The New York herald., 1871-10-13

pictures In the Opera House gallery were DESTROYED
wns incorrect Mr.. Aiken. superintendent OF the
gallery. was enabled to remove its entire contents
together with many pictures In Mr. Crosby's private
gallery.
GAZETTEER or rHE UNITED STAIRS.
To give list OF all the cites towns and villages
In the country that. without waiting for request,
have forwarded bouniiful supplies OF provisions,
blankets and clothing 10 sufferers II would be neoes-
sary to furnish complete gazetteer Of the United
States
Tns WHOLESALE 0RocHns
held meeting this afternoon and agreed TO ask no
compromise with creditors, but only ask for time.
They arc determined 10 pay oil their accounts in
full.
1t has been ascertained from onlcial reports that
FIFTY MILLION FEET OF LUMBER
destroyed. leaving a. 00o 900 feet stl hand.
One hundred thousand dollars were subscribed TO-
day toward
REBUILDING THE CHAMBER OF coxAER0E
on the site or its ruins, and work upon u Will be
commenced ut once Wholesale dealers in pro-
Visions, -four and lumber refuse to take advantage
OF tho situation, but continue 70
SELL ~aEiR GOODS At THH OLD PRICES
The same is true Of coal dealers who nave any
stock lett.
Temporary buildings are being erected IN every
HUNDREDS, OF HOUSES
ready for occupation. There Is marked change IN
the spirit OF the people, Tue first feeling Of utter
prostration has given way TO one OF confidence.
The buraed district ts longer object OF inter-
est save as to the situation OF sizes for rebuilding
Every man who can md q shed In which TO resume
has begun business again. Country
DEBTORS ARE REMITTIN0 THEIR CLAIMS
aud the insurance solyency becomes more and
more promising. Business viii be resumed as usual
at the live stock yard tomorrow.
General sheridan makes request Of the people
OF the country dissuade those who ANXIOUS TO
visit Chicago IRON
MERE CURIOSITY
from coming Thousands or this class are here
now, without shelter or accommodation, and they
must be fed and cared for the as the sufferers
CARING FOR THE TELElaAPu OPERATORS.
number OF telegraph operators in this city were
turned out OF house and home. The operators OF
81. Louis have forwarded supplies OF clothing and
provisions, aud General Stager, or the Telegraph
Company, In order TO prevent eXtort0n being prac-
ticed upon the employees by grocers and others.
ordered car load OF provisions from Cleveland
which are now here for their USE
THE WORK or A PRussiAN SHELL.
In the private Office Of Mr.. Cowlcs, the business
manager oil the Tribune, was large Krupp shell, a
relic OF the siege OF Paris which exploded, making
breach IN the walls fifteen feet wide from the ioun-
dation to the roof
LYIN0 DEsPATCH-Eo REBELS N CHICAGO.
private despatch from st. Louis says that dc.
spach was sent from this city yesterday TO the effect
that "St. Louis rebels were here setting fire TO the
city," No such despatch was mailed from Chicago
1t may have been sent by special correspondent
The whole statement Is pure invention there Is
no knowledge OF any occurrence OF the kind. The
city was never more orderly.
EIGHTY DEAD BODIES ARE NOW LYING IN THE
MORGUE,
mostly lund on the north side II is certain that
this IL but small portion OF thu number caught IN
the flames and utterly consumed. The Coroner yes.
terday held an inquest on sixty-foir bodies.
ONLY TWO or THEM WERE RECOGNIZED,
one. Henry Uhman, banker, and the other Peter
0'Brien.