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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-10-11
BALTIMORE.

Contributions ia ChMTci--Sevcn Thousand
Dollars by the Members Of the Corn Ex-
change More Subscriptions.
BALTIMORE, Oct, 10, 1871.
The contributions last night ut Emanuel church
In and Of the Chicago sufferers amounted to $1,000.
The occasion was a sermon by the Lord Bishop OF
Lcthneld before the House Of Bishops and the House
Of Deputies Of the General Convention and the even
ing offerings were Intended for the mission fund,
but by resolution OF both houses IN session yesler
day they were unanimously ordered 10 he appr0-
priated to the suffering at Chicago.
Rev. DIR. Perry, secretary OF the House OF Depu-
ties, has telegraphed TO the Mayor OF Chicago to
draw on him for the amount and distribute TO the
suffering without distinction or race or sect.
The Corn and Flour Exchange THIS morning ap-
pointed committee Of ten TO solicit contributions
Tor the relief OF Chicago and appropriated $4,000
which was Immediately Increased by individual sub.
scripti0ns to $1,000. The Stock Exchange also made
an appropriation for the same purpose. The Board
OF Trade also held q meeting this afternoon. Pnr-
suant to a call OF the Mayor meeting OF citizens Is
now IN progress at the Masonic Temple. William
McKim subscribed $500 and advanced $4,000 for
immediate use The Baltimore and OHIO and Penn
sylvanla Railroads forward free all supplies con.
tributed on their routes and connections. Good
Templars are going rom house to house soliciting
ala for brethren in Chicago ana are very successful
At meeting at the Masonic Temple to-day COM
mittee from ench trade was appointed TO collect
supply for Chicago.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Meeting Of tue Board Of Brokers-Iihernl
Action OF tae Pennsylvania Central Rail-
road.
PHILADELPHIA Oct. 10. 1871.
At meeting OF the Board of Brokers TO day
committee was appointed to collect funds, IN the
name OF the Stock Exchange, for the Chicago suf-
ferers.
Passengers via the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
for points beyond Chicago will be promptly trans
ferrcd at the crossing points OF the interfering
lines outside OF Chicago ana no decay Will arse Oh
account OF the fre
AS soon as the terrible condition OF Chicago was
known yesterday orders were transmitted BY Presi-
dent Scott, OF the pennsylvania Central, to carry
free over all the lines controlled by that company,
from any point any contributions OF food and cloth
ing destined for the relief OF the destitute people Of
Chicago.
The following has Just been issued 70 His Honor
the Mayor OF BALTIMORE
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company given instruction
natl, Ptsburs, Philadelphia New York and Baltimore and
Supplies consianed the Mayor Of Chicago for relief
sufferers by the fire. Al supplies and donations from the
Of the Northern Central Railroad Company, aud win
~ J. EDGAR THOMSON,
President Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
The Commercial Exchange has subscribed $4,000
for the relief OF Chicago made up by individual sub
scriptiOns OF the members. Two car loads OF bread
were sent Off today by order OF the Exchange. inc
subscriptions received by the Mayor amount TO
$4,000
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MICHIGAN.

