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VouyyxIII.N? 10,034.
NEW-YORK, 8ATURDAY, MAY 31, 1873.-TRIPLE SHEET.
PRICE FOUR CENT8.
BOSTON AGA1N ON FIRE.
THREK ACRES BCKNEl) TN TIIE HEAKT OF
THE CITY.
tue fire brraRS otrr in a fihmtirk factory
CHK-gaRlNG'B Na.NO WARf-HOl-BB AND THB
OU.BE THEATER MttS ? ?REAT AlARM. AND
______?_? SIMMr>NKI> FROM N1UGIIDOR1NO C7ITII_S
?_t.-__.ARY OF UX8-C8.
[BT TBLEOBArH TO THB T*lBC_rB.|
BoftTON. May 30.- This city haa once more fallen a
preybtfore the flamea, wliich tliia morniog awept
through Waahington-et. from Boylaton to Av.-ry;
carhed before tliem the QlalM Theater, Clmkering'*
fine aaleetrtH.iii, the Internatioaal Hott-1, and eeveral
atlaer build.uga, and rocalled the acenea of the great
fif* of B>t?aat lai-t. It waa only by calling out
Uie wht.le Eire Departmeut. ai.d by tlia
mtast Btreuuoue exertione of ita niembere, that
Ihe city wae eaved. The devaetation is great
aud the loaaea heitvy; but, with tho memory of
NoTetnbej atill froah in mind the city can well afford
|o be thankful that tht- fli.mee werestayed just wht-xe
they wt re. At one time thia liioming it ueemed aa if
Waakingtoti-at., from Boylaton t? Sumruer-st., mnat
all l>e swept away, and Tremont-st. was in immiuent
ianger. The fire waa tirat diseovered about 81
rcl.K-k tliia mommg in the rear of No. 411 Waahing
t<iu--t_, tKcmitil by ILtley, Morec & Co. aa a
furniture factory. The flame? epread with areat
rapidity. and in a few minntea a whole acre of
ground wia buriiiiiR with indeacribable _i.-m-ne__..
The firemen were caUod and reapon.led iiromptly.
thongh many of them were taking part iu tlie dec
?raiiou wreiiionie*. A aceoud alarm had to be
lOiindtil i:i lti itiiuiitt-a, and then the tlamea hatl ob
Uiued nui li hoadway that ? ge.neral alarm waa rung,
and iireuien came from Charleatowu aud Somerville,
aud even inmi I/owt-U.
mi: _i.am._s OMM ? ASHiNdTtiN-sr.
In inite of a go.xl w;ttei-su|.ply, the fire eoon made
rt* way to Boylatun-et., and loaped acroas Waahing
for more valuable prey. Meaara. Ctuekeiing'*
i.iiio warehoU-tea and the Globo Theat<? r. one of
I. e inoril cnterprLtinp tlicatere of BwlM, eletwntly
hunii-h'-d ano e<imi>pe<l, an.l the ateuej of many
bi.-Ui.iiiie triumphd, lay rigiit in the path of tho
Limea. Grcat . xertuuiB were made to save t__MM
il froa I oclock uiitil 10 tlie. iliiines
1 tO have evt-rytl.ing tli.-ir own way and the
huge granite pilea crumbled like ehalk exactly
laeli.it the mteiise heat. Both side? of Waahington
it., from I.o.\ Ulon to Avery, were wrapixd m llaui.-s,
ain. b eoon made their way through into tlie eeuter
.: t!i. hlock on either aule. Ihe InU'rnatioual Hotel
kiid Snntli'b riding-ecliool and J.uirdain (iallery
Minied rapidly. and a hoet of oflieea and gmalltsr
lloraaoo both 8idea of the atrtM't went with tln-m.
I..e Lhiuncv Hall School, ono of the moKt noted
irb.H.ta in Boaton, waa burued ; alao the Freeman'a
Bank and the 9th Regimcut headquartora.
UVEBAL NAKltt.W ESCAI'l-.S .Kl.M i'AUJXli ltriLD
IM,s.
TbeOM Bo\ b.'.n Mark.-t took fire on ita dome.
Viomptly rallied to nave tlie old
laiidmari.. an.l MKcenlnl. At about 101 o'clock, the
irB.Uof Chickciinga bnildingfell with an Immenae
traah. But the firemeu were nrepaied. and with
Irt-w in time. 1. the rear of Haley, Mnrae & Co.'a
Imlding, they had a narrow ttKtft. Tho wall came
iowu niieipeeteiily, iTiisliing at veral small liouaea,
tryir.g the apparattiB of one of the fire
.xtiiiguiahrr companiea in the ruitia. Two po
bra-men barely earaped with their livea. The
Ul of CuickeringH building aav?d Waehing
|M-ai beyond Avery. The tlaniea on that eide were
8oon brought within coutrnl, but. spr.'-tding to the
amtbward and to the rear ot the Globe Theater.
k'.. y w< ike.l into Koae-x-at,. and involvod the whole
aorth *itle of tlie strt-et aa far aa Cliauiieey-st. in the
r. neral ruin. Alter a ____*_ fight and imiiienae ethirt.
tlie conrae uf tbe tlamea in this direction waa Btayod
:i, and feara for the safety of the city aub
nded.
lrbcvivi- i. uhb in im raanoca hrf.
Tke are-a burued la fitmi two to three aerea, right
ui the buaineaa center. 8carcely any dwelling
koiuea, entirely uaed aa sucli. w. r<- .li--tr.._ e.l. An
8'her eon*.liiig fe itnre la the fact that, M far a8
kn.iwn.no in i <>i tha leaaona of the
? weie not fnr_;otten. The pn-craatiiiation
?fhicli,favored (.v t hemtttt disteniiier thenahandoned
-banaaadaof dollaraworthof aaail to ihe fiamwi, was
Bot ?u^ered t4? aid the ruin to-day. Oooda from
buitdinvB ne.ir the tire were early and energetically
retuoved. The tire cK-eurring on D.-.oratioii Day.
*-_*rved here aa a holiday, immenae crow.ls t.ll.-.l
tb-rtreeta, and would have Berioual.v impeded the
ataaen had uot anotlH-r l.-aton of the great iire been
pat to practica) uae. Beveral military companiea
w?re immediately aent for. and with their aid and a
?truiig iK.h.e foict. the great ciowd waa kept from
. uig hatui.
A NK.WM'.PF.R OKFHF. EN"I>AN!,fi:K.H.
Ul new Pilot oftice had a narrow eacape. It haa
Tiaen from the flamea, and it aeeraed tlnt.
n.g aa if it wr.tild have another opporttinit v.
