The New York herald., 1872-11-13

Jordon, Marsh Co. on Saturday night the thieves,
lisnment They were % mi met, however, by the police
and employees and most OF them circumvented,
Heary aso1t s%c hundred ~ @ arrests being made within
recovered. The loss Of the arm from this source
The sympathy that is being so literally extended
received with feelings OF deep gratitude, and the
Boston papers are unanimous in their thanks to
they have acted In the hour Of need
There is no feeling OF despondency in Boston,
business men to meet their reverses manfully and
conquer them.
q s eas
was appointed to receive from the city govern
ment the Fort nill property, now vacant Of build
ings, on which to erect warehouses and resume
At meeting OF the citizens Aid Committee
emotion q despatch from Worth Dexter, chairman
OF the Relief Association OF Chicago, stating that
that body had for the relief
remembrance OF fsvors rendered to Chicago In her
calamity. prolonged applause.l
that the Relief Committee Of that city We're on
their way to Boston.
rendered the sympathy OF that State with offers of
aid from its citizens. Numerous other cheering re-
Nayior 4 Co., Of Liverpool, sent in q check for
1000 through their Boston house.
Jordan, Marsh 4. Co donated $40 900 through Chief
Damrell for the benefit OF the nremen.
1t is understood that Postmaster Burt is endea-
voring to make some arrangements with the trus-
tees OF the Old South church TO allow it 10 be
temporarily used as a Post once until the new
Oi1lce on DevOnshire street is completed.
Many large dry goods houses burned out have
already opened In new quarters. Among them
OrdWay Bl0dgett Co., who will pay their liabili-
ties In fun and recOmmence Immediately
The work OF opening passages through the streets
Of the burnt district was renewed with vig0r to-
day, at least one thousand lab0rers being engaged.
Nearly all the hre engines have been withdrawn,
except those employed In cooling the ruins beneath
which safes are buried, which are being dug out all
over the region swept by the names The safes OF
the Hope Insurance Company and the heirs Of the
tents found IN good condition.
Exploring parties are at work in various local.
ties clearing away the ruins and searching for
bodies Of missing fremen. The members OF Hook
and Ladder company No. are looking for the
body OF their assistant foreman, who disappeared
Sunday morning, and gang Of men are also at
work among the ruins OF Weeks POlters store In
search OF bodies OF men supposed to be there.
TIE insurance companies at q meeting to-day ap-
pointed committee to wait on the Governor and
request him to call an extra session OF the Legis-
lature, with Q view OF preserving their charters
and keeping the insurance business at home. A
meeting OF the citizens OF Boston ut fremont Tenn.
pie IS called for noon to morrow
"A table relating to insurance gives the number
OF companies doing business in Boston at ninety
five, which includes twenty companies admitted
since the publication OF the report OF the Insur-
ance Commissioners. The total amount OF capital
OF these companies Is $38, OF, 900.
The following list, obtained from other sources,
gives approximate figures Of the amounts at risk
by the COmpanteS named -