Proclamation of Governor Bnidwfn-An
Urgent Gail fer Help TO the Afflicted City.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct TO- 1871.
Governor Baldwin, OF Michigan, o delegate to the
Episcopal Convention now In session in this city,
has telegraphed to the Detroit Press The foll0wtng:-
PROCLAMATION BY THE G0vERNOR
STATE or MICHIGAN. EXECUTIVE OFFICE
LANSING, Oct. g, 1871. {
The city Of Chicago, In the neighbOring state OF
Illinois, has been visited In the providence OF
Almighty God with calamity almost uneqnaed In
the annals OF history. large portion OF that beau
tiful and most prosperous CITY has been reduced to
penury. The poor have lost the little all they pos
sessed, ana many thousand people rendered home
less and houseleSs are now
WITHOUT THE ABSOLUTE NECESsARIES or LIFE.
therefore earnestly call upon the citizens OF every
portion OF Michigan to take immediate measures for
alternating the pressing wants OF that most fearfuly
afflicted city, by collecting and forwarding TO the
Mayor or the proper authorities or Chicago supplies
of food as well as liberal contributions OF money.
Let this sore calamity OF our ne0hbors remind US
OF the uncertainty OF earthly possessions, and that
when one member suffers all the members should
sutfcr with il. cannot doubt that the whole people
OF the State Will most gladly, most promptly and
most literally respond To this most urgent demand
upOn their sympathies; but no words oil mine can
plead so strongly rs the calamity Itself.
HENRY p. BALDWIN,
Governor OI Michigan.
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Addresses OF sympathy and Liberal Contrib
bniions-Tcn Thousand Dollars Handed to
the Mayer.
ALBANY, N. ", Oct. TO- 1871.
At a Joint meeting OF citizens and the Board Of
Trade to-day Mayor ThacAer was called to the chair.
lie stated the object oil the meeting 10 be to express
synpathy for and afford relief the suffering citi
zens or Chicago. w. Lacy was appointed secretary
aud treasurer, assisted by J. G. Cuyier. Commit
Tee on Resolutions was appointed, when addresses
OF sympathy were made by Rev. Drs. Clarke and
Daring who urged most liberal contributions
The Committee on Resolutions reported series,
deploring the great calamity which had befallen
the city Of chicago, and recommending the appoint
ment or o committee to collect subscriptions and
make arrangements with clerRymen FOR taking mp
ons Werc aaops Mayor called
those present Co hand in subscriptions and thus
lessen and speed the Iabors OF The committee, and
In short time 49,.
was handed In. The Burgess Corps have already
forwarded 81, 900 and the American Express Com
pany have announced their readiness TO forward
anything which any one may wish to send. The
excitement regarding the Ere continues Newspaper
and telegraph oiices are frequently applied TO tor
information, and people on street corners are dis
cussing the caiamiiy. The Grand Commandery OF
Knights Templars, now IN session here hope 10
RAISE 81, 600 from their members.
The odd Fellows have been called to meet to-mor-
row evening 10 take measures Tor the relief ofsuIer
Manager Barnes has rendered the entire receipts
O. the performances at Trmble Opera House Thurs
day afternoon TO the same purpose.
'rne Board OF Lumber Dealers Will raise s. 600. :,
The Grand Commandery OF knight Templars OF
this State, in session here, voted $1,000
A public meeting to contribute AID mas been
called in Cohoes BY the Mayor OF that city.
John y. Rathbone 4 Co., OF this city, are informed
that their warehouse In chicago was almost mracn-
Ionsly saved. =. N Ransom Co.'s warehouse was
The committee appointed at the meeting to-day
win organize for action at once, and hope " In
crease the subscriptions largely.
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HARTFORD.

