New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-17

Of the Bristol Mutual Insurance Company this
understand estimated BY tie Directors Will prob
ably require ar assessment s members Of toont len
per cent.
In addition the above reported tia: tie lossi
estimated to be from $4,000 $1,000 600. and the
number Of buildings burn, from 800 TO 40. Taee were
lives lost.
We get the following additional particulars from
the Nsnlucke, Warder of July Is. They furnished
by the Editor of the Weekly Mirror, whose Office was
destroyed
scripton. Many persons have los, :ne!r all We have
no time for farther comments
Sutoned ma far practicable, the occupants Of mos,
Of the building destroyed, are enumerated.
Nam s.-Corner OF Orange and Main SITS. RlddelI.
Block. occupied by Nickerssn d Watt aad George
H RIideli Josiah {. Swain, william Summerhays. 4.
Howard, Gleason, Dr. Thompson Postofce, HARRIS bar
er-shop Gaidner's Block J. c. Consdon Il Co. and
the Mirror ofce Washington Hall, Z. W. Allen Wing
Reatins-Room, Husseys Block, Z. K j. KELLEY, William
II. Geary, q. w Macy BurnelPs Building, T. W
Calder, Jos. 3. Swain Insurance Agency, William II.
West, Citizens Bank building. G. K. Pierce Co. Exchg
r. Room. Chss Bunker, and the Bank the Coffin House.
occu pied By Gardner Csin and H. Goodrich Henry A.
Kelleys 5. Paddock, Mcaell& whitney. D. Mitch
ellis shop, fish Market Center's shop, G. + Browns
the Foeer 6. ~. Jones, William CoggeshAu blAg-
den & Nights. In Nain-st opposite stce. w Bradbury.
x J. Kelley, SAVING Bank j. Hathaway, Adams
q Parker Z. T. Wilson house Of j. Brock stores
occupied by F. w Cob5 F. Gardner Worth & Crock
u.
building house Of V Hussey; the stores OF A. Nahsr,
swain. J. Easton, ID WIN. c. J. Cook. Jr.
Co. }. p swain, building occupied by g. w. Macy
and GardDer d. Macy; the store oil Ray d Barrett n-
quirer Office building OF the Com Insurance Company,
occupied by J. w Barrett; d. Sons, and the Custom
House; stores OF Il. Croker, S. Swain, Messrs Ad
INNS J. n. Bassc.t, J. Brock, G. {. Macy, Baxter
building D. Wood, A. w. Stebbins, G.. Macy, K.
Mscy. S. d F. Colourn, X. f. Gardner and d. Z.
Swain. Or the South OF Mainst stores Of Jonas
Garfield F. A Chase; offices Of R-eser o. Deeds, Coun-
~ T,ea Collector Taxes lfusnOd House DAME
barney house stables of Hambin H.A.Kngsley shops
off sddock, F. w. Paddock. Z P. Cotho, Il Coffin.
Francis Gardner Robert Rstf, G. e. Coggeshall, F.
sherman, VIM. Hart James Coleman, c. Folser, b. & e.
Folger w II. Farnhsm Josiah Coleman, Jesse Crosby.
Reuben Ellis; houses o; Abraham Long. and II Pea'e
which point the fire was STAYED. The bul ding on
OrsDge-st occupied by DR.. Rugges and J n v Sweet,
was also destroyed
On Cro,s w6srf D. Russell, E. w Perry, Italian. &
Macy Mrs Grifths
On Old North Wharf all The buildings embracing those
between the s,rsigh, and Old North Wbarvcs.
On South Water.s, all the buildings to the new North
Wharf and on North Beachst including The oil factories
of X. Mitchell & Some, 5 & T. Hus.sy, w Gardner,
Barker & Athenrn. George Easton and 5 Tuck.
On North Wster.st Ens, eide Esthaniel Raud. Chas
Wood Vim Whipp.y Nath. Tallunt, Sam. Mitchell Al.
ron Mitchell ON West side, 3. Snow, VIM. Easton.
On Ash.s, L. Macy WIN. X. Esston. j. T. Worth
On Ash.lane b. Austin. Spencer House, c. Staronck.
On Broad-s ali the buildings, ncuding the Episcopal
Church, except the house OF Wm s. French.
On Federa-st. all the buildings, including Atheneum
Library and Curioslties lost0 and Mansion House
On Centre 81 EAST Jatlcs IL ~
Athearn. Messrs. Sprague J. Sturievant, D. uphan'
S. T Hussey, r. Mitchell, c. Gardner Dr. Fearing IT,
L. Smith. West side. J. f. Athearn, G. A Lawrence, j.
Stur,cvant, A. Plnkham. a. Davis $. Macy, Peter r.
Ever T Coffin 4. Hussey A. Castle NJ. Swain, j. Cole
man. Mrs. Hitler, W. Snmmerhays All on iRdeE endent
lane Lower Peari-s On Upper Pearlst the house of b.
A. Chase All the buildings were consumed on the cross
streets between Main ard Broad SITS.
The Selcc,men engaged tor the night 100 men TO watch
the burn, district aud sbou, 100 employed by
individuals sufficient number OF engines were In al
he Records saved.
The steamboat Co. dispatched the Telegraph at A. NJ
receive the passengers OF the Massachusetts
the NJ 10 New Bedford, and leave again for ~
place. arriving same evening. The ccmmendaoe OBJECT
Of this movement WAS TO give az early infornH-
ton possible to our citizens ABROAD whose premises
IL Is very remarkable that lives were lost, two or
three injured more or less severely About 81 KEGS
powder used IN blowing W about rs macy oui'u
Ings and proved very efficient.
de,mchmep, of the crews OF the L. s. schooners Gal.
latin and Wave headed By their officers performed am
citizens and In particular 10 ours Tor their gene
and effective aid In removing tho materials OF the
Mirror Office.
The NANTUCKET FIRE.-A large number OF the
citizens of Nantucket, who were staying in this city, eit
O'Clock yesterday morning Tor the Island In
packet chartered for the purpose There has been but H.
lie insurance effected this city on Nantucket risks One
of our Mutual Offices has $4,000 insured In the town. and
other offices may have limited risks The Bristol
Mutual Office NewBedlord loses some SioUOo and VIII
call for ten per cent assessment upon It's members. We
hear that considerable insurance exists al OIL
fees The lack fire department must be sadly mourn
ed by the sufferers.
II is stated that immediate supplies OF provisions. &c.
are much needed by the sufferers at Nantucket and Gill;
cent measures should promptly adopted for their re-
lief. Boston Cour. lo'n'
A DAMPER TO MISUNDERSTANDING scenes
occasionally In grave assemblies During the late
session OF the New Hampshire Legislature, newly
hcdged rose make his maiden speech in the
House bill had been brought in 10
tax bank dividends and watching his opportunity the
debUtani addressed the memberi Mr. Speaker the gen
,emen from Dover who introduced this bill does not
seem to be aware of its inevitable results. He would
,rip ths ,ciot Qosrs OF laughter. and cries of-the
widow whoS-whai widow mo; IN this pubic nail
hope, &c &c)
As soon turuu subsidized In some degree aud the
orator could make himself heard, he Indignantly pro
ceeded Gentleme need nat think to put me down oy
camor. Is there sympathy here for the widow and
the orphan say cir. that this lie worse than stripping
Pu, on this and say you drive the widow to her