The New York herald., 1872-11-11
SYMPATHY FROM OTHER CITIES.



CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov. 10.
The news OF the Boston fire created great excite
ment In this city. Crowds thronged the newspaper
ofices, awaiting each bulletin only two woinsurance
companies OF this city-the Amazon and
Trumph-have risks in Boston; to what ex-
tent is not divulged. Several bankers
here have received dispatches from their New
York partners to loan nothing tomorrow and
look out for panic. Bankers here are telegraph.
ing TO the country TO collect loans due. Other
bankers express the opinion that there Is no dan
ger OF panic. The Common Council meets t0-mor-
row to offer relief II needed.
Mayor Davis has telegraphed Mayor Castor, Of
Boston, rendering sympathy and asking for the
numoer made homeless
The Conhagrati0n SAen at Portsmouth.
PORTSMOUTH. N. H., Nov To- 1874
The light Of the great fire was plainly seen In this
city, and was supposed to be few miles distant,
at Rye, until despatch from Boston calling for
aid caused general alarm OF fire and steamer
and company was sent.
Maine Sends Assistance.
PORTLAND Me-, Nov. 10, 1872
There has been great excitement here all day re-
garding the Boston fire. The streets have been
crowded with people to get the latest extras.
Many OF our leading merchants have heavy losses
with repairers and telegraph supplies to help get
up the lines. Mayor Kingsbury went through In
the same train to tender assistance.
Getting or Cheap.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 10 1872.
The Actuary Of the Home Insurance Company, Of
Columbus announces that that company have but
SOL 900 risks in Boston, and the losses Of the COM
pany cannot possibly exceed that amount.
Excitement In Pittsburg.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Nov 10, 1872.
The intelligence Of the great c0n1agration In
Boston caused much excitement here. The Mayor
has called q meeting OF citizens for tomorrow
to consider means tending to the relief Of the
sufferers.
sympathy I'm Detroit.
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 10, 1872
The Mayor has called meeting for tomorrow
to take for the relief Of the sufferers by
the Boston fire.
The Feeling I'm Chicago.
CHICAGO, Nov. 10, 1874
There was a universal feeling OF relief and Joy on
the part of the citizens here when the fact that
the connagration in Boston was under control and
finally stopped was made known. The calamity
was feelingly alluded to in all the churches
this evening and the congregations urged
to be prompt in reciprocating the SYM
patny and rel1e1 80 generously extended
to them year ago by the people OF Boston. The
Chicago Relief and Aid Society had an informal
meeting to-day, and the Chairman telegraphed to
Mayor CASTOR that they would do all in their power
for the sufferers. Manager Gardiner OF the
Academy Of Music, announces that on Tues
day afternoon q matinee will be given at
his theatre by his entire company and
the Mech Brothers. Black Crook company the
entire proceeds Of which will be placed In the
hands Of Mayor Medll, to be forwarded to Boston
for the relief Of the sufferers. Inquiries are also
being received from various points OF the country
as to the relief needed
Excitement I'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10, 1s7a
The press reports OF the fire in Boston up "a
five A. M. were published here at seven A. NJ. and
caused great excitement. The vicinity OF the tee.
graph office and the bulletin boards has been
swarmed all day by excited crowds. Fears are
expressed in regard to the insurance companies.
An announcement Of the Boston fire was made
In the churches to-day
The Mayor Of the city has called q meeting Of the
citizens for Tuesday afternoon to take what action
they may deem expedent and appropriate con.
corning the great calamity which has befalen the
sister city Of Boston.