The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-13
City Intelligence.

TEE FIRE IN BrEEcKKR SrpEr-rHs BODIES Nor Yer
Found = sinoc Tuesday morning workmen have been
busy In throwing water on tho smouidarng rims and
removing the rubbish their operations being watched by
xge CROWD OF curious cuh ne No trace OF tue ,diss
several pieces Of reah and cooked
and some excitement created In vicinity by the
suppositon that they were portions OF the deceased 1t
is possible that trace of the bodies may be found
nearly every cOmbust bio thing tie buidlg was con
sumed by the nerce flames.
Hon. THOMAS u. CAKR for q long time Uaiiei States
Consul at Tangiers delivered ectare Africa before
the Nee hapcs' Institute last evening He spoke msre
particularly Of the empire Of Moroo3o-u geographical
position people and customs-and dwet al some sng tn
on tho subject Of explorations in Central Africa he al
vsnced the idea that the maiAris which has been de-
structive as to break hearty every expedition exists
mainly at the mouths OF the rivers, aud t1N If once
parsed . moro healthy atmosphere would be found be-
yond.
FIRE IN EIzABKrH srRsxr About quarter to O'Clock
last night ore broke out In the melting house Of c.
Hull Il Sons, 1856 Elizabeth street The arcmeL were
quickly on the premises and soon got TO bu,
with difficulty that enough water could be procured (sev
era Of the hydraub being frozen) but wnen sa,iont
appears TO have in The rear part Of the build
ing in the vicinity OF the furnace rhe smes extended
into the front part occupied office by the trim
The fret noor, and the second floor dwelling By
Mr.. Southerdon the bo0kkecper OF the eytaosh men.
rhe damage 70 tho stock, machinery and building will
erdon was damaged by water probably TO the
amount OF $780, insured for coo Hamilton Fire
to Me building No. 1873, occupied BY Allen Horribly
hide and fat house.
DANGER or LEAVING CHILDREN ALONE -Bs,weeu Il a,d
o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, policeman Johusoa,
o. the Thirteenth district discovered ire In tue promis
No 1e4 Dsancey street, In the apartments pci by
Jamess Marshall. The door locked, aud on fore.
ing open child three Of age found th G
bed almost enveloptd In Ames the officer nj once eytd
aed the CT I'D ard found the other I've years Of sgs
n closet where had taken refuge TO escape from
IRE IL seems tho youngest bal fred is clothes q, the
'tove and rot into bed Communicating fre TO the bod
drE. The fsmts woro extp gulshed with few pa Ia of
water Medical ard Was procured bat II feared tn
hid cannot survive the Injury. Damage TO The house
srd furniture about $50.
FRIs East THIRTY Third srsEer About o'clo,k on
hurtdsy morning O IRE disco ycrod In h wei
Ing house No 208 East Thirty third street. AMI
tir guished with bat hi1ng damage.
INJURED WE'VE wRH1rnG Clark Vail, q boy four.
teen OF sge While returning rom the Clark
evening school on Wednesday night, got into seails
with another lad and throsn 10 the pave mont He
picked mp and found N have sustained fracture OF
the leg, snd was taken 10 the residence OF his parents
No 2l6 Spring strees.
BURsNG Casually Rose Buchel q woman resldiu g
at No. II Ward street. drotdfciy burned u, Wednes
day night, suaw bed on which she was lying haying
tsken Ore from q furpsce IN the apartment sle Was
convcyed to the New York Hospital.