New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-07

Destructive CoNrLAGRArIoS-A destructive fire
occurred last night in the extensive packlns-hOuse OF
+. Robson q Co.. in North Paca-st.. near Fayelte.
The first floor in front was occupied store and
hacking house, and the rear extending 70 Damondst,
&c u smoking house. There were three rooms in the
second story of which two also occupied 10y Mr..
Robson, where large quantities of meat were sto ed.
The third was occupied BY Mr. Isbler a dwelling.
Their loes wa nearly total. Mr.. Abby lost, in di
ton 10 much valuable music, valuable gold watch.
They have an insurance in the Fremess of Al 900.
Nh Robson Is insured also in the Firemen to the
amount Of S34 600 his stock, which II IS supposed
will not cover his loss by $4,000 OF $4,000
In the rear of Mr.. Rolosons establishment on Da-
mond st. adjoining the packnghouse, were two small
dwellings, ihe property of Mr. Davis, also burned in
suTed in the Firemens, the amount not known. Ihey
wee occupied by two widow ladies, Mrs. Jones and
Mr. Chase.
Since writing the above we have further learned
that the eonhagraiiOn involved brick building ad-
Joining on the north occupied by VIM. Loyersond,
and owned by A. II. Rep, which was damaged 70 the
extent of about $500, and insured IN the Equitable
Office.
The building frst DESTROYED YVES owned by the oecu-
pants whose entire oss is estimate at over $50
ipon this thew have policies of insurance of $4,000
mon their stock $50 900 in the Fremaus and $40 900
in Philadelphia offices, and up0n the building they
have two policies Of - 500 ~ tue Baltimore Fire and
the Fremens.
The Howard Enehe-hOuse, adjoining on the south,
which had Just been r,buit and rcopened yesterday
morning was partially burned, and one OF tie side
IT
The damage to this wall will be from $500 to $1,000,
and is also covered by insurance in the FTemans
Office.
Soon sitter the breaking out Of the fire one Of the
side walls Of the bacon store fell with terrible crash,
Frustrating a number Of gallant fremen. Three In
iured fremen Were taken from the ruins and car
ried of whose names rs follows: Robert Brezler,
amembor of the Howard. His injuries consist OF sew
tra CHASTITY wounds upon the head, while his whole
body j. bruised il a horrible manner.
frederick hyers q member OF the ludeuf was also
much cut about tie head and face, AM hls body also
painfully cut and bruised. -, -, - - 49,.
with scyeTal cuts and bruises upon hs head and Do4y
The most shocking thing. if correct, in connection
with the disastrous conta 1raiion, IS the rumor tlm
vOunl man named John Clay. a member OF the now
ard l. It'll buried beneath the ruins IAs, however,
i not vet known TO be true. John Shay, ppemaa o.
the Ntw-Marhet, received painful wound upon one
of Lie by the falling bricks, while another nan
named Daniel Weaver, IN attempting 10 save himself
from being caught by them, fell over the curosiOne,
by which bis back 20 much Injured hat Il was
Necessary TO carry linn home.
SEVERE GALE AT MARIETTA, lOwA-MaHetta, the
county seat OF Marshall Co, in this STATE, was visited
bv terrible storm last week which blew down ten or
twelve Cwelinghous.s, shops and stores beside DO
irg o great amount OF damage IN other respects one
81 hose house caught fire during the gale GuG VINO
attempted vi b Young chid H. his arms 70 reach
neieht orig hOus-, WGs caught mp by the WIND ana
carried over a mile, holding on to the ENID mean
while. His wife with another chld, was more lor' u,
nate in finding temporary shelter on the leeHard
side of barn. where she stood for hours exposed 20
torrent Of rain, not daring 10 venture forth from her
hioirg place until the wind subsidized One store was
blown 10 atoms, and the goods scattered over the
prairie IN eCsterly direction ior miles. Iron pots
tin kettles and other heavy articles were hurled a
great distance. The rain meantime came down IN
torrents, threatening in or two instances to drown
whole families. and the accompanying thunder and
lightning terrific as to make the soutest hearts
quail Our informant a gentleman residing at hide
pendence, and who passed through this town last
week on bis way home from Marshall Co., says that
many Of the nhabtsnts came near dying from sheer
fright, never having before witnessed anything
thousendlh part so terrible a. this prairie gale.
[yiutou Qowsl Eagle, June =
The Trustees OF the late Utica and Schenectady
Railroad Company having, pursuant - Their CHcuisr
Of the 7ih Of unelsst disposed atpubc auction Of me
securities held by them have declared dividend Of
rne per cent Oh the amount Of the se capital stock Of
be COMPANY payable on the 18th day OF July INST