New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-06

seized MIR. Beebe and bis wife and carrying them to
the windows passed them down the ladder to the
! street
The, then returned and brought three young women
Margaret Nsgle, Ellen Magic and Mary Ann shannon
/ a niece Of Mr. Maggie, also the two sons OF MI ~
Margaret. half cIazed by the smoke, eaPed from Tue
fremans arms through the window and fell heavhy
/ mon The sidewalk ipjuring her back and eIkles.
| Mar Ann was badly burned upon the head and
! s,onJders Ellen Nagle while being lowered to the
street bad her ankle sprained and was somewhat
burned.
yr. Nagle and his wife were almost gone, and It
was only by TIE kndest attention that they recovered
The soDs were also somewhat Injured.
The parties were conveyed to the Eighth Ward Sta
ton House, where they were attended personally by
Capt Turnbull and Lieuts Koher and Stage and sew
eral physicians.
Nj. Stone and bis wife escaped by the rear door,
first foor MIS- Stone reaching the door missed her
child, and returned through the smoke to her room
where recovering her child she succeeded In escaping
without injury.
Mr.. Stones loss is about $4,000, insured 5000 on
stock and 500 on furniture the Lorard Insurance
Company.
The fire wos confined to the first floor by the exer-
tions Of the 6rtmen.
IIRE ~ WAsHINGTOS-sr.
About 10 o'clock on Wednesday night fire broke
out in the upper part Of the store No 25O ashgt'n-
Il. occupied by Wainwright Ssyres & Co., dealers
in wood ware, cordage, brushes, mats, &C In con-
sequence of the very combustibe Of the stock
the FIRE could not be subducd even BY the aim s su-
rerhuman exertons Of the iremen until the two upper
stories had been con petey burned out. Loss abou
- 900.
Abou, o'clock p NJ fire discovered in the
Cou,tb story Of house No. 1872 Water-st corner
Pine occupied by John Cooper photographic printer
The progress Of the fire was arrested by the iremen
before much damage was done to the building. The
fire was without doubt the work of design
FIRE IN WALSH
The awning in front Of No. 81 Walst. was set on
fire during the afternoon by fre-crackers The fire
was put ont by policeman.
FIRE IN EssEx-sT.
At lOl o'clock P. NJ. the roof Of the tenement-house
No Essex-st was slightly damaged by Ere. 1t orig
mated from fireworks.
FIRE IN FIFTHsT.
Atlll O'Clock =. NJ. FIRE broke out in the fourth
story of the building of No. - Fth-s occu pied
by Sullivan Kennedy as lock factory. The flames
were soon extingushed. The fire is supposed to have
been oecasoned by the furnace.
FIRE IN vEsEY-sT.
| About L o'clock z. NJ, fire discovered in
the buiding corner of Vtsey and Greenwch-sts, oc-
cupied as a store and Westinghouse. The flames
we've extiDguished by citizens before much dam
age was sustained
| FIRE IN wARREN-sT.
Yesterday morning at O'Clock fire broke cut in
the basement of the aiding No. 90 WaTen-sti lower
part occupied as patent medicine manufact)ry, up
per part as dining saloon and offices. Through the
exertions of the fremen the flames were confined
TO the basement. The origin of the fire is unknown
FIRE OS A STEAMBOAT.
The steamboat Golden Gate, with large party Of
ladies and gentlemen on board went down to the
Fishing Banks off Sandy Hook. While there the
steamer took fire from the furnace, and the greatest
CONSERVATION prevailed for few minutes The fire,
however, was speedily extinguished aud the vessel
returned to the City in the afternoon.
About % o'clock p. NJ. fire broke out in the base
ment of No 39s Pearl-s Extnguished with tritiing
| damage.
About the same hour a fire broke out in the store of
w Hooper near the corner of Pearl and Water-sts
Extinguished with trifing damage.
ACCIDENTS AND CASUALTIES.
There were great number Of accidents by gun
powder, such as hands mutlated, faces burnt, &c,
but we give place only to few of the more i'm
portant.
Mrs. Phillips, residing at No 80 King.st, was sho,
while sitting upon the back stoop of her residence,
the ball passing through her thigh and iohictiny a
| dangerous wound. few minutes before this occur
renee her broher-inlaw was struck in the leg b. a
spent bullet but escaped with very slight injury. The
person who discharged the bullet is unknown.
Lawrence Norris received bullet in the abdomen,
the ball passing entirely through his body and emery
| ing from bis right side. He is not expected to
recover. The pistol discharged by some person
unknown.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO BRIGADIER- GENERAL HALL.
Brieadier General Hail. while reviewing his brigade
in Broadway near Bleecker-st was thrown from his
horse the animal having slipped and fallen upon the
| Russ pavement.
The Generals right leg is broken about four inches
above ankle Joint Both bones are broken but fortu-
natey they not much pntered the fracture being
straight The General was conveyed into the board
ing-house of Miss Robinson No. 6is Broadway where
he was attended by Dr. Quaekenboss of his staff, as
sisted by Drs. Sayer and Woodward of Gen. Sand
fords staff and Dr. Eager, Surgeon Of the 9TH Reg-
ment National Guards He is otherwise in good health
and spirits though suffering much pain in the fractured
limb.
CHILD run OVER AND KILLED.
A child years of age, named Ellen Lilley, whose
| parents reside at No 1903 Avenue d. rear building
was run over by one Of the Avenue and Housten-st
line of stages on the afternoon of the Fourth, and
| killed almost instantly Several persons who wit
messed the occurrence from the windows of houses OPP
posite say that the driver not to blame, he
driving very slow at the time The deceased was