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54 uglfiflflifl \ite. tivé |.) «lid ie CoL «gird? i reac . £24 M12 i “Pilinfia'i‘lfififihrié town which saw :* that began the groat . for National independence and life, to- day writhes in the sgony of a calamitous . bp.compaze the measore of her desolation. - 'The proud und prosperous. 4 x at u:>:_,.us‘:,«f awp ROMA of £0 120 d Wis xt aet +o dut oo at) '1aé§2m:ow§yméfi ied , r AmeFicki 'citiee Boston might | come in from Nevada ; Howe, {om .W “fig?“ Merde Roon e : vidi hava-heen snpdored the least- likely , . to bethor brought to extremity, No city - a ~ \ 3H the Union is so- compact as Boston; faw cite Tiny country have been repre ted so well organised, The great busit w.“ Mm which thikfearfol fire be- [and whéevar Gov, Moses proférs from 4): Agan 'Ham: been regarded 'with particular ' sétiifeotion by the Bostoniais, Great have been expended by the pa a _ (§ Pa FEL & ~opseatraction. of: the: splendid edifices © Which \Ailed this 'quirter, | They: were ' built for picturesque effect as well: as. for ''sd1fd ujep. {If would indeed, that 'the French :Mansard roofs which added ' so imuchto their effect in the public eye have proved a 4 fatal gift of beauty \ in ’ gojlzfinrjcf“g§r’i§§h?fibv Sames roaring 'through, these .oapwcious . vents hays awebt the granite 'warshouses arid 11, Aetop a A ad Plausd4 l \2 sel Shag-a‘étfsmmfixfiqm, Kingston, ‘fmlkflgbfigrai, 'and Hroait streets like shanties in a; Nerade mining villege. ~The dire and distreasfal scenes in Bo: | imp; aro graphically and comprehansively wet forth in our telegraph columns. Awful 'has boén the ravages of the fearful ‘flréifidffld inconceivable the force and it}? lffizigfi’fltfiaflumea, which caught in 'their ctinison folds the fairest treasures 6f rfmaism'and the most prec.ons barthens of mercantile wealib, 'in & moment «crumbling to dust and ashes the grandest monuments of gamma-nib! energy. ' \Th is a calamity which not alone effects Boston,; 'The whole country wilt suffer directly from the, leges, immensa as they mast be; Insurance companies will feel jfia'gfiack, inde many Eff them succumb underit, 'Notrecuperated from the Ohi- ‘cfnsb calamity the additional losses of the RBostom conflagration cannot help but Mithéi many of the best companies in the-country. Not a business man or 'bidperty bolder in Elmira can confident- ly rely on his goods, houses or stores be- Ing'btolzéted by insurarices. It therefore behooves every 'citizen to guard againat Stes with the utmost vigilance, and see to it thatthe dangers of conflagration are essened by the most perfect precautions Guard, therefore, wiell against fires, citi. zens of Elmira ! Another lesson [eh-mad at a fearful cost, aud ' burned into the conscience in let. tars of fires, is the damnable nature of Manssird roofs. They aro as dangerous as gunpowder and help on with faster gn'll‘nity a conflagration than any other one. thing. Solidity, pot ornament, should be characteristic features of busi- ness blocks. - Tho') bitter experience has impressed the fact thatnothing is fire proof, the horrors sind extent of a confi« gration can in nmj-mauui-e be mitigated and reatricted where the firemen are not called upbn to wage an unequal, and powerless combat with flames raging among the nooks and crannies of com- bustible wooden ropfs such as the Man sard, and which catch fames with great ease and, awifiness. We trust not an- other, Mansard roof will be placed on a business building in Elmirs. The returns of | insurance losses, an compaties involved, are swaited with keen apd anxious interest by all. sceording to the mpst authentic returns flyiglhfiwfihavg teen able to obtain, and will be found sufficiently correct for all gmfialwnzu mp ev > : fea mag oo manat-Large, Hi®s............ “MM?“ NABLs..... nes has. scenes G11 flip!\ turd! nasser ore dO ** Prentiss, SQpt. Of POOGZ, eer» .e «+6 } Andrews, Sthool Commissioner; has...... . «400 - McGuire, (Derm.) for Member of Ar sembly, beats J. Lyon (Rep.) by s rni‘gjyrity of\ 104, according to our figures. rah Ad gpd as oe 6550 de it may be fnct r diminished by the tn Judge in our néighhoring \county offiéfih” £. we < T9195??? but SE will do ' About if now. ; A variety ed: to. it, which 'could tine to 'prevent Mr. . Pubs? [to uS . sat.; Republicans who were Arumental ir udng it must settle . the'oatter with ¢ oliva consciences Aud\ with complacency, if they <dhh, of their waht of ' fidelity. to their arty at a moat important.juncture.. .. Mr; {ymmak he been ancesisful, would have refleoted: honor on his constituency. |_ __. .. Mr, MoGuire, the Menfim of Aviembly elect,is a man of high ability, and as = wember.:of the popular® branch .af our seginlatnre, we expectto see him achiera'l: i adr fiidz-nemfiia\rvandxrtmmion makes an attack upon another gantle: e ' fish”; rffieu‘fl of, {Bagufiflnpuiq Legrand, a brave officer, loved by his roape snd respecied by his commander, J ”Wm-enter 'sris with dispatches.. Thy 'ileiperate sttempt was made by .. delivared, neither butly \nth-akplef-bn awit am, was dredged sip {form the river, and his\ dispatobee,. protsoted. from the water, wate: lam Millslegible,. Every military honor was he \remains Whew they 'were iy monument will to patches; Lever . wai tain Legrand. R £244 25 eny ake m'hUM' =| come in, in place of Spetéer,0f - Alsbama, \* | Hill, of Georgis,: and. of Kew Jerieysand Mill: alone of the .- that it 's imposible A Grant - man. will take. his place,. Mri augiont-westth | k 13733 x. ‘A‘ , e~ “A « ol |ataywitt F Songtor Blatz, As the re- ° ._ _- tures look. to-day.; and if not, and thej, \E-Giberatie are, as it- seers, in a majority;-- I preside, and in which certain male © al | sto. woman, who; foud\ the \d * spprazons our aD %. ~ ~ ~~ March 4th, 1079, alxtenn new BHenatore . if Ploride, Jand Kies ara fom ngmmbom (fours a native. Four States} will elect. Tanti-Grant making ® change of Leight sgstnat the administration, In II- {linois Mr* Trumbull's term expires, and Trambuil's lose will be a groat oneto his 1 State and to the country, and ft is a sac. . _, E. Motion <i\ Kansu Mlsepuii- t 'Gov, Brown, Nys,.of N. Y, ”7&3? Hoaror Bontwell:-will take Wilson'splace }fromd Pool goog out' in: 'North \ Catolin®, and \Bawyer jn Booth Carolina, and a , Damoctat-parhapa Mr. YVaupe-will bereturnod from -thnformer, | South | From this Sate, Gorernor Morgan, it is said, to SenatorConkling's plage, but the latter will - ast * permit it, and Indeed xfiéergififife opggfifinnfq upon the] Conkling bas won it by' convinding the [ majority of the people that \Gregtey if .elected, would pay the rebel deatt and pension the rebel: soldiers !