this City:
" fEsI F,ssns 2.reoJohn Gu Ieopold Ta
Murphy y We p 0Hn dac5 Sga9 c.k I b whss
InIeoics-GeOrse HermsDee Hsnry KoPPemAn TA'-DA'id
TaaD Jone. ThCmss & st,s
s Iu6uu, George w Thaeher, Ito hl vsesney9 ~,
W-. Insotor,-Chsrles J. Doughty, Michael UBhen I'a
tse,-Abrshsm Leon, George hsrssn n vY,.. rh vh,,
more IassO, sJoseph Breek, David Hart I'1es-"iamb
htsr, 1S Wan John OLeary. Robert Law
Ter hspcctor,-Emsn CObeuyer L. C. Farlo" IfH'"-E' j.
MS0TH, yTH,g 0SS " Rockwell, Abaham
DeIike peeoJoseph CIOlus Wilson Small IfH''-Jo'isa
enIyn WARD Commaicre-J weldsn Fer Isa.e Phillips
rssyceorsJsmes webb David Fowler T'siee'-"m sehi'
Yis1n ney,-Wiam See jane. Bush
Tsrb. Wilam B,CoFnns
TESrH WAkD- Commnaoar,J jarvis Abraham . sentnef
IaJ,cr,-EdwAI J. Small William c. Bradley HA''ss-'oph
N FIsVxs7g Isi Jeddi.h Miller. LeOnard L.
Jolr.on as,e Charles Perey, James brennan IH''e
On N Con- Soa Lennon A. Hills
Issycciors-wlsm Colwe FTseerief w LAmberson Is's
TTItITsNrs WARD nn,oaer,-Jane. H. Irwin, Augustus
Morsnd Iss1eoy-John Fnkleneer Stephen feshi i'-'
ForkIrESTH WARD CeaMi''ioHsr.-HSgh swesDE Henry r
w,,t Miehsel Stevens JAMS Aaisan Ir''e-An-
yYI,Hsfs WARp .sas-Erutu, Benedict Edwd
Be.de Ipertors-Elas LOOMS Ods d. Swan Tussss'-Ro-
srTrsSra W.Rn-Com mis,oacrs-John De LanAter William
Da'isen IseLo,,-SeSrfe w hAfeeHOiO0A A'as" 0'as'
sIyFSrETsrH -ConmiaoAe1- William Hibbsrd Jon,-
than IseorsWiliAm Wallace, Joseph whitehead
EieH1EESrH C0..i'siOner'-ch.rles 4 smith Royal
NJ BleeetsT Nelson David ksser
SSrTSaSTs WARD Ne James
RuiheTferd. hpoo,-Jeremah TOwe Tenencs Farley I',-