New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-28

store OF Messrs. TIFFANY \ To-, caught by MI fodnS
Of that establishment, near KIingly. Mr.. Andrew
Wind of this City caught, last week, over four hun
bred in ten hours fishing in sullivan County.
PRlcr OF PorAroE>.-The latest report for first
quality was 81 p a bushc, or ~ 10, barrel Ber-
muda potatoes have been selling at . barrel.
There a complete monopoly in two or three English
,hpping-houses.
ARREST or SrREEr-PRE AoHEH.-An Englishman.
named VIM. Bryan took position on the City-liah
steps yesterday forenoon with the intention to draw
crowd to lear his preaching, but was suddenly cut
short BY Sergeant Dovoe, who informed him that
Mayor Woods orders not to permit street or
Park preaching as such would draw mobs together
and renew the disgraceful scenes of last fall The
preacher was unwilling TO desist, and had to be
arrested and taken to the Tombs. Justice Bogat
offered TO release him condition that he would not
attempt to preach again in the Park, but this Bryan
refused and was locked up.
LOST CUBA poor German, Casper Reninyer.
of No. l35 Crosby-s says that he has lost little gin
named Anna. She is II years old and has light eyes
and complexion.
Tnr FRrvcH SIDDoSs.-It il stated that the Gov
eminent embargo on Mademoisollc Rachel has been
withdrawn and that she will forthwith prepare for her
trip 10 this country. She is expected early in the
Autumn aud viii make her fnt appearance at the
Me,ropotan Thcatcr. Corito aud other famous
dancers will come with her and play alternate nights
FAILING OF A. OLD BUmDNG-A WoN,S KILLED.
About o'clock on saturday afternoon the owner OF
the old touement-house No. los Baxtcr-s' formerly
Orange st told a number Of poor people in the vicin-
fl..nn al Inv
the wood. A general onslaught made on the old
structure BY men, and children, and IN half an
hour little remained but the totterng Frame which,
together with the chimney, suddenly gave way and
fell into the cellar Two men and woman-the latter
named Bridget Gmartin-were buried in the rubbish.
The men were got ont alive and were not dangerously
injured, but tue woman was sulocated. Her body
was taken ont and sen, to the sationIIouse to await
an inauost Coroner - Donnol held mn inquest on the
body last evening" and the following verdict was rem
derod: "Thal deceased came TO her death By frac-
turo of the ribs and other injuries received by the
falling OF tie old building No. lOs Baxter-st. Fur
"thor, We respectfully suggest that some means be
"akcn by the proper authorities to prevent the rcck-
'less tearing down of such buildings" Deceased
was 70 years of age and a native Of Iceland.
| FAru OrAnuEL BETWEEN WooD-GATHERERs.-
The fatal accident ut the old building, No. Os Baxter
st., had happened but an hour Saturday afternoon,
when James Gien Of - Mubcrry-st aud Hugh Don
nelly of llG the same street had quarrel about some
wood which they had gathered at the building which
fell II appears that Donnely AMI one Mccarthy ont
of a Joke removed some wood which Gillon had left in
front of his door, and after teazing him in this way
while returned the wood TO the same place Gillen
became angry and sworo be would rip them with hs
knife if they did not stop stealing his wood. About
quarter of an hour aftorward Donnely and Gien met
in the alley-way, No. 70 Mulbenyst, where fight
en.ued, in which, according to the evidence
Of Smith Mclaughlin of No. 70 Mulbery-st.,
Gillen was knocked down by Donney. While
struggling on the ground Gillen stabbed Donnelly
in the left side with a pockct-knife The in
srumcnt penetrated his heart and caused immediate
| death News Of the fatal affray soon reached the
Tombs and Officer Sweeney went up and took Gillen
| into custody Yesterday Coroner ODOnnell COM
menced an inquest on the body OF Donneiy, and the
testimony taken was in substance the accused gave
| above The inquest was adjourned 10 10 o'clock this
! morning. Several witnesses committed 10 prison
TO insure their attendance before the Coroner. The
deceased was 70 years Of age and by trade carpenter.
The trial Of LYMAN Cole charged with forgery on
the Chemical Bank in connection with kissane, was
concluded on Saturday in the Court Of General Ses-
sions At a late hour in the evening the jury
nounced that they had failed 10 agree upon a verdict
and thGoupon they were discharged By the Recorder.
We understand that they stood hye for acquung and
seven for convicting.
Tie case Of ROdolph T.. Lasala, William +. Martin
and Theodore H. Myers, charged with fitting ont the
brig oraiio Of this por for the purpose Of the African
| slaye-trade came up before Commissioner Bett. on
| Saturday for examination. After hearing testimony
| the matter was adjourned to Wednesday next. The
| amount Of bail on Myers reduced from $4,000 to
| 5000 and on Martin 20 81, 800
| SrABBISG AFFRAY-Chares Lynch Of No. Beck
manst got into q quarrel with John Montgomery in
low crib IN Water Il. Yesterday aud was severely
,tabbed in the neck None Of the main arteries were
cut however and he was expected to recover. Mont
gomery wa. arrested by officer Folger Of the Fourth
| Ward. and Justice Bogart committed him to ths
| Tomb. IN default Of s50o bail.
| DISCOVERY OF BCRGLARs TooLs-A large am) unt
Of burglars tools were found on Saturday afternoon in
sandbank in Twenty -thrd-st., Ninth sy They
were taken in charge by the Sixteenth Ward Police.
STABBED BY SAnoR.-Pstrck MeCiee, Of No, ca
James. was stabbed in the neck BY saiL3r yes
terday morning about O'Clock in front Of his OWL
door, The assailaGt of after committn ing the act
and his name was not known. Thepartias were quar-
relirg at the time Of the assault. Mcse vas sen.
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