The PhGnIx Insurance Company Will Thor.
sushIy Meet tho Losses BY the Chicago
Conna grasions.
HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 10, 1871.
The Phoenix Insurance Company has issued the
following circular to It's agents.
PHENIx INSURANCE COMPANY,
hartford, CONN.,, Oct 10, 1911. J
To THE AGENTS OF THIS COMPANy:-
AS yet we are not fully advised or
the extent OF our losses In the CnlcagO
fire. But after close examination u our
returns from that agency we feel warranted IN as.
surfing our agents ani patrons that we can meet
our losses honorably and promptly, leaving hanu-
some margin OF our large surplus Tor future opera
ttOns. The lesson OF this disaster viii compel .
liberal advance In the rates heretofore paid:
Ii. kELLO, Agent
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A Meeting mt Fnncuii Hall Donates One Hur-
dred Thousand Dollars.
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1871.
The meeting OF sympathy and aid for Chicago in
Taneui Hall at noon to-day was crowded. Mayor
CASTOR presided.
Rev. Philip s. Brooks asked divine blessing.
Addresses were made by the Mayor Senators
Sumner and Wilson, Hon. A. II. Rice and Others,
ana appropriate resolutions adopted.
A committee was appointed TO collect aid, and
liberal subscriptions were made on the spot.
Henry h. KIdder Treasurer OF the meeting, was
authorized to telegraph to the Mayor or Chicago
to draw FOR $lOO.O0p at once.
The shoe and Leather Exchange to-day forwarded
$4,000 to the Mayor OF Chicago by ADAMS express.
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Proclamation by tho Mayor-Tbe Citixena
Invited 60 Assemble En- Nlasse.
HUDSON. N. Y, Oct 10, 1871
The following proclamation was issued this morn
ing by the Mayor OF this city,
MAYORS OFFICE HUDSON, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
FELLOW CiTiZENs- Your brethren or Chicago arc;
IN distress. The fire fiend has devastated the
accumulated wealth OF years, rendering nome-
less ana destitute two hundred thousand
citizens. The people OF other cities have
promptly and generously responded to the
startling appeal to their humanity and already
large sums OF money have been sent forward to the
sufferers. ] know my fellow citizens will not re-
main Indifferent IN this emergency, but impatently
await an opportunity 70 give substantial expression
to their sympathy. Now, therefore, I invite the
citizens or Hudson to assemble ndsse at the City
Hail this Tuesday evening nj half-Dast seven O'Clock
to take action upon the subject herein suggested.
Given under my hand, at the City Hall, this 10th
day OF October 1911. GEORGE HOVER, Mayor.
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NV Iuc.mmg, 20 symDatnize with the Chicago
sufferers eloquent ana feeling addresses were de-
livered by the Rev. Mr.. rockingham aud Asher
p Nichols. Comptroller OF the State. Tho
action of the CITY Council YESTERDAY
In issuing 800, 900 in city bonds for the
Chicago sufferers was heartily endorsed In order
10 make the bonds Immediately available personal
guarantees were given by prominent and wealthy
citizens to tile amount OF $40, 900.
After the citizens meeting the Board OF Trade
assembled and opened O subscription list for the re.
lief OF the sufferers. which was speedily being filed
with generous amounts. second car load 0f pro-
visions LETT here at eleven O'Clock to day for Chi
cagO.
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BROOKLYN BENEVOLEMCE.
Philosophical Capitalists to the Rescue-0ne
Hundred Thousand Dollars Voted by the
Common Counci.-The Queen City Of
the Lakes Fully Sympathixed
With and Materially Aided.

