New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-06

Of Twenty frs, st and Seventh ~, He gas attended by
physieaD snd AtervAra cow eyed bis residence No 10
Thirty siIth 81
wsIt.1 Gregory wss arrested BY oicer Wilkinson, Of
the 7ih W ard foie'- charge a. sho',.n. a.;
Kepns boy ~n loaded pistol snd shsnty rooaiihz
him on the b d Gregory was sen; before Justice WOOD
n, I'd 5.vonet accidentally into his shoulder
hy soldier returning from the parade ihs WIS sn7'
JobS Mccain driver Of one Of Jinnsr'oat' B gov
and Crsnd st line Of stages va. 80 -,,o;n,
,bs bor.ss taking h. at some IRE crackers ana Inns
y.y He was thro En the ground with ma IN vui-n,s
and falling befor. the wheels OF the stage Iey
fis hack causing very severe Injuries lie -
h Sr1Ssnt Alderman of the 10Th Ward and conveyed
- W'I; wis WIS found at o'clock yesterday morn
- III Rowery bleeding profgsely from Woand IN
r.. leo hicted ~ person TO him unknown ne
was taken to the Hospital - ,., -. -, 18th ,a,
IL scden, bv which b. lost his eye, aud VIII be os
sorrsd Tor life Il sppears that Wallace Vas pa'-iu5
,hrough Eighih-st ell his way nome Shen DC CNi -
denlv no behind another man who a. thA H.h71t 49,
~ ilicb h. was di,charsng in honor OF the day over
bs shoulder TIE gun went OIL ard the snoie W
powder and wsd ruck Wallace IN lne Al. 49, ~ "a
fes;rs,iDr that organ besides causing ouer SouIs "a %
fscs The youpded msn was conveyed to tue hospts'
where his WOUNDS carefully dressed oy Dr bucA'
Jb s.on ho discharged the gun was taken lnto caslo
DIV but On hearing before Justice Wood ne was ioers'el
the accident appearing be the result OF csrelesnsss
1T Thss Peplan residing corner First and Eleventh
. nod e,rl, ali the flesh from his hand BY tue e1
ploson Of pistol while he wss diseharsins. -, -.
Andrew hcGul, residing at No loj lnrd svr h@d as
hand badly shattered by the premature explosion oi s
tol II Was uecs ss4ry 20 smputate his thumo . ,
Edward shannon If No. l3l Canal ST had ms mana
dreaduy acers,ed By pistol gazing on while ne was cap
lanes Goodwin of No Batavisst, received dreadful
wound in his hand by the explosion OF pistol
Ce,rge Hoffman had the soft portions about tue hhsers
q the tight hand terribly acer.ed by the premature ef
tlOsiOn of pistol, IN > dihstreet -.
Charles W,derbat received severe liberation OF the
palm Of s ef hand b. the premature explosion oil P'
Jo.tnb Ccoe, lost the little finger Of his RICH, hand by
! the e1plo.ion Of pistol in the Bowe'y:
Marien Msoney While in the Park, hAd ms rignt h'nl
severely sceraied by the explosion OF pistol IN The hands
| Of another boy .,,.,,.
| the premature explosion Of pistol .,
John H. Dale also had his hand hcerated by pistol
lanes Riley had the palm and fore finger Of bis right hand
badly lacersttd by the discharge Of pistol
As one Of the lady passengers 10 N-wburgh by the
North America, which left this city Yesterday mornng
was standing looking into the water Win her oapy ~ ner
arms the infant gave sudden spnng and Jumped INTO the
water and Notwithstanding every eIertion WAS do"heu
| Fires.
On Sunday afternoon about a o'clock IRE broke out IN
II roof of tie building No. 200 Elm st IL was occa'"nel
by the explosion Of some are cracAes Anu was SUN ca
ibe alarm Of fire on sunday night occasoned by the
explosion Of mall canister of gun po Fder IN the hands OF
lad named Narick, residing At No ly2 broad"Ay Inc
| premises were but slightly damaged
| ON Monday afternoon hre broke out IN the book aud
stationery store Of = s. A. Martin No 3l4 Gran1 ST. Inc
freu.n we're early the ground and soon eItnguished
| the flames Loss about $500 insured IN the CHlehs
Insurance Com pany 1t appears that three rowdy chac
rs threw pack of lighted crackers among qusnuy OF
Srucrks in The store and in r moment the whole place
Was in blaze. The fellows made Their escape IN the con
| fusion. , . G. t,,.o AL. :; =.
