New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-03

must have al been Loot, have rss sea or L.a.<
| fom them since the FIRE. Her husb sad was swsv.
Mrs Schlbcrg bad seven IN her family, and think
they were all saved by Jumping out Of the window.
The grocery store wa kept ~ man named Joha
-, q German, and the bakery by Psepchmsn.
srATEMEr7 ey ,. v. s1rrB.
Mr j. r. Smith states that he wss early At The srs
and from his feedence in ,he rear vas ensed 10
into the back part of the Is,ge bou-. He saw the
ismes rise from floor TO Aocv and the sadehtsd
and bewidered people rush toward tho upper stsirA
Ladders placed against the walls, Dat were sss
short for any TO get upon. Fuubers Of wornes
came To tho window and sh,ieaed and iinplornd for
feip. lie asserts thai be distinctly f-e wornss
PeiiSh IN the fumes. Two womeD elme to-the win
dow and lespes out as to get air. They seemed cos
tused AID hung out 70 ia bat he Thought at che time
they would fall When the flames ,ssihed tds floor
upon which they were they feiI back and he saw
more Of them.
HOSPITAL.
The following persons were conveyed BY Offeeu
ORourle, FIynn Ssadford, aud Others, Of the Poar-
,eenth Precinct to tie Ne~-York Hospital. whore
hey received the i'm mediate attentions OF DIR. HUI and
Henry A Fisher:
yIRGisia BLoouE a child FIVE yesJs Of age: con
nound oomuinuted fracture of the thigh and extern
i've laeeIaton of the left leg below the knee; con-
dition dangerous This child either Jumped or fsa
from the fifth story window and was picked up 10 an
psepsible condition and conveyed into sfrug store ADD
thence to the Hospital
EsLIgR WHITE, Injured internally; condition bs4
FREDRIKA BoRDyER, Injured internally. She wa
taken 10 the Hospital in iDsensbe condition. and tie
doctors were of opinion thai she had received severn
blow upon the head. Der recovery il doubtful
FRAseEs BoEssEL, burned externally and badly
confused from fall This young woman Jumped from
one Of the upper windows, and Was taken mp nisen-
sible. Recovery doubtful.
PAULINE WHITE, a little child, badly burned, ana
recovery doubtful Mrs. White the mother Of Pauline,
and Eseller, whose appears in the account
wac in attendance npon her children at the Hospital,
ard cid all in her power to alleviate their suerngs-
FRANCIS SCRREAU coDeussion Of the brain; dan
qerous This man eaped from the third story window,
snd in falling struck his head against poet He was
taken up 10 an iHsensible condition, and conveyed 10
the Fourteenth WARD Station House. and thence 70 the
Hospital, where, after short time, he revived
little. The blow his head severe one, AID o
minute or two elapsed before be coid recall his
senses sitter being spoken 70. His condition is precs
Iious.
francis TIsSAE injured about the chest, and ii is
supposed two ribs broken. He WAS quite con-
fortable and did not 10 experience much pain.
THE PERSONS RESCUED.
The members If No. 10 Engine Co., upOa reaching
the ground forthwith turned their steution 10 yard
TescuiDg the occupants, they saw al glance thai
they could easily subdue the flames. Shot ladders
were procured, aud by tbis the hremen gained
access to tie second story from which they bore one At
ter another in their the forms OF ipsensb women
and children. The sufferers were conveyed 70 The
Dr. ~ store corner of Grand and Elm streets where they
rece we'd the kind attention of DIR. Fisner. Ii wss
found that the majority suffering roC having IN
hailed smoke and upon the application Of proper rems-
dice they were in little time far restored as 70 he
able to leave for some friends house. Owing to the
confusion IT impossible TO attain bet few OF the
names Of the persons rescued Mr. Sculing, Of No.
40 Engine, rescued FIVE persons and conveyed them
10 the drug store Officer Sanford Of the Fourteenth
Wsrd rescued an old lady naGied McBF&a and q
child, neither being injured.
THE LosI.
1t was impossible last night TO form any correct ert
mate of the number of persons who persisted in the
flames. Police Headquarters and the Saaton-Hduss
were visited by dozens of persons, who made Inquiry
this and that They stated that they had been
10 various places but codd obtain trace Of their
friends and feared they were lOss.
1t is known that live or six certainly, fell spry 10
the Stvouring element, they were at the win
dows when there was nc possibility Of their escape
great many of the oceupants il Is supposed, started
to 20 down stairs, and being by the smoke
fell in the halls and were barDed up.
All sorts of rumors prevailed-some estimated the
lost high forty Others thought there could nos
have been less than twenty. We saw last night, ss
Police Headquarters, little white-hairsd gul who
could talk and an infant who had been rescued b5
the remen. Up Ia midnight, one had been to claim
| them. Other childrhn were taken around to Howard
street, and appearing to claim them, they were
! put to bed by the Bind-desrted neighbors.
THE ADJoISIsG BUILDINGS.
The occupants of the adjoining buildings were ed
vised early stage of the fire, of their danger in
remaining hong in their residences and ali mad IN
mediale preparations to vacs.e. No. I4twas OCCUPIED
by tie families Of hessrs. Lynch and Hisge, both Of
whom escaped uniDjured.
They succeed in saving small portion Of their for
niture and The remainder was destroyed bJ water.
No. 40 wss occupied by four fsrnies--taseuect BY
q man named Becco, first floor by John. NJ Brown,
second hosr by Michael b. Lynch, and third floor by
an old man FAMED TarboS.
AL Of these people escaped, bat Unable to save
any of ther furniture except few beds. Each oecu-
pant wil sustain loss of about 30, an1they arc M
insured. The building wa owned by Mr. Brown,
and was damaged to the amount Of $500 by water
The old German named Tarbot Il mssing, Nd II 10
supposed that he was burned up in the tenaent hsds
as he hsd friends there whom he visited occasionally
The building No. li2 wa entirely ds-oyod a&se faa