\ After this claime of allothess, or to count his elec tion as doubtfcl. - ab 4. The Democrats in the Renate will not pbo'ss werk in numbers arnt pregent, but in the House the Republicangs,If possible, E wil} be stronger than ever, and only too strorg against any: mehsure of reform which apy of their number may propose. h s THE WOUDRULL-OLAPLIN INDIOTMENXT. Dispatches from New York have al. ready anngunced the arrest of Victoria C. | Woodhull and Tennis C. Claflin, two no- toriously bad women, with ather partics engaged in the printing «nd nf obscens literature. . Alag, their con: the seizure of all their effects, The cause of this action on ths part of the authori- & Claflin Weekly, of a real or pretended expose involving the moral career of per- + ko not only as exemplars in morale but lo religion. The statement is mado by Mrs Woodhull, or Mrs. Biosd, as her real name is, and was given with such cilrourm. stautial detsil as to render it quite as stattling in complexion as sensationsl in character. The parties upon whom there rcurrilous attacks aro made, are the Rev. Henr; Ward Boscher and Mrs. Thoodore T:l:os. Also, upon a gentleman by ths nume of Challis. We bare previously made no mention of the contantsa of the paper, be cause we did not believe the charges theroin made,and because we did not 1:8 how the public could be berefiit- ed in the least by any refer- ence fo them in - detail, But the Tact has now by this action becomes a matter of public notoriety, and can no longer be kept from the publlo attention and investigation. Mr. Beecher is accused of conduct in- consistent with his professions as a Chris- tian , and of a minister of the goupel. The accusations aro not given in general terms, but alleged details are given, of grossly immoral practices, which are so at variance with Mr.: Beecher's reputa- tion, so at variance with the outgrowth of his remarkable life, that in spite of the specious-web of plausibility which Mre. Woodhull weares around her libeflons story, the reader cannot but conclude, on a moment's reflection, that the great di- vine, whose namo is universally kuown and respected, has been made the target of one of the barest assaults, The crimes alleged are nog condsmned, but the parties guilty of them are con» deraned for not living openiy up to what they were charged with practicing in se- ctécy. The publication of the statement is reprehonsible, even if every.point in itis true. It is without the shadow of justification ; but the indorsement of the eriminal acts, coupled with cen- sure of the parties for not committing them openly, and attempting to justify them under the specious dostring of free love, adds a darker shade to the infamy of thaact. It renders the expose infa- mously pernicious and obscane, The New York Herald, in commenting on this soundal, expresses itaelf in such forcible and partinent language, that we reproduce some portions of its editorials : ;Iu‘ last weok's numbar of the infamous publication over which these two women wretohes are also said: to play theip dis | honorable part, an anolesn-libel spiinat the Rev. Henry Wad was pub- lished, aceusing him, with every ascom- paniment of Btl‘fi‘hg’i'gat‘e,‘ of a foul | orimeo. , , be Ibwmfflerh-ps; I}: all: Y igreat' Anat in); terest oluputh that this 'popular hier moat to whn? mupport the whole..communits would -.tally,. rather thanthat the-arrowsshould baraimed at it?!) less fioble and \lsun'likély to 'driaw forth the denunciation which. has justly 'buist upon the fortres of beaatliness tenanted by theso harpies -the \dds frat madden whom they would destroy.\ If the. esteemed, pastor has to besar this a greater Sufferer bore him. 'be consoled in the fact that he will be an Anatrument through which the ity will bo rid, of a. satanic scour ® , 11. ! As before remarked, Mrs. Woodhull man, who, ka we undeistand the matter, 'bas beech the means of bringlag the 'parties to justice. He claims that the 'onse:is one'of blackmail, that the' #rticle against him'wes sent to Kim In firifié be: \tore publication, and a demand for hush money was made. therewith. - .Probably: Mr. Boachor was served in thename way. 3mm! ' society many well 9&9}??? ulate jiself upon the sizpe that, hare an, to close tum-gm, i : aos tc : a; 1 t rs: © so mill < ; Itin understood thit Mt. Beso] | his'sdvieera jn. Pipmoogh.. Chuch hire | resgived wot to payany nttention to:the. amanlt, but to pais-in'sileace 'the minora: dopthe of 's finfimyy pm hurled the Ally In Which she has. so long waillawed gata die: juunummmfmmgufiq op N } ( so eat ifs 18h viducaad religion. *. fs CX |\ wor rok yan or irs: . I,, and mecsares, A mm \Hints ijn tic» s-! BOSTON WRAPPED of malf,t0. gouniry; Indiank will| probs | te. | onment will be made, and the shameful oonsin: s Cameron, fram f‘nuflhmmarflrmfllpfimflm?!“9; Int winter | . e [ oorrecoted. - - - Lost ' I Fee L0 fite lle [ Third-The paige. of an act, unde Discovery of the Fire: on nobody hui any right 'to say that Conk» | ling's clain}s for the place do fot Iéad the | Gnement in the Ludlow street jail, and 5¢ South mein >fi % ruler ean o on treretrnedqrcemags o 6 a 805900 T ... ...s, cevveniosctrsoa cscees ...- 8,000 29 Weasy Virginis..... tios was the publication in the Woodhall |. cormeromen |P OHM cercescvessvess ame .. 681,020) pons who have heretofore boen looked up | t. 4 g'nlignmcn....mm.m «ee Xt. Bedcher afd | be® of: the Conatitubienal. 'Comvani . From the Argus. ~ == | . ~.The Legislature, of 1878 will} be ahlled Camjornt to pmie upon ”comm of iniport | pasage of 20 ast, to carry jnto efeot the comatitationat amendment 55mm to | bribéry, which the Reform Legislature of A82 neglebted or declined to In: the recent Presidential election, the fall mprisipga .. | C., . 