pding at he junction OF Grand aud Division ~ oc-
cupied by Mr. Brown store for the sale OF fireworks
| But little damage was sustained 49, ,
fra
F.her Son - Chshanst- occssoned by the explosion
Of quantity of fireworks which were exposed Tor sale On
the -de walk by SOME persons in the next building Inc
awning was destroyed and the shutters in front OF the
| show window greatly damaged
About l O'Clock on Tuesday morning fire broke out in
the barn stabie and house Ninety hfd st. between
| Third and Fourthavs, owned by j. SIebOd, Esq
The 6rtn Tn the ground at an early moment but
for want Of adequate supply 81 water they c9uld 90
upatey the carried the flames away from the dwell
g house Of Mr. s. thus saving it from destruction The
buildings destrOye partially insured The nre Is sup
posed have orr inated from ire crackers
ON Monday evening Mr.. Csrigula discovered smoke
lse furth story Of the building North William
| IT, occupied printing ofhcr. Nlhou' bNinS Suy
alarm he nmedisely FASTENED TO the room 'ie o1"g a,
d. Tim. on The roof the building oppose and succeeded
in erneu'shirg the flames with ie" pslis ot water De
fore any osmsge had occurred TO Inc puuang Japan
Ucheti Of the Fourth Ward Police says this wa one OF
th most daring attempts ncendarsm within IN. know
,dge aud bad II not been for the timely discovery de-
,,rcyo conta, ration would doubtless have en,u-d In
one corner Of the apartment Tas pe OF pine "oOd ana
nsuer havings fire while hanging Just over was aIrge
bag flied WITH paper which IL ia" minutes more you'd
have been in flames One of the employees In the othce
having been in the room during the day was su'P
oued of having fred the premises and WAS accordingly
arrested lie held by the magistrate for examination
About o'clock yesterday morning qre orone olt 10
the upper part the storage building No POI Fronts
occuitd by Benjamin NJ DsbrOw The hre Originated ID
the third story where stored lot OF cotton, and Il
supposed been caused spontaneous combustion
IS the cotton stored in wet STATE The Fire Depart
ueui of the District notwithstanding their trials GA the
day previous early on the GROUND, but experiences
several hours Of hard labor before they could sub1us n
flames They succeeded however, IN cOnhnng the tire Il
the upper stories OF the BUILDING There stored IN th
building at the time Of the fire between go and 700 bales
cotton s. hogsheads OF sugar % casks OF hu'-ed OIL an'
several barrels Of sugar. hessrs Brigham " Carhar
had stored bales of cotton worth about $4,000 wheel
is fully insured in the Grocers Insurance Company Mesrs
Adams 4 Cushman bad stored s. hhds. of sugar wOr;l
about 500 insured in the Hanover Insurance Company
M-ssrs Graves Co had 100 bales OF cotton worth abOu
$1,000 fully insured in the Equitable Insurance Company
Mr. Disbrow estimates his loss al about soO0 fully uslred
The adjoining building, occupied by h-ssrs Hubbard
! "a was considerably damaged By wafer The Chief o
Police Captains Ditcbe, Leonard, Brennan and Others
were preset it'll large force OF 1nd ed order
A ire broke opt about clock L A. in tbs b4 K room
on The third door n house ia Henry St. situated No
Engine house. Damage triung
About 5 0 clock L NJ q member OF Hook and Ladder
Ca No h.d his leg broken while crossing tue
track in West Broadway, beng knocked GDsn and ran
! over by Eghh-sv. car which coming along
sbOye.named truck crossing the injured being al
the tiler aud not having time To get out Of the way
IN alarm OF fire raised 81 the Eighth tTs District
caused By the bursting Of small powder Ia the
bands Vi boy Samuel hArck. tue third story o
building No. lO2 Broadway, corner Of John 81 Damage
IihiIg.
Doings and incidents at Blooming aie.
/ That portion Of Broadway between Eshtysixth snt
about Ninety second SIS, in what Is commonly knOsn
BoOmu gdAe bids fair 10 become decidedly famous the
smashing I'D Of fast vehicles, wiih their horses anc
eriyers, and con,eDts generally AT the intersection o