New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-30

DESTRUCTIVE rIRs IN ANN STREET.

;.y ,.u,,o,A the bock TO No ll3 Fulton street, Occu
,i.s ., ~. h.ssme,, second, tcird and fourth floors
Sy Messrs Wynhoop, Hdlenbeck u Thothas, book
aro .;on n,,u,e,s, feet floor by Robert NJ Bonner "a
a, 1r;r,;nc office of Tse ~ Y, Ledger. portion of
d. ihira door was occupied by D'usmose & Co., as
s,be orn,ins Office Of DnsnNres Railroad Guide, and
p,srs,rvtt l. Co, publishers Of BradstTeetu Commer
eisl Repors. TIE lire is raid TO have oriein4ted GA
e seocsd door, sod is supposed by to have been
ell by The carelesnss 81 one OF the employees 10
lesvhs gss light TOO Gear p,7tiou of ths wood
work wing 10 the 'argequsntS of light and inia a.
msb naserial about tbe premises, the flames spread
With sIeat rapidly, bursting furousy from the WIN
Sov son Ann ard Fulton streets, and coon enveopng
hs, entire bailding
Maphattan sseum Rre-engAns No. was stationed on
Falton street. near Butch aOd got TO work nearly as
,uu,cl, az the hand engines Whsn the fire had got
under headwsy the beat emitted fro n the burning
building was go intense to blister the doors sHd
window sasbes on the opposite side Of Fulton street,
aud it was impossible for any pesOn 10 pass either
one vsy or the other. Manhattan Engine Company
did wonders with the steamer, aud IL WAS oniy by
their exeItioDs at the fire prevented from COM
nnn,eat,pQ TO Walkers extensive b)okbindery oppo
ate in which event the confagratieu would haze
doubtless continued It's ravages TO JOIN street. The
Comvsny hsd two Streams OF water, which we'e Kept
I'D without cessation until the IRE was suoduet. The
fT~men generals abor,d haId and are deserving Of
much cred The building adjoining No. 46 AUD
street extending to No lis Fulton street. occupied by
Ward Close & Co., wholesale druggists, WAS on lire
several times but through the exerIions of the ire
men It was ,aved from destruction.
Tie losses and assurances follows, o. near as
our reporter could ascertain:
Loss Of Wybkoop, Hlleu6eck g. Thomas from
$4,000 TO sS0uU0 Injured for SOL 900 in various city
and country CONF snies rect list OF which coald not
be eb susd lrou tho fact thar firm had yet sue
ceeded Iescumg from the ruins their sale, Ia Whlh
were all their books aud papers
IN ADDITION 10 tbe'r immediate work, Messrs.
W., IL & L did the press work OF me Ledge,, veg
Y0,k Mercury MerIy,s Haseam and Cd'as Ca6'aet'
The Spirit If iAe Times, C0dckmakers' MIgGztae,
Radvays Almanac, AID other periodicals. There
we've SIX cylinder presses II the BASEMENT 1--WE cylinder
press,r On the secoud floor and four Adams presses
-fyery heav, for book work on the fon'th noor Mr.
bonner vi Iae Iedgr lost about one-Jhrd OF the edl
tin az hi. PAPER designed for crcua ion 10 and aooat
the city today and early all the per tor the edition
Ia D. ned pext week toy tier with the plates for to-
days paper. His lofs on stock, press plates q =,
Wi nol fa far short of $780, 600. lnsared for SIOOO
il various Guy AND country companies, the DANES OF
which we coud not ascertin. The plates Destroyed
can be replaced, being eiectrotype copies from the
Loss of the proprietor Of The Spirit IF The Times
in paper and foIms $3.50 Tue paper aid one torm Tor
The ire xt issue were in The press room. 100
lOss Of tie proprietor of Merry's Museum S300
e e1re edition was printed and reads for delivery.
Los of Messrs Canld veil, South worth q Whitney,
n opr,stors OF The Sunday Mercury, 40 iut $5,3O0.
Insured ff 81 eco in the Park Insurance Go. I1ey
lost all their laes tor the past Is months, aud large
quantity OF paper. =,
Loss of f. ii. Siratfon of The CO0chmaker's Maya
zine $40. Loss Of Mr.. Railway, 500.
