New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-17

csinys on the second and third hcor VITA axes a.
traced The TIE TO q defect IN tie iues. lac hane'
were then extiDguished. The damage 70 the gorge
Gus fun ituEe Of the establishment by vser is EST
mated at about 81 500. The injury by fire will not
amount to $780, The furniture il IL said is owned By
Mr. Burlegh and Is insured 10 this city for 50 O0O
Since the above was written, we have learned ths
meek, the large furniture dealer bad insurance or
q, 900 worth Of the furniture; and Bu-legh. e1
policeman, mortgage an Insurance on - 900 Worth
The house is owned by 4 woman in New-Oriesns.'
FIRE ~ GKEESwIcH STREET.
Yesterday morning, at J.: O'Clock, a FIRE was dis
covered in a rear room of the dwelling house Of Mr.
Whitaker No 653 Greenwich street. It was e1-
tnguished With few pals Of water
yIRE WEST TwEsIY-FIRsT STREET.
Yesterday mornirg, at l2l o'clock, FIRE broke out
IN the brick stable occupied by Riley Green, No.
2O7 West Twenty. first strest The ffenen we're early
on the ground AID succeeded In srbduipg the flames
before much damage ed. Irsured for 81, 800 in
the North River Insurance Company. The fire origin
sted in the hay -lo but from That has not vet
been sscertsined.
FIRE THE BowERY.
Last evening, abent O'Clock FIRE broke out In
tie four.story frame building No. lO3 Bowery. It
originated in the third story and thence extended 70
the fourth floor. The fremen were esny the
ground and succeeded in mining the flames 20 the
two upper stories. portion Of the third floor and the
fourth floor visa occupied by J. II Hayes, Daguerre-
o.yp.t the first and second floors being occupied by
james II. Anderson & Co. az g carpet and oilcoth
warehouse. The fire did not extend below the third
oor but the stock in the lower pai of the building
was considerably damaged. Mr.. Hayes estimates his
Ioss at about $500 insured for d 900 in the Stuyve
SAINT. Anderson & Co are insured for sl5 0O0 which
amount i, equally divided in the following insurance
companies: Excelsior, Rutgers Brooklyn, aud Viii
liemsburgh City. They could not make any estimate
Of their loss.
The building s owned by J. W. Parker, and Is
damaged to the amount of about $500 insured for
$4,000 in the Bowery Insurance Company.
YIRE IN PEARL STREET.
Yesterday morning fire occurred In the old tens-
ment. house, No. 52s Pearl street. The flames were
subdued before much dsmsge occurred The build
ing 10 of wood and but little loss would have been
sustained except to the occupants if the old shany
had been burned down.
The alarm in the Seventh District! las, evening
caused by the burning out of sooty chimney 10
Reade street.
The second alarm in the Seventh Distrc', about
O'CLOCK, was occssioned By the lighting Of FIRE in
store in the building corner Of Jacob and Frank
fort streets.
FIRE IN EIGHTEENTH STREET AND FIRST AVENUE
Last night about IL o clock fire broke out in the
grocery store corner of Eighteenth street and First
avenue. The flames eItingushed and be-
fore any very heavy damage was incurred TO the stock
or building.
FIRE IN CENTER STREET.
Shortly after 10 O'Clock this morning fire occurred
in the building No. % Center street; basement occu
pied as lageT-beer saloon; upper p,rt as hotsl,
known as the Manhattan House, and kept by Mr.
Ke man, The fire originated in the basement and
wss extinguished before much damage occurred 1t
was occasioned by defect in the gas pipe in front of
the saloon. Damage about s25-prinoipally by water