New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31
Loss O!syPe Presses

Messrs PhaiF& Co. Job Printer Loss o. tyPe Pfssss
&c between ss,5co aAd 1900. Insul ID Tor $3.50
Roberisoa & seibsrt Lltcsraphcrs. u. 8 so'as sass
Insured for $500 in the NewYork City Tsrfanee @,
Thee eenteen had only been in pArnarshp A0o1sOs.
wear. and were doing prosperous business
james II Lent Manufacturer Of Military Ornsmsu.. =,
Loss about sl0c0.
Messr Balm & Brinkerheof manufacturer Of surrs,.r
instruments Los about ss509
Messr. Banneu Price, publishers Of pCriodic.l, 4.
Loss about $500 Inssred kr $4,000
The type and fixtures belonging to the prcproors o. IL
Nr,c YORK. EraKgc,S were DESTROYED Loss abou. A. A.
The basement cellar Of this building occupesh
Messrs. Hams & Boebe as storage for paper rAs
place was stored full Loss not asccrtsined
No % Nassau st occupied by Thomas W. SeOs~,.
Publishing House and Stationery Store. The upper c,,
Of this building was destroyed while the lower PAX ",
damaged throughout by wster Mr. Strong stock sad m.
ehnery, consisting Of presses Sc, valued ct s,ooo0 r
almost entirely destroyed Bur lile saved aud IA,
damaged by water as 70 be almost worthless.
He is insured for $4,000 in the Etna. Stuyvesan ",
and Marine and two other Companies.
The propretors Of TIE National Democrat occupied a.
composing and editorial the h and sixth Store. a
the building No Ice Nassau They sustained damageb
the amount Of $500.
The residue of this building was occupied byJr r.,
dtsu engraver wood F. Ayres, manufacturer Of jewd
their stock greatly damaged by water
Owing 70 the narrowness Of the street and the extreme
heat the roof OF The Herald establishment took FIRE bat
the flames were speedily e1tinguished
The upper part Of No 10 Fulton 81; occupied by Gioa
& Smith looking glass Manufacturer sustained dam
age by fire. and the stock in the premises by water
These buildings were owned by J. Fowler and wew
completed assprng Mr. Fowler is insured for $4,000
in various City and Country Insurance Companies the
names OF which could be ascertained yesterday by
the falling Of the walls of the building John Cannon Of
the Insurance Watch and member OF Engine company
No 5 was killed His body buried beneath the ruins
ard has not yet been found Michael OBren ofIIoOk and
Ladder No H. also killed by the falling walls Ills
toly was conveyed % his residence.
John Burk was severely injured about the hands and
body lie was taken 10 his residence where he lies ia
precarious condition.
- Higgins OF Hook and Ladder No H. and Wallace
Vaughn Of Hose Co No IS sustained slight injuries in
making their escape from the buildings. Lieut. Snodgrss
Of Tie First Ward Police struck the head by
mlers and knocked inscnsble lie rescued from tho
building by Mesrs Hagan and Powers OF Engine Co No
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Policemen Canoy, Halam and Kline, Of the Second
Ward and Mr. John Rich have also sustained injuries bat
not of serious character.
The fremen were searching among the ruins last night
for persons missing but up late hour no trace Of bodies
had been found
We learn that Mr. Rogers has already arranged for the
store No los Fulton ST. where he will be glad to see his
friends
Mr. strong will also 60 on with his business and get oE
al his publications in ample season, as usual
Since the above was put ia type we have learned that
the assurances Of Mr. Fowler the building fol
low Grocers Insurance Co. $4,000 Broadway $4,000;
Merchants $4,000, Irving $1,000 Total $4,000.
one o C'oet. T. M--The ircmen are working away at
removing the mass OF rubbish with which the cellars
led They have discovered foot and several bones OF
one Of their missing comrades much excitement prevails
at the prospect Of finding the remainder The soene
is very impressive large fire is burning in the street,
the gus pipes have been broken aud lighted ia various
places and throw ghasy glare over the scend Nearly
two hundred fremen vigorously plying shovel and
pick and bod and wheclbarrow In the place whore the
remains found the iremcn gently scrape and wash
away the earth, with suppressed breath
Although these brave fellows have been Aboring an
ceasingy during the day they remove tho
whole OF The ruins before they win hersearch for Tho
emains Of the unfortunate victims
Tr0 Oc'ock M-Ino remains Of John Carman. an Ia
urance Waterman an exempt member of Engine Com.
pany No have been discovered and takon TO the Sta.
ion Home The deceased crushed and burnt that
he was only identified by his god watch md chain Mr.
Caman about % years Of age and leaves wife aud
child.
The fromen think they have found another body aud
are eHumng it rapidly the binding steam and smoke
viii allow
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THE ATLANTIC DOCK.
most destructive fre occurred on the north wharf Of
the Atlantis Dock yesterday morning involving the loss u
property amounting to about $4,000 in value The flames
were discovered breaking forth in the engine Of store
house No 90, occupied by T Shorthand & Co, and
communicated 10 Nos 30 and D. all Of which heavily
stored with wheat and corn Several vessel loads having
been brought n doing the week previous In tho badag
where the FIRE originated there stored bushels Of
grain and in the adjoining building $4,000 more which
either totally destroyed greatly damaged The machinery
and boilers were valued at about 10000 wohrls Of which
Is total loss The buildings being composed Of substantial
materials only damaged in the interior to the
OF ZOO or 10000 The fremen arrived the ground in
strong numbers after the alarm given and worked
with unoeasng energy until late in the Afternoon before
they succeeded in suppressng the flames The whole Of
the lain with the exception Of few bins is insured by
the New York Corn Exchange and the buildings aud nI
chrery are insured to the extent Of s0o in the Ema and
Protection Offices OF Hartford c. and Office in New
York The store houses were until recently in the occu
rancy Of Messrs Vcrpanck & Chambers.
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ACCIDENT on HUDSON RIVER RifLROAD.
The dock p NJ express train from kewYor< Of Sat
uTdsy met with fnghtfu disaster at i0nAers Through
the cafeessnes OF the person having charge Of the switch
the tsan very heavy one with two locomotives attached
wac run upon side track which does hot extend beyond
the lower end Of tie tckotO1oe at Yonkera and neahy
every car was completely demolished Tie forward loco
motive the Saratoga was run into tho ground 10
a.. a. f.rT nd IA. an