I l.uilding on Franklin-at. was Imrned m tlie
f.at hre. Two or three w ek* after it was burned
out agam at Rand &, Avery'a. Thia mon.ing tl.e
lr.ing tlamea found the new tmfiniahe.i btiilding
o ltoyl. ton-at., atta^hedthemitelveeto the roof, but
' ? ? men eucteeded iu aaving tlie builditig from the
f ita predeaceaaora. The Globe Tbeater waa
built iu 1867, aod waa opened iu October. with Johu
II. laHlfa aaiuanager. Arthur Cboney, the proeei.t
wner, had juet leaaed it for 11 weeka to the
pi opnetoiri ol the Howard Atheneum. It was one of
tlie beat arranged theate*a in the citv. lt is
tLought tb.-4t r.early all the wardrobea were
- d The ateeple of f tbe liet_t:h-at. Prea
bitenau Cliurch aingularly took fire at
Ita top. The firemen promptly carried
tiieir lioae np into the ateeple. They could not laai h
..: witb a stream of water, but prevented it
trom cmi:ig dowu anjr further. (Jrtat exc.itenient
waa mauifuited throughout tbe city uutil the con
B-ltratKiu waa brought within bounda. Thefire waa
aeaa at a ?-<>iinid.'rublp diatanee, and hundreda of
Beoiile flock"4l in from the ueighboriug towua to aee
what cama too near being a repetition of the great
fire.
T!!K CHRONICLE Of THE CONFLAGRATION,
OiUt.lN OFTHE FIKF,?RAFID BFREAU OF THF. F1AMF_H-A
IWKTKftTK.N f)F THK GLOBK THEATF.R AND
I MU KlU.ISi; llflLDINO?A CHt I'.Cil ON FI.lK.
W, May 30?0_35 A. U.?A fire broke out a
I .i.u-i I o'cloek tbia moruiuK, and ia now raging
ih _idea of \Vita_ui.gtoii-?t., near Boylaton aud
i-aatk-ata. Ttie Globe Theater ia deetioyed. A
-weat wind prevails.
I a.-The fire broke out aliout hnlf-paat 8, in
;;? r part of Maley, Morae d_ (.'o.'a large furni
I"re warebouae, No. 411 Waahiugtou-et., tuid ia
?pre?<l)ug with i.aiful rapidity, the wiud being
?trvug Ir.jiu the nortb-weat. The prin. ipal dir.-c
tioo of the hre ia now toward Harriaon-ave., Hnd
*,,n-8t, aud South Cuve. The tire departmei.t* from
tiea have Iveen called upon, and the l
? tbe iieig!,u.ilifHKl of the Iire are blot-ki-d vtith
?1'ggoo.U.
d tbe fire waa in the
-r <,f ll.iley, Morae A. (Va w.ir. itotia.
? and tl..- .: .
. light nuli
. aad I..I..1
?*4Ui_i wuid U> ghH gital .uiuiiic* wX Uwnvviwc
rolling up ti/0 feet into the air, and clotida of amoke
rieing. The heat generated waa intenae, and in 20
minutaa the nnper storios of the building, from front
to rear, a distance of 00<) feet, wereamaas of glowing
name*. The Ara worked back into the Btable of
lleo. F. Botmey, oa Bumstead-place, which rnna out
of Itoylaton-at., near WaBhington-at., and deatroyed
it. Eventiinlly tlie walls of the immense ediflce fell
and trnshed the extenaive gallery of Jourdain, with
all the storea beneath it, ou tho oppoeite oornerof
Fayette Court. The flamea Boon spread to auother
great building adjacent, and that waa aiao de
Btro.i ed, ini luding Noe. 403,405 and 4011 Wafthitigton
Bt.; the preiuiaea of Khodi s, Ripley At Co., clotliing ;
.1. W. Broxkett, pianoa ; (.?o. FoBter, hata; F. F.
l.ibby. drv goods ; and (Jeo. F. White, millinery.
Tha fliimes have crotiaed Washington-Bt.; Chicker
ing'a splenilid grnnite building, with ita iinmenae
fruit. and the Globe Theater are in ruiiiP. Tho fire
haa aiao caught the ateeple of the l'rcabyterian
( "liurch, corner of Beach-at, and HarriBou-ave., and
Um spire is a maea of rluincs.
11 a. m.?The rearof Chauncey-st. is threatened,
both from Hayward-place aud Essex-st., and tbe
eiitue aquaro bounded by thone Btrect* and Wash
iiigtoii-Bt, which is not alieady deatroyed, is being
abaudoned by ita occupanta. Chief Damrell ex
prcBeea confidence that tha fire will speedily be
Btopped. The Iobb already amounta to several niil
lioiiB. Conlinuing ita conraa Boutherly from ita
pluce of origin, tlie fire booii attacked the lnterna
tional Ilot-t 1, G. li. Kichardt, proprintor, No. 415
\Va8hington-Bt., and it fell an eaay prey to the de
vooring eleuient. The sway of the monflter waa
irreaistible, and tho next to fall its victim waa the
Iarge four-story Btone-front building occupied by
Kealy's billiard roonis, No. 419; Oeorge TlioniBon &
l 'il, tailors, No. 421; and Montgomery _t Co., con
ieitionery store, No. 428. The fire on Beach-at., in
th* I'leahytorian Church. haa been extiiiguished.
Tlie military have been ciilled out, and are forcing
biick tbe crowdBin the n.-iu'liliorluxKl of tbe fire to
givc the fircmen more MM?I to work.
__im.?The fire is liow believed to be fully under
control.
Utll r. M.?The liro ia uow completely under con?
trol.
12:30 P. M.?Whilo the fire waa burning the mem
liersof the K. \V. Kinalcy l'oat of the Owhi Army
of the Kepublie were aasembling at their headquar
ters in the third story front of the Globe Theater
bi.iiding preparntory to the ohservance of Decora
tioii Day. It was booh discovered, however, that
tlit att.iitii.n of nieiiib. rs would better be devoted
to innving out, and the work waa begun. The post
had a great quaniity of valuable property, miich of
wlncliwas saved, induding vnluablo portraita, re
fralia. Ix-lt-n, aud some bonks and papern. The
lu.ivy caaea containiug the booka and blanks of the
luadi.uartere of the Department of Massai-hiiHetta
aud of the Department et tbe I'nifed States could
not ba got "ut. but weie forcid open, aud the record
books and a few other valuable| were removed. A
very Iarge amount of valuable books and b.ankH,
however, weie Ini The f.lobe Theater comoany
aaved nearly all their wardrobee. Atquarteirpaat ten
Companiew I and K of the ?th Kegimeut, in proces
sioii fur the DeeOCUoo pM.de at South Boston, left
the line and proceeded to the ficcne of the lire, and
did good aarrtea ia keepiug back the crowd ao that
the lireuien could v.otk. About the naiiic time a
company o/ marines fn.ui the Charlestown Navy
yard, drawiug a liose caniage. appeared on tlie
weiie, auil were grrcted with cheere.
