, 1862-11-22

Estimate Of Losses and Amount Of
Insurance.

As the parties interested had not investi-
gated the matter thoroughly, they could, on /
yesterday, give only approximate estimates
of their losses, which are as follows:
s.. Brees1er, loss in stock Of highwines,
wine in boxes, and fixtures, about 81 COO. AS !
his books were all lost in the fire, he can only
make statement from memory. He was
insured for 1850 in the North American IN
surance Company, Of Hartford, Conn.
Snydacker s. Co., had some $1,000 pounds
Of coffee in store, in BresBler's bui1ding-fn
covered BY insurance.
J. II. Finley s. Co., had GOO barrels Of high
wines, and i quantity Of flour stored in the
basement Of No. 245. Loss about S,000-in-
6ured for $1,000 in the Continental, Market,
and North American, Of New York.
E. 4. ingalls, & Co., On the frs. floor Of the
came building, had, as near as can be aseer-
tanned, 100 barrels Of flour and about 100 bar
re15 of 1ighwines-partially insured-amount
of1oss or insurance not ascertained.
Muggridge & Eadson had some s2,409
worth Of grass seed stored in the third story
which vas fully covered by insurance in the
Home Insurance Company Of NeW York.
The building (No. 245) occupied by the above
named parties, belonged to Mrs. Martha
Hu1chins. who had an insurance in the Etna
of Hartford, for $500. It was valued at
5000.
In the building No. 2.3, W;n. Jones, grain
dealer, lost his stock and fixtures valued at
s1,Sc0-upon which he had insurance for
81 goo in the Phoenix Insurance Company
Of New York.
E. 4. ingalls, d Co. had 500 barrels Of -four
in Jores' store--lnsrred s., 600.
This building (No. 243) belonged to Thomas
Ucyne, esq, it was valued at SC, ,000-insursa
| for S, COO in the Liverpool and London Insur.
ance Company.
Roth hnf1a;nota u7a-~ = --:~a-. lrS
| Eigf, and were with contents totally destroy
| cd, with the exception of 100 barrels Of lou1
| mentioned yesterday,
The building on Lake street, occupied By C.
C. Wallin s. Son, was damaged bY the burn,
ing OF the windows, stairs, and roof at tht
rear-probab1y ssO0~fully covered by insur
anee.
MessTs. Wallin s. Sons stock Of leather va:
dsmaged not to exceed $500-inBured. Sev
eral rolls Of leather were stolen from thei
store during the fire.
The origin Of the fire is Us yet enyeloped il
mystery. Nj. Bressler, in whose premises i
was first discovered, had left the store only
| few moments before In company with his wit
and mother, and he is unable to give any solu
tion as to the cause.
The total loss will fully reach the figure
made By us yesterday morning (s40, ,000), bu
the exact amount either Of loss Or insurance
80 a. %~
IL Ii 'nAp0SS''as see 70 1ses-sa"'
F | Soldiers Released from the PenIteu
tiary.
p,7o~ mill 1,a fonna q 1;et IF ,,ornoo ~ ~,
: eo,aiere who haze hoen re1saaed fron, II
) 7,en,t,n+;arv at :Jol,et az 7eretofora stated :
the Tp1n1,Er Tn addition ~ tbe restorstio
} ~ freedon there has a1so 1,een .nch othar =,
I ,o;ssfon ~ +bc senfance aa v;n rpstora :
them their psy after the LIST prox. The TO
> lowing are the names alluded to, with IL
! regiment to which they are attached:
Charles Williams, company I, 126th New Yor]
D 1ofK. r,,a. -
Icylon snfuel, Connpanf /, IShln NeE lat!
lyman ioe1los. company a!.1 !! 1.9In NeW forS.
yahes & na1t, p,a, sovany r. 11etH he% aork.
0 Michnel AIR. company & i i15th New S YorK. Or
Michael Smith, company G, 18th New York.
t IeS1 Mciatosh' company q q i1Sth New k. YAH.
8 Sampson Ellis, company g, 1l5th New York.
f 11 Rouehton con1anv 1I5th Neyy Yo1Se =
Jacob 4. sisson. company G, 115th New York.
genn Ill, eo@pan5 y, Ign 1a.h Gfw @ aorS:
y EDWARD Bayion, company E, 9sh Vermont.
n 2osspne Msas, Sosnpans o i. ~ ~. vermont 4
= Malcolm Morrison, compsny Q, B5th New Tor
- 23;s Ao}sa 4. HsWson. company 9 2h A. vermont.
innna1d n. Stevenes' 1p roIpnanv = b 9th Vermn1
Joseph kingsley, company g: s9sh M New YORK.
Pa,ricb Horan nompsay e r 65tt iii Inoi,' A"1
~ Morris Connel.
Thoeo IN +he f,h;cooo pridar,o1, ar. o7co
|. - ~ e10 D..oe ~ '4o o4oo
hesea nom the disgrace Of imprisonment, al
. " .0~" oen pay a.
T. sentences being rcmitted the SAME IS nj
t, those in the Peuitentiary.
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g. occurs. -~->'~e'
ss The Haxor then called n,on f,omntro,,cr u.,
1esp9na' Malen 1nas ~ 1Ra
y substantially as tint made at the Democratic c,
L. vent1oa, ano altoee.nef OUT OF plaee.
a" nc a1e aseuleo es 1ooso "no neara
ii speech o1 mt. aases' lnas tn1a description
IN his remarks docs hlm 1D)ust1ce. Our repor
N not happening TO near the speech, Was told
ut the reporter OF the zetung that it Was OF
character above stated. we are glad to les
pg that such was not the case; but thst he spe
en- IS patriot and not IS q partisan. We b:
ng no desire to misrepresent the comptroll
lis but, On the contrary, take pleasure IN sett1
nd nm r1ght before our readers" From 1ep