The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-11

FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE FIRE IN ALB NY
Our city was visited last night with the most de-
strucve Ere that has occurred since the extensive one
OF 1883 II broke out about half past r in the OLD
and well known Brewery establishment of r. Boyd Il
Co.. but more recently occupied and conducted by ST.
muel Wes:cott. Adjoining the Brewery was the Mali
house. the two making BUILDING of some two hu ndred
or more feet front franklin and Arch streets The
fame. spread with almost iuconcevable rspidity
the whole establishment. The wind blew quite a gale
from the Northwest causing great danger the build
ngs south Of Arch street BY great exertions, howe
spirit and the occupants the fire was prevented
from crossing Arch street The Brewery and Malt
house were entirely consumed; and here at tme
thought the flames would be stopped But unfor
tunaely, the north end being in close proximity the
rear buildings of the Mineral spring Garden, the flames
caught therein and then spread as running dry
Under. In few minutes sweeping the Garden of It's
shrubbery, refreshment rooms, &c, clean the
paved street The fire then extended through to the
row of dwelling houses Green street, destroying all
except the corner buildings Ferry and Arch Streets
these, by great exertions we're saved.
BY this calamity, Of poor families turned
INTO the street with scarce a moments warning Most
Of their little srrsy Of household goods in
Lhe following is as accurate an account of the loss
sustained as could be obtained: -
owned by Robert Boyd, and occnpied by samuel West
COT! Bn,dins insured for sIo,ooo-contents SO ooO
wnich viii about cover the loss
The malt house adjoining on Arch street owned by
Hawthorn McCulloch-insured 81 900
fran hn;Idn ori &c awe,ng No 20 Arch street. and
sured for 81 200 not efficient to cover Toss
rsme puiluiDs IN the Of 70 Arch stroef ouNed
and occupied by p Lynch a cabinet m,,kers shop-no
insurance. '"'f -"
Twostory brick dwelling. No 1856 Green street, own.
es by A. D. l.. Whipple-no insurance -
Two two-story frame dwellings, Nos 1877 and lso
Green street, owned by w. swecny-insu red 81. 400
Two like buildings adjoining, Nos l6l and io3 owsed
by F. Flanuigan-insured 81 100.
Two.story brick dwellings, Nos. &c and a. Ferry
street. owned by A. ID l.. Whipple, slightly injured
insured 81 COO each
Bakehouse in the rear Of No so Ferry street, owned
by Thomas and occupied by Isaac Keeler- no insur
ance.-.dibany Journal. Sept q.
YELLOW FEVER IN INV ORLSANs---Since the
publ cation OF the report OF the Board of Health,
snd our remarks relative TO the health of the city, in
yemerdays Picoyune have learned that one of
yenow lever has made its appearance 1t Of such
= character. however, 90 should create any alarm
o. an epidemic there is nothing to indicate that
VII - any thing more than solitary case It
~ re- apout Town yesterday that there
v nafiy hospital. and in order 10 ascertain beyond
made y ns nat iucn was the caused inquiry 70 be
- ~ mat nsutution and learn that t'Aerc has been
.ne connImsd case. German named Victor Horan
svr, sms1 on Saturday, the 10th uk with all the
mpsoms o. yellow fever, and dad ON Monday last
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