Thedav being a holiday the report of the lire tcle
graphed to th< surroundingtownsbroughtthonsandN
of pemoiiB to the eity. Every train inward bouud
waa crowded with anxious bnainesB men and aensa
tion seekeia. There could not have been leaw than
100,000 pcrwons near tlie acene of tbo fire when it WM
at lU hig'ut. John Hill, lircuian, w_v? killed by the,
falling of the Globe Cafe wall aud Charlea Allen,
badly liurt. ____
LOSSES BY THE FIRE.
THE Bl-Il.N1 nivrilK'T?OOI TOTAL 1-OS9 RF.CK(iNKI)
U oNK MIII.ION lMHXAKh? NA.MKB OF THF:
ns.
ftQtn -It is imponfiible to pive at onee
-oi - ev.n the iiaines of all the loaera by
the tiie to-day ; but it can be Bairi that from
Avcry-st. lo Bcylston-st., on the weat Bide ot Waah
. ih neaiiv or quitrf. imttOJtA On the other
m 1.-, fraah Hayward-place to E?Hex-st., little iB left
t.. hhow what exiBted there at 8 o'clock this uiora
ing. Beiijamit- Cushiug of the Board of Awie?som
cBtim.it.'H tbe lotal Iosh by the lire at $1,000,000. Tbe
foUowinf la.Ua( af the trintm ot tht bnfldfafa
tither wlu.lly or partly d.-^troyed bv the lire, aud
their valuaui.n :
WIMIIN..TON HT., WF.FT .IDE.
Waa. 389 to 395. owtii-d hy Betti Turner aud W. C. Mur
ilock. tiusteeH, tuo.000.
R M t(> 401, awaai by Jobn Roeasle. valued at
115,000.
M to 109 iuehulve, owned by JameB Parker,
inyiML
No. 111, owued by the MaeaachuBetta Baptiat Conven
tlou. ta.,000.
Uem. ua to 417 incliiBlve, owned by Gardner Brewer,
t_,ooo.
Kaa. 419 to 423 iocluBive, owned hy F. B. ilayea, 125,000.
Noa. 425 aud 427, owued by Juhu J. Hrown, f20,000.
Raa-4.9 and 431, owued by the Mary Boylatuu hcir*,
?Mb.
WABHINOTON-lT.. EABT BIHE.
'4, Cbickering lluiidlug, owned by James Paul,
tMi.000.
? t, owned by tbe Pilnby heira, N. J. Bradb e, tru?
u*. $?.ooa
?7 and J64, Globe llieatcr, owned by Arthur
C'lieuer. $00,000.
Jh-oh. M aud 384, ownfd by A. Charlea Baldwio, $56,000.
JSo?. 37" to r.H, Incluhlve, Arlington llall, owned by H.
Hollla Huuuewel,, 125,000.
BOVU-TOW BT., NORT1I BIDE.
No*. 15 and 17, owued by ttin Francia Rripp heira,
tl 1,000.
Maa. 18 ?ud 21, owned by Jonaa G. Clarke, $17,000.
Bi:MBTKAI> COIKT.
Tbe Alvati Dexter tielrn, atiible, $15,000.
ciiirle.H Marab, auable, $4,000.
Mieua.l liayden, dwelllng, $1,000.
aSBEX-BT., NOKTII BIDE.
N.?a. 16 to 24, incluaive, owued uy 1'eleg W. Chandlcr,
1.6.000.
Vaa. M aud 28, owned by Atherton T. Bn.wn, $15,000.
.Nob. 32 aud 34, owued by A. Charlea Baldwlu. f26,000.
.nrt '?". owued by Aaa P. Mor_e, $8,000.
Nor. io and 42, owned by A. Charlea Bald wln, $15,000.
li uud 4-, dwelllugK, owned by Joliu Fiak'- belrB,
'I ba lolb.wiug is a liat (tt the prin cipal loasea and
luauranci. aa near aa can be aacertaiued :
WABHIBOTON BT.. EABT BIDK. ^, _.
Cblikertng A Houa. piano^, $100,000; luaured f.r $97,000.
'i < .!?*?..li A *Jou, turn, $20,00.). _ ___.
PatneB Duiiaiiuc, Catbollc bookatore, $40,000 j luaorad
Uiainiy iu foreiaa offlof-a. __^ . _,__
Globe Tbeater building. Arthur Cbnnev, le-wn. $190,
00J; iDaured for between $70,000 aud $80,000 ou proi*r
lles and a larare amount on tlie. Iiulldlug.
Barnabee A Wmeti, ptaooa, ?ii,?wo.
E lw?rd L Slocuin, furn. $2J.'??>.
Hampnoo, l>aveuiK..-t A ('..., H.'Bton dlrectorv, $6,000.
Mr?. B. Curtla, io*tmu.r, llMQi.
A ? wood A Hcott, boota and aboca, 18,000.
Maoa. Bortl, leaeber ?f Freuch, ts.ouu.
J.'-in E-rle A Oo,, uilorn. $i?,?io; luaured fur $10,000
cacli iu tbe Muuulaclurera' aud yirooieu'* ufllit**.
Bryant.Htratton kOo?Oommerdal College,|$,000; ln
anreo ln the Ontral Mutual af W.ireeater.
Judge A Hau-oaii, tail.ira, $4,000.
Fiauk iri.D, Ageni ol Uali'a Hewiag M*< Ulne Treadle,
$3,000.
t- H Both, wat<*hmaker, $2 ooo.
l'ont Ho. 113, Graud Ariny ot tba Republlc, $1,60$ ;
tuaurauee, $,6o.
hCildlers' Colonlcitlon Bnreau.Capt. 8. W. Seara, $600.
Darnou A Tbtople, geuu' funuculuK gotxl*, $ii#0oo , la
aured for $6,000.
Aloxanaer ( rawford, reatauraut, $i6,ooo.
(iuMi.iv.. Bvara, Lagar-baer aaJeoa, li.ouv.
Axliagtoa iJiiiiar.i Bail, iMQi.
WAHHINOTOK BT.? WEBT BIIHk
Kaaanoa A t ?.. piaaua. $a*,ouo.
iliituiiiei A Buyiiiuii, drv goada, $7,000.
. r, $n,iwu; iimured lu the M.n
i n. ii.i $i,(nu
li li.ili.J. Wi'll
Jobl i ,i,, H'j.oOO.
