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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-09
FIRES.
FIRE IN wRsM THIRTY-sEcOSD-sT.

FIRE IN wRsM THIRTY-sEcosD-sT.
About noon yesterday fire occurred in the dwell
Dg-house No. 232 West Thirty-second-st 1t origin
ated in the basement and was speedily subdued.
PRE- IN BLEEcKER-sT.
About u O'Clock last evening fire broke out in the
dry-goods store No. 276 Bleecker-st oceasoned by
some goods in the show-wndow coming in contact
with the gas-light. The window and goods therein
were nearly destroyed. Loss about $3.50. Insured.
FALSE ALARM.
The alarm in the Eighth District about the same
hour as the above fire was occasoned by the burning
out of so.ty chimney in Franklin-st., Fifth Ward
No damage to the premises.
FIRE IN FIFTY. sEvENTH-sT.
About IL O'Clock last night fire broke out in a
frame stable in Fifty-seventhst, the Sixth-av.,
which, with several shanties adjoining, consumed
Loss about $500.
FIRE IN cLIfP-sT.
About III o'clock last night fire occurred in the
third story of houae No. Clst, of John-st,
occupied by Louis Schoendorf as. a Mathematical
Instrument Maker. The fire extnguished by John
NJ Bennett of the Insurance Patrol with few pals
of water.
FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
Yesterday forenoon about IL O'Clock fire broke
out in three-story wooden tenement house in Union
av corner Of Ainsliest, Eastern District owned by
William Colt BY the timely exertions of the firemen
the flames confined to the inside of the building
which was damaged TO the extent of $3.50. In the
basement, where the fire first discovered was
stored about $4,000 worth Of mahogany bann sters
and other work which entirely destroyed 1t
was owned by Peter Miller and insured for $500 in the
Poughkeepsie Fire Insurance Co Mr.. Colts loss
was covered by insurance. The upper part of the
building was occupied by German families, who re-
moved their furniture
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MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE.

The season Of the La Grange Company closed last
night at the Academy with decidedly full and bril-
liant house, the opera being Norma The gifts Of
Madame La Grange are better adapted to other char
acters than Norma, which demands immense phySico-
dramatic resources. There was a good deal of ap-
plause, however especially at the parts where her
forid qualities come in action. A nice Adalgsa
Signora Costni. The Polone of NJ. Nitrate was
rather heavy-a part generally shirked by tenors as
ungracious and little capable of being worked up ipio
favor.
NJ. JULLIxs.-Mr. Danskin, the European business
agent of NJ Julien, is just arrived to make arrange
ments with Mr.. Darcie, his resident American agent
for series Of concerts the usual weknown scale
of splendor during the coming Fall M. Julien an
tcipates arriving in New York the last week in July
bringing with him an unrvsled band OF solo per-
formers. There is also, we learn probability Of
bis being connected with some great operate and
photographic speculations NJ Julien gives series
of concerts at the French Crystal Palace prior to his
departure for America.
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FRIDAY, June s.--C0rsmHrac afi0as-Suud CON-
Fire Comms oners in relation 70 expo
ons &c received and the action "a the Commissioner
confirmed; fr0m the Croon Aqnceuct Department es-
mating abstracts Of received during the mouth of May
ordered ca hle.
Reports Concprred mo award contract for
Building house for the Hose Company No To- and Hook
and Ladder Company No 5; Carpenters 20 j. L. Miller
Co At 81 $50, aud fhe Mason work Hammond Douger az
$3.50; build carriage for Hose Company No. 10; concur
ring IN ordinance for the employment Of wa.ertgh box
for the removal Of refuse matter from and basins
The GrdRdSf. ParcmeRt.-Repor; from the Specia
Committee the contract for paving Grands and direcn
the Controller money said until he
fully saffed the terms rety complied with Ordered
20 he printed.
The Board adjourned TO Menday.
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FIRE IN BROOKLYN.
THE WEATHER AND CROPS.

