New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-05


FIRE II. NARK's-PL.CE.
Last night about 10 clock fire occurred in the dwell
ing-house No 81 St. Marks-place. The fremen were
early the ground and s1bdued the flames, Dam
age about $500. Insured.
CITY ITEMS.
Madam ThIon who ia very great favorite with all
lovers Of English Opera, makes her last appearance at
Nibos and any stage tonight. The house will be
densely crowded of course.
To EsJoY SEA AIR-Those who desire to get fair taste
of air and excellent opportunity for bathing in the
ocean should take trip the jersey coast in the fine
steamboat Alice G. Price Capt Haggerty, which runs as
advertised in another part Of this paper Capt H. leaves
nothing undone for the comfort and enjoyment Of his pas
senyers the hundreds who Travelled with him yesterday
can testify.
CHAYGE TIE FERRY RATEs.-The fare on all the fer
ries between Brooklyn and NewYork will be raised on
and after the 10th inst to two cents. The actual advance
however Is only half a cent tickets can be procured
at 81 - per hundred The change is not TO be
permanent and understand that it will be continued
lor ger than the high price of Goals copper mbers and
various other articles which present very dear and
much used by the Company continues.
The Rev. Mr.. Mansfield breaches at the Mission Chapel
No. % Forsythst evening, the duties Of
temperance men in view Of the murders in
midst.
ORD PILLOWS ELEcIIoS.-The Grand Lodge OF South
ern New-York held an election Thursday evening at
Odd Fellows Hall Of Grand and Centre SITS, when
the following gentlemen chosen officers Tor the ensu-
ing year: Grand Master. John G.. Clayton Deputy
Grand Master d. ". C. Langdon Grand Secretary John
j. Davies; Grand Treasurer, Joseph r. Taylor Repre-.
sentative the Grand Lodge OF the United states Andre
Froment. For Grand Warden there was no choice.
DEATH OF HE MISITER IRON HONDURAs.-After a
short illness Don Jose Barrunde Minister PenpOten-
tary Honduras the United States died in this City
yesterday aged 20 years The members OF the different
Legations al Washington, and the foreign Consns IN this
City and cltizens respe ully invited to attend his
funeral at St. Peters Church Barclayst., on Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock.
DIT AND SMoKELEs, CAR, FOR TRE NEwlIAVLN
RALnoAD.-Tbe New-York and Ncv-lIayen Railroad
have iust purchased from Mr. c. >pooncr OF Bridgeport
Ct TIE right to Waterbury, Patent Car ventuator
for the exclusion dust Our readers will recoect that
successful experiment made upon the road las.
week.
DrsHoST,r CLLRK-Some days ago Mr. Stirling, a
broker in Wal-s sent his clerk George Wood, youth
= years Of age to his bankers with 81 900 in small bills
After he nad been gone SNORT 1it W oOu fttrHcu III
seeming state of great excitement and said he had ost the
money but that he had discovered his loss until his
rival at the bankers Mr.. Stirling then questioned tho
bow when he sad that in going he had stopped into pie
shop and that he supposed the of the pie shop or
some his boys had stolen the money messenger was
dispatched to the pie house, bat no tdngs could be
gained OF the money Sergeant Devoe Of the Chief Of
fee was then sent and made vigorous Investigation
Mr. Stirling tod him that time before Wood had
lost ESQ This excited the suspicion OF Deyoe who taxed
.he boy with having appropriated the money to his own
use The boy appeared shaken when Mr. Stirling prom
sed if he gave up the money. should be said
about Wood then owned he had taken the money and
hidden ii under door stoop in Cedar-st where the
money found and returned TO Mr. Stirling AMI Wood
was permitted to go about HE business
RAILROAD ACcIDLNr.-Alexauder Mason, an English
man and a carpenter b. trade and recently from New
York City. where he has wife and two children re-
sjdnc employed upon the Utica and Black River Rail
road was instantly killed on the ID instant in Utica By
the Express train on the Central Railroad. He pass
ug through the Old freight house, when the tram ap-
preached. and although he of the track once or
twice he became confused tina, he was finally caught
by the cowcacher, AID his body terribly and mansled
CHARGE OF SrABBISG.-Chsrles II. Hicks, colored vas
Yesterday arrested charged with s;abblng Margaret
Pierce also cclored with knife nicting severe injuries
The motive for the assault stated TO have been Jealousy
The prisoner was committed BY Justice CLARK FOR trial
RoY DRoWSED At KISGsBRIDGE.-OnI hursda! morn
inc 81 inst Jos l. Jones about - years Of age son OF
Nrs Chas. Jones. residing at Fordham, wa drowned
while bathing in the Harlem River. Hs body was re-
covered about al hour afterward.
PrRsoSAI-AmoBg the arrivals at the different hotels
we notice the following; ~.
A. the HowAsD HorIL-Gso c knish' Gleve,aad oAis
HrSor A,bsrs the Rev Fooe Poushksepsis: : !homp
a.. Ts-s,. Jane. Woor LHdea Alabama H. ; Van Angel
'A,,bs NJ rPoPoLfraN HOrEL-Th- Hon VI Latnau ta4o
r, ne Hon Hosc~ Russ. New ora CO.. AZ doom
p D-Tev -.n Francisco J. II Canon Norm tsfo4n. tIs
hon N..ol Brown Kenuckyi FrAnkha Ono r. " ooc
ssa non Wsises A sfrggle s. Louis, HieAe9et
NV Or.esus T. B Doc Wise Jnsns j. NJ Tag aihsn'-' 81
Nm Lowell. slr VIZ Boyd. Of klmsrroek. London
A. The IRvSs HovsE-H boOli!, Dsyion o ne hon " "a
uHr.s Co.ten the Hon D. v Jones Bsdwlnsvi5.e ) 4
- Hon A Feote Ohio; Col " l. stTors M.2shed ~ ls
yDO stewart Az y 99a sa.. 5s Rt Geo Ho~.
SoIgmbs G Horace Maynard KRoEie Tenn LAI@1n f-'ea
C.vssha s,egoL.,-Jud.s P Smith Nis Geo Parker
~ Burch ChIssso; Geo. H. London. L A r ) s1n
IN Ma; D. P Browz j.. Ph1 Homer bEisis.- NeNSltl
p e;.@sp Wilmington, Henry Philips Pm hsafy " sna
A.IPsS A,roa EovsE-G W Bsi.erm,a. Maynils X o
-, rov n Y; Ho- p Nils. New Jersey; W u N ~ n
T.isfs,rs j. Hi Boston; joseph : Nisos w slofr"s'
+ y Baley Nssavis Ward Me Ai''sr. Newport m ns''a
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SABBATH SCHOOL IN FETIEThsT
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Allow me once more 70 bring 20 the notee oi YOU
Is sabbath School No 20, connected with rev IL