4, ti. Oiav.B, luiiuuviy, ai.ow.
The above map exbibit* a fairlv accurate cotnpariaon
of the fire wbleh d. atroyed *o uiuch property In Boatou
ye. terdav with lhat of laat Autumn. Tbe portlon of the
oity burnt over embraoe* In lt* llmiU a Inrge number of
*ub?Unti?l building*, ehiefly occupi-d by tha retail
Conant'a coraet Btore, $5.ooo.
Kuropean bair atofr. 16,1810. - - ,?.
Jourdau'a Anatoinlcal Muaeum. 130.0-0; Inet re< for
$5,000 in the (J*rmauof Ene. l,enn..an.l |l.-Oieatbin
the Brewere'of Mllwauke.-. C-ttMB of NewarB ?. J.,
Koger Wllliatt.HOf Provnl-iice. Nattoual of 1 ennavlva
nluT Merchaut*' of Hariford, aud We.tehe.ta. r of New
Ruide*. Rlpley 4 co.. el.ttlilera. wbo ???P'*1 ?*?a^
iM-re. had a atock of about $12.1,000. They Mll
little of their .toek, but of allarttt valuo. Tbe flrm
bad ftki.ouo laauraaiBB, in tbe tonow^tmtmt D__iaa
of Baauror, (..-r.nan -f New York, VVlllianiBburgli of
New-York, Comroerelal Unloa A??iir_nc. .iitii|'?iy f
JeouJou. Buildera'Mut.ialof Boaton. Mt. Pajrt BOf? -I ?<>'.
Mlun.; _?taa of New-York. Lot.don Aaaiirant_r roinnan t.
Ilume of Colu.nr.uK.Oblo; Tradesmeu'a of Nevr-iori,
Maueh.'.iU-rof Man.ho*ter, N. H.; \^SmtA!Okm\*t
Ttader. ' ,.f ChlC-kfO, Nej.time of HoaUin, F;^ A?aur.i. UM
of PtHlaaelphla. Nortn-Weitern National of Milwauk.*,
Trii'lern' an.l Mecbauica' of I_owell, aud tbe txchauge or
' lial.-y, Morae A Co., $160,000; maured for $125,000 in
var.oua oSi.c* ouUl.le of Boaton.
li. K. Kelihardt, Inleriiational Hotel, $50,000.
J. W. Brackett. plauoa, $10,000.
Oeo. Ko*t4jr. a?ent for batn. capa, and atraw goooa.
gie.ooo to $40^00; luaured for $36,000, uio*Uy ia forelgu
oft.ee*.
Oeo. F. 'White, millluery, $20,000.
f. F. Ubt.v. $16,000. __ #i#-,
J.w.n M. Magulre, gent*' hirnlahing good., $7,000.
Kellej '* luiiiar.l aaloon, $-_._*?.
liiirubain'. pbotograpbic gallery, 16,000.
Moiitgoniery 4 Co., eoiif-tctloner*. 110,000.
(,ioi_;e T_iutui>sou a Co., drv goo.1*, |_a,000; ln.ured
alinoxl fnllv. ., ,_
W. W. WetLerell A Co., apothcearie*. 116,000; weli ln
aur.-d.
(J, lt. Milton, dry gaoda, 110.000.
B. Ncwii.an .. BuB, tallnrs, $10,000.
... C. Chaan A: Co., $10,000.
W. F. tioliauuor. harbcr, $1,000.
Muller, Ide&Co.. $15,0-0.
Wtn. 0L Reene*. ir.-uta' furnlahtnr good*. $12,000.
Wtti. l.'llu.ari, booktunder. $-1,000.
_?'. t aald 4 Co., linportera of cloth, $15,000.
KtugV l.nnr.et li!eachlug, $..,000.
The Boji.i.ui Batik. wtucn v..i4 bteated lu the aooond
?tory, waa datuug. d .llphtly by water.
nt*M8TKAt> .Xil'KT.
Bonney a Co.'a atables. $ia,ouo.
8. A. Flaggn, p.tiuter, $800.
Ksaex-arHKRi. _
B. a. ? A Oa_. bua-ta ?al ehaaa, f I l8k*ak'-a__*_,
Folitom 4 Martln, .urniahing good*, $175,000 ; fuily in
aurt-a lu outMde leireorlc..
AthertoD T. Brown 4 Co.. " Brown'. broncbial
troebrK;" 1oh?, $-.J,-tfl; Inaurance. $ao,000.
0i.eorgo Turiu-r, (Lkkiui and kh.n.*; lo*?, $15,000; ln
surauee, JlC.'mo. ^___ ..____,
< haiincey Hall School-Meaar*. Cu.hlng 4 I.tdd ; loaa,
$5 (Kio; lueurauce, $3,000, iu tbe Quiu.-y aud Oorehoater
MataaL
J. W. Pl teber, Olobe CaW ; 1o?k, $8,000; no insurance.
Ninth Rrgiiuent HeHrtqiuirtera ; lo?* alight.
Leland, Whtyioek 4 Co., furulahmg good*; lo*?,
$100,000; inauraiire, $50,000.
John B. K'-gau, boot* and ahoee ; Io.k, $7,500; in
?urauee. $3.ooo.
IIKIMMEH l-I.ACE.
c D. Homer. truatet- of Ilobb'a helra, tbree bouaoa,
$7,5(?J
A C. Trott, helr.' dwelllng. $2,500.
Wm. Bettle, lIlBBBlBg lllll-B. tilot.e Theater, $2.BB0.
nOTI>TOK-8T.. NOKTH BIDK.
On It iyl?ton . t., It. .M.nir.ie 4 Bona, custoru-made
rlolhlng esUl.liahni*ut; Koapp** wlue, beer, and lui?
iiar.l eellar; J. F. Hwaln 4 Co., wateh, oloek, and Jew
elery dealera; BoyUton fliuinir-room*; glaaa ttl.iet.
in.uiiifactory ; aud EiuerKou, lalaaaj 4 Co.'rt paper Col
lar warehon. e were all wet through, and mure or leaa
tou.-be.t hy tlie Bre.
The Irmaea on tho bnildings deatroyed. at the a?
awtwira valtiation, foot up $.VI9,V?. Dedticting 30
per eaat a? aalvage on building material, the attual
loaa on real catatc ia $455,000.