0 !). | . . ©! Agosed=-A' waw Coogresslonal. appor- | sfinwgfiwgq : thirty:three Congrer- DitHets..! Now that the Adminis« ' Refit-«mam by a: large majority, it remains to be seen whether a fair appor- the ferme of the new judiciary article of our Constitution.to submit to the electors of the Slats this q: x whether the Tadges .dftke Court of Apperis, Juatloas :of lhe Supreme Court County Judges | | ahall hereafter, on exgiration of their re- clected by the people-or in other words, Ao {ake their election from the people and confer the appointment of the same upon a partisan Senate and Governor. THE PRESIDENTIAL RESULT. CAXRIID T GLa¥XT AND WHiAOX, Eectornl as Cde © g m 68 6 & 0 secese £000 x Ot. gaA75 . Calltornia,... benaressrensrensecnosare e 0 + ese i Wflfiwmfi‘na a a corrersccascuasene a 5.0“) G5 62. we - Clt 6 glow ors sntescres 500 7 Miloois 8 Todian leserne o a a 8 0 0 ersees en w,“ & I B erasvecossmcnenssercersecossesssem . $0,000 OW B-crere a vo a a n ene a -» - $0,000 lo ADMTH a o gie a a 9 + a« congncer cranny ectrens 000 11. MADA®B......»« cacsimrscemccnsce, - $0,400 & LLB» a 1 so 2,000 13 Michigan cee ,000 H fitummuwmm ..... roms gm 18 2,000 17 c + 64 seres 10,000 14 NOW te cc 8,000 lg fig Jm:y............................ £3 (§ 2 OFK a a a m 21 NOYSB CRIOMM - . . e+ s Wfiw- fig mee coe scan oe occas ees - 86 24 JONDIJ ITD 100, 24 Rhode 88 - 40,0005 a sees nce 160» #4 W isconain...... 000 # coons mee CAREIED BY GREXLEYT AND BROWR. lar - Elestorad biais. Mo “f“ 7m.“ 10,000 12 8.000 # e. ss . 5,000 A MERTY IBDYE , 4 a a .cc ae cee cle 8 & E revssenes ccommanssevesess eesees «.. 15 000 10 6 .... ssa eas cece +» 10,000 14 - £0,000 # TOUML.-ccss a a a + » coe seccenscs $5,000 174 Qrant's majority of the popular volts, G# 3 of the electoral vote, 218 + am BEATEX BUT NOT COFQURRED. From the Cuba Waekly Heraki. - 'The election list Tussday, contrary to the bopes of a portion of the Amer Isan paople, resulted disastricusiy to the, Liberal canee ; and our opponer.te wear; the laurels that belong to the victor, ! 'The contost, bowever, is not yet ended. Alihough besten in the first ogest, the baltle will be again renowed ; the Liberals cease their varfi re soc care is theirs, Our opponents ars flush ed with the victory thay bav's achieved. a victory over which thera r.hould be no rejoicing-mu victory whioh promises bo relief to our country. Let themrejoico while they may, for the time is coming when they will fall, hopolessly van- quished by a poneiful and irresistible t0¢. The Liberal canso cannot bo staged in its propressire course, Its march ia on- ward. Even now,in its infancy, as it wore, it has given tokens of strength and future power. Though its bunneis are trailing in the dust of defeat, they will yer flaunt gaily con the field of victory -for \Trath crushed to caith will rise agiin-- The eternal years of God are hora\ Gen. Joseph R. Hawley, Republicar., was chosen Con man in the Hartford, C1., district at th® lato election. Ho was serenaded . by his enpporters recontly and spoke to them in a more marious strain than wo would naturally expect from a man in the Rash of victory on such an occasion. Hoa said :--\If the Repub- ligan party wants to retain its power it must conduct its relations with foreign, nations upon the highest principles, col» lect thoe rerenuo caretully,. disburse it boneatly ; keep oxpenditures down to the lowest honorable limit ; perfect the banking system, return to specie pay. ments ; furnish a uniform and stable cur- rency; protect Amazican hor ever humble at home as well as abrsad ; obeorve well the limit between State and National «uthority ; doal wisely, firmly, kindly and justly with the Indispsa ; hon- or the purits of the ballot box ; ac ourge bad mer eat of office and out of the councils of the party; enccurago the bonest effort offiabor to establish bsiter with capital and porfect the re- form of civil service.\ Gos. Hawley tulks like a man fully conscious of the shorfecmings of his party 'in the past, with the misgivings of & seniible Amer can citizen ''as\ to 'the disposition .and | ablity of Grantiam to dom! satisfactorily with such an immensejob in the future. The leading Grmant journals, with. an f absence of magoanitity and truth, ard | pouring out the vial* of their wrath both Gh the defeited GresTey and his eupport. gra, since the aléction, as before. All of us wore so \corrupt and the Grant mon is' C pore, -that's | what 'did it ! We akould think that the Grant victory was | large im geographical dimen- | migns and bl enough' in its onmerical proportions to satisfy both the best aud the worst members! of the party, The minority have fo furthar cause of quarrel with the victorn, but wait and watch, and. | bidecAlfeir time. ; Neither bave they any wk. £57101?“ of one country, ind wisting it sh well is apy of the vic- | ple hare pathy the masses of rson have with] thoes who follow victory by abuse'sad | > MWifhe; Louisville Courier-Journal says that CLiberaliend was eithur born baTore al k mas the: port ~mmwkfin§ experiment 2 be bat M & 0 cs Mr, Bycas; am'a able services are not ba 18 in reriaing the. Constitution of used 6 (314.3“ fl“ 'Feansslrania. - He into become an thase « 83 Gte » \as Lod ® v2 eth aga 209we -or 40>. ' L4 _.. mpm . co., ~ . A ag A Sad Sunday view of the wholesale bribery everywhere aC T. Canfia s 5351 practised by the Administzation parly at. A Fearful Conflagpafl 'ute to subsilt the sate laat winter in not | - ~. State Capital. ~~ it“,mb_axmau;\‘ 7 iero manera | \A SECOND CHICAGO.\ m3\ will tori, they Misfit I just what the peo. | thropequare they Sook a nottherly ead, and just how Uttle sym- dian, iod by sleven c'elook they out | shirestreat half a dosen blocks wera son ja time, or popular government is a fall. || * | are.o | W :Fethaps, as the late . + uz Aad an 4 . tl n - mm + IN FLAMES 1 ~> tion in the Bay _ party have secured the House of Tim 30830688 Pflffiofl Ruffian-i } Ls” Kingstonand Summer ~ (|i -_ Streots. |_ _)’ ip Annen Millions of Property Des-}' troyed Upto Mid- . night ! f MILES OF BURNING BUILDINGS, Great Dry Goods Houses . Destroyed. ' smae somme 'The Ships in the arbor on Hire. Wharves and Warehouses Consumed, THE AREA OF THE DISA TER, 0 > Summer St., on the South, Washing- ton St., on the West, and From Milk St., North to the Wat- er's Edge. pt @ mams At Franklin and Win- throp Squares,. Magnificent Granite Buildings Crumbling Before the Flames | w- ame -oh. The Hub's Wall Threatened. Street The District Clear to State Etrest Probably Laid Waste. A Firo Department Without Horses ard Witbout Water ! Bossow, Nov. 9-Midnight.