New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

eser.ons Of the fremea mainly directed 10 The pres
sIys,ion Of The P,ss-y nnS Ia one
Large portons Of The walk u the mil fell 81 different
times during the progress OF iht re an me soeceion ~
For about half IN hour the u,rcr par OF the city wss iu
BY the light Of fhe conf agriitnn Fortuseey The
burning structure stood aoai from any other puans ex
cent one or two small offices nth-st, which were
damaged by the falling walls. Had Il been In crowded
yicy the intense heat and yads Of sparks aud burn.
ing fakes would probably have caused widespread
The los Of the Mefsrs. Hawkins is heavy, but ii is
tr.y coverod by insurance fortyhorse power steam
engine ell the machinery and heavy stock If -four and
grsin, were destroyed in addition to the building The
ar cunt Of the loss is estimated at between 5 900 and
scocCo. range Of stables in the o. the MD and
be,or qiug the firm, saved from destruction
with much difficulty.
The ere was Is believed caused By incendary,
il mated In part Of the Placement at distance IRON
the furnace. The mil has usually been kept going ngh
and day. but stopped last night in consequence OF
the want particular kind Of grain which was expected
TO arrive THE morning. Phila Bulletin Aug. s.
FIRE At ATHKss OHio.-A destructive fire occurred At
Athens on Saturday night last at about IL clock The
hotel stable belonging to Capt Taylor the dwelling
house and stable Of Mr. Knowles and barn with 81 800
bushels OF the property OF MI Curier were totally
DESTROYED Seven boItes burned to death in the
flames fine pair of match horses belonging to Capt.
Kennedy Of Chlicothe, valued at 500 wegs of the
DUnDbtr
The loss is estimated at from $1,000 to sO 0OO upon
which there was but small insurance. The fire sup
LOsCd be the Work OF lncchClIle..
TOhio State journal ID.
FIRE IN BUFFALo.-A fire broke out this morning
ebout 81 o'clock at the north end OF the kremiin Block
On Man-s in tie upper storie, occupied by House &
Co. organ builder. The apartments occupied by this
firm were al destroyed, with the exception Of back
room, in which were two newly built organs. Among the
property DESTROYED the The large organ in the
Of rsfructon Tor the Catholic Cathedral and on
whcb "a 600 worth OF work done, about 81 900
worth OF which sayed. House g. Co.'S loss Is about
$4,000, end the IflIance s 60 5OO The goods IN D w
Carpenters grocery much damaged by water, bat
tic insurance which VIC believe Is $1,000 covers the loss
Dudley MoGilvrays dry goods stock was damaged
probably the extent of SsO00nsurance g. 900. Mrs
htmmonds confectionery stick was damsged about
s2CC0, covered by insurance. The upper part OF the
buildings only was burned. The stores owned by
Mr. John Paine of New-Yor aud leased ground
Oh the Peacock estate The entire loss l. about SO 900
I cOmmareisl i'h
No MoNry FROM rBE ThE.sURY FOR The PURCHASE OF
I LIGUOb-1EE BALLoT.-On Thursday, the 81 inst the
tres men Of Hartford baOted upon the question whether
money from the Town Treasury should be used to pur
oLase liquor under Tie provisions Of the Maine Law II
was d'6ed oat no money belonging 10 The town Fn0u'
Majority against the popo,ition .:.l6o
This tie second time that the people of this town have
been called upon express their opinions through the bal
10, box upon this Maine Law question OF selling liquor by
the Town COrpOIaOn In both cases they have decided
o. aiIst -thc first time by majority OF 49, the second
time b. majority of 100 The friends of selling liquor by
the town Uoied votes the second tria than
they cid Cd The FIRST and their exertons during the day
weIe very great. The opponents poled oil more votes
upon the second trial than they did on the first
Hartford Comm Times, Ass
DEA1H or CAPTMS F: LoyETT.-The clippershiP
White swallow owned by VIM. Lincoln X Co., arrived
at this pert this morning. bringing the body of her late
master Captain Frederick Love who died yesterday al
trnoon Of cholera after Illness of u hour. Captain
Loyctt hod lust returned from very successful voyage
10 California and the Chncha Islands He arrived at
Iindtpha fOnr weeks ago. and sending his young WIFE,
whom be had married Just before commencing this voyage
10 his friends here discharged his cargo and eagerly
returning as nv supposed the welcome of his aged moth
or ard many fri,n1s. His disease probably induced
by exposure ard over excitement There was no officer
except himself and only crew OF sevedores, on board
the ship; but roydenaly, bis brother n-Aw T. III. B
con- ESQ., Of this city, with him, he having gone to
Philadelphia Captain Ls request, to bear him conpa-
ny on the passage. ~
Captain Loyets age 80; he was man of high per-
sonal character and, for young man, had been very
sucoessiu ship-master He was botherof Aug Lovett
Esq The President of the Hope Insurance Company aud
rhcr father for many years well known shpmas'e
sailing out of Boston. Boston Traveller, 4th.
PRINTING OFFICE MoBBKD.-A letter from Liberty, OF
tic oetL alt; states that the Office of The Democratic ta
fo had been taken possession of by the people and was
sill in their possession. Two three shots were fired
and took effect but il is not stated who wero Injured
Tge Fotf6ip violent Amt. Benton paper aud had
reflected voy severely in Of the late numbers on
lne bcs of the Wing party. st. Louis Republican, lst