The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-09

being crippled and disabled by the frost Welcome indeed
the return OF Spring to the homeless and the destitute
Welcome the anticpations Of the long bright summer
days that follow when fires may be dispensed witt
and the scanties garments win suffice Welcome to the
gay and fashionable the of light and brilliant
sunshine which supplies half the necessities of the poor
for fuel and coal In their behalf we frankly confess
there TO beauty in the lightning and susic in the
thunder OF last evenings passing clouds Soon shall
be enabled to sing with Robin Hood
''The months we used to read Of,
Have come to again.
With sunniness and cloudness,
And rare delights of rain;
The lark is up and sings on high,
see the rainbow in the sky.T
FnRL-A fire discovered Tuesday night at about
eleven O'Clock, in the store of U B. Hatch Co. No "a
Barclay street The fire originated counter in the
rear part OF the store The first floor occupied by u
B. Hatch 4 Co., importers OF gentlemens furnishing
goods The damage WAS triaing. Messrs Hatch o.
fully insured in this sty and Boston.
Another fire discovered at the same time as the
above in the Pantheon, Bassar 343 Broadway. THE
iremen were soon on the spot and when the door
burst open large volume of flame directly
over the register. 1t extinguished but not
without doing much damage by fire and water. This
store is occupied by number of persons each having
more or less damaged.
We may add there were last night about ten o'coc two
alarms OF fire in quick succession The first, for the
s&h district, false alarm and the other for the
Fourth district was for fire the corner Of Prince and
sullivan streets. 1t extinguished with little di
Guilty, and before much damage had been done.
FIRE AT HARM.-A fire broke out Tuesday evening at
about 81 o'clock in the range of large stage
ales the north side Of 12Sh street. between Second
and Third avenues occupied by the Third Avenue
road Company The fire hTst discovered in the loft
OF one of the middle buildings, and owing to the
bustibe nature of the buildings and contents the FIRE
spread with alarming rapdity. Engine Company No 40
Hose 43, Engine 35 Hose 50, and Hook and Ladder Co
T. Of Harlem; Engine 43 of Manhattanyille Engine AS
and Hose 49, of Yorkvlle also Engine A. of Mott Haven
Engine g. of Melrose, and Engine l. of Morrsania
fire confined to the building where it first originated
and was entirely subdued at 9h P. NJ. The loss sus-
tanned will amount to about 5000 The buildings
derstand, fully insured There at the time
about hundred and fifty horses in the stables They
were, however, all got out without injury We regret to
learn that Mr. William T. Mawbey, member Of
Engine Company No 49, of Harlem, had his leg badly
broken by being by the engine while engaged
the fire. He Immediately taken to his residence
and necessary medical aid procured We would suggest
to the proper authorities the immediate necessity of
ing fire hydrants placed the Third avenue there is
but hydrant that north of 123d street and
property in that vicinity is consequently left entirely
protected in of fire. by of the inability Of the
fremen to procure water.