New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-26

lots Ws1Isnsi so each 100
The following sales OF Brooklyn property were made,
May 81 by James Cole:
iot on FutoEsy near Aew-YorksT $50
ioi On 80
ie,seS H. 1r-nS1--t a. Bsi,r'j e"cb SIX ~ 40
2lcis en- HeimeE near BrOokyn-ay- each s22o.... 40
ois Br6oEyI-ay, each 80
iSts on Yoli.ay cor Psci6c.i each si1is
/ lct On NeF-YoEk-av- Schuylers 235
lots oini5s each 100
80 litst eth-sy, each sos s25
lots DeKaiav Clssonsv- each
The following sales made, May p, 10y Cole Il
Chiffon:
email frame ard lot Of ground south side Of S 5000
small brick house aud lot adjoining. 2o
FREs-Atla O'Clock on Tuchdy night fire. broke out on
board Of canal boat loaded with grain lying the foot
Murray st North River. the remen of the District
early on the ground, aud extnguished the flames.
Dsmsge 10 the boat about SlOO The grain greatly
damaged by water and smoke. The boat was owned by
Messrs. Esty q ROmane.
The alarm of Dire yes rday morning was occaoned blythe
burning Of a straw bed and bedding in the yelling house
No 273 Si1thay. The flames were eXEnsuihed by some
citizens.
RAIRoAD ACcIDFST-On Tue sday afternoon the Oc0mO-
tive OF the Boston o'clock train from Albany of the
rsck. about miles befure reaching Chatham. The
NwYork and Harle train which lef at 3 detained
about hour; tn locomotive having fallen the
raok, and become completely imbedded Fortunately, the
from Boston up and the passengers from both
trains were ansf td into them and they were b,ckedup
waning which brought The passengers the train from
Albany returning 18th the passengers from Boston Tbs
locomotive went of the track II the same place Friday
last and although the railway examined, the
could not be sscertaned Fortunately person in
jured except he engineer slightly in attempting to jump
Of When the cars left part, was employed dig gug
II locomotive, and with the aid which was ordered Tues
day evening from Albany Il WAS expected that it would be
e1tricatec by to-day.
FATAL CAMrHTSE ACCIDENT Inquest washed yes
terday b! Coroner Wnhn at the house Of Mr. Isaac som
nerfco No. l3l Division It upon the body OF child two
years OF age named ISRAEL Soumerded who died from the
effects of bus received on the 18th mt IL appeared in
eyideIce that the evening Of the date above mentioned
he child sitting besdes mother A. table upon which
sood camlhen lamp, when it pulled the table cover and
caused Il lamp upset The burning auid was scattered
over its face and clothes aad in moment the child
epytoI I'd in flames FINGERED until Tuesday night The
jury rendered verdict o death from inflammation Of the
brain used by burns accidentally received by the upset
fin 8 OF burning huid.
CSMFHESE ACCIDENT John and Augusts Schulse re-
siding In Roosevelt ST, severely burned at O'Clock
Tue day night, by the accidental upsettng Of lamp
conianng campheue which was lighted and upon tab7
II which they we're sitting They retaken by the Fourth
Ward Police to the ~ y. Hospital.
ForSD DRowsFD-The body of VIM Henry. whose
m IDS reside at No 81 Jamtsst yesterday found in
tho the foot Of Rooseveisf The deco sed had
BE- missing tor about fortnight aud $50 yard for the
recovery Of his body had been offered tie had recenty
returned from California and it fe ed that he had been
robbed An inquest will be held upon the body this
ing.
CuuD Rus OVER AND KnLED-A girl years OF age.
named Harriet DR., vfs whose parents reside 1t No 100
West Threenthst over ~ tbs corner Of Ihir.
toonihst and Sxthay. yesterday morning, by builders
wagon driven by T. 81. Yoorhec' and died three hours
anerward from the Injuries received. Coroner Wilhelm
held inquest upon the body and after thorough invest
eaton the part at the Jury OF the facts the they
rendered verdict OF death from injuries accidentally
received
ScMDED TO DEATH Coroner Hilton Yesterday held an
inquest 1t No lis West TwentyS yenthst upon the body
Of child l6 months old named James Brennan, who
scaldod Tuesday evening, and died few hours after
wand IL appears that b. pulled over kettle of boiling
coffee which upon the stove and in this way received
tie scald verdict OF accidental death rendered by
the jury.
THrrvrSG BOYS aSD KFlPras OF JryK Suops-Thos
Hagau Morgan Corrigan John Marshall and Nike Flynn
boys between 10 and s years OF age yesterday
rested by officers Gasque and Ritter Of the Ninth Ward
che rged with stealing lead pipe, &C. from buildings
These boys part Of gang who get their living in this
way by selling their punder to keepers OF junk shops The
Captain of Police IN this Ward presents these junk shopsas
being among the greatest evils the City abors under and
sa that he has done all in his power prevent their being
licensed but that they continue TO be favored by the Ii
ccu,ng power He represents them as not only being
sots OF old thieves, but a. nurseries for young ones
STEALING sILvER-Patrick sheridan a carpenter was
yesterday arrested b. Officers Martin and Bowling Of the
Sixth Ward charged with stealing at various times clip
pings Of silver to the value in ALL Of about sl0O from the
establishment Of Hebbard & POlhemus silver spoon ma
ker al No s5 Duanet The prisoner had been employed
there since the Goth of March in making aterato
in the premises After stealing the silver he sold 10 two
men naitu Jacoo anu LOUIS i'aeDtfS keeping rteF-
Dg shop az No 233 H0ust0nst Their Is elsewhere
noticed II prisoner was locked up by Justice Welsh,
after first having confessed his guilt.
RECEIVED STpLEy GOODs-Two men, named Jacob and
Louis Balenbufgh, Yesterday arrested by Officers
Bowling and Marin, Of the Sixth Ward, charged with
ceiSIg quantity Of stolen goods from thief vino had
tAk them from the premises of Messrs Hebbard a. Polk
uan No. IS Duanest The accused held by Justice
Osborne to await examination on the charge.
ASorHrR CHARGE OF LAKcEST-A young man named
Cha Cronts yesterday arrested By Officer McMannus,
al the Seventeenth Ward charged with having the 2sh
OF March last entered the hotel OF Samuel kinger
ner Of BroOme and Eldridges and from the desk stolen
SO in coin, and Union Course ticket Ga his arrest,
this ticket found in his pocket he committed by
Justice Hood for examination.
ASSAULTED BY ROwDIEs.-A man, named Elmore was
found N2l o'clock yesterday morning in COrnea St.
sxhav with his face fghtfay cut he having fallen into
the hands OF rowdies he taken to his residence by
he Fifteenth Ward