- At last | Boston takes her bsptism of fire; and It is ® trrrible one. A conflagration bas been raging in the cantre of the buainrgs part of the city since seven o'clock jo the erening which bas been at no time under the control of tha BGremev, and is now spreading in sill directions. The fire broke out in the. larga dry. gomds eataplis hment of Tibbatts, Haldwin & Davis, on the corner of Kingston antf hpures'on Frauklin square, Winthrop Sammer stree ts. Itstarted in the engine room, an« soon the ertire building was in fismes. Tlie firs department was vary slow in getting to work ; all the horses wore linkg‘ an d tha onginos wera drawn by men. It wias a long time before any water was poured upon the flames, which soon swept across Buramer strest sand took tna great building of James M. Boake & Co. This building was situated in Winthrop squares, surrounded on two sides by narrow avenuos, and through these the firs began to sweep to the north. At the sanis ime it 1:th in the othar direstion down Kingston strest, and in both directions on Sumer street, Tho fire engines were all got to work,but they ovald do nothipg. Engines were brought from Cambridge and the other neighbor- ing cities, but altogether. their efforts availed nothing. As «oon as the fAemes were frirly under | way the air, which bad beeu still before, | began to mors in swift corrents up the paitrow strocts toward the fire, Boon it was lika a whirlwind. The wholo city was lighted up, The glare of the flames orerspread the church epires and tha trees of the Commoyp, whbhera great crbwdé& of people gathored t-iwetch the-progress of theo fisrmse. * ee The whols population of the city was sroused and thousands of people-congre- sated in the streeis to witnoss thamaypnit- icant and appalling apectacle,. 'The fir» ssersed fairly to rou downSBummerstract towards the -wharros, »wroping away thi brick and woddan buildings in its pat like so mudh-sbubbfese < =_ 000000 >} - Down Kingston street it moved.lacs| rapidly, but gradually all the buildings there which hares recently been into wholssale dry goods stores: were at- | Frinklin streets to Washington, -] whold! business portion, of the icy)? be *tngen'* Wanbington street, az'oug the whole cir ¥ sa {ar nou hit-fizfim’utqu, agre doing the as < tak \m on heve [~ roy - 175i, ye G Cv \+ & \ Whos and tatreals were nearly. {all tow. \and valuable boak sand pi were taken ,_m&tsix sqry- granite it\ quses, | away 'by . the renew? fig”, in meny mastof which 135.5 {mfifim 'a which | cases, wore taken: oot and.Carted off Th a thafames an sasy way fromm one to | crowd in 3394951“. made way. for peragys bbhew. Clu 0,0 C0. cC in,). u 5 _, __ | engaged in removing property, and aso still aftud ing, and -no | fully rendered such assistance as p 'Mtflltfie‘¢x§¢mc the | Wh At) least Altsen meres of buildipgs are | already the amount of property | coftsg fo porsuc,, in. W -#itre! dertroyed cannos be lea ihan WOODY men, witn ledgers and other 'sedount | 20 20.1 < _| books, rushed'iato the stores asking for palfire hss worked up Summer afd Wash burping 'on bolth, aides of thote strests, and tak \in the plerespfile Library building. . i e Pilot ofées and nex Transoripto pokes and papers, which the own- amt go, > The: old South Church must | ers were anxious to convey as far from Aollor gf the fire gook acrors Milk street. | danger as possible. Inthe yard of the The whole square boonded ip Washing-] English High Cchool were staokéd boxes + a‘ mrr, and (Franklin alféeiris| aod fackeges of- merchandise, ' At ihe including -the 'great ratall dry | lower purl of Kesex street was a crowd of bode store cf Macaliar,\ Williams, Park- | ,. women and children,; bearing 'Tuovb Deing's clothing establish» flanks; furniture and clothing, while a ment, and F. Play's carpet store, Up) large number of wagons parsed up the qaakire State the fire | street with loads of household goods, the \effended nearly to the new Port | property of those who had been burned offibn: building, 'Is scems now st Kingston and the adjoming streets. When the Alamos flppmmhgn1 gen' remont gqfqtlatid the whuryes: Washington street there wes a gene th ‘tfifiTfiifi,fiiéfl,i d State atrsel, aod | demand for all sorts of yehicles to curry tex\ street on theo porth \abd south.} property to a placas of safety. Many mor; be away, The fremen hava} ioads were piled into horse c>r4, which oned their engines, snd 'are blow. | were pulled out of danser by a score or two of men. g up \fiild‘iii‘gq' : fastias they, can des- a y f tey nam.: Ibonrmifinfghz 1 wpunngil, It may show tho rapidity with whxfih : the flames advanced to state that ere the 000. leave to deposit the only records of im ments business transacy/ors for eafe- keeping: ' ' u HL by specfalof® who had been watching . al ‘h be, ratiped 'to their homes, and | fire lied been in progress two hours the reraiwas 'a lull for a short time, but soon proprietors of the Transcript, Journal, ' Huck business population of the city | Post kad Globs had begun to make pre- 'prouted, and, now the streets are garauionl for the removal of material. - ed with drayssnd excited men who | Everything portabiec was sent down to Ar0} trimming goods from the stores on | the lower floor ready to be ca ied awoy in a, moment on Milk ski-9:2. From Weséington to Devonshire streets almost 5 p 1 renpop of the fire. Already there signs of a panic, and they are increas» | all the principal firms bave been burned moment. out lor destroyed by explosions, The elegfams have beoo sent to all the | folloging are the banks destroyed : Na- neigHbofing tomns and citics for fire ap | tional Bank of North Amérca, National pseratds, and special tsains aro to be des. | Revere Bank, Continential Bank, Emi- patphed for them. Itis an awful Sabbath | grant Saving Bank. It is useless at morning, abd OGcd only knows whether | present to atiempt to estimate the loss.- P tp be another Chicago. Many men reported to be rich must be 1d THK PRESS £TORY. reduged to poverty. Bostin will rely on . Boston, Nov. 9~9.7. u.-A vexy exten. | and not need a helping hand wee & > trom her sister cities site: conflagration is now raging at the corper of SEmmax-and Kingslgon treats. : The Cursed Mansard Roofs, The fire extends ers; apd we.ton Kinge. | _ Bosrox, Nov. 11th.