PATENT RIGHT FOR THE PoTATo Ror.-On copy
right it is all about the thing. 1t is something
that we did not expect anybody would lay claim to-
but we were mistaken. live Buckeye claims that
honor Here is his letter in all its original literary
glory:
'sNfr Edter Sur / seed some statements in your
paper about the poiaoe rot from the Ills lnois) man
&c that said man has my pamphlet ADD have the
copy right for the pototatoc rot and have sent my
work long time ago to different scciotys aud look for
the Premump and do not want my rights trampled on
80 YOU will Pleas look TO you how the case Is
from the within date. DAVID SEANAS.
There if that does not establish the copyright to the
potato rot we don't know what would, particularly As
the claimant for the honor of rotDg all our potatoes
saws that he sent his work long time ago TO DIFF
ferent societies No doubt society in general would
have been much obliged to Mr.. Seaman if he had kept
his work at home.
Mr.. Seaman sends us pamphlet written by him.
SELF in which he gives full and particular directions
for doing all sorts of work in the right time of the
"moon." He says: Many people say that the time
"for doing any work whatever has nothing to do
with the moon; but they may be satisfied by close
" observation"
We are. Whom Mr.. Seaman patented the potato
rot something wrong in the moon.
buds in this vicinity are very much infested with
worms gentleman in Jersey City says he found one
in almost every bud that he examined.
WOODEN RAILROAD RWHEELs.-Colburn's Rail
read AdrOc0te says that on the Camden and Amboy
Road many of the wheels of the passenger cars are of
wood. The wood used is red cedar carefully kiln
dried some of it having been in the oven for three
months. This wood is got outin segmeuts or shaped
pieces so as when put together TO make solid wheel
of about six inches thickness The hub used Is Of cast
iron about egh; inches long and with wide circular
hange or collar at each end through which the wood
Is boled. In the hub sockets for the heads of
radal bolts these being made to pass through each
alternate segments from the hub to the outer circum
ference. thin rim of hoop-ron is placed around the
wheel and the tire then shrunk on. Some OF these
wheels have been in use SIX years.
TIE Harvest in this vicinity will be late. In New.
Jersey the rye is just in bloom. The wheat generally
locks well. Apples and peaches are both promising
The DRouTH IN LOUISIANA still continues with unu-
sua severity for that State. The corn crop cannot
but be short one. 1t is too late now for rains to re-
cover il
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A CORRECTION.

To the Editor Of The " T. Tyf8Ese.
SIR: Some persons, who can hardly be called friends
Of mine, have insinuated in The Democrat aud In
cBrer Of Detroit tba. started the late report of my
death in order to get up excitement similar in
situation was also made by TIE Esening Post OF
New-York, as learn, and accordingly am conideat
you viii allow state the facts Of the case IN The
TRIBUNE. The report sent by some person totally
unknown TO me; never authorized, desired, or even
iniimated to any wish to have sueh thing
done. | have myself suffered pecuniariy from it,
having been compelled to telegraph denial to my
fiends,) and my relatives have received severe
shock. My father came two hundred miles to attend
my funeral, and my mother frightened into sick
ness At first disposed TO think lightly OF the
matter, but find the consequences are serious.
think the hoax must have been set foot by some OF
the students at Ann Arbor
Your obedient servant NJ. THOMSON.
RooheieT n. y, June 6. 1855.
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CONVENTION OF MUSIC PUBLISHERS.


, The Board of Trade composing the Convention
Music Publishers commenced their sessions on We'd
nesday at the Astor-House, and continued during yes
terday with closed doors.
The main business of the Convention is to consider
whether the public would still stick to the high rates
that the music publishers have so long dwelt upon,
and whether they the publishers should continue to
adhere TO the idea of asking exorbtant prices for an
article that costs mere trfe Difficulties have sprung
mn in the trade which the Convention will endeayor
10 seto There is not less than 8, OOOOOo invested
m the United States in the publication OF sheet MUSIC
alone-a large portion of which music are pieces pre-
yiously published in Europe, and consequently not
entitled to copyright in this country.
Messrs HALL Il Son, extensive publishers. some
ak or eight months stree attempted reform IN TINS
matter but their enterprise met with great opposition
and they were expelled from the Board of Trade
The greater part of the Wednesday Sessions was
occupied in angry discussions relative to Messrs. Hall
a Son. several members deeming that they had
been Justly read out of the books, while others were in
favor of making ainicabe arrangement with them.
1t was finally agreed to admit Mcssrs. Hall q Son,
and those gentlemen took their places in the Conven-
ton Yesterday We further learn that the Board have
agreed to make large deduction from the old scale OF
prices. =,
The trade is represented by delegates from New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis, New-Oreans and other cities.
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GROSS OUTRAGE on A GERMAN EMF
GRANT GIRL.

