New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-03

On Sunday morning a fire broke out in the two
story frame building the Eleventh avp near Forty
ninth st. The fremen early the ground but not
wbstandng their endeavors the building destroyed
The flames communicated to the adjoining building the
corner which greatly damaged The buildings were
The alarm in the Eighth District Yesterday wa: caused
by fire breaking out in the ruins OF the late FIRE In west
81. Damage slight
SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DRowyED.-Mr c. Price,
pilot of the small steamboat Alice Price plying between
Peck slip and Red Bank n j. has been missing since an
early hour Friday morning and is feared Is drowned
He left the boat before daylight to ashore and sup
posed to have fallen overheard The dock in which the
vessel lay has been dragged but trace of his body has
been discovered He about so years of age feet,
10 inches in hight and had dark brown hair lie had
dark brown frock coat dark pants with small stripe dark
and boots. On the morning of his disappearance
hat which supposed to have bePged, to h% was Gund
pers by which he be identified Mr. Price was brother
in law to Capt Haggerty of the Seventh Ward Police,
who will be thankful for any information concerning his
missing relative.
SLEIGH AccIDryr-On Saturday evening spirited
team attached sleigh and driven by Mr. Thomas Car
lin came in contact the of Broadway and Fifty
rstst with team gonr in an opposite direction when
MIR thrown to the ground with great violence but
fortunately without receiving any serious injury and his
sleigh made complete wreck. The fragments were
picked and with the horses were taken to the residence
of Mr.. c., by the Nineteenth Ward Police.
CARELESS SHooTIsG-Some careless fellow discharged
apistol in YorkS on Saturday night the contents OF
which, powder and waddng only struck colored man
named John Brown living at No II Anthony st, in the
face iniurng him severely though not dangerously The
wound was dressed by Dr. kilbourne.
The following is the calendar Of for trial in the
Court of General Sessions Judge Beebe presiding for the
January The sitting of the Court will commence
to morrow Grand larceny 49, burglary 49, forgery rob-
berry stabbing murder false pretenses g. attempt TO
kill attempt arape abandonment /, embezzlement 2,
illegal voting l ) total Ga
DISCOVERY OF COUNTERFEIT CoIs.-On Saturday
a. Tho lnrl dc
covered hid in the cellar of her house into which
she had few diys before moved, large number of
counterfeit ha eagles quarter eagles half dollars quarter
dollars and dimes together with the mods and dies in
which they were made. She Immediately gave nforma-
ton Justice Stuart and Sergeant Elder of the Jefferson
Police Court with two of his men repaired to the house
and secured the coin and dies In the course of the even
ing they arrested two suspicion of being concerned
in the making of this coin The evidence against them
however is but slight 1t believed that the guilty par
tes are known TO the police who the alert for them
II further believed that these dies and coin were made
by members of large and organized gang OF counterfeit
ers who are scattered in different parts of the country
Great efforts will be made to ferret out and arrest the
gang.
The PANEL GAMK-A man named Launder Knapp
living at No 60 King robbed in an infamous panel
crib Kept by negro called Big Dick at No 40 Leonards
Saturday night. He lost Esq in cash and god pen
Louisa Peterson black nymph arrested and locked
I'D by Justice Stuart the thief The magistrate gave
orders to Officers Rynders and O'Nei Of the Eighth
Ward Police break up the crib and they intended att
late hour last night when the occupants would probably
ali be in to take Big Dick and his gang by stou
RoBBIsG A Room ATE.-A young man named Thos
Riley was arrested Sunday for robbng the trunk OF his
room mate Delehunt of eco. 1t is alleged that he first
stole the KEY Of the trunk and then carried OIL the money
He was locked I'D by Justice Stuart for examination.
STEALING TuREEYs-A man named John NJ Hart was
arrested on Saturday night charged with stealing box
Containing ftyve turkeys the property OF Edward Brit
ton of Somerset County n. j. who had them for sale Of
Washington Market. When arrested the accused had
the property his possession and he was locked up by
Justice Osborne for trial.
A PtcxPocKET CAUGHT By An ALDERMAN-Alderman
Ra;,d elect of the Fourth Ward, on Saturday after
noon detected youngster named James Walsh, in the
act of picking the pocket of Miss Ann Drisco OF No sei
Cherry st. while in Chatham st. and handed him over 70
a Policeman The rascal had succeeded in getting INTO
his possession the purse of the lady which contained
s9e So 1t was recovered, and he was locked up oy
Justice Osborne.
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