New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-11

de.trovef The walls Of the house 10 Nssninstonst
ar standing No e nearlya ruin No ia na- 'ls
tanned but sight damage 10 TO. At the corner oil Con
cord.sf remains uninjured
TIE block bounded By Nassau Fulton hish ana
Washington sis j. entirely destroyed upon me ti.e
fret stree,. with the exception Of the dwelling - h.-n
q which can be repaired for about s'uV No. ~ N''
saust corner Of Washington. sustained but iTillns
damage Not. lsl and ia Washington-st are but sls
ceu,ible Of repair Nc. l50i mass 81 runs Noe
IA. 80 and q escaped almost entirely
Ire SQUARE bounded by sands, Fulton. hisa ana
Washington sts i. burned rs entire course on hsn
and Ful,orsts AL ssnd - from Fulton 20 the Ne'ho-
dist Church Inclusive 5. gone. The Leeiureroom and
Psrsonsge belonging this society were also destroyed
Nos l3- and 40 W4.hinston-s- large frame houses
were saved from distraction BY some elm trees whose
dense foliage and numerous limbs, appeared 70 absorb
the flames and thus divert ihem from their prey
These forest sentnels shadowing the rear OF the ola
ings in Questo. were more e1ectual in wsraias
OF the enemy than the fsvorlie wet blanket defence
and their cri.ped leaves and ehafred trunks gave evil
dence Of the severe nature Of their duties
The ere dwellings Nos. T. 20 = and ~ eand-.t are
not injured.
The total loss is about sl5oO0O0, only small part
Of which. comparatively is covered By insurance The
following Insurance Companies are principally involves
Brooklyn long Island Insurance Company Lons
Island Insurance Company Etna Insurance Company,
Hartford Conn Hartford Insurance Company Hart
ford. Coma and a Philadelphia Company, In which the
Baptism Church was insured 70 the amount OF $4,000
The Brooklyn Company has lost about $1,000 and viii
have a surplus Of $4,000 remaining large proper
ton OF the sufferers BY the IRE poor persons many
of whom have lost their little all They have been re
eved for time by the bcnevolence Of their mere for
tunate feowcitzers. but their urgent necessities de-
mand inmedi,te assistance from the Humane
The scene Of the disaster visited by thousands
yesterday, and al the ferry boats were crowded to
excess from daylight until dark Most OF the furniture,
which had been piled IN the streets, was removed
early in the morning The ruins were still no, and
smoking bat strict watch was kept about them. We
noticed three safes among the rubbish Fulton 81.
one Of which was melted, while the other two had re-
celved no injury.
The following is list Of the houses in the district,
eight or ten of which perhaps partially injured,
and tho remainder entirely destroyed
HENRY STREET
81 a. John Ae-r cs Robert Young 81. John Don
e cgsr IS. George Abraham. Coroner Jane Abrhtn'. ~
Be etrean John Pet' grocer, o. &c Collins. nsrrh,ni y
Y6r 81 Fl~ari Gendar fruit. He~Yors g. Bonner.
p,t- 49, symin Bese fisherman Charles coidon merchant
%
,tsls, b. Iehlrl coom5. hatcher A. Joha Tosni baker.
MDDAeH STREET
cor-r Hsnr George Roberts. boot, AID .ho-, 10 n NJ In
Case, sre.n.ser PAN. VI wasusr ,aio1 ~ Dsvi ".
