The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-07

friends who remembered US In the time OF need and
rendered all the aid within their power Among
these we must be permitted to name L. Ross Esq;
Mr.. Simmons Of Simmons Lilly & Co; A. Wood
worth, Eco: and Mr.. Delmonico May they never
need return OF the favor. Many exerted themselves
noticed particularly the great and untirng efforts OF
our worthy Recorder, Tiford. Also Mayor Gesry the
Judges OF NE Courts and the policemen party of
service also Capt Chase with his company Of sol
diers. from the Preside Below give the and
estimsted loses Of those wis have su red as far as
they have reached us
Jackson Street.-The Jackson Hou.s restaurant, o-ned
and occupie d by Francois Martin Co. The building
and fixtures we're valued at $4,000.
Carrafourths loss, in buildings and goods is
A vacant house adjoining was valued at $780,
The building occupied by j. Stevenson Co.. was
owned by Mes.r. John Middlc ton aud J. Stevenson,
ard WAS valued at 81 OO0 Stever son L. Co g loss
in merchandise is estimated at So 900.
Jobn.sn Kenfelds clothing store, nothing saved
NJ Princes building was valued at $4,000. This
building was occupied in part by Michael Commander,
The building owned by Benjamin Reynolds Ioes
$4,000 Garter Fuller had An extensive commission
store in this building. loss IS 600.
l.. Jones. painter 50 900.
Anansop Massey carpenter, 81 600.
ID. Cooper owned house in this street, loss
Gilbert Prince were the owners of small build
ing which was destroyed.
Keil mcCsrty's Universe restaurant, loss 81 900.
The Wsshinston Market, owned and occupied by
d. w. Char disr loss 81 C0c.
Building owned by Mr. Saunders loss $4,000.
il"teipbia House loss 81 200.
Chinese Restaurant, owned and occupied by Ali,
loss $50
John wilson loss of building $1,000 boarding house
and bar room, 81, 400.
was owned by Mr. Chambers, the proprietor of the
FL Dorado The building was worth about $4,000.
Cotter Co kept the restaurant. Loss, $500.
John Van Barrigan, extensive grocery, loss 5000.
Samuel Adams drug store. The loss Of buildings
and contents cannot be estimated at less than $4,000
The Piecbune Office, owned by Mssrs brinsmsde 4
Gihop. The buildiEg was burnt, butMessrs. Gihon
Co. saved most OF their materials.
j.welry chop; contents saved
Afro couple Of small t,verns, below Kearny street.
Keorny Shcet.-A large building adjoining the
Rendezvous" owned by John A Collins loss 1000.
This building occupied by Basset Guild, of the
Kearpey street Restsurrant,r loss S25 900 Mrs.
Monticello, drinking saloon, loss 81 500 and Mr. Col
Mrs Jane Smiths capacious dwelling house was
trely destroyed although large portion Of the furai
months since by Aessrs. Palmer, Cook Co, at an
In. FULTON Market, occupied owned and by Mills
Reynolds & Co had a very extensive assortment of
groceries in their store bet ween Washington and
jackson streets Their loss Is $4,000
large hnildng on the corner Of Kesrny and Jack
con streets was Owned BY O. Barry and others and
the lower part Of the building sgnor Rossis italian
theatre was in the upper stories signor Rosss loss,
IN properties instruments SC, Is set down at 81 600.
The propretors ofth Ontario" suffer to the amount
Of So 600.