-Chi'f | Engiqeer too street, and north and south on Sum- | Damede, at a meering of the city officials mep street. The angines are hauled by | yesterday, stated the cause of the confla- d. Tbe property burping is all dry- | gration was the fact that the buildings stores. - Four slarms bave been | werd very bigh and the fire carried by the Mangard roots from (noe to anotber. Both branches of the Boston: city gov- ernment meet this morning, and frequent sersions will be beld. Niseteoa buoadred militia are under arm}, besides the police, pres -rving order and 'protectipg property. Considerible plundering has been at- tempted and some 500 wrrests made, President Dickineon, of the Common Coupoil, was attacked by a garroter, but was relieved pp a pal:c-man, who let the scoundr 1 go. Several of the Chariesiown pohro rho vo'uateered their sorvices proved wo thles , and were ordered cut- side the I ne - Use large boot and ehse houke, whioh ip vas feared would te burned, was cleened out by the crowd, the Loots gand sneu s wi h ut any otj ctor, as they +l1 wouss have bcen desir yea. 'lhe Common is used a a ree poucie far goods. List of Principal Buildings Destroyed, Tha pmocip.d Obudgriugs by.ned were as follows : ' 'Ame B s on Post Odige. The United hémaa sub Treatury. The Usthedral building. The Boston Pilot establishment. The Bo tou Trarscript other. The Monks building ‘ Toe Bsstoo, Hart'ond and K.io depot. The New England type foundry. lho Bo:ton and Sangwien (Hees Com- panv. Tha Mount Weshington Giagss Works. The Natonal Bank if North Amsrics. The Nat onal Kevere bank. Tho Continental National bunk. 'The Hide and Leatuer Munonel bank The Em gant taviogs bink, 'he Freceinan National bank. The New England FPrust co. The Mount Vernon Nation:] bank. 'fue spencer Viils & Co's Banking Louse. The Trinty Episcopal church. The Parcuase street Cutholic church. Potier's State Printing office. Description of the Buildings. The lo:totlLce and the sub-Treasury were in the same building, it being the well known edilice on State street, 'or: merly celebrated as tue Merchants Ex- change,. lt wasa paci us struoture and beige the accommodations it afforded the Government, there was g large por- wun ol it occupied as lawyers offices. Probably the editice was worts $200,000 'lhe Boston Pilot office and Emigrant Savimes Bank o.capied the mapniticeni structure ono Frankiin street, owned by by Patrick Donohue. lhe Traoscript bu.lding on Washing: ton atreet wes without exceptiun whe fGaoest daily newepap.r esta biishment in the country east of New York cug, It bud been built wituin a year and haa only been occupied a few mouiks Line Joss to Dutton & Son , centro be less than a quarter of a mllijn. Tae new uvffice of the BHus-ou Post, cor- Ger of Devonshire and Water streits, al- though not destroyed was very badty da naged and the paper will not be imsuea lor several days. 'Fuis bunicieg is a new one and possers:s ell thes modein im- provements of a model new:-paper estab- ishment. A large portion of the iog is occupied cy insurance und other offices. 'The Journal and Traveler offices were threatened aod tus proprietos moved much of their property, but the inconve niepce thus caused will not prevent the paper from appearing to morrbw. Not a singie hotel was destroyed, al- though it was at one time feared that Young's, Parker's, the Tremont, the Uomed states, and the surrounding and intervening smaller outs must go. The two churches uameqa were the only ones buned or damaged, Wright & Potter's Siate Priniing es tablishment was the lug:s, of the kind in New England. Probably not less than forty have been biied and\ are row known to be banta.h the iu ns. When the ro:ls are called ana ine excitemebt .s y. th 4:23 “a\ £3 offl'afifig? $5335 over, it is Lkely that this numoer wiil be © increased foar-told. In facet it is doubtful he. good order preveils snd notb- if jyrg ever Kuown how many lives were ine, “51ng at at 211410523 times eorificed. 'There were two buried by the 1 C ,.!3%&?t3, unseemly. if? istung of the wads of Nizon's furuiture dent Watéhzfii‘l‘fif portitD ¢! OUT ;stablishment un Weshiogton suect, cily is tip by lsid jn ashes. - Four are busied near tho itidg and Leath- + *: PREPARIXGyFIQR THE WORST. sr Bunk on Coggress sweet, ons in ihe 4;50 @. w.-Jordum& Marsh, Hovey, ruing of thePilot Office, inmiee in Speney, aud other- firms on -Washington street | Richardson & Co.'s ciothing store on «re moring their enoda, and many par Frank iin blreet, ihtee la borera ties on Milk and Water streets, and even in tha Frankiin bkquare puips, and of the Ligament killed trom fabing walls. Two aie from Cambrigge, one from Salem, one from| Wakefield, and one from Wor-ésier. rown fireman fcli from a ladder and died & SECOND CHICAGO. (It is the most extensive that hee visted Boston for twenty jests, had it is in the eolid, diy goods portion of the city. 1: his extenaed the entire fength of Wintbrop Square,. which embraces A. T. Stewart's, J. M. Beabo's, kins & Co.'a stores, o esumate of the loss can be given, the reporters say it wili go inio the Tao eaburbsn Fire Dopart- meht has been culled upon. The firs is - at iis height. The buildings are nipally of granite. A northwest wind [provailupg. The press bere call it a ond \Ohicago.\ pTHX® ciTIEs QaLLED UPON FOR aip. 11.30 2. fire is now progressing to daran Broad stteot, baving swept toth eidda of Summer suest to High street »n4 Parchao atreet. Gosde are being renoved from stores ino every direcrion in the vicinity of the fire. Fire engine hats bran telegraphed for from derce, Worcester, and other places. LALP A MILE CFP TBE CITY IN FLAMES. tug I a'clock r. x..-The fire is now within | blocks of the Westero Uasion 'l ele yraiph Office, the op aratore are inking up thea r prey aring to vacatr. Linge menand mairrial bave been order ea fo Boston from adjoining towns, so thel if telegraph communication with Nep York is lost onw, art ion seems very ukply, ii will probably be soon restored, certainly st an early bour of the mornirg if got 10-nicht. | The fine bes uow wrsvel ed [balf a mila throug» the heart of the bujiness portion of tava o ty and is spread- ing with frighiful repidity. UK WHARYES AND ON FIRE, fire is moving up FErpokiio street, ard bas reached nearly to Hawley atie«t. _ 'Fac \ Cathedral Bui - ding,\ corner of Devoashite and Frank- lip eveuue, « on fire, with no hopes of sidige it. The flames are also spreading on! Fegerol nod Congress stroets, ana or| ry kind ef is impressed moving The fire bass reached Broad The wharves south ot Congress The street -* spd the versels sre on fire. wBHasr IN FLaSES. Nov. 10-12:30 r. u.