The New York herald., 1862-01-27

sends ara. Loss about 81 500 insured for 81 Ooc.
The third and fourth floors were unoccupied.
No. 269-A I've story building occupied by s. &C
wadlow-Goorge Sanderson agents steel store. Loss
about $5 000 insured The second thkd fourth and nth
floors were occupied by John Rowe, dealer in cabinet
hardware Loss about $40 900; insured for 900 in the
Washington, Pacific, Now York Fire and Marine and
Market surance companies.
No. 2eeK-A five story brick building, occupied by
Daniel Bdwell paint and oil Loss about s. 0oo
insured for a 900 In the Importers and Traders Co.
lumbia and Excelsior insurance companies.
The buildings Nos. 200 and 2oeK were owned by the
Loriard Loss about % o00 said 70 bo insured
No. 27l-A FIVE story brick building, occupied the
first floor by John Rowe dealer in cabinet hardware The
upper floors occupied BY Philips Manning,
acurers Of feather busters Loss about 900 insured
for o0o The building totally destroyed Loss 90 o0o
insured
No 27s-A four story brick building totally do
stroyed Loss about IS o0o insured. The nrst floor
stored with crockery Loss about IS oo supposed 70 bs
insured Tho upper floors occupied by J. wollen
brush factory Loss about 81 300; insured
No. 2l5-Building owned by the Hicks estate. Damage
about S2oo; insured. First floor occupied by f. 4 C
Woods, dealers in brushes. Damage by water about
81 900; insured for 1000 tho Hamilton and Gaatn
insurance companies The second floor is occupied by
Thompson Nephew as a shipping Office. Damage by
water slight. Tho upper floors stored with crockery
owned by Grinin Titus Damage by water about $500.
insured.
No. 274 Pearl street. sde-Five story brick build
ing Damaged about 90 500 SAID 70 be insured First floor
occupied by Cummings & Lockwood, dealers In cured
hair Loss 500 insured The upper part OF the build.
ing occupied by Mrs. Stone a. boarding house. Loss
by FIRE and water about 81 200; said to be insured
Nos. 27o and 272-Buidings owned by tho Rogers
| eetat Inae
said TO be insured. The buildings oc-
cupied by j. H. Atwater Co., manufacturers Of house
furnishing goods. Loss about sec, 900; insured for
$4,000 the rrcmcns Trust several Eastern insu-
rance companies.
FULTON STREET, xAsr or PEARL STREET.
Nos. 81 and 39--Futon Bank bulding-owned by tho
bank The whole inside destroyed Loss about SIS 900
no insurance.
The upper part OF the building occupied as Offices
by several parties. Their aggregate loss will amount
about IS 900.
The basement Of the building Is occupied by Wilbur
Hastings staoncrs Stock damaged by water probably
to the extent OF s3ooo fully insured City Insurance
Company.
No. s5-Buding occupied by John ~ ouirk as q bed
ding store. Stock damaged by water about 81 200; in
sured for 81 ,500in the New World Insurance Company
The building is damaged about $500; insured
T. NJ sheppard, Nos. 20o and 20s Water street, stove
Dealers have sustained several hundred dollars damage
by water to goods in the cellar Of their building.
At time fears entertained that tho buildings
the opposite side Of Fulton street would take rc and
IL only by the constant wachfuncss OF the remen
who threw streams Of water upon the face Of the build
ngs that the fire was prevented from extending in that
direction.
The United States Hotel also In great danger Of
being fred time; but fortunately the wind changed
and carried the flames IN another direction.
The origin Of the re is not known at present but 1t
will be thoroughly investigated by the Fire Marshal
Captain Huchns of the Second precinct and his
gsants promptly at the premises and rendered en-
cient service Sergeant Charles NJ Bracke assisted by
some Of his men, entered tho Fulton Bank through the
windows and saved all the books before the Gre reached
tho building.
THE BRIDGE STREET FIRE.
We published yesterday the particulars OF the do.