A Young German girl named Marie Kurell arrived
in this City about three weeks since from Faderland
The ship on which she was passenger had hardly
arrived at Quarantine before she in charge of
runner who among other things promised to procure
her good situation If she would accompany him.
This PROMISE as well may be supposed, he however
cid not nor never intended to carry out as will be
seen by the sequel The poor friendless emigrant
scarcely vet seventeen years of age without friends
thus played upon by this villain, was but too easy
prev for her artful teacher This shark and procuer
Of handsome and innocent girls for improper pur-
poses took his victim TO intelligence office, where
che was coon after waited upon, as is aieseu, oy
Mrs. Huffnayle said to be procurers in the employ
of Henry Schluter and Caroline, his reputed
wife, keeping ager-beer saloon and house OF
prostitution at No. City Hall-pace who
promised to see that she had a good situation.
believing all that was told her Maria went to
Schluter's house. After being in the house short
time man came in and began TO talk with her.
After little while he asked her 20 go into back room
with him, but she refused when 6s she alleges, he took
her and with the assistance OF Sehuter forced her IN,
when the door was locked upon her and she COM
PEELED TO submit 10 his vile embraces. Here she was
kept until within the first "a hours of her stay IN the
house, she had been compelled to submit to the vile
embraces OF FIVE different men against her will In
each she alleges the persons committing these NO
lences upon her person were counrymen OF her own
She was kept here and deprived of her liberty for seve-
raj days, and finally succeeded in freeing herself
by stTatagem. She represented 10 the we
KEEPERS of this den that she had a sick
cousin on Staten Island who greatly re-
quired her presence and care. BY this means she
freed herself and made known Der treatment to some
newly-made friends. On Thursday the matter was
laid before Mr.. Shuler of tie Emigrant Squad, who
proceeded to take her affidavit which in substance Is
as above stated. The complaint was then submitted
TO Justice Connolly who issued warrant for Schultsr
his wife, and the woman Huffnagle the alleged pro
curess The two former were arrested as was also
Caroline Becker, prostitute and an inmate
Of the place. They taken before the Magistrate
ard committed 10 the Tombs for examination.
Officers Rothschild and Freude of the abcve-named
Squad who arrested the parties, were unable TO ma
tie procuress but they in sctive search Tor ne,
This case seems TO be OF peculiarly aggravatng KIND
but we are assured that similar outrages are OF almost
daily occurrence.
Let the officiating Magistrate give to this matter hs
earpes. attention and secure TO the guilty parties
any there be, the punishment 90 justly mefited y 5
stated on good authority that scarcely fsir,ookng
German gir arrives in the port Of New YORK during
whole year who ID not importuned BY viuainous kun-
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BOARD OF OFFICERS OF THE FIRE DE
PARTMENT.

The Board of Officers of the Fire Department held
their quarterly meeting at Stuyvesant Institute on
Thursday evening, Mr.. JOIN LrSEs of Hose Company
No. presiding in the absence of the Chief Engineer
Jas. +. wenman, Secretary. A resolution appointing
the 18th of October next the day for the annual
parade Of the Fire Department was esoped by vote
of "A to Al. report submitted calling for the
adoption Of an ordinance by the Common Coun-
oil for eleetinc four Engineers for each of the
four fire Districts aud two for the Xllth Ward. The
report was ordered to be printed. resolution was
adopted to appoint committee of three to wait on
Mayor Wood in relation to the recent order issued
by him for changing the beat of policemen every
two weeks. as il is complained that as soon as the
policemen become acquainted with the residences OF
fremen they have to up TO attend fires at night
they are removed much to the Inconvenience o. the
members of the Fire Department. Adjourned.
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The CIScIsSArI PAID FIRE DEPARrAESr.-Ihe
Cincinnatians, more than year ago, adopted palu
been published During the year ending in April 1854
under the old organization, there were recorded 100
res loss $6os 900: insurance $3sOsl7. For the year
ending April, 1855, under the new steam nreen-
CINE system, there were l04 loss $lso,sls;
Insurance $e4 e3l; estimated loes over Insurance.
SIS, 9s5 The above comparative state neat shows
balance in favor Of 1885, OF IS fires and the amount
of property destroyed not so great by four hundred
and eighty thousand dollapl There were saved 10
insurance companies $2a5 i5s, and absolute saving
Of property to the amount Of $all, s3s.
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MEETING OF THE VETERAN CORPS.

The Veterans of the War of 1912 held Special
Meeting last evening at their headquarters at No o.
spenard.s in relation TO removal of the bones OF the
martyrs of the prson-shp from their present resting
place in the Walabout to Fort Greene, whore it is
proposed to erect suitable monument. Col III. Ray
mond presided. There was large attendance of the
Veterans Gen. Van Rensselaer, was present ct the
meeting and was enthusiastically received. II was
stated that since issuing the call for the meeting ii had
been asoeIaned that tie bones of the Revolutionary
soldiers were under the charge of association by
authority of the Legislature, so that at present the
Veterans would not be able 10 carry out their inten
tions Speeches were made by Gen. Van Rensselaer,
and Others, after which the meeting adjourned
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BOARD OF COUNCMMEN.