--Too fire still ges, and it is feared the entifre area m Summer streee on the south to asbington street on the west, and etreet on the north, to the water east, will bo laid waste, Pearl street has aso far ascaped. 'Tno heat is intense. | Ths onamits warkpoUsks peSTRoY&D. Bpsrox, Nov. 10-1 a. w.«=«Tha fismes hire rrached Washington street, north of Frantiin, and the Transcript building if on fite. All the splendid granite ware- square, and vicinity aro burned. Fears sato now entertsned that the Aames will sweep erarythiog to btate it.est, if roi further north. THE BUILDING3 DESTROYED. 1145 a. xu.-Among the prominent baila nge aliordy desu aro the Cath. epral Block, the Daniel Wetster Block, the, Boston Pilot building, and the rear C 31 Boston Transcript buildiog. Orders “gage“ given to blow up both corners jiggijcmcuon of Devonshira ond Milk s C TOOW4« f \$e fire is sprosding fowards South mon, end is also progressing towards tafe strort from Fronklin etrest, The mmense block opposite the Pi lot office | imfly occupled agavboasule woollen eta, ia now all on fire, - Attempts are f Nightfxdp to blow up the two corners of rankiinstreet to prevent the cooflagra- jon from extending further towards State Lt t, Immense crowds of poople fill elstrgets,and every effort is being made a2me, . ,9‘.q¢qépapQ; offices have a ‘ogi'a on 'Land prépared lo move at a gnomr‘e‘xlafibmfiec.’ “b Jis xtepoiiuzd that ork a 2Y bled., * * E gerer figwm‘fifx‘) 93; me scon after he wes conveyed homp Al» * ~- , & (NEW DaAKGER, bert Abbott, another Cnarlostown fire- tacked, 60 ®o b; [. _ Tho most terrible sweep of the fismes | wa¥ toward Franklin street: - From Win- through the middle of ome of the splien: did blosks on that street haltmm from Washington street from Devonshire st. rom that point to the comer of, Devon aimed in half an hour. Then the filam jaraped ncroes Franklin straet and at [Er {Mus‘ofllxgflmwonfiignixom ®. igifibiqfirgr‘e 'Gestroyed. In Lincoln CAE .w,f;£: w \ 1A cpl-i \ i | Durkhars it#vat thesidewalke ware blosk. 2 tfififiifif Noval wore orient p ook: , ggqfigg ¥Bo bhavasavad but hitilp of their i- | guard, «-The fire: has broken out On | man, aiss fell from & ladder 20d received a of Pearl street, corner of High injuries which proved fatal, A great d threatens the: destruction Of | many others, citizeas as well as firemen t.contre of the aboe and leather jeopiyed injugiys morg 6r i688 setiuus. _ Madethe Subject of DWnrses. ._ Hew York. Mum—Rely, ' Henry Ward Beecher and Rov., Henty Belloas made the fire in Bostoa a subject of ser- mons last evening. Beqchef said the fire teaches Bos:on it is not neeafual ana wise to hase narrow streeld to convey flames from one side to the other in ilt d git/gr build gonna qufzggfiw stories high toil! families, which ar- e of fire proof granite and snrmonnt them “Iii—kn dreds of families dastitate, \On | witn a fixamfidjnflgmnblehpx aim of the rerch of firsmen... He disclaimed ' Kew Yorr, Nov. 11-9 r. x.-Specials gir flag-3 ils of some of tho scenes at the fig \in_§a>f {if ? * ' g} & : £415 of thiim teports that there were a ' many private bouses in Kingston nth and Federal,; atreots there Mings occupied by lorr- ty; over which they were'standing 'Here, too; many persons were ntept-framticaliy about vainly endsar- oce © éading tan A0: progure from Becrse- ews | of Gorernnient money to prevent a money \HOLA\ mo s neu eq elt B cox eal bte «€ soa noi 2k C 1 py\ \\age, fite £22 fiigfizfi’? direc:ion carriages were fying |. Boston, Nor. It -6 a. x.«-The fire is A Charles. | the idea that: the caiamity Was a visita»{ tion by providence in Boston because: of sts mos, and said if such was: the case- what city would-siand, . Bellows said firs | A would show the danger of Mansard roo's |. déeposite Po moan ai : & . means -of - oooareying |and. mut’h'fls building igh 31 ks op) greenbacks. depositedsome time since 10 pig fimily and being unable to k +40 ; ; An | stores with narrow. streets, und no -large | | ; Naw. Voix, Nov. 11.-Arslstant Soore. |;, AUSDENHON 0 wotQY'rxwufx-oyrfwfif mhéfifitovz- don,has no effect. upon this market. . 1 | and was snleoted by a pumber of | : ._. . . ' LATMT fink unwanted Magnum ”I, cou + 1 MAV a pereon p o p fnr n ni has gone to Warhington to induce Bout- [ well aod. Presideot (Grapt to relieve the money markeb to-day.. Reports ore car- rent that Boutwell will from five [Foren -mi'lions of bonds this morning, 'which has caused considergble feeling bt relief, The excitement in this city ver tho Iinguiazce losses is great, but nothing more defeite is fawn than what bas been airoudy telegraphed. 'The Herald states the bulk of logses will fall on New England Co'c. LAIER | The Fire Under Cbnfirol; under control, being kept in the block beiween Su nmer and, Avon streets. pattol the striets and zo one; nos haaun lae siréeks ru d zo 08 no s nqfiicia} gmbhfia y from mfgééfisfims Is permiilted 16 poss the of minim\ and one man Wao tht’mpjed do eat 9) store 6n Winter strtst, and who refer #0 jo leave thé Spot aiinr beicg “maize;— rdered sway, started to run when 5, a3 alga: to be ariecsted, and was 91,0“; ose of the guards sad wou aude d. 18328 errange £32126“? eggs? equeloaing the fire ure unz perfect, gn unless somes villainy or some chan, 98nd - tho weather occoars tu caise sno 112me treak in rome unexpected quarter hm? probable that th:re will b- £0 mora apf ' ous cateege done to Lfe er propemy, \a; Bremen, who have been two Caze A fireme«o has just falten off the top of and night?, rith fiitle intermistion, are 3 building on Summer streat | - Gas was abut off from a portion of the city oply. _ - Oo pb s Perfect order was maintained in the stiests. 10 There wera three explosions of gas at halfpast three o'clock, terrible excitement of the nopcrtainty re- garding the spread of the fire. Plainly Scen at Portsmouth, light 0\ the great fire wis pisjaly seen in sent. Bostonians Going Home. Nzw York, Nov. 11.