The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-14
City Intelligence.

PRE- FIGm-Na PoEcB IuuvxEEsCu a prise fight
came of al half past six O'Clock yesterday morning on the
docf ., the foot Of Robinson sre The CONTESTANTS were
two pcdla boys each about II years of age There were
some two humid Cd Spectators among whom we're several
having bc Of five dollars and upwards on the result The
eight lasted for about three quarters Of hour entirely
undturbcd by the Interference prose- OF single po
hecman. although the station Is not more than 70 blocks
or and although there are some sixty hctroposns In that
wsrd-the Third Finally parties applied 70 the
Councilman Of tho ward TO stop the light This official
paired 10 tho spot and separated the bsans contrary
TO the win md remonsranccs OF the bettcrs, who wantei
10 the AMIR out II only his threatening TO ar
rest some OF the bcers hat they asscntet though will
lngy 70 his Interference Probably the fight was merely
might be free from the moderation Of Councilman Al
dermsn, being pretty well satisfied that they stood In
danger OF interference nom our Metropolitan police.
AScrHsR NUMEROUS DrsArrn,RAsu.-Mr. Charles Gal
agher, employed board the barge N. A. Fitch lying
the foo, Of Washington street, BROOKLYN been missing
since Saturday evening last He e the boat for the pur
pose OF coming 70 New York after shirs, aud WAS
seen with The bundle under his arm In this city, about
quarter post seven r. NJ He was last sccn st about .
and was going on bosrd iSe vessel hand on uess,
boring ship also saw him 90 board; but he not
seen by those in charge Of the boat He was about
pants and vcss with leather boots and Kossu,h hat he
whiskers Any informant concern q him will
Ne ao rccevea ey ms orosner So1n sMasner u
wanted, 10 take charge OF her.
FaE IN FrIroN srsnn.--Between IL and O'Clock yes
to-day morning, Ore broke out the third door OF
building No. "A Fulton street, occupied by George Manu.
bookbindcr. The flames were FIRST discovered from the
windows facing Gold street. The nremen were early
al worh, and extngushed the FIRE beoro spread beyond
The building Il commenced In IRE was also found on
the fourth floor, occupied By William fotb Tin box maker
which appeared uncouncccd with hat the third floor
The building 10 owned by Brown, Bros. 20. Il is ds
mayed about $500, and insured FOR $4,000 In the follow
ing insurance companies CITY s5 900; New York Fire
and Marine, $4,000, and Fast River $1,000 Mr. Maun,s
loss will probably amount 10 ~ 900 He Insured IN the
Etna, OF Hartford, and the Hartford OF usriford M
Potts loss will be about $500 lie h insured for Al 300
In the Pacific Insurance Company The store ON tho rs
floor Ia occupied By whitney Dewey, dealers In ready
made clothing. Their sock Il damaged BY water; in.
surcd for 2Ooo 10 the New Amsterdam Insurance Com
pany Tho basement Ia occupied by 9ancr n Lohnert,
az a lager bier saloon Stock md fixtures damaged BY
water Insured for $780, In the New Amsterdam iusur
an % Company
Ern fouRrH oF IuLY AcuDrvy.--Ichard H. Simmons,
youth seventeen years Of age died on Monday, at $50
Madison street from the eaece Of pistol shot accidentally
received on the Fourth appears that deceased ana
another boy amusing themselves firing pisols when
The companion OF deceased accidentally or csreessy
pointed the muzze Of his pistol towards deceased and tho
latter received he contents u the weapon In hs right se
with fatal effect The Coroner notified and inquest
wn Nc held upon Inc bedg 10 IN,