Reynolds & Co IS grocery loss 8 600
The Msriposa" saloon, loss So 900
W. Shook tin stock loss 81 500.
email auction shop, adjoining the Mariposa.n
j Scotts segar store, loss 800 Building owned by
Mr.. Dairy N pie. loss $500
Drinking house kept by sully Coz, resorted to by
by spspiards. were also destroyed, tossther with
bull cling adjoining the Climax, and occupied BY Capt
The Poetic E,rs establishment was entirely de-
stoyed-type presses, paper, and buildings Oar
Office into their brick building In the rear supposing
1t TO be FIRE proof In short tina this building
discovered to have taken fire inside and ne efforts
could he made ofsctusl to save any thing The pro-
pietors also lost their account book. The concern
was Owned BY nine proprietors, and was valued at
PSciGe sir,ct.-Benj. Rays coffee house fixtures
saved loo. $4,000.
pavid O Donnells boarding and lodging house loss
coffee aud cake shop kept By two or three fem.les
The office Of John McGynn. County Recorder;
loss $500. Mr. McClynn saved all his books AMI
The Howard Saloon kept by a muatto.
MnlsS Fishers tin shop loss 81 200.
Lou, and owned by John Leland. Louis loss, So 800
glass and crockery store, occupied by Terrelsons.
tmail grocery.
pied by teme spsnisrds a. dance.house ssiifcrds
ioes $3.50
An auction sterr, occupied BY Dow 90.
Moptgssrd's variety store; Ices 1000
A BARRIERS shop occupied by frrnchman.
Uastisgfgu strtet--The Rclls Union gambling ga
loon Owned by Messrs. Edv ard Rsgsde and J. sulli
van; trretd at an expense Of about So 600. This
estAblh bm.ut had been opened but few weeks THIS
The Rendezvous gambling saloon, owned by Towles
& NcGrath; loss $1,000
The Verapd,b brick building, opposite the III
not bsinz protected by shutters The upper portion
Of The bniioing "a consdsraby damaged; loss $4,000.
willis johnson. proprietor
j. Crou,es clothing store next below the Verandah,
was aleo burnt loss $500.
AdjoIuir the clothing store, vas Raymond Let
ter's Restaurant. also destroyed; loss IS 500
A clothing store, occupied by Mr.. Jacobs. This
building vas owned by ar. Goubsrt, and wa, torn
small isDcy store was also burnt; contents prncl-
raliy saved. loss $1,000.
A wood. n building In the Of the Alta California
enc, entirely Destroyed The bulldog cost about
500 and altogether IN paper etc deposited there,
cur ioss NAV b. piaced at $500
The hmericsn Bakery was destroyed los 500.
Drrsut stree. California Guards Room. occupied BY
the california Guards This bnilding wa, valued at
sI5 COO aud owned by 1sssrs W NJ. Howard,
John shines, J r. Haven. aud Sherman. so
oiety Of jews occupied room In the basement sss
The Albion Hotel. owned and occupied By Bernard
trench millinery store aud grocery store, owned
ty ArUspd Expert loss $1,000
An unoccup.d house, owned b. George Kaine; loss
$1,000 This building was tors down, aa1 thereby
aided In stopping the rrosress OF the hFe.
News from tho Pacific side OF the Union.
tfrcm the san Francisco. Of Uommerce, Oct 1
Since our lat spatch events ana affairs of ttrring
iu rortsnce have engrossed attention and deserve
70 be noticed in our present issue.
The most prominent event Of the period hes been
tie Ere which laid 80 large and valuable portion OF
our city in ashes We happy TO frieI ds
Ia the Atlantic states that our antcpatons OF the
rpouperatve results Of American energy and enter
Prise In ebitsrstirg the traces of desolai0n whish
the Ere had lett aud cautng and better class Of
buildings 20 tise az ~ magic from the very ashes OF
these dsttroyed have been more than realised In the
britt period which has elapsed since the conhasratisn
Nor has trade suffered by t. nor credit and confidence
been Sbatsd IN any branch OF Legitimate business The
money aud lumber necessary for replenisbiny the
burnt district ready when required; and ne
otiss uers rs cold crer6s If might b. lcork
cisarffr re finns and commencing the trork Of
sfrucpn The energies aud resources Of San Francis
not 90 be psrsy BY four fires Of large extent
even In the short space OF nine months. In fsw