-Hunfirets of na tives of Boston, residents in this city and Brooklyn, have left for Boston, hotels in this city. The Etsoa Insurance Company. $5,000,000. - Sertsation Reports. now being circulated that the fire in Bos and the fire is well under coa trol. Another Fire. this morning . Jordan, Marsh & C+ 's atore wes saved though at one timé it wep declared to be a hopeless case. ut. port was heard all over the city, cack the pavement deediy. these ternlic outbursts the bremen reain doing good sri vice, Only sb ust twenty fire Boston firemen were on duty last night, the ma'n force being relieved by boys who rallied from all quarters. Between eleven and twelve o'clock 160 Norwich, Cono , firemen arrived ac- companied by the mayor and chief ergi- neer of that city Eogineer. From Biddeford, Ma., Bridge port, Ct., New Bedford, and other places came wager offers of assistance, ard on every hand last niegbt there were bruve generous men from all torns and orties about us working with all tneir-streogta to stem the prreistent progress of ihe termtle cnexy. The Losses, The morsing papers are almost exclu- rively fled wito details of the great con- flagration . The Advertisers ectimaites the total loer at $80 000,C00. The Post on the authority of the lead. ing ipeurance offices places the loss st si00,ann aco Phe Jo real giso a fall list of ingivid- ual logses and euimates the to'al at con- ~icerably over one bun dred munon dol- lars. Boston Insarance Companies, Ao cw. vain from New York due at 4 welock this maorricg arrived at T o'clock with several our doeds of roughs and thieves woo cleaned out ail tue refresk» ment salcous en route, with a.besr rob beries and outrage. The military foree in Boston will be increased if necessary. The Bo.ton Insurence Companies will ba to psy so averege of about fifty per cent on their risks, and capitalists are coming forward so lberally with offers ef funcs that there is some pres pect of taeir going on withouy evuepen- sion. The averase losses are in the neigh- borhood of a bundred tbhougand dolare, two or three reaching nise y thousnad dollars,. The savings banks are all secure. The Evecing Transcript will appear to day, prioted in the Globe office. Liter Reports From Boston. Boron, Nov. 11.-A battailion of cav- alry has been added to the mil:tary guard goarding the district, which numbers 1,500 men. Attempts at robbery and iccendiar- ism will be summarily dealt with. The streo's are almost imgassible from the crowas of people in the vicinity of tne fire. ___ i Only three of the seven banks burned out failed to sett e at the cgaring house to-day, the three referred to being unable to get st the r vaults. Tney are the Saawout, Firemans and North America. The Mt. Vernon, Hide acd Leather, and Everett banks saved most of their valup bles. Springfield Fire and Marins. Friurmcrirzin, Mass., Nov, 11. The loss- es of the >pringgeld Fire apd Marine In- surance Company by tha Rn-tono fira will pot exceed $250,000 and wid be promptly paid, The company villi continue bust ness as neual. ~ BUBPENFION OP PUR IN, URANKOX CoXPAXNIES. New York, Nov. ll.-I1fs stased that cnly four insurance companpios nere have susperded, namely, the International. The Relief, The Corn Exchange; aud Humboldt. & interest in Cinciunati. ~ Nov. 11. -The jiorerest bore this morning concerning tfze Boston fire | is unabated. , 'The papers are all issuizfg extras which aro eageriy soughtfor. » The public mind is mt\ more turned to . the financial aspect of the calamity. The banks, generally, are pursuing a con servative course, 'lhey are accommoca- ting their customers, but there seems to bo a general among them to rot carefully until they cin more sceura- icly weigh the probable the disaster, extend relief to the Boston sufferers. New Yorc, Nov. 11-2 r. u..~—Wa11 street is more quiet and the panicky feel: ing is dying cus. * leather or dry goods tr People begin to be reliéveLi from the Ponrsxoer‘fiN. H, Noy. 10. -The this cits, and supposed to be a few miles distant, at Ryo, until a di-paitth from Bo:- ton calling for aid caused a general alarm and a seam engine and company was A Al vis- iting Bost have also lefo for hore and there ato none now registered at the The Eina Insuranoncsa Company has bul- letined at its office here, thet its losses by the Boston fire will not exceed $1 . 600.000 and that its financial status will rot be affected tharéby it capitil being New Yors, Nov. l11.-1ll1X40 a. x.- There is no tru h in sensation reports ton has gone beyond limits reported by this office to six o'clock this morning. -- Ths eptire burned district is watched Bo:row, Nov 11. -The new fire was got fully under control about four o'clock Shweve, Cramp & Lowe were burned The last fire was caused by an explo- sion of gas, shout midnight, aud the re- S-veral other explosions <f gas appar- ently in the sewer occurred soon after the fire broke out,. sba'tering plates of glass in Shweve, Crump & Lowe's store and uppeaving the surface of eatth so a: Despite tained their posision in Summer street Twenty-two New Haven fireman also came on last night headed by their Chief resolutions requesting the city council to . here has been but little bujicess franuacted to-day in the Wool, BALGW4C) por less than ten ortwelve of such U0!0! ° b g on the crumbled hes biid, makiqgg the night cheerful \$132? scnge, reminipcence of Olden times pisying of jack straws and card: to while ithe hours away, Their jocul@r voie; may be heat't Ft a great distauce aim-{es out of the marky ved int still envee ee the bu;nt region., Tha immense pimp“; ccal at the Rus:iira wharf, 600 tons 25 still sfive, and will probably' continus t, .burn jor severe? days 1¢ come. Tha city bave granted (y ~' the dry gooda merchants the privilsgeof using the Com mon +8 & Topository fop uch of their property as is soved, and { erect shenties aud othr sfirueu'na i03- temporary use, hd j To-night the historio grrund pres ~ or did less night, the cunous in??? immense quantitiés of property piled at: j 01 the gr.w, under the sbade of the old trees; with a guard of twenty mounted meo ss a préciut'on apriact fig;- Lhietip depredations of the rutfHars who “mag tbroupgh the streets that are Githoot the miitery pale, in drunken asd recline grou; s. . © Three men of this character were jost discovered in sy a'tempt to bres . P Tes k into a room in the Parker Howse, but when dis. covered, mada their escipe, A ruwor is abroad in theoity thetg druaken writch late in the evening at. refpred ito set fire in tue Ges House near the Charistown bridge, and wes seized by the infuriated crowd tha