New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-20

Mr.. w. c. Walker, occupying store Ne. n, es The
Union dry goods store, removed AL hls stock. aud IN
80 doing, sustained sone damage By water. He is in
surei for sl9.CoO.
Edmund Hell, occupying No. 80, as a carpet store,
removed his stock 70 place OF greater safety. In
snred for $500.
The building No. 40 Rnwick street aud the two
stores Nos. 1S3 and - Hudson street owned by
Mr.. Joseph Tucker, and The three wcrr somewhat
damaged BY the falling walls. Nos. 3i ari j6 Rem
wick street are owned by NJ. Smith, and BIZ loss
thereon. which : but slight. j. fully coYend by n-
surarce. On Ss, ,lrlay nigh, NJ. Newhouse had iOt
men on his payroll, all Of whom Will for q time be
thrown out Of employment. All excep; one man lost
their ,oochcsts averaging in value from $50 to 80.
The origin the fire Is =; present unknown, bui t0m
the fat OF Il being mt discovered in tAc basement in
The vicinity Of the steam boiler or eng.ne-roOm 1t i
supposed to have been caused by heated Journals, or
by the accidental dropping Of Goals among shavngs.
The Exempts" were on the ground with Their pow
e-tul apparatus, and did good work on the Renwick
stree, side. The police arrangement, very cred
table and the men from the several precincts under
command of Capt Turubull lined the crossing and ex
clued all who had no business inside thus afforiing
the trcmen ample room to work.
in preliminary examination relative to the origin of
the fire. and he seems to be under the impression that
il originated from spark falling among heap of
shavings. There was in the establishment large
Well hole formed of brick, and extending from the
shops to the engine room, and through this hole were
passed all hsvings and rubbish and other matter for
the Of the engineer and fremen in charge of the
engine room
At hafpas' O'Clock yesterday morning, the alarm
of fire in the First District wa, caused by the burning
of pile of lumber lying in Sixth avenue, between
Fory-sixh and Forty.ffth streets, belonging t. Mg
Brodhem. Damage about go
FIRE IN SECOND AVENUE.
AT haf-past 10 o'clock Saturday morning, nrc
broke out in the bakery Of John Flusman, No. 10
Second avenue, in consequence of the gniting OF a
quantity Of shavings Damage Slco. Insured Tor
a., 900 in the New-York Insurance Company.
FIRE II RRooKrYS.
About ~ o'clock yesterday an alarm of nre was
caused 10y the burning OF some rubbish near the Jenny
house OF the ropewak Of Lawrence Il Co.. Bushwick
avenue T.. ID. Ii was extingushed with few pals
Of water.
LARGE FIRE N COLUMBLA CoUsTy-A Man SAVED
BY DoG.-The paper-mill dwelling and barn belong
ing TO Mr.. Isaac Sors, near Chatham -Four Corners,
Columbia County, was entirely destroyed about
o'clock on Thursday morning last. The fire origi-
mated in the drying loft ;where no fire is ever used.
The flames spread rapidly, and in short time toe
above buildings were a heap Of ashes. Nothing was
saved except small portion OF the household furni'
tlIre How the fire originated, the amount or of the
loss. is unknown. There was an insurance of $1,000
upon the property
man named Gardner was rescued from burning to
death by the sagacity Of dog, which rushed into the
building and aroused him from sleep.