FEIDAf, June Sd. ID. CoNovkR, Prevalent, IN
the chair.
Third Reodings-Rcports of Committee on Sewers in
yv o. seweun Seventh from Az nue. 70 the East River
70 ns~cn- from Birminghsm-st 20 Marketst IN horso-
81 nom hsh;hsy. 70 Hudson River in Henys from Mar
20 center Of block between Market and Pihests IN
Iht from Tenth between Ninth and
ienfnsFs IN second ~. on Seventh Eshhstsi In Di
yisaon- rop Orchard to Rutges In Attorney from Dvs
ION 20 near orAnd "a Anhonyst from Center 90 Crosss
10 Thtieths nom Tenfhsy. to North River In favor of
granting two months extra time to John b. Morre complete
shc sewer In Forietb Ct. an adopted
Reporfs-Of Committee Salaries and Offices in
hvsr Of increasing the salary Of s. Holder P Assistant
Crk Of the Board Of Courcnen 900 per yesr from the of
January last la favor Of allowing Joseph Murphy Supern
soani Of Lands and Places ESQ for Of waso
Bob adopted
Reports Comftee Fire Department stay all proceed
~ relation budns addition 70 the house Hose
"a and advertise proposals for raising the roof IN favor
ssAas house Ter Engine Co. No. si favor sfpoposs
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IfAdyertisement.I
The obstinacy of FEVER and AGUR is not the

same in the Union. That which prevails in some
portions of the South that which results from f
rer in torrid climates far the most unyedins
DEBLERs ANTI PERIODIC PILLS have been tested upon each
Of with the uniform and complete success Sold by
all dealers and by DEsBLER, Agent, at the Wholesale
Depot, No. Sil Broadway, New-York.
The above popular and successful remedy sold at whoesals
and retail by H. RIsG Broadway and John-st
Also by C. " CLIcKESER Co., No. 81 Bacays. srEPAEs
PAUL Co.. No. 149 Chambers-st c. WELLS CO., No. II
Frankti and JONI w GRFFIrHs of Grand and Nor
fOlk-sts.
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.spore the coast with special lookout Tor coal sup
g..crs rort;on win be left with Lieut.. Spoke. He
,ogds 10 reach the interior by travelling up the wsi
sogsi and to ascertain 4 the Gebe a kouar does ex,
snd IN direction parallel to b %e Sn from east os
~ rset dav the latter was the view Of Ptolomee.
"" Ta hold Paier Kirk, to whom we are indebted for
-. axnlorstons in Thibei was murdered by robbers
A. he conclusion Of the Librarians remarks the So
,;fy adjourned till next Fall.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Man OF SESsE-Where is the Man of Sense

whose mind Ia uDprudeed-who, from the infectious smell
sitter would say Would this body have been bsreft
of life had pufr.sc'ion been prevented Are born
bat be scki shall the lower animals live their full
extent only prenaurey perish! Let follow patae
let Us cleanse blood from impurities and shd live 10 the
full extent the OIL in lamp Of e From BKAsDRErHs
PILLS like clouds from the fly impurities epleons, ndses
tons levers, griefs AM perils OF death.
PILLS sold at = cents per box with u
dirseon- the principal office No. ~ Canas, brandreh
Binding a bookstores Nos 2 Hudsonst aud 20
Bowery. Also Of d. d. Wright No. IS Houston-st corner
of all mt dicine- vendors Ia the world.
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iAdyertisemen'.l
The permanent Cure of Rupture, Piles, Fistula

Falling tho Bowels and Concealed Abcess Of the Recum by
T. H. Drxos NJ D. Editor Of The Scalpe Every Of re-
ducble Rupture be permanently cured that the
Truss may entirely dispensed with afe Pee and Fs
uas are cured without the gaure or the knife
When desired patients received a. the Private Hospital Of
Dr. Dixon where every comfort X domestic life provided
and opinions the Doctors residence No AZ 5h
av Office hours from 10 and toS daily and TO evening
All other hours the Hospital and cannot be seen Let
tiers must be addressed EDwAsD H. DIXON VI D. Consult
ing and Operating Surgeon Box Nc SIN Post-Oh;e, "
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advertisement.
ELEGANT PARLOR PAPEks.

su1PHEx BREED Importers Manufacturers and JobSers Of
Wall Papers their and spacious warehouse No sos
Brosdwsy receiving AID viii confinns to receive By
attractive NOVELTIES which European skill prodase Ia the
inc Of Plain Gold and Velvet DECORATIVE WALL PAPERS
These about TO adorn the walls of their dwellings neatly and
cheapy with very rich aud ELABORATE HAsGses adapted
Cottage Hall Palace invited TO cal and examine ths
trscfs shs be executed with prompne and ards ic skill
Merchants supplied with American goods At lowest possible
urices
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IAaveriscmenf- ]