The Ninth Kegiment Headaiiartere, in Kaaei-et.,
waa alightly dauiaged. The lutta on Tke I'ilot l.ook
atore, in Waahington-at., occupying tbree clnunborB
and contaiuing valuable booka antl articlea uaed iu
the Gatholic Church, waa about!*-0,oti0. The loaa of
H. E. Hibbard, proprietor of tho Bryai.t and Strat
ttm (.ollego, is$ 10,000; inaured in the Central Mn
tual Company, of Worcoater. The Weatern Union
Telegraph Company haa loet fift4>en wirea by the
iire, iin.l eoiiimtiniealion i? interrupt4-<l. The Free?
man'a Natioual Bank bad not opeiicd their vault to
day, an.l tlu-y havo reaaon to believe that all their
aecuritie8 are aaved.
AB the inaurance oflicea Ix-ing cloaed. in olwerv
ance of Decuration Day. it ia imiKwaible to fumiiih
at tlu* time accurat* acconnta of inaurance.
NEWYOKK INSIKANCE COMPANIES.
Wlnn the newH of tlie extcnt of tlie con
flagrati.Ki becatne generally Vnown ln thia eity Conslder
ablr diamay waa created among the underwrltcr* and
their employ.*. It being a legal bollday many of them
intd avalled themaelvea of tbe opportunlty to aeak re?t
and reereation in the country. A number, bowever.
aought their ofHreta, and eo4eavored by tbe aid of mapB
and tne .telegraphic dlapatcbes from Boaton, to aecer
tain tbe extent of the hurat di.trirla and their re.pect
ivo Uabilltlea. A Tribcbb reporter made tbe tour of tbe
Inaurance offlee* tilth the following reault: In.uranoe
men generally were of the opinion lhat tha fire waa
rreatly exaggerated, and tbat tbe lo.ae* would be rom
paratlvely imail. They aUted tbat the dlatrict auppoaed
to be burut waa not a rieh one, having been geu.rally
ilevoted to manufaeturtog purpoae* and retail atore*
and dwelllng*, whie* woald probably be found to ttn In
eure.l in local and Engli*h eompanle*. Efforta were
made to flnd *omo of tbe Engllab underwritera, bnt
witbout .ucoe** aa their oflloaa were clo?ed.
The Importeir*' andTTader*" Company of No. It7 Broad
way reported that tb*>y dld not know tbe extent of th*lr
rlikaBn tba burne.l dlatrleta.
1 lo- Mt. Nleholaa of No. IM Broadway reported " no
rlak* tn tbe barne.l dl*_nrt.H
The Hetoburc- Hramen Company of No. 178 Broadwav
reiiorted that the r dld uot h?ii?ve tbat they had any
tbing ln tbat qnarter.
Alllger Itrother* of No. 10 Plne-*t, agent* for the
Commerelal Union of Locdon. Euglaud, the Black Rlver
of New-York, Natl.malof I'hlladelpliU, Uleu* Fall* of
New-York, Merohauu'of Frovldenoe. the Natioual of
Maine, atated that they had a brancb ofBee ln Beiaton,
antl all their companiea were Interealed ln tbat clty,
but their booka being loeked ap they could glve no in
furmation. %
Tue I-urlllard of 5o. U2 Broadway and tbe ManhaKan
tif No. 68 Wall-*t. reported tbat they bad no rl*ka in the
iiurned dlhtrn-t.
Tt.t- Natlmial of No. 6i Wali *t., reported that their loaa
nnil.l not I-x.-.-t-.l 110,000.
The B? i.Ha "f No. lli Broadway exhlhltetl a dlHj..it. li
tttm i I tii"' |S| " i oaipaay h.ni t
lUlT-ai. .ati.l tnai a fall h.iI | i' ' lai
TUeCV.itiu.uUl ol Ho. Wi ilroadviay rouorled Uial,
A>?,T\\>\_>-| ?A\f
tmde. Tbe largr fumlture wart-nouae of ITaley, Monte
A Co., an iminrnse atructnre, la an exeeptlon U? tbia
remark. ln tbia building, near the aoutbern ltmlt of the
burnrd di.trict. the ttre raught, and aoon aocompltibed
Ita dratruative work.
tbelr loaa ln tbe nurnt dlatrirt oould not exree<l $7,500.
Tbe Hoffman Company report rLsksof about $5,000, and
the Cltnton $2,000.
Tbe Columbla and Eo^plre City atate they havo lu
cuiTed no loaaei by the fire.
Chrppu, Bnclicr A Mulvilln of No. 176 Broadway, Now
York. aaonta lor thn Pennavlvanla Uoderwrittra, oom
poiied of tbe Lanraater, Aiithraclte. _k ading. and Wil
liamaport Fire In.urance Companlea; tlie Fire AMorla
tlon ..f Pblladelphla, the Ameriean Central of Ht. Loula.
and the Alpa of Krle, IVun.. itated that tlie Penmylvania
Unrterwritera had no risk* there, but were uual.le to
furni.ih Information eoncernlog tho other roinpanlea,
othor than that thr Fire Aawclatlon had $.5,000 eipoaed.
Some of the offlr^rs of thr Phenix Iiiaurunct* Company
were ln tbe ofrirc, but bad not exaralned tba booka.
They tojd a Tbjbijxk reporter tbat they could not eati
mate the losaea ot the Company, but were enre thoy
would be \e>ry arnall. Thr fire In 1'ot.ton had oocurrrd
luapartof the clty in which New-Yurk cmpanlea had
few rlaka. They were feellng, they aaid, very comfort
able over the matter.
Tbe PreaMent of the Colnmbla Inauranee Company
aaid that they had a few emall naka lu the burnt dla
trl.f. but bad made no rffort to aacertnin their amount.
The (.Itlwin' Inmiranee Company eatimate their loaae*
at not moro tbau $5,000. _
I/WEB IN IIARTFoRD.
Hartkord, May 3.?The tofcU Iobbpb of the
Harttord Infuran,e, Companles by tbo I!.nton fire will
not exeeed $wi,uoo, and are dlatrlbuted aa followit: .Ktna
$30,000; Hartfor.l. $15,000; Phirnlx. $14,000; Connectleiit
$11,000; Orlent, $10,0(10, aud tbe Natlmial. $8,000.
(SKSKRAL WORBIQS SK\YS.
THE EPSOM KACES.
?rua BiN for nia oabh stak-w won ky marik
KTUAKT.
lauRDON. Frtday. May ao. lara.
The raee for the Oaka etake* took place at
Epaom to-day and waa wltueiaed by a emwd of peraona.
