New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-04
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Twelve Days Later from ENGLAND.
Arrival Of the Columbia,

maze N.' ld.>daf IRON LNcrpon 10 tllis fNll W
- days ond - hours.
She brought nineteen pass ngcr- 10 Halifax, land
e. a'nc there aud took in iise--ulaAins fifteen to
Bottom.
,, dis arrival wc have received 10 .don paper,
90 iac .yeuinc OF the 18Th, and Liverpool to The
10Th ur.
The Columbia PISSED The Acadia, heecc, a, l2
oc,oco last night
The steamship Great Western, from Ncw-York
2Gih April, arrived at Liverpool on the morning
o. tie llih alt and to- Britannia, heacc Wa Hal
ilaA, arrived on the 10th.
ilc Cotton Market remain ID hrm, and price,
wet, f.iiy .uppor'o. The sales at Liverpool Oh
iac lG;h amounted 10 > 900 bales.
The Money Market remained about tie same As
al lhc lc.t rivcr..
There coatinp.d 30 be Great many failures IN
ia, comm .ciii business al London, aud also in
the manufacturing towns. One If the heaviest
houses in Manchester, Stopped payment the
lih ait.
The Sou,hcro Couuiic, Of England bad suffered
>omcviut from drought, while IN the Northern
pant the season WAS quito wet. On TIE whole
vegetation was quite proni.inc
The disturbances. in some portion, of Ireland
,ll continued. aad were generally iraccnh.c to the
Country in snd about IipPcfary, was IN Il very ex-
cited condition.
On Monday forenoon. lC,h of MAY the Ameri-
cau lac of packet ship Hendrix Hudson, Captain
Morgan, ,1i.cd from The -. Katharine Dock, Lou
dan. for Ncs-York. win noary 200 emcra1fs,
chiefly agricultural laborrr> with ibei, families.
from The counties of Su.scN Kent, a,d E.scx.
DI,1RrciIoN or ONE-fHIH or TIE Civ og
U-NGrH,H LY FiaG.-Ihe cry Of ilamb0rea
the grea, Commercial Emporium of Germany. oar
Of the mos, lou,i.hing on the Continon, e Eu-
rope. Is a hem Of ruins. Ter merchants were
rejoicing at the pro>Pec, held out TO them by The
promised Improvements in out Commercial Tariff:
now tney are mourning over tu.ir richly stored
warehouse. in ashc-, their houses deyoprcd by the
flames, and ,hcir prospect, Of iner,a>ins prc~gcr-
" -ca,t reI TO the four vinds Of heaven.
The fire, which broke out on Wedn ebay night,
Tin. ith inst AID which. there - every reason 10
believe. vas the work of au ine, udiay extended
L. fiy.tNo streets, most %; which were reduced To
ashes. On rough calculation, the loss ct proper
fl was from three to four million, sterling, bu, 1t IS
believed ia, tire total l"-s VIII b. double tiai
amount No person can tell Low many lives were
los, but great number ol persons must nave per-
i.i.cd. The Canals through the City were dry. so
Wednesday night til Saturday morning
On Tie l-t,rr day, at nine o'clock, the Danish,
U,noyeIian and PrusSian troops entered the town.
and being well supplied with gunp0wdcr, com
mcHccd blowing up the houses To- arrest tine pro-
cre., of the flames. hi, wa, completely effected
by sunday morning. The Senate ordered every
pcr,,l 10 leave town. aud nothing could exceed
the hcait-reudins spectacle Of thousands ct poor
people frantic with their losses, and without Tie
means OF procuring food or shelter
The destruction OF Hamburger is one of those
cnamiti.s which will be- felt IN every part OF the
Commercial World Great IA may be the credit
of the Senate aud people Of ilsmbuIgh with For
c,en States century will lapse before the Cry can
be replaced in all the prosperity destroyed by this
confederation In the midst Of the confusion an
incident occurred characteristic of the government
and the people. \ public notice was every where
III, up, stating that the vault under thc bank, con-
tanning the gold and silver bars were hrc-proo,
and that the bank books were all removed in PER
feet safety.
The Hamburger Noue Zeiung, of the 10Th IN
stan thus sums up the results OF the sad ceias-
irophc; oooo
Sixty streets, containing from l1OO to SUoo
houses. lie smoulderins on tie ground and form II
fearful but picturesque ruin. Two splendid church.
e.. with s,ccples exceeding 400 feet in hight, ano-
tier church with it's tower, the Ra,h Hau-, where
tn Senate hold their st;iugs, the old Exchange,
the repository of the archives, the building OF tie
Patriotic Society. are all destroyed. The Reich
spast Amt. nearly all ire grca; booksellers, the OF
fces Of two newspapers. (thc Borsenhalle and the
Correspondence nearly all the erca; hotels ana
inns. (thc Old London, the Belvcdcrc. Hote! dc
Russo. 81. Pcter,bureh. Street, Hotel the Crown
Prince the Wild Man, the Bramer Amthaus, tie
Black Eleehsu,,) the principal magazins des
mode, and repositories If fashion, and nearly al
the chief apoihecaries are destroyed. The iol-
lowing are safe the cellar where The bullion Is
deposited at the Bank, the Catharinen siraSse der
Wludralumc de Rcichea strusSc. SC.
4 more graphic account of the details Is gwen
in the annexed extracts from letter written by
Young lady To her parents England;
On Thursday morning Ascension day, 9th inst
my sister her husband and !, walked To the French
Church. Frederick, taking away the breakfast
told Us that since eight or niSe o'clock terrible
IRE hal been raging in the neich Sirasse. In COM
ing out of church the servant sand to Madame Ia
r>h (who, you aware, lives in the country,
sui Ind come thence this morning direct,) that
shs could not go To her town house in the car
rage; thai twenty-five houses had already been
totally burned; that in fact hers was IN great
"'''s'I, and That the IRE becoming more ana
more formidable. few hours aiterward came
Inc news that the house OF Mr.. Parish was no
MOTE and that the flame. were spreading every
instant.
The whole city nov began to show the mos,
h'ey alarm. lac bells, The firing Of cannon .'hc
c'icS and confusion III the streets, all prcsas'L a
night ct anguish and terror. Ii vns NOT however
I'll night had spread her SAL wings over the
scene that We could perceive the whole extent of
the destruction which mcnaccd the entire CITY,
The heavens became a. red a. blood--the dcyour.
ing flames, increased more and more bv an impei.
nous wind, rosc u a gigantic hight 4, half past
!! went 10 bed. bui lhc noise of ihc cArlo..nn.