PHRENoLoGY teaches parents for wnas occapa-
ton ~ e ,h children are best adapted and IN whea they
- .ce.,ful and hsppy. How many men drss
g. 'Iu wss fOr want Of this tnOwisdss Hon T. j.
- :. when man properly understands hiusef
mentally and physically. his road 70 h.ppns. :mo,'h nd
pSoIosr reaches parents the character
ssies Of and how 70 miD.fs as% properly :. wn
S - 81. INTO se:isu Exsrnstions with written dsssrp
s az character dsy. By Mr. RovIxsss No. SO Brssdv.
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BROOKZY wv ITEMS

Tx LAWS AND ORDrSAscEs-A resolution having
han n.,d Al resulsr meeting OF the Common counca %
MONDAY rsht last appointing Henry c. MURPHY ESQ., 10
pile all the laws and ordinances RELAXING TO ae conssastei
civ an effort made the special mctnS % thurscaJ
peht the resolution. The motion failed howvcr ~
vote q Yeas to Nays The price for the Joe sI@
EXTENDING THE 0RDIS.ScEs.-At the last meet
re The Common Council Thursday evening ordinances
cptsd prnv ing tAs all ordinances and resolutions OF t.
Con mon Council aud Board Of Health existing sd N i9ree N
the late City Of Brook the ls day Of January, s -
apple able 10 the entre territory e1oscei
within fresent corporation s Of the city; aud al peon-
esbe aud may within the present City Of Bookys
Rus OyER.-Robert Carroll a child five years o.
age BY market OF Hicks and AZ
Yesterday morning and seriously II not fatally
injured Ocer bfokAD of the First District Police took ne
child 10 Its sidencc in Counhss and ARES d ths driver
who held to the charge OF reckless diving
STEALING ISDr, RuBBER.-Michsel Dunvan and
James su,sn rrsted yesterday by Ocsn Mccormick
spd Iexs OF the Third D Police stealing bag c India
Rubber from BARK lying At Anc Docks Fhey were coua-
mfted.
The CIRCUIT CouRr-Bcfore Jadge Rockwell
James Bennett sg Samuel Bangs and Others Ae
recovery stereotype plates Of Bennes syssem Of
Book eepinE" IL appears that In 1913 the plates wers
pced In the possession OF Bsrgs Co Of NewNofk with he
understanding alleged that they were 70 ray 500 Tor Their
use ing that when they had realized that with ~
per cent upon the sales of the books and legal INTEREST apou
the advance money the plates should be returned 20 beane
The admitted that the In their possessoas
that they had bought them upon levy aat execution by
virtue judgment against the plaintiff Ia this and hN
Calendar for Monday. June ii Cases So 81, s. 3D. 81 81 ~.
CO. 6 g. g. g. g. o. o. 60 TO- ~ r. sS "a 10 70 and %
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ADVERTISEMENT
DYSPEPSIA GRAVEL, RHEUMATISM AND KIDNEY

FUNDAMENTALLY ScHEIDAM AROMATIC ScHsAP9s Is
prescribed with great the above complains by the
best medical practitioners this country Put Ia quart and
pint bottles For sale by all the respectable druggists IN the
United States Sole importer
UDoLPHo WOLFE,
Nos l8, 10 and % Beeyer-st., New-York,
No. IS South Fronts-, Philadelphia.
The scHNAPps l. Tncture Of Juniper, distilled
by proprietor seheiiam, Holland expressly Tor medical
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ADVERTISEMENT
We would commend our lady readers attention

the extensive Of ch Dsyss GOODS offered BY Mesrs
CHAs Co. No. 50l Grandsr. The great reduction
prices OF Rich India Grape shswls, Pans Manttas PLAIN,
Plaid Striped Silks Barge do LANES Robe de Barge
Tissues Paris Printed Jaconet, Lawns and other rich Dress
Goods inducements purchasers not 10 Be obtained At
his early period Of the other house IN the Cry
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lAdxertisement.l
ONE DAY MORE OF THE BABY SHOWN

BARNuN has continue the Grand National BABy
SHOW atthe One Day More in order to crafty thou
sands Ct citizens snd strangers who have been unable far
gain ndnttsnce consequence OF the crowd Fythrse Of
the Prize Babies will be present well the Prize Twins
pets Sc Performs in the Lecture Room besides
at u O'clock noon in the afternoon and in the event
without extra charge