Marle Stuart waa tbe winner. Wlld Myrtle came In
arcon.l.and Angela third. Eighteen flllira ran. T. Can
non waathejockoy of Marle Btuart. The bettln-: Juat
prevliiua to thr rommenrement nf tbe rarc waa 2 to 1
aaaloat Marlr Htuart, 21 to 1 agaln^t Wlld Myrtle, and 7
to 1 agalnut Angela. Ibe followlng la tbe aumuiary of
tbe race:
Reuewal of the Oaka itakea of 60 rcv. each, half for
felt. for tbree year old fllllei. 8*1. 101b. each,-bont aaule
uml a half, tbeowuei of tli? a--cuiicl fllly lo receiva 300
nor., aud the ibud 150 #ov. out of the itakta (13B aub
Mr. Merry'a eh. f. Mario Btoart, by Beortlah Oblef. ont
Ol Morican Lu Faye. I
Mr. W. B. Crawford'. cb. 1. Wild Myrtle, by fituckwell,
aat of Tiifhtnt.??.???? '
Mr. J. John.tone'- b. f. Angela. by A.tv. nfurer, out of
t-t.lla, by Wi-at Auatralian. 3
THE WIVNINO IIORHK.
Marie Stuart, tho winner in the raco ycster
day. l? a ebeatnut fllly, by Scottlah Cblef out of Moigan
[4 F lye, by Cowl out of Miainl, and la owned by Mr.
M'-rry, the owner of Doncaater. Tlil* gentlemau ha?
thiia aecoinpltahrd tho feat, only done tiiroe tlmca before
in the laat 50 yeara, of wlunlng both Drrby and Oaka;
the prevloua oeca.ionB belug lu 1?_, when Mr. Oully
wod them both wtth Pyrrhaa tbe Flmt and Mendleant;
in 1S51, when Mr. Bowoa waa virtorloua with Danlel
O'Rourke aud Bongatrev; and ln 1857, when Mr. Ianaou's
fllly, Blink Bonnle, carried off both racea at Epaom. Aa
a two-year old, Murie Stuart waa the mo?t brtlliant per
formeron the turf laat neaaon, but waa beaten at New
markea, thia Bpring, by Cecilia, ln tbo One Thou-auil
Oulneaa race. Bhc la engaged lu tbe Bt. 1-eger, at D'.n
eiater, nexl Fall, ln whleb race abe will havo to nieet
Kaiaer. Oatig Forward, Hoohatapler, and other horaen
tbat ran In the Ilerby, nhould hrr atable companlon,
Doncaater, be prevented from any causc from itarting.
THE KHIVAN CAMPAKiN.
PROBABLR JU-SCTION OF Rl'.SSUN FOIICEB.
Iajmkik, Friday. May 30, 1873,
A special diapatch to Th* Daily Xewt from
Ita correapoudent with tbe K-ot-Un eipedltluu acalii.t
Khlva aaya tbo two oolumn* of 9en. Kauffuiau'a com
uiand proeeeduig frum tbe eaat are about to ineet ln tbe
Uoukan Hilla. TUe Orenburg and MangiaiiUk oolumua
have afproaebed uear enou^b to each other to eatabliih
communicallun. _
AFFAIRS IN SPAIN.
Madrid. Friday, May B0.187S.
The CoDBtitutional Cortea will mcct to-tuor
TUctax payeraofRublluCatalonla have refuaed to
pay tbe coombution levied ou Ibom for puttlug iba
fortlflcationa In a atate of deleuae. Tbo authontlea havo
tak.n euergitlc niraaurea to compol payment. aud
thre?teu to expcl all wlio nfuae froin tbelr bouaea, aud
wall up tbe doora and ?Ind-.w-.
Batobbe, Friday, May 30,1973.
Advloea from the viclnity of Logrouo repreaent that a
gre^t battle between ibe CarllaU aud Hepubhcaaa ia on
the polut of taklng place.
Admlral Topete baa b?*n releaaed from imprlaoatnent
Londox, Fnday, May 30,1.73.
Tht Poti ot tbU mornlng aaya a private diapatch haa
been recelved bera anoounoiug tbat Mr. Bradlaugh,
after leaving Madrid, waa amted by tha (arll.U and
cairied to tbe beadoaarten of tbe Inaurgent cblefiaiu,
Haballa. 1?? llfe la aaid to be In danger.
?
CHANOE IN THE FRENCH MIN18TKY.
Pabib. Friday. May 30,1873.
The Offinal Journal anuouncea tho appoint
mentof Oeu. IW Harall tobe _luiater of War in place
of Oen. de riaary. wblch couiplctca tba racouaUuclion
of tbe Cabluet- _
tX)REION NOTES.
It ia reported that tho Murquifl do Baone
Tlllr.tha Kmbaaaador of Franee at Vteuaa, will bera
calleid.
Tho French Asaeiubly yeaterday afternoon
v.,i. I to rebulld thr coluuiu of Vrndoiur, and adjour-e.**
iliil.l IHr Mll of Juue.
Tho in.iil bIi ??mier C.iKuiiie, froin South
Aineiic.iM porta, haa arrlrad la Um lagaa aa_l
ia$aafrarfaUa _i faaati. la Um i"11 'ea'-"1 Tl'"'
tmkp% ii IU mVMmm >4u?lal?- al Fluauca royvrU a
.urplna of ?3,1*3.780. A revolatloo had *"*" ??*?
K.nre Rlo* u provlnceof the ArwntUne Renul.Uc. L*>
I?b Jo.irdim waa at the he*.i of the notU. WjMt^
WMUtm of the fown. of Qnalegaav. V.eb.rla aad (. i<n
l.i.t aubaequentlv tuet wlili a chock at ibrtalijl ??
Argenilt... force*. At laat aeconnl* the OovmbibmI waa
comeiitratlu-: troo|.* to crtwh ont the ln*.trre_uon.
Patrit-k Mallr-tt, an Englinh journaliat re
eently easpioyed on tne Toronto newspaper pre??, rom
n.ltted Butcltle ultrht IWore. laat. b? taktng poleon.,?
aaaaaaaartfl ?iti. tha iJaiu..! Htatea Legation in Farta
wUea Mr. BLarclow m Miuiefer.
Tll i B TA TM l BQ1BLA TUBE.
aaw mi il* CHARACTF.lt OK ITB KINANC1AI. MF.ASrftBB
-RKNI.FIT8 TO ACCRVK FKO.H THFM?I-AKOB
AMOl.NT OF RAl-J-OAl* I.K.C.ISI.ATION? TWO Mlrr
CIIIKVOU8 COMMITTKKH ON CITIK-r-CANAI. I.KCIS
I.ATION-A CtlMl-AKLSON WITH THE LKliIM.ATl.Kl_
ttr 1873.
[IIT TELETtR-tril TO THF. TKIBUBB.1
AuuNY, May 30.?In one important particular the
Legialature of 1873 did ita woik better than auy of
ita predeceeaore liavc doue for aeveral yeara. Ita
finaneial legialation ia immeaaurably superior in
completeneaa and economy to anything of the kind
done at Albany aii-ce the war. For thia one excal
lence credit ia Baa to Mr. I). P. W.vod of OnondagaCo.,
Chikirnian of the Ji'inanee Committee of the Peuaie.
