, 1872-11-18
BOSTON,.

Enc FTes& Opp0Se1 hV AAC1oAsA
Relief from Outside-The Fare 60 Re
Investigated Chief Engineer
Severely Commented On--1nsulrances
and Salvage.
BosroH, Nov. 16.-PubGc senti nent N Boston
is averee to accepting offers o. money from
other cities at this time. The Gl ooe Yesterday
e Hss ss opp TO ns
aid. The Advertiser is mildly opposed to Tue
resolution of acceptance, and the transcript
publishes it's non-concuTrence.
This morning the Globe, in an etabefate lead
says, would make Boston 3 beggar from the
whole Union, and publishes several letters from
citizens in support Of it's comments Inc 6to9e
says that the Committee, in assuming to SPEAK
for the citizens Of Boston, have published to
aid from all parts Of the Union will be- gratefully
accepted, which is nothing m.ore than
direct advertisement that the great,
proud and wealthy capital Of New Eng land is IN
charity. Boston, at this day, and notw it6stand-
ing the fire, is receiving an income Or over
700,000,000, and to say that community thus
circumBtanced cannot succor it's own poor ana
needy ghGnt shaj a1qm bnn s pd
the fair fame the integrity Of our good I'D city,
when ahe is made to stand like beggn:, with
pockets filed with money and securities, tap n
hand and soliciting charity from any Passeer 'py
IL EHT6 Ma1OI 0aotOu n0d H1pftA 4A11tHCA VA
equal to the situation, and these se1f-constituted
solicitors for charity for Boston have grossly
misrepresented the sentiment Of the city"
There is 8 general feeling that Chief Damrell,
Of the Fire Department. permitted the fire to
spread through carelessness, and an official in
yestigation Of the rise and spread Of the confa~
grafton iB to be instituted and the prospects are.
chat the excitement about the fire has only be-
gun. ..z
reRrn1 ita Artknn nn},4ir}y
Harvard College suffered by the fire to the
extent Of 1852 90, including the value o. the
land, and it will cost s5oo,6o0 to rebuild. To-;
ward this it has S1oo, 900 good insurance, out OF
S216, ,G0O for which it Was insured. The perna.
nent loss ia thus reduced to 9200,000. This"
says President Eliot, I'VE must beg"
The fire Was rather Bevere on the puhAehers,
but the Transcript, the american Home Mage
lies and 1nonth1ies have secured new quarters,
and, though temporarily incommoded, new type
and new presses and hard work will enable them
to soon run smoothly.
Considerable ealvages OF wool and leather are
being discovered among the ruins, the value
amounting to several thousand dollars.
New YoaK, Nov. 16.-The 1etest and lowest es-
innate OF insurance Losses By the Boston fire
gives the total amount as 548,672,s ,soo dlst!lb-
ated as follows: Massachusetts companies,
York, sc, ,85o, 600; Maine, 9400, 900; Rhode 1sl-
and, $3.50, 600; California, $4,000; Illinois,
$4,000; missouri, $25,o CON; Minnesota, $l0,-
Pen PenansylTsnis sS77e,5oo; wisconsin, $4,000 !;
foreign companies, "a, $4,000.
The wool dealers, it is saiel are fully covered
by insurance. A large numb~ Of bales ar being
recovered from the ruins, their outsldes burned
black, but the insides aze good.
It is balieYed that the direct and indirect losses
will not exceed $40 ooo, 900 after the infaran,,e
liquidated.
BosroN, Nov. 16.-A perpetual injunction hs;a
boen issued against the National Fire lnsuranc 9
Company OF this city, and s. F. Humphrey; ;,
Hiram Ruggles and N. h. Dillingham; have been
| appointed receivers.
PORTLAND, Me-, Nov. 16.-At . meeting o
| citizens, to-day, resolutions OF sympathy Wena
| adopted aud committee appointed to obtait
| contributions for the suffefers by the ire III
Boston.
| BosroN, Nov. 16.-Ths remains Of two bodies
| taken from the ruins OF the fire on Wednes-
day ire in charge Of an undertaken, and there is
! no way OF Identifying them except BY patches Of
| clothing. The remains Of the mother OF Hiss
Martha Hutchinson has been found among the
| ruins Of Messrs. Shreye, Cru1np l. Howe's store.
Miss Hutchinson saved herself BY jumping from
| the window. The search continues for other
| bodiaa.
| contribution Of $500 Was received to-day
from the Chicago police for the Boston police.