The all-engrossing topic upon every side In the
City Of Churches yesterday was the awful fate OF
the Garden City OF the West. All other subjects
were for the nonce dropped in contemplation Of the
great national calamity for as such is the destruc-
ton OF chicago regarded. The hearts Of the people
we'll with sympathetlc emotion toward their dis
tressed fellow beings ana the purse OF the commu-
nifty Is open to respond generously to the alienation
OF the dire necessities Of the hour. Such was the
spirit evinced as actuating all classes OF Brooklyn
society yesterday.
AS early as nine O'Clock yesterday morni nc Alder
men Richardson, McGroarty and Nolan OF the
special committee OF i've on relief, appointed the
day previous, met in the Mayors ONCE. City Hail.
for the purpose Of discussing the preliminary plan
Of action best adapted 10 the early succor OF the
afflicted citizens Of Chicago. The Alderman first
named stated that the Academy OF Music had been
offered for holding mass meeting. He would sug-
gost, further, that committee OF citizens be ap-
pointed to take up subscriptions among the people
and that the churches OF each denomination be
solicited 10 lend their assistance In taking up SUBJ
$1,000 had been raised IN this manner He regretted
the Aldermen mad not the power to appropriate
Mayor KAIBFLEIscn said he approved Of the idea
OF calling upon the churches for assistance and
thought that the meeting should be held at the
Academy OF music e ~ an hour when business men
At this Juncture City Judge ALEXANDER MCCUB
entered the apartment, accompanied by Mr. W. A.
FowLEg, President OF the water Board. The Judge
inquired what objection there could be In the city
advancing about 500, 000 as there were parties
who could be found to advance the money. IL was
his impressi ION " would he y n0Dle act to pursue
this course.
MI FOWLER said that II His Honor the Mayor
would take the initatofy movement In this matter
there would be no trouble In raising the necessary
amount, as they were now In o condition 10 OK.
ford 10. .
Judge McCUE-If we raise the money win sign
for part Of tile amount.
Mayor KALBFLEIsOn-Iwi Will sign for one-quartcr OF
the amount
Judge MCCus-I win sign my note for $50 900 Of
the $780, 600 asked.
:. Alderman CUNNINGHAM, who lhsp appeared ppOp
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win NOT miss II from q surplus OF S2i20OO and
capital OF 800 600 me international has sent Its
biies there, they being unable TO get any word d.
rect BY telegraph Its loss WIN reach nearly half
THE LoRiLLARD INSURANCE COMPANY
admit that they Will lose their entire surplus,
wrUs policies They heard Sm the as01R IRE q By se
graph yesterday morning. The Columbia Company
have lost 5000 IN Chicago, but they. have .
capital Of $4,000 and surplus OF over $780, 600 TO
in chicago while its assets less liabilities, amount
don't know where their agent has gone, his ONCE
having been burned out and they are consequently
without advises from the great nre Their neigh
$500, 600. The Bcckman Company had NOT lost o
dollar mp TO ten O'Clock on Monday morning, but
knowing at present. They are, however, reported
10 have lost nearly quarter Of million dollars.
have 500 900 in risks in the great IRE but they
expect to get of with fifty or seventy five thousand
dollars Tney have no agents there and have
100000, and the Market 100000. The New
Amsterdam is reported 70 have lost lis surplus and
$4,000. however. The AdsiaIic in view Of its small
risk IN Chlcago-sG 000-was rushing business yes
terday reported having written eighty or ninety
Beekman ana Pacific OF California were reported to
have lost beyond any hope OF recovery.
THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
will lose about $4,000 for which they will call on
their capital OF 100000. The Humboldt VIII have
to deduct s2o,00O-tneir losses-lrom surplus OF
$70,OOa
Twelve Boston companies are losers to the aggre.
gate amount or $6lS,0 600.
COMPANIES NOT LOSERS ny THE FIRE.
The New York companies which are known to
have escaped less are the f0llowing:-
Metropolitan, Importers and Traders', Rutgers
KniCkerb0cker, Eagle, Equitable, Peoples, Star.
Standard, American st. Nicholas, Gebhard Arctic,
Exchange, Hope, Clinton, Globe, Flremen's, Park.
Queens (England.
Most OF these companies had no agencies in
Chicago, and others, which formerly had agencies
there, closed them year or two ago-the under
cutting and bitter r1varies OF the western insurance
business having dlsgusted the officers.
The following companies, 1t Is believed, lose at
least the amounts here get 10 their namaa.-
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ing
EXECUTIVE OFFICE. DISTRICT OF COLuMB1A,l
WASHINGTON, Oct. TO- 1871. J
Tne appalling calamity which has fallen so sud-
denly upon Chicago imposes upon the whole nation
the urgent duty OF sending speedily to the people OF
that city sympathy ana all.
Tue national capital feeling deep sorrow Tor me
disaster needs only organization and concerted
measures In order to move with honorable prompl-
tude and generosity TO The assistance OF the suffer-
ing and terror stricken community.
Therefore do hereby recommend and urge the
citizens or the District or Columbia TO meet together
AT Metzerot Hall, at eight O'Clock In the evening OF
the 10th day or October, for the purpose OF taking
fitting ana liberal action for the relief OF the h0ne-
less 8nd SUFFERING thousands IN Chicago.
EDWIN l.. STANTON, Acting Governor.
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MISSOURI.


