New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-01

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Ronln GALLERY OF ANCIENT AID MoDgRS ART-Stuy Iuss
JosLSsPASToseoFE OF CALORN-HOPs Chapel day and ave
FIRE SPRucKsr-Lnst night about 10 o'clock a FIRE
broke in the fvesOry building No 10 Spruce St
pied on the first door by X w Frost. Commission Auc-
toner upper floors by Taws g. Russell, Book and Job
Printers; c. M Baker Book and Pamphlet Bnlsry
S b Thomsos as Book Bindery The fire originated in
TLomsons Bindery in the 9Th story from cause
known. The dense smoke which came from the burning
papers in the bhdery carried the Park by wind
into Broadway as far up Anthony st The alarm was
promptly sounded by the bells and in short time the FIRE
,n OF the District the ground in large numbers
but before they could exngush the flames the upper story
in which the fire originated and the roof were destroyed
The various occupants OF the building being absent
reporters could not ascertain their losses The damage
toined by tas OCCUPANTS below the fifth story entirely
by water.
The property in the adjoining building No II, occupied
by J. W. somerindyke, Auctioneer Shell & Msigne Job
Prhiters 7 ii Eaton. Book binder, ard John McNcols
Sereoiyper, considerably damaged By wafer.
THE LATE FIRE IA PEARLsr --Relief for he Sufferers
Capt Hapin of the First Ward Police waited upon
yesterday morning by humane gentleman who had col
eced nearly ESQ for the purpose Of relieving the wants
uorDgs of those poor people who turned from
er homes and lost their little all by tho fire in Pc ars
Sunday morning last Cap, IL requested to accept
this sum and distribute the among those Of the unor
unse PEOPLE who n,st needed it. Considerable clothing
has also been left for distribution in the quarter.
MAILS BETWEEN New York AND THE ADJACENT
TowYs-A plan has been formed by Edward Tremlyns
Hsq Of ths City to deliver the mails four times day be-
tween NesYork and the adjacent places including Book
yp Wiamsbureh Greenpont Astoria Staten Island, Jer
sey City and Hosoken. These place with New York have
population of miloB yet the mails carried between
them but once day and the detestabs monopoly Of our
Post Oice system prevents the establishment of priyae
expresses Mr Trsmayne has got up petition to Con
crefs asking that his plan may be carried into effect 10
which he has obtained large number Of signatures.
ARTIST OF CLERxs FOR ENBEzzLEnESr-Two young
men, named wn. H. and George Hicks, brothers aud
clerks in the furnishing store Of Abel Whock, Ne 40
Fultonit yesterday arrested by Officer Smith, Of
the Lower Police Court charged win having embezzled
money which they received from Bernhard Sandhem, OF
No 70 Chatham st. Charles Tbbe.s of No 800 Broadway
and Dir Reed ell of whom purchased goods q the store
al paid for Vie same Mr. Whitock states that there is
lsse deficiency in bis stock amounting about $1,000,
most not all of which be thinks attributable to the dis
honesty Of the accused They taken before Justice
Bognrt and committed to prison to await examination.
CRUEL DEsERTIoS 81 lSFAsTs-At about O'Clock on
Monday night two females each with child in her arms
20, into one Of Kip Browns stages at the corner Of
Broadway and White ST and rode up 10 the Of Ninth
av and Thirty fourth sta lonely part Of theCiy in the
night timewten they sopp, the stage paid the fare and
got out leaving the infants IN the stage The driver OBJ
serving the game they playing called loudly for the
Police but before any Of that body arrived the women,
who took to their heels mnde good their escape The in
fspts are both maes and Ssou six weeks old They were
taken to the Aims House.
IMmIGRArIos-The following comprises the foreign i'm
migration to this port from the various ports designated for
u.