New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, JANUARY 81 1853.

, during the three years Of their JPc.ssioas-
10y have always rot Only welccu,- a but i,va.ct
he clergy ard members OF Denominations o,her
ha The AeiAodt 10 participate In the abors Of the
ni,u During The psf ysars in which tas sociey
hss conducted i1s operations in this CRY i,has es,ss
hshed eleven missions ant hes nc failed in any Of ia
undertakings. Encouraged by is success Ani by re
confidence which ~ operations bad esta5hhcd IN the
pubic mind IL undertook the work upon this by Ear
the darkest snd doubtful Geld Of labor within Ii.
Cly limits. In getting possession of the Brewery prop
erv their obec, was net only destroy one Of the
worst features of that locality bui to get foo,hod
there for urdisturbed eor in carrying out the design
Of the undertaking The character Of pernsncnee IN
the view Of the public thus given to the operation Of
the Lsdies Home Missionary Society in the Five Points
The building now going up is to be used will be seen
By the above description Of IT, for mission purposes.
and net for UNCONVENTIONAL ends has been stated 20
the public The policy of the Society toward all de-
nor aiions will continue IL has been in conducting
this misson-co6perauve Persons who are not able to
be present sc the laying Of the TO contrib
u,e toward the expense of the building. informed
hst the books are open for such aid NAV be offered
srd il is 10 be hoped tia; sufficient will be contributed
previous lis dedication TO pay for the COS, OF the
building Money 10 the Five Po'ats for this Socie
~ should be directed delivered 10 Rev. J. Luckey
IL There is current rumor that the con
grpcs'iou who now worship in the Broadway Tsberns
Gle contemplate removing up town and that they sa'e
ot.ered $4,000 for the Church OF the Messiah (on
Broadway nesr Eighihs,) which has heretofore been
occupied by the Unitarian congregation, OF whom Rev
Dr Dewey Is Pastor I; ia sad, however. that the
Of the building refuse to accept sum less than
SlJ0eO0
TIE LATE MURDERors AssAuLr UPON Nh.
HAYDocg Mr. Henry Hsydock. merchant Of No.
cl Pearl .t who assaulted while In his store
the evening OF the lith inst and Knocked down and
stabbed the neck by negro named Alfred Seaman.
who had sccrcted himself in the for thc has
far recovered that yesterday he appeared before Justice
Osborne and preferred complaint against the negro.
whom he charges with attempting to take his life The
black is nstive Of Long Island 90 years of age, and
lived at No lO7 Sheriff-st The full particulars of
the assault published by at the tune it was per
pe;rated.
Sr,BEIyG ARRAY BETWEEN MEDICAL
STUDENTS Two students, named William II Irwin
and David T. Bass attending the Medical College in
Fourtecnhs Thirdav.. before leaving the insti'
tuition Monday evening gotino angry controversy
in which Irwin became exaspera,ed that he drew
large dirk knife ard stabbed Mr. Bsss IN several places
indcting fearful If not fatal injuries The injured man
conveyed TO his boarding house in Firstav near
Avenue A, by his friends who Immediately procured
the attendance Of surgeon TO dress his wounds
Soon after the tragical occurrence Capt HART Of the
Seventeenth Ward Police received Information o. the
natter and repaired the house with officers Robbins
and Elder for the purpose Of experimenting Irwin who
also boarded with Mr. Bass but he could not he found
He had probably taken fright AZ the awful act he had
committed on his friend and room mate and made his
escape TIE Police are on the lookout and WILL prob
ably succeed in arreshng Irwin in the course of day
ortwo The parties old acquaintance, they being
from the same town in Virginia Tho of the al
Ray has not ye; been made public.
~ The fire which broke out on Thursday
night in the Bonded Warehouse, In the oace Of the
Store keeper, shows how much valuable property
be secured by good police system. AT the time Of
the breaking out Of the fire. there some 5000 900
worth Of goods In the magazine and had not the night
watch in the building noticed and put out the fire in
season very likely this great amount Of properly rs
well as the very valuable building would have fallen
prey 70 the flames The place in which the FIRE took
was locked and entrance the watch forbid
den and il only with much labor that they able
break open the door, to put out the fire before
II had done much damage. and that too with hardly any
help from without. For this immediate relief from the
danger the public have thank the wstchuness aud
activity of the wstchmen.
70 fire was discovered at 10 O'Clock last
evening in the of the Mercantile Library ASCOT
alton but extinguished by the timely efforts Of
Mr Wells Of the firm Of Fowlers & Wells Crcum.
go to show that it must have been the work Of
M neendiary We understand that this Ia the third
time al attemp, has been made the same building
Prices OF PRovIsIoSs-Ihe following are
the retail prices OF OF the principal articles for tue
table Of the Washington and Fulton Markets, Wednes
day January %. 1853:
Wosh MARKET FaH0n ne
sroin steaks y T......-....... t2kH 5k i9I0iskc
Porter Housr Steaks & l5...-.-. l5bH sc.. haaisc
iump Seaas y n 10 ~ 10 O.
" astrs Pieces b n............ I2h aHsc... iRl athc
POD oil knds q n .....-..-...... iiim- 0l2hc
snios ID Bacon y 2halfhc.. EHNifhc
4 EHaNN h 4 n