Tho puhlio treaaury will bo the rieher by aeveral
hun.lred thotiaand dollara, through tlie audacity and
parliamentary atrategy of the 8yraenaa Serator,
aaaisted hy Mr. I.owery, tho Seuator from Onoida.
It ia neceaaary to explain that Mr. Wood, through
the macl.iuery of a Couference Committee. actually
carried hia point againat the oppoaitioti of a majority
of both the .Senato and Aaaembly. What ia more
cunoua Htill, thia Couference Committee, acci.leiit
allv appoiuted by Seuator Alleu. who temporanly
occtipicd the cliair, waa made up of men wliom
the Kcnatora who have dictated the aetion of
the l.ieiiteiiant-Governor had determined not to ao
pomt. The f loalanaa. flinanwr according lo hi*
own atatement, made puhliely to the Senate, had
promised to appoint a very differcnt comuiitteo on
the Supply hill. wh.ch committee it waa intcnded
ahould have overruled Mr. Wood aud kept a number
of appropriatioua iu tho hill which had no right to
be there. Mr. Allen happened to to b? in the oliaif
when the meaaage from the Aaaembly came up. A
paper happened to he on the deak containing
the name* of MertaTB. D. P. Wood, I/owery,
and I-ord aa Couference Committee on the
Supply bill, and Mr. Allen ineontlnently
appointed tliem, to the great disgust of the, advisen.
of the, Lieiitf iiant-Coveriior and that oflieial. Thia
aet iileut savt-d tlie tax-payera a goo<l round aum,
and givea the Stato an uncomtnoiily lnuieat aud
Btraightforward Supply hill. The foregoing muat
not l>e underbtiMxl aa written in dirrpaxagemeiit of
Mr. Fork, the Chairmau ol the Committee of Ways
an.l M.-ana of the Aaa.-nibly, or of any of the mem
Irera of tbat Corumitte-e. To Sp< akt r Cornell ia due
the credit of having made np his committee.*, gen?
erally in aiieb | way aa to aecurc all tho aaaiatance
which good committees can give to houcat legisla
t.uii.
Whatever may be thought of the qnality, no com
plaint can be made of the .juautity of railioad legin
lation which haa been ground out thia year. The
t.ill for two additional tratka forfre.ight traina aloug
the. Central Railroad failed to get through the As
acinbly, it ts tnie, buL the reusons for the failure aro
of a kind with wlii.h tho public have no reaaon to.
t>e iliaaatiali.-d. Mr. Vanilerlult waa in fact not will
iug to l.uy voUvi enough t<. |0M hia bill. and, moie
over, tn- f.nitifl tliut ln- could build the road without ad?
ditional legislation. Thia wae a great diaappoint
lnent U> at leaat 60 or 70 membera t>f the Asaembly, to
eay nothing of Senators. Tho Third-ave. Company
ljillforaiielevat.il railroad failed to paaa the Scn
;tte, an.l (.ardineFa War.lioase aud Railroad bill
Btopqed in tbe A.-aembly, but alinoat all the reat of
tbe rayid traua.t ateam and horae railroad billa
went through without __ny oppoaition to apeak of.
The Railroad Couiniitteea in both the Senate and Aa
aombly were mutie up of rnanagcre, directora, and
attorneya of railroad corporat.oua, which arrange
inent certaincy bad tho arivantage of eav.ug the
Companiea fn.m being hlackmaied.
Th.- OOOaa of the New-York Charter in the Logia
lattire _b tolerahly w.-ll remenilic-rcd. Il n.?<idl l .'.1>
|0 ba added that the charlt-r of iie;ir!y every other
city iu tlie Stato liar* been reiundeled either thi.- ) . ar
or laat. Thoiisanda of acrea might bo coverotl witli
tholcaveaof the writteu and priutcd bilia which
have emanatod from tbe Coiumitteea on Citiea.
I hose cominitteott havo, beyond a doubt, doue more
niiachi.-f within the laat 10 yeara than all the other
etiminitteen eoml.itiod, and if anything ha*1 ataa done
for New-York City by tlio pre-t.-nt 1.. gi. lature litll.
thankrt are dne to the CommitteO on Citiea.
The Canal legialation waa not very diilcrent from
wliat it haa been of late yeara, though au effort haa
be-ii made to ecouomize by cutting down appropri
atniii- Ln the noii-paying Lateral ditchea. Th.- (tfo
pooition tol'und tbo Canal and t.cnen.l Fuud dt-bta
into 40 year live jier c*_nt bouda haa been iud.iraed
by both Houaea by the paaaage of the lirat prelitni
uiuy coucurreut reaolution for aubmittiug the tiuea
tion to the people.
Tbe actiouof tbe Aiwembly on the bill to change the
U.-uirv laws imist have Heeni.d very atiango io all
oliMi-rvcrr). The \iew_ of licntham aud John Stuart
Mill were for once enforced by something mtitiitely
more patent with our legialatora than logic, an.l hatl
the preaanre boen niuintaiiied there would have lieeii
mich a nioditication of tbe penaltiea aa waa pcapowd
by Seuator Winslow. Ilut the advan.eil thinkei..
withtlrew from tbe tield and left Mr. Speakt-r Cor?
nell the houor of a victory. The Judii-iary Coui?
niitteea carried through aome good billa of a gcneral
natiire amendatory of the atatutea, and Mr. Prince
a.s I'liairnian of tlie Aaaembly CiiimitttM', maintitiiiH
hia previoua oxctdlent reputation aa a well infornied
antl conacientiouB member.
1 he Legialature of 1873, taken aa a whole, may be
an improvemeut on the Legislaturea which were
ownetl by Tweed, but it is generally conceded that
tlie ..-utcmbly was by aeveral degreoa leaa hon?r.t
tlian that of laat vear. while at tlie aame time there
waa more good material in it; that ia to aay, if
ono were to pick out the 80 beat men in each
the Aaaembly of 1873 would not sufl'er hy the
coniparisou. In the Senato there haa been for two
yeara back a Bmall prepoudtTanco of men who are
knowu to be above making mouey by aellitig their
votea; but thia preponderance ia very auiall thia
year. Without atteinpting further tv diacriminate
if is an undoubtcd fact that the New-York Legiala
tui?- ha-. sttil a fiuiiily reaemhlauce to that of l'enn
aylvania.
{For vlker Jtbatm IViwa, te* ftarwU F*st.)
THK HKAI.TH OF VICI-PRFJIDKNT WILSON.
