New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-16

EXTENSIVE COLLABORATION esterday
afternoon, about o'clock, fire broke ont III large
building occupied a carpenters shop, IN the rear
OF No. 700 Broadway. The building being very dry.
and the contents combustibe, the flames spread with
astonishing rapidity, and communicated to large
number of houses In the vicinity, occupied mostly as
private residences. SO rapid was the transit OF the
flames that the fire department, who were promptly
on the ground in large numbers, scarcely knew at
which point first to commence Their labors. The
wind was blowing fresh at the time, and the dense
smoke which issued from the burning buildings filled
Broadway and the contiguous streets for some dis
lance causing many of the residents IN the vicinity
of the confagration to flee preclpitatey from their
dwellings. After several hours of ar1uous labor the
Ere department succeeded III subduIng the flames,
not however before large amount oil property had
been destroyed and damaged. The following are
the losses as far could be ascertaned by our Re
porter
4 carpenters shop. owned nv Mr. Garments and
occupied by Mr. Mount. The building, valued AT
5000, was entirely destroyed, together with the
stock. tools. &c. belonging 10 Mr.. Mount. Total
loss about s ] eco. No insurance The ROOF OF the
bnck dwelling house No. 7Oi Broadway, was slight
" damaged. \ large brick dwelling No. zoo Broad
way. occupied by Mrs Lowe, as boarding house,
was badly damaged. the roof being partially destroy
ed aud the rear windows entirely burnt out. The
loss on the furniture belonging 20 Mrs. l.. IS estma-
ted al $1,000. upon which there Is no insurance
The building, owned by MeSsrs. ) l.. Holmes Is
damaged To the amount OF $4,000, fully insured The
two story BRICK building, No. 7Os Broadway, occu-
ped Dy G.. COrlOlS HAIR dresser Alexander Mchln-
ne plumber and MeSsrS Hasufhe Brothers.
painters. partially destroyed. Loss on build
ing about Sj0O.-mSured. e. Cor,os estimates
ms loss at S600-no insurance Mchnzles
loss Is about $3,000-fully insured M liagufhe,
Brothers loss s6OO-no insurance Tae hne
bY1s.l ffflat NJ
and occupied by J. Chestermdn, Esq. Is conSld-
eraby damaged by fire and water. The greater
part OF the furniture was saved. Loss on building
and furniture about $1,000 fully insured. Mr.. CheS-
ierman and family are absent from the City. The
two story frame dwelling house, IN the rear OF No:
341 Fourth street, owned 10y MI. wilson, was en-
troly destroyed. Loss about $l,Oo0-tuly insured.
Nearly all of the furniture Of the occupant OF the
premises, MI Charles Field, was removed before the
building took fire His loss Is estimated al St5O-no
The large frame house In the rear OF No
$40 Fourth street, owned by Mr.. Garment was dam
aged TO the extent Of $5o0-fully insured. The pre-
mlseS were occupied by Mr.. Rooney, who estimates
his loss al $600-no insurance
The total loss may be set down at from $4,000 to
$1,000
The origin OF this FIRE Is not exactly known, al
though a servant IN the boarding house fMrs. Lowe
states, that She saw IN the carpenter shop
smoking pipe, when some of the FIRE fell out,
among pile Of shavings, near where he was sitting
and that shortly after the alarm of fire was given
/, would be well for the authorities 10 investigate
The matter
AT III o'clock last night fire broke out IN the
cigar store and mandatory Of Lewis Lew, No. 81
Columbia.St The iremen were quickly on the spot,
and IN a short time had the flames Subdued. The
building was very small one. and mostly de-
>tToyed. No insurance No other buildings were
injured
FIRE IN W ooSTER- STREET. About hve
O'Clock yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out IN The
Ward, School-house No. Ii Wooster street near
Bleecker, said TO have originated from spark from
the fire IN Broadway The fremen were promptly
on the ground and soon eatinguished the flames
The roof and ceilings the upper pan OF the build
ing were damaged 70 the amount OF $500
The BRIDGEPoRr FIRE.-Ne hear that
the fun extent OF The damage done al Bridgeport
amounts to about $4,000. Beside the Church and
the Union foundry, two other small factories were
erably injured. BY reason Of the scarcity Of water
some OF the engines we've rendered useless.
ENcrRsIoy.-The Seventh Company OF
National Guards wen, to Long Island Yesterday, on
an excursion.
EMIGRATION There arrived AT this port
Yesterday $500 passengers. as follows
From Hambureh - 96s FROM Port au-Pait ------
Antwerp ...-.--.- 1901 90 Hayre eoS
INefPcel .,,.----,s,i9!, 5, Jaso de Cuba = !
Amsterdam M - Bremen ---------- %
Ven, tNruy GiISguN %