~. f , - sn,s IN ,i ~ W. ~ n T '
boarding I0l DAVID W smith painter; os, n lfo-ne dentist,
HIGH STREET
Ne 49, iohH Boulder shoe H,ief Ansi Cook DO IS s. John.
msr-hsfi tailor New Yot d. james Baker ~, So
naa Ma.r rso~ H. joseph Mo.-T H. Nathan
nsrg- d. ID Joha Coutry, carpenter - Henry NJ Johnson.
si,,rr s..rea M.- Al. dealer = W Brown essa-i maker
4f-Atad MeBrir, architect
FULToN-sTREEr
SO ~ John Chase ~.,ch sisr Otto Ro;on surgeon H.
sarah nndtroos nbbon. i13 Ns.on Garrison ry caa j. D.
noI, 10, 'iil5 - p''s1 20 20 ~. '' a.
w-hogss shoe M,shsw Rey. eoaehman P.'na But-''
i.,. 'f- IA A.. q Ise's. r..,s DE-, 4 prs-a pratsS
J. Faaee croc-r 49, sirsh gyms WIDOW H. J. Hasis. dy
god " Nar Thoni. Walden. cers Jss y cor~s corner
ofonnse t-. John Marvel ,tr~ BAT. i's srhsa Me'ia.
b'ols IT, Thomas cr~s tailor, chire. r. seaidsr stove
ee,i-ri 10 Mr. Aaifs~ o-is' ~to~ ~ ".na.sl has
snfst Nap Neter mn.ly Pir.1 oaAe', cabinet maker
Az hnn oates ~,o~ y a Fir.on', snf.fsk-r w.,
smith bos.. iss joseph l-.e 90. pors ds'er' ~
Mary foeea fancy store Gers cod trli safeoni az J. p
Baaee versrtah ,o i57 iioe McB-nr tea coffee s
john SIN TO- lawyer Csrs. Lowry awser ssn CornW-
oop,.i wm H.frias IN. aaseueoyPri Iholas Halliday na.
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Jackson .ssrp.t- Reed Cha. G. SNOW
i-Tesr Of Cfl. D,esn. lnSrshau Dssnsn. aitor
Dsvii c wia.or i,.y- c,,iarns Cisr,ou so,rias
HALLsf NcHANoE BuILDISos
join rs. pi,.isr, % john Z Do N..- r...s ma-r, 10
william ; csm hardware ~ Heary o coasis raa-'-r and
rpod. john d. Wheeler. osrt lio Elsl Les,, tp good.
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Io.sfi oona lar dresser. wa wasrrsa, oo,s Nd shoes
De- Nm 4 D .,sa s1' j,1o sheets, rns,
. Si~pl-a Rsi=T boxing lt..-s llf w l. Bss fruit.
rs sash Graih io,, - oeia IA. '~., be-, - ~ -
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W ths9p.l ssa~ .h.i-. isi Bs,h.h Daisaon -so- ia
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Wang tHga9 TO- CHS Z snih aasf-., - Mn pap,
Fnsh c5is i1 D,re Ayr- ND .ar.~oas coroa & ayr..
eaP' WI J. v'nd.raoef e~el-r rs wn B. B. Beoi --.ar'
oh. ne. william Bailey dns.st Rowland story grosf, story
SAssAUsTREEr
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sos Gssss .as Is J.ias' Ls :. ls,..'' -
CRANBERRY STREET.
as 3 .fso Dse, n VIA JON WITH Wa. o.. =
Villain B LsSss... is.nah % Poor House
Ne. :. jan. Brooks, millinery.
ORANGEsrRKET
40 a. Cor H-nry Hamilton keai hatcher as francs Psia-
seer, b. Ihns. Kinoss- shoemassr wlhsn MeGvu-y
nan, 10. 100 E1sla b sp11a-r Loag lsi4lt staI.
PINEAPPLE STREET.
70. 100. Brookiya UH1a Iastifuie
FROM HAVANA AND CENTRAL AMERlcA.-An
arrival at New Orleans brings dates from Havana to the
23i Ut The Island At that time perfectly tranquil
heavy storm occurred AZ Matanzas the nth which
did much damage to the plantations and in which
eral persons were killed.
The Diart0 De Ia Marina has news to the l2ih from
Puerto Rico. At that time everything quiet. BY
royal order Count de Reus had been superseded in the
Office of Captain General by Gen Juan de Ia pezues-
The tnrnar n.r.nuaca with .al acc-lanf t.IY