The New York herald., 1845-06-19
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very DISASTROUS Are broke out in the livery
stables Of Campbell & Co.. corner of Rsyard
and Elizabeth streets BY which $ fine girl & oi eleven
fourteen very valuable horses also consumed, Some Of
them we have been informed, would fetch from seven
the centre Of the stables and burned with great rapid
from the moment 1t was observed At the corner OF the
store, by German by name Knmiske; he had also an
apartment which he used dormitory over the store
s t the being undsr the Ssvs Sss
formed that thegrl could have been saved were not fol-
the negligence Of persons about the house who instead
oftrying to life, commenced hauling down clothes
and other articles of the lof and when member Of Mr.
Campbelrs establishment wanted TO- go up ladder
vented The unfortunate child niece to Mrs. ka-
miske and had been residing with her for some time We
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are burned almost to cinder Some Of - horses be-
onged to private Individuals others Used as hack
the premises were insured. II would appear that
some illfae attends the neighborhood where this fire
took place. as will be remembered the Bowery thea.
tire was only short time since laid for the fourth time
IN ashes and that those very stables were near falling
prey to the flames at the time being all in the one
block and from the accounts we have received there is
accounting for this sad unless by the hand
Of somo blood thirsty villain The fire had been burning
with fury before any of the fire engines arrived
Same of the horses which burned belonged to Mr.
Raymond ofthe menagere. One Of them worth $780,
$1,000 yesterday The carcasses these unfortunate ami
mails are still lying within the walls Of the stable which,
breed contagion in the neighborhood. The smell from
the stables even yesterday, was most offensive The
wind was about west southwest and very ortnnate toG
probability the whole block including the new theatre,
which is rapidly progressing, would have been re-
VICTIM was Jane Brane-her family are Irish They
had not been of this dreadful calamity for some
time after it happened Crowds of persons, up to the
time Of tho girl being enclosed in coffin were
bed in and about the building whore the remains was
war o in hOlla
prevent the crow dfom rushing to the apartment where
the corpse lay The loss sustained by Mr. Campbell will
Finx-About ten O'Clock last night fire broke out in
fancy store the Of Broadway and Canal street.
but was extinguishcd almost before any damage was
DONE Several fire companies rushed down to the spot
nstantaneousy and by their timely aid saved in all pro.
babilty the whole building.
DEATH BY FIRE CnAcxERs.-ws panied to record
was knocked down the other day by horse which had
taken fright at the explosion OF fire cracker and his
death was the result. We trust the authorities will be in
earnest in stopping these nuisances.
SEVERE PuNnHMENr.-A poor sailor, who was yester-
day reclining in the arms Of Morpheus the Battery
70 s as 81 one .,
verely acerated Though is the duty of the keepers
the Battery free from the intrusion Of loafers
still some discrimination might be shown in the way OF
| enforcing regulations
PmLADELPHIA CADErs-This company yesterday
morning visited the Arsenal by invitation, and paraded
Hoboken and the guests of Mr. Niblo during the
evening, at whose garden they witnessed the perform
Their solderly bearing and excellent drilling
arc the subject Of much comment among military circles
MILirARY MovEMENTs-Several companies of Morris
splendid Brigade mustered in Tompkins' Square yester
day afternoon for Improvement drills Several field
Artillery went through their evouons creditable
in in the extreme The Morris Cadets" commanded BY
Capt Tompkins, and Thea" Scottish Guard" under the
command Of Capt 4. G; Castle were amongst the num-
Der who assembled Their appearance. marching, and
gence and ability on their commandants.
CHINESE ExHBIrIoN.-The whole estate Of Grace
Church stands including the ground lots vicaage
the proprieors of the extensive Chinese Museum that
lately arrived in the ship Bazaar from Canton, and this
ception of this magnificent collection, which in the
of three months will be opened for public exhib
ton The hall will be larger than Dunns celebrated
Museum of the same kind, which is now exhibiting in
London and which has proved attractive to thousands
both in this country and Europe, and this collection will
surpass his in extent and detail The work Of altering
Grace Church will commence the first day Of next
month, when the buildings will be handed to the
propretors. The a religious service in this time
honored edfce, win be performed on Sunday next
The immense outlay the part of the proprietors in
the purchase Of this valuable property i guarantee Of
the splendid and novel exhibition that will be afforded to
the public.
TR,S.ry CHuncH-The spire of this building will be
completed on or before the 4th Of July next and the
scafolding will be then removed.
| INTELLIGENCE OryIcEs.-We gave, a few days ago
some remarks the various trials and difficulties that
attend the emigrant his arrival in this country
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here at enter into families domestics and
class they form numerous and distinct body In such
dcalty would be experienced in obtaining suations
by individual efforts, and the consequence is that per
ssy Organized business has sprung within the last
with servants and servants with pacesa species of do
mestic exchange, where a housekeeper may make her
and the servant hers There are many of these
Intelligence Offices in this city, and they have been
found Of the greatest service though from the nature
the business both parties sometimes liable impo
sition Still those Offices that have been long establish
ed and have given proofs of their respectabiity
stated regular system Of Is puues
character &C. Of the applicants for situations are kept
nuaily By them Therf fees are but small yearly sub
scription paid by family will suffice to procure then
obtaining her place. the extent their remuneration
but STILL from the great number of changes these small
fees mount up to handsome sum in the course Of tn
year
The foreign servant girls body, are worth.
class and though individual instances may occasionally
happen of derilection from duty, they but rare
Coming they do from the cabins and mud huts Of thei
own country It is sometimes amusing to Witness thei
and almost every souseKeeper can tell some tales
their newly-imported help; but their Willingness Z
learn and cheerful tempers make up for these defcience
and many Of them remain for years tho confdenta
servants of our best families One word the
In selecting Office to obtain place, much ough
women, who have resided in the city time, shoul
be sought as some Of the socaled intelligence Office
gers whilst very MANY Of them are most worthy an
respectable places fts
RErAvINo IN BRoADwAr.-This work appears to pre-
but slowly and the inhabitants of Park Place
Barclay street, much annoyed by the unaccustome
noise caused by the thoroughfare now made throug
those streets by the omnibuses We trust this block
Broadway will be completed the sudden turnin
Of the carriages is highly dangerous to passers BY
we have seen many narrow escapes.
/ CELLAR GRArEs.--We would call the attention Of tn
authorities to the careless manner in which many
these traps left uncovercd-in many instances, 70
days and nights together Housckeepcrs ought to hav
more consideration for passers by than expose them
the chance Of fractured limbs and II they will not aen
to their cellar CRATES the necessary fines ought be in
posed on them.
New BurLDrNc.-A splendid FIVE story building
about to be erected in Broadway below Courlant stree
The lowerstory is to be fitted up splendid store
the upper parts to be either for private dwelling
hotel Dr. farmee is the proprietor Of the ground. TIL
notice in Of the city papers, days since, this
this building was being erected expressly for Mr. Rat
, bone, of Buffalo, is, we understand incorrect.