coi. lected upon Is capture ard was uncere. monicu«ly hung to a lamp post near at haud. - A terrible scene tosk place st thé fig. nishing rtore o' Hitkmau, cu Washing. ton street, where t.e wu.ls hed been warpt ia a deadly emvnrace by the flames [and hed b-coms weak and towering through the intense hest, Af lpng'h they fell an d three men were buried ap to the shouliers among the heavy frag. ments of broek and ssone. The terrible physical apooy of ther cries of anguish which thry suffered, and ina frightened crowds with bo ror, [but at first no one advanced 10 their euccor. Afucr a few moments two or three mon crossed the street to where a portion of* the wall was over hanging the spot where the poor viectin's werk begging and shriek. ing for help, and. tr.ed by the utimcst ex- ervion of main to pull or wrepch them out of the horritle vice, but their efforis onaty made greater ther sufferings aud the bricks ard cebris were ail fall ing at every moment. The men relin- quisbed the perrlaus and fru tlees risk and retreated from the dange:cus s; oi, and shortly afterwards, in ir ghiful per ozpsaws of pain and with cries that will rirg.in the «aris of many of the spectators to their dyipg day, the crusheqa masses of humanity garg up the breath of lifs and were a afterwaris buried by another crush ng fill of the wal. The Boston Fost is prigated on &a half sheo>t, with its ueusl pleasant columns of all sorts, end eaitorially expressing iis congraiulations in the midst of the ruin of ite maeri-l and edifice, tnst the ages ° tmuction is 1.0 greater. Ihe Post s4y8 :- A And with toe depolimon of urick and propite, and the inftantsoeeous desirue. mou Oi warehcuses full of merchandise, _ there :s yet remaining even fo thoe gieil- est rutf-rer, an energy that w ho wrgst bn nefue from the fiery br a.- Among the g.us s of thuunktualue.s di coviistle even ta tbe midst of.sguca (Pouble, s ibe com parative ioimurity frou: personal suffer- 1 that his been experieccei. 'The fire _ wis 60° cl.sely cot flaed to the kusiness portion of the co y tuar wirte eaung up the mullions ut propery every ad vantspe h its favor, in uushed few dwet turned out few famdiaes int) tne slieis. * : BAD AND S CKENING i1By Mail.] =_ A litle girl, whose nameis uoknrown, was ia. oue of the upper gonus of a bous- in Weshin ston street, lookirng cu: ot s aindow at the fire,. Ste was seen from the street 'o be suuck full in the tace by a piece if vburnieg wood and knocked beck into the roum, from which a mo ment op tao eftarw-rds flames began to buts; sand in an ingred .b.y si ort time the whole up;pe~ pirt of the house was crackimg and birzing. A wom.n with the chud in ber a<m-«, ard hos clotnes cearly burned ir m ier baca, came rush ing into t.e street from ine bui ding; »hriekiyg and calling wudily fir her hurband ; snd pre-entiy the d.sappenred, running in toe direcuon whe-r0« the firs fire was ceming instead of from it, probaby - having | treu_ crazed by ber wr ure acd the »uffering of her chill. P.:o0;lea were kucek-d aown, asd rome were kil cd, ty blessing mis {les al- mat before i. wee known tilt there was any fire whero thoy were, for toe wind carried the f mes in alwmo« every drc uon with fru, h fatip ed. Poop e suppo- sinc tnemseives our of the mach of it stocd at their gacors receiving gucas from theis fmendis who suppose d they bed cor- ried them to places of and b. fore lopg not oaly bad these persons thear 0 +n property to remove, bait that which they had recvived, and wmien clogged atair < ways and pas a, 0.80 as 10 imp. d. the re moval of the etter. (Go. udon was worse cogfour ded and do.p-.ic 18 , desei morte dcepsiring, as in giw«iys the case af such times. CJ he most us i0ss of articles were borne about as Bhudugu uf ia mense value; sith sand ssting were turown lifd tae rtreetls aud trodden into utr worlh- lessness, or picked up and lagged 2awsy by the passers by. 'IT'nete wis no lqmitlG tke goodsio:tin th; way, cor could ther police, viiiant ait was, pevent the It bery, for ouancre cauld nut be wid from rieves. Coms fud trucks, dragged by men and borse:, dosued arnd jawed their way slong, Lroik ing toxes sod up setting in tur ir ptssspe, asd makings. Wit the glare of the I gat, no bad pi.tu e of what peodemosium mu-t he. ( . ioe! heads the btezing drop; ei 210+ goute and flakes of fire, as tuough tr® the fingersof a bisudy hand aippe i is biimsivne, € i Io the narrow and mysteriously tor | tuous streets if the lower tow yeark ago by the devious patis of, , seeking and reiuroiug irom posture\ ttere wss untelievab'e excitement: D Such Cove poor people 19n about uke | luaostics, whea they thought the dreadei fre tas on theif track ; Lalf naked, and yet with. their bouseroid goods ard vuteosile under their a m«,they iaa abtU? shmisking 'uad berooaniog. their bard fats - Women with babies is the r M1 stopped for an instant to hear a: 4 !€! the ne#s aud discuss the 10! INCIDENTS. nsequgnoss Of | and shen rurhed away.0. ying 800 er ged with fear exciiement.~~ | Lost chlires, forgurien er abandoned amid the turmoif and sat on the curbstores weeping.an fied in 'tebror in egery direction, veluly their lost parents, | Women n cil49g wera delivered prematurely ; the sick lay alone in their chambers unable 10 and not knowing but the fire might 85. moment reach thom; in ther weasnes\ end tunite persons are eaid to have beso Assistant becretary fihirdenn, of the | kitled .by: four, which even their trusted Tréessury Department, is in consultation garding . It 1s sinted the market. ._ | . « & 4 . 4 j! : Naw Yorr, Nov. 12.--Speciais from Boutwell this mornings disbursement-!. Boston dated this morning at iwo o'ci'k, with leadiog bankers and merchants 10> |- - lt 18s sinted that Se y Boutwell has. stopped the withdrawal from tanks of death, the ~saan nobly refu-sag to le? one of the tepatuent houses devog, ed by the fi-mes a woman, her now born infant, nd her husbard were uurpet !© reifixtegmid not silay. | them 10 a plaos of sefety. | R 5 ; 1205» 2 el 22 9a emomen & J 54 nock .re 2 £0 has \ HEYY RCEBSERYF IN xzflvrpsx. . NEw Yom, Now. 12. 3 agency for Smith & Weston, pistols, 88 sewing silk storeof Good & Co, Csam- \hare the following :. Thestréats are. now| here street, were robbed of about €3,0W fwlydgmh ‘ase mounted: sGidiery | worth 05195???” burglars. . - & kB 24 33 tige «- wait pass Urals oH , \Bye os