NMessTs WSDkoop, Hitchcock & Fnowas bad from
IS 10 lG0 persous il heir employ who viii be thro ~n
ONT otNwork for a time. Their presses are entirely
d.mobsIed ant It doubtful whether any portiln Of
them can be again us. d. The ouildog which Is t'ta
wreck is owned By Mr. Bcoee whose loss hereo0 may
he set dowr at about SIS 600; iosured for $4,000.
Lors of Diosuore & Co., about $3OOO or si,oOO
Insured for 81 9uO. - =. 400 r..u.
sure JoDes Corporation printer lost quantity Of
msnusriOi which he ad seh ilto w, ii. q f's Ollie
''I pa us If Wsrd, Close g. Co., about $4,000 In
srro for s79 COO in city and country companies The
bu,ldipe which they occupied Is owned by j. u bsh,
OBJ and damaged to the amount OF SooUu' Insured
Sss of II. d. Wade ink manufacturer occupying
a portion of No. SO Ann street, $SOO. losared Tor
"a f00 In the N. Y Etna Insurance Company. ,
Masury & WbttOn, dealers in p lnts, occupying the
s,st aoof OF the same )ulldn1 which extended 70 No.
nj Fulton sustained about sou damage. Eqly
iasured On the FutlL-stteet side OF this building
were several occu ans hose losses were as fJTz:
SecJbd floor, L. ]. Emeich, opt'c,l instrument manu-
fscturer los $500. Injured for 5000 IN the Liver
pol al d London Iosura1ce Company.
Thru floor, Barton s. Son, printers; loss sou; IN
suIed for So 900 in the St. Nicholas and Charter Oak
IDEurince Com yanies
Fourth floor, Maguus a. Brother fringe and tassel
manufacturers loss so; no insurance.
Fifth floor Barton & Mooney prnlers, loss 81 900;
insured for 81 600 in the Relief Insurance Company.
These losses were occasiOned by water and removal
The building is owned by TIE Chiffon estate, and is
dsma.t to the amount OF $500. Insured.
Bracket g. Mills, bookbuders, at No. 50 Ann street,
sus'aDed $50 damage by water Insured
The building No. "A, occupied fIr The Lefger ONCE,
Sunday atlas, aud MIR. Tyler, printer, sustained
slight damage by water.
ANOTHER FIRE FULTON STREET.
At 81 O'Clock, oil Saturday night tire occurred in
the building No. ga Fuon sreet-ower part occup pied
by Stephen w. Weed, genemens furnishing
store and the upper part a dwelling. The fire <
iuaied IN the dwelling and soon extiDguisled.
Damage about 81 ,OOO mostly by water.
FIRE IN GRAND STREET.
Az o'clock Yesterday morning, fire broke ont 10
the twO-sory fame BUILDING toe northwest corner
of Grand and Orchard Streets occupied by Isaac POi
per a. a far store and dwelling. TIE fire originated in
the cellar among straw, and before 1t could be
exIDguisbtd damage 10 the amount of $lOO vas Gus
tanned Ipsufed for 600 the Relief and 81 900 10
another company Origin unknOT,.
FIRE IN WI 81 TWEkTY.FIFTH STREET.
At o'clock Yesterday evening, As Sergeant C9ffry
and Officer Vredenbmgh, OF the Twenty second Pre-
eng were passing through the DISTINCT they disOv-
ere q fire in the st~bes No. 2OS West I"rnty,hnh
street owned by Andrew Leary, aud occupied by Lea
~ ard others caItmen. The officers broke open the
doom and JFscued the horses, nine III NUMBER Inc
buIdpg valued at $685. destroyed No lISur 4nce
n. Y. SUNDAY MBRcURY ORPIcs,l
Sunday Jan. %, 1850,
1s he Fdifsr If The ~ T. Tribune.
notwithstanding the destruction OF our press-roon
by Gre tins morning shall i-sae ihe Ae1 YORK MeTea. as
T,ajersS on will qresy obbge Yo1Is respectfully, -
Proprietois N. Y ae,cuIy, |
BURNING OF THE SHIP J BOYD.
A.. H. Haar aorOa