The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-15

Js-~r~rcr,on on D Srsr Ann nASusAcroRY ~ rM-A nfo
,sre ant in No 81 rman street, beswceu one and two
vslsck q Sunday morning, occupied ~ ~ wm. -
NJ "a auuSscture Of mustard, and Known - tne Vucsn
Nustsrd Nls The lire was discovered BY the Grow OF mar
- po,oe boat No. a. commanded by Oouwain Nesoin,
bo uroosoded 10 the building with al practical Bpeed and
broke opep he rpey found Tho made nied VISA
epse smoke rendering utt rly to ssve any
TortSSotou ,Ssspe in one Of the Fulton ferry boats also
played uyon the building from the river rne niues
which Rad hurst ort IN large volumes, were suppressed
Ter comparst vely short tme and the fire was Goa
aned 80 the building in which originated Toere ~ss
large amount of stock hand, boh manuts'tured anu
in the original stte, all Of which, with the exception
some two or three bags destroyed by the DIRE or the
Hood Of water which tDIo~n INTO the ouidins .ro
me soove sns e orsnstsS IN the engine room
on the hJst floor whepce the flames soon sPre " s s1
appsr stories The eogne 10 out signify os
she building IL burned 20 that every nns WI nae 70
De renewso IN oroer make ht for any pasposs !"
n mot known now much material was ID tne ouid
NJ At The time, but evident that the
value OF the contents destroyed and damaged
VIII reach somethrg $l2 COO or more Inc pnains
q q, sone and the walls cor aueny remain unDjared
o~ped by Mr.. r. Haviapd and viii take AZ least
,csv n~sn.raory 10 recommencing operstous on
Monday is therefore possible that the ire orgina
bed from the hot ashes Both building and contents were
insured.
BURGLARS CAPTURED On Saturday evening Captain
sAauI and Sergeant Hobroo OF the Third precinct
police captured two burglars In the house Of Edward
Val, No. 269 Union street. the family OF Mr. Vail are
absent the country lady residing next door, being
thai they not al home, n.d her suspicious
aroused by seeing uan look out of one Of the
windows. She thereupon Informed the police. Toe
above officers found the doors and shutters
rDfsstened They enerei and saw several plies of goods
bundled up and ready 70 be carried away Every room
n ne house had been ransaeked me closets orS.sS open
value TO carry were scattered about the oor Mer
examining every the officers proceeded 20 tue attc
r1z~n ~ p1faA
They offered resistance and were at once taxed ipo
custody Sergeant Bedrock had previously been on tne
watched from thai quarter Tney stated bad hey
knox no one the roof, they could easily have
Yneir names were william Dalton and James Moore.
The evening previous officers Stockholm and Pow
named John began IN Columbia street, en- suspicion Of
havrg eonousy entered the bouee Of Rev George ray
G in street tine Gay ana s% Ssn mere ne
Taylor out Of town. The accused was about the
vicinity under suspicious circumstances By nsxhoor,
who gave bis description to the police and they succeed
ed In srreeting him. he committed TO Ssr
aeant smith Of the Third precinct requests the heads Of
iaies going into the couatry to leave their ad
know their houses untenapted. IN such cases the
ponce are instructed 10 pay particular attention.
WAR uroS Hoes GoArs -vhe police Of the
Ninth ward have been unusually vigl.nt for days
past arrestihg the Of hogs and goats within
their precinct The Ninth ward very thiuy settled 10
parts, while In others It ie densey populated Bone
bonng establishments have been located there and pigs
makes exceedingly disagreeable to those who do no,
keep them ana at the same time compelled 10 live
within the reach of the odor arising from them, and
10 consequence of their expulsion from up town,
New York. This has magn6ed the nuisance 10 such
extent that the authorities have been compelled 10
nteYpose. On Saturday about dozen persons were
brought before Justice Co'nwe on charges Of vi>
hsne the ordinances IN maintaining nuisauces They all
pleaded guilty and suspended for peseu,
Of skng their property out of the ward or TO
hfty two more arrests were made ali OF xhou were held
for examination today Those arrested represented l
hogs and IS goat: Some owoed as high as twenty and
while 10 is well known that sooe Of these hogs and
goats by the dozen Several establishments the Ninth
ward are Known 10 have hundreds, and two
thousand hogs There appears to be q determius
Me part Of the authorities t, AGATE the nusanceoy nc
De the penalties provided by Law. If they dc 60,
good The police will certainly their duty aided bv
The Mayor and magistrates If not their lsbors will be
IN vain.
suIomE-On Friday night last evidently abaut
t6nty years OF age, dressed In tight fitting cloth cap
dya6 fock coat and pantaoous committed suicide by de-
hberatey jumping from the stern Of tue ferry boat
6osanus, shortly ssser leaving Tie Ne~ YORK s,p he
who be WAS
ARREST SUSPECTED BURGLARS Yesterday afternoon
two young opes ating in The OF Rev.
Mr. Carpenters resde in Second place. circum
Of suspicious character. Sergeant Smith and
officer Compton OF The Third precinct police proceeded
lhe mousse and both into custody Upon persons
were iouna tie wog srtcies, eoaotess e.oec;--
One watch case Of tortoise shell, numbered 1887
set CT pearl cbarns with anchor, heart, &c heavy
aod pen and pencil; three god rings one set With har
and marked "E B ) :" one ladys Roid peocl and oas
silver pencil suspended TO black silly ribbon; a1ys
EXTENSION pocket book, CONTAINING SIT in bills TIE &C
cuaed who give their raues as Oven Moss and Ge3rge
Holmes locked up order to enable the OF
Me above property to identify IL,
CHARGE HIGHWAY ROBBERY. Sergeant Ferry Of the
Third precinct police yesterday arrested Edward Cassi
day. the supposed acconplice Of Samuel Cardoso who
was arrested on Friday evening" for knocking down snt
poobng Mrs kelsey OF No II East Warren street. white
walking in Smith street, Sshermerboru Tue &C
eused comu ted aid both pares~l be brought out
soy examination 70 day.