New-York daily tribune., 1854-03-15

hfrt Baci.i ths alvays gna ,ent was never IN b,
tr voice Nblos saloon was fled 10 overi'wng.
Mr. I--ac Jones died suddenly yesteriay morning. Ga
tie previous everio- he alplron good heAlh Mr
Jones was highly respectable sad wealthy ctzsn-son Of
the late JOhus Jones IL married Mary eldest isnghier
Of the late John Msson
CHIDRKS's AID SocIErr-The Chllrens Aid S'ee'y
desire to acknowledge the following receipts for the News
boys Lodging room Friend, sIO; Merchant s.. Wn
Coventry Wsddel. ESQ; Ms Livng-ton, $40 Washing
ton Association. Pen Yam SIS; Mfs J " Haven, $40
Geo G. Haven, 50 books
The stobir eton bos;. for Boston Providence aad New
Bedford Thusday change the hour Of LEAVING Pier
No North River from to P The c. Vanderbilt
newly repaired and furnished viii come into the line
that day
FIRE-The alarm Of Gre last night was occ.sonsd by
the burning OF rubbish in the basement Of No 49
CourtlAndt st But little damage done
THE RLGIsTFR- Mr. Dyokman gives fat contradiction
10 The story Of msessanoe in his Office put forth in last
sund,s atlas We thought a, the time th:: there
great cry very m. egg and it is likely prove
ii there is any truth in a man never before doubted
THE PERH,N Grrs-A regular meeting Of the Perham
Gft Committee held last evening at Academy Hall
Ira Buckman, Jr presiding The persons who won sae
panorama ard the rong horse appeared aud then orders
were ndored by the committee The Secretary, Mr Rob
e Beatty furnished reporter with the oumber of gfa
so fer delivered Gold Pens 700 gold pencils 2iO gold
pens with cases 81 slo0 god watches so gold Watches
Il Genibs hats 10 $500 pianos Ticket No 1892 held
by Franklin J May the farm in New wJersey; No
s3esI held by Benz Bsckledge builder No III Psrys
the PsDorama No 7o16e h7ld by p. 5 Masecker. Man
che ser Passsic Co the trotting horse Telegraph 1t
is supposed that the Committee a. Georgetown have 20 Dis
tribute about $4,000 more envelopes.
STRIKE OF TEE JouRSEYxYs CARPESrERs-A ten
o'clock on Tuesday morning, accordance with the resou
ton passed a; previous meeting the iourneymsn carpen
ters met Convention Hail. Wooster st to the number Of
about 800 The strikers proceeded in procession to
Montgomery Hall in Prnces consider the best course
to be pursued
The meeting was called TO order, and Mr. njamn G.
Morrl appo nted to the Chair w Maserson So retary.
The President said this the fourth time the journey
neymen carpenters had been compelled strike for ad
vanced wages in the spring The present turn out was
about the same in numbers those of previous years ami
heretofore srkesof the trade had resulted in obtaining the
objects sought TO be ATTAINED by the movement He con
dered If the capenters of New York exhibited proper
spirit the turn would have numbered 5000 men but
still the present number strike enough to get all
that they demanded
Reports we're received f,om fifteen shops from which
five employers had offered II hilng per day eight had
offered l6 shngs per day. the remainder Of the employ
ers reported would give such wages the trade generally
acquesced TO- but refused take the lead Some OF the
other employers reorted Offering to pay the stan
dsId wages as soon es that should be fixed
The meeting then adjourned TO meet at Convention Hail.
this evening.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT AND PANo IN PUBLIC School -
Yesterday afternoon the clothing Of girl II years OF age
named Caroline Leonhard took fire from stove on the
fr. floor Of public school No 20 in Ludlow st near Delan
cy ard she enveOped in flames The poor girl ran
screaming into the street where she was met by several
p6rsons one of whom threw his oyerooa about her a e1
neuished the re not however before she was rghtuly
ard it thought fatally burned She taken to pub
lie house nearly opposite the school where she attended
by two physicians after which she conveyed to the
residence Of her psrens No 1872 Chrsy ST. The flight OF
the sufferer from tho school room and her loud cries
ated the greatest excitement among tho many hundred
children there assembled. and nearly al sponineo isy
rushed for the doors For time 1t was feared that the
matter would asd of the fearful features OF
the public school calamity about two yeas since ia the
Ninth Ward but through the presence OF mind aud prompt
action of the teachers and the Tenth Ward Police, tho
children all reached the street in safety and without acct
dent We learn that the unfortunate child died last night
CHARGE OF FALsI PRE1EssEs-e el4 600 rOylh Of Prop
erfu iIrO'rea IN the gaiT-Chares A. Haskins broker
and Wm Sra.ien late merchant Of Brooklyn were yes
terdoy arrested by Officers Gallagher and Kearney of the
Jeferson Police Court charged with defraudng Mr. SAM
Cameron residing at Clifton Staten Isand ont OF fourteen
buildings valued at 81 600 EACH and situated in Pnest
PHILADELPHIA tappears from the affidavit of Mr Cameron
that some time since Haskns sold house 10 Phladephia
for Mr. Cameron and sherward asked to be appointed his
agent to cell the fourteen houses above named Hs re-
Guest was complied with and soon after he wrote Me-
Cameron h. he had sold the properly to saten and hd
agreed 10 take his notes for il Mr. Cameron then had
persons interview with him. when he stated that Sraten
was wealthy and perfectly responsible and that his notes
were as good as wheat" Snaten then called upon
by Mr. Cameron to whom he represented that he wa.
worth large amount aud comparatively free from debt
Mr. Cameron then consented to the sale and tbs property
WAS made over to atten Mr. Cameron receiving hs notes
therefor few weeks afer Sratien proved to be nso
vent and made his property to some OF MS relations
and TO H.skns 1t Is nov charged that the represents
lions made by the accused Mr. Cameron were false and
male for the purpose Of fraud The prisoners were taken
b.fore Justice Stuart Haskns gave bal in $1,000, and
straiien was locked up.
PERSONAL AFrRAT-DsgrGoefid Seeae.-Shorty afier
&. o'clock yesterday afternoon, young lawyer, named
Levi. D. Glover formerly assistant 10 Daniel siekes,
Era late Corporation Attorney ferOcousy and bEaaly
beaten in Chambers It, opposite the City Hall by John d
rnreeor the present assistant to Mr. Haskns Corpora
80, IvoTpey A crowd collected while the affair was
:, ,,orress bu no one interfered sop the ass.Gl
Mr. Glover finally succeeded In breaking away from
be r. Of hi, assaan, and fed across the Park % tie
oaee Of the Chief Of Police the blood flowing hym his
wound, az every step The Chic. was in hs Office at
the time and Mr. Glover proceeded TIE Jefferson Market
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