Proclamation OF Governor Brown.
ST. LOUIS, Oct 10, 1871.
Governor Brown issues a proclamation in relation
to the terrible calamity at Chicago, In which ne
recommends all cities towns and charitable asso-
Citations to take Immediate steps to organize relief
and respond promptly 10 the deep sorrow which
Missouri feels at the overwhelming afiIicii0n and
which extends TO all who have been stricken down
in the midst OF ulbOunded prosperity. Tney have
the sine rest sympathy of Missourps sons In their
1istresa
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rooms, the following rCs-
OlutlOns were unanimously adOnfed.-

buttons were unanimously Adopted
Resovcc That we Of the action OF the Governor
In calling together the citizens Dsrct of Columbia
for the relief of the citizens of Chicago
Resolved, That ~ the duty privilege the whole pco
pie OF the capital Of the nation assist
ance to the people Of Chicago in their great distress 10
exigcncies OF the suffering people of that city,
Resolved, That we confidently assure the
confirm any action they may take, and in order
that the assistance may be prompt and enectua
recommend that the authorities OF the District Column
ba, In the of the whole people, tender people
Chicago the OF $50 900 the sympathes OF this
munty.
Ex-Mayor Emery, chairman; W. q. Clag0ett,
secretary or the meeting anu Hon. N. g. Ordway
were appointed o committee to lay the resolutions
before the mass meeting this evening.
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SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
Steam Fire Company No. 8 OF this village held o
meeting last night and appropriated the sum Of 500
to the sufferers by the Chicago fire. The draft was
forwarded to the Mayor OF Chicago this morning.
Owing to the excitement over the Chicago fire ana
the consequent weakening OF the public confidence
been taken here to prevent fires. The watch has
been detailed, ana every steamer company holds
itself In readiness for instant service.
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POUGHKEEPSlE.

Two Thousand six Hundred Dollars Already
Sent and Clothing and Bedding.
POUGHKEEPsIE, N y, Oct. 10, 1871
In twenty minutes this noon POughkeepsid
handed out $4,000 for the Chicago sufferers. The
meeting then adjourned until four clock this ater
noon for subscriptions the Finance Committee IN
the meantime working like bcav ers. Clothing and
BEDDING are being sent TO the Opera House 10 Do
shipped to chicago tonight
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NEW JERSEY TO The FRONT.

Proclamation OF Govermss Randolph-h is
Both Duty and Privik 20 to Aid the Suf-
ferers Of Chicago.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
TRENTON, N. j., Oct TO- lS7l
To THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY -
Tie great city OF Chicago has oeen visited by
calamity unparalleled in modern times. Aside from
loss OF property That will bring ruin to thousands
OF families, the immediate personal suffering OF
homeless and distracted men and helpless women
and children calls for the most prompt aud liberal
aid from every humane person In the land. TO
give immediate directions to the generous
purposes OF the people Of New Jersey. urge
upon all legal authorltes-in cities through
constituted committees and The clergy OF all de-
tee aided Dy resident benevolent citizens, and In
the rural districts by local organzatlons-thc most
contributions CT money and clothing for the relief
Of the suffering.
Almost every boupehold has clothing That can be
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AUBURN AND SCHENECTADY.

AUBURN, N. Y, Oct 10, 1871.
meeting Is called for this afternoon In this city
to take measures for furnishing relief to the people
OF Chicago. IL
SCHENECTADY, N, Y, Oct. TO- 1871. /.
Mayor Van Horne has called meeting oil the clt1-
Zens OF the city, the City Hall this evening
at eight o'clock, to express sympathy and AFFORD
aid to the Chicago sufferers.
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ROCHESTER, N. y, Oct. 10. 1871.
James Wick, o private citizen, and the "Pr0tec-
tives.n a fire company, sent to-day a carload Of
cooked provisions TO Chicago. Toronto Lodge o.
o. +. donated $3.50 last night 70 the sufferers.
At meeting OF the Common Council, Supervisors
and citzeLs this evening the city OF Rochester APP
pr0prated $4,000 for the relief OF the chicago
sufferers. Provisions are being sent forward also.
or the Common Council Private citizens gnara ltee
tho bonds.
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TROY.

Ten Thousand Dollars subscribed BY the
Board Of Trade.
Troy, N. Y, Oct. 10, 1871.
At a meeting OF the Board Of Trade tonight
$4,000 was subscribed for the relief OF the Chicago
sucrcrs and the Mayor OF that city was authorized
10 draw for that amount. committee OF fifteen
was also appointed 10 circulate subscription papers
generally among the citizens resolution was
also adopted that the churches take UP subscrip-
lions ne 1t sunday.