Boston, May 80.?Vice-Preaitlent Wilson is
ln towu to-day. He la *ufferlng from overwork, wblch
ha* affccte.1 hla eyea. Durmg the late campalgn Mr.
Wilaoa made over 130 apaechea and travelaJ nearly
00,0.0 nulea. He haa attended to bia Congretaloual la?
bor* duriug tbe part Wlnter, and at the aanie Utaa waa
preparlug the aeoond volutoe of hia hiatortoal work for
publlcatlon thia Autuuin. Hla phyaleian, Dr. E. H.
Clarke. now ordera a reaitatlon of all work, lncludlng
corre*iMJii.leii.e, and that Mr. Wilaou aball aeek reat aud
relikxatiun durlug tbo Huuuuer.
...Acaaeuf epizootv waa obaorvedyeaterday ou
tb* ferr/baal from Camjea lo l^kllaJe.pkia
...Anxiety iafeltat hau Franciac^iforfJen. Davia,
abo baa f uae ua a aouai wiUJ tk* rapttirt-l MoOuea, afteir lapi. Jark.
_Thnmaa Finigan and JaacaCalonO were killed
at II.Hitua teater-af bf a tilli.f wall la tke old bant diainri wblle
?_eankkt bneka.
.. .Three hundred thousan.l dollara worth of the
en ir,,,,, ii.e Watc.lirl iiaua aara beau raturatal b; ibelbie.e*,
abo kate raarlred Ji f?t ceni aad laiiau-il. fr.m paaiabawal for tbeii
a*___*
lii.re in iniicb axaltetaeat la Sacratnoiit.i Clty,
BTueeadm. froB a. uitea.i.at ou l^lorr Ihe I'olioa ('__aBaiajaaaera i
lurt.. lu II n . *a! 1. .1 11 th.- ?"*-?? nf 'I'
.; , Mt**a Ui.t tlH-e*
l ,? ,-r ...I h'.-elf
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DECORATION VA1.
THE SOLDIERS HELD IN REMEMBRANCE,
fjKNKHAI. Bl.hTKNHlON OK HL'HIN*?*? ~? x*^wm
rtUtH UNION-4KJIARK TO CYFRBAS H1I_B?TH.
HgADSTONBB AT GRBKNWOOD ANO WOOM?WM
NOT KOKOOTTajl.
Decoration Day waa obaerved aa a holiday
la thia clty and Brooklyn, in aceordaoca wlib ta* reeaoi
actof tbe Lcirialatnre making tt aoe.h. Tba Btoek K?
ehaoge, Produce Exchangr, Cuatom-bouae, PcatrO-floe,
and all other pobhc offlrea, the l.anka, laaurMiae oflkea,
and aearly all tbe prtv .te oftirra. and a laree proporUon
of *r wholaaale atorea were rloaed. Down-town tbe
?lty waa aa qulet ae on Bun.lay. Flaaa wera at half
atai on tUe publio buildliiga, thr newapaper oltWe.
placee of bualneaa. and on moat of Uie aiearoera aad
veaaela lylng at the pleia on the North and Eaat Klvera,
M well aa in tbe harbor. Broadway waa apecutlly aa
tlceableforitadiaplay of flaga- Tbe atatuea of Waeh
ingtoo and L.ucoln, in irniot>-_quare. were profaaely
decorated with evergreeua ami flowers. The atatae of
Waabliigt.in*a?entwluedwltli evergreena and flowera
aadlaurelwreatha. There WOtt a.aaaaaof flowera aiao
atthcbnaeofihcpedert.il. Th. Iwad of Linealn waa
croward with a l.iurel wreaib, and aroond tbe l***??j
were gTouped oota of flowera of all -tads, roaee aoa
geraniama being the moat proiulnent.
roRMiao THB r-KOCBaaiOB.
Tha varioua poata of the O. A. R. aud the other bodlaa
wbo were to take part la tho-lay'a proecedluga wera
directed fce aeaeuible In ami alajut Union Square on or
before ?. a. in. At *\ a. in. UM aldeade-camp and aa
eiatant uiar-Uala had rcpou.il to (Jrand Marabal Heary
E.-lavle*. Jr..aud by the bour dealgnaied tlie varloaa
bodica were on tbe groiind and took tbelr n->p?*tlve
placei. Tlie tlr.it divi?ion foruied ou the miul li irlde of
Hrveiiiaenth-?t., tbe right reating on Broadway. It
waa e?_omaiited by Comrade ira D. Whttman of Bedg
wlck Poat No. 11. Ihe aecond divlaion foruied ? n Hix
teenih-.t, the rigbt reating ou Broadway. It waa com
mandi-d by (onirude Theo.ii.re Haiith of Koltea PoaB No.
24. Tbe tliird .llviaion forin--d ?u F.f feouth-at., tbe right
re-lliig on Hroadway. Ii wa? < omuianded by Curorada
Anton Aadaataar of Koltea Poa$ No. 3_. Tbe fonrtb
dlvlslon Ifctaad arouml Uafea S-iiare. tlie righl reatiug
on LIucolu'B Monnmeut, and waa comiuanded by Coin
rade KlrJiacd Follea.
Thr requeat that rltlyena would contrlbnte flowera and
abniba, or ln lieu of tbese, tuoiiey, whertwltb to pox
chase them, waa Hberallv reeponded to. Their were ra
ceived alaout 6,000 plant* ami flowera ln pota at the
headqoart.r* in Unlon-aquurc uud at Poat Jamen Mlller,
at Kighty-.-ixtli-at. and Third ave, and 1.400 more wera
purcliaw*-. Tbia waa auffl. leut to place al leaat oua
plant aud eeveral flowera ou each aoldicr'a gravo. Tbe
varioua Bipioaa and seu Ing-n.ai liine conipauli-a uffered
the u-e of their laittawafaaa uiel t.<*t tiorara t<? trana
port the plauta and flowera, tue diaabled veterana, and
the children of the Uiiimi BoMB aud Sehool for MflM
aud Hallors' Orphana, Tiie line of march waa lakeu up,
and the varioua divlaiuii- f. II i,.fo l!n? aa folh.wa I
Ftrat DivHior.-lxf, Dcparltn Bflt commaudt-r an.l atafTot
the State ol Uew-York ; Sd. fi< m-ral Fieid aod ainfl -ifli
oeraaf F.rat Oiw-oon tf. <<? B. U. Y.. mounted ; 3d, Oov
naor'n lxhmd ISand ; 4tli. liawkina Z..uavra V.M:riaii?;
Btta.l ompanv l>. r,tu tt. <. - s v . -tt, Ooapaay A. ?4th
N. G. 6, N- V.; :ib. Veteran (.naMx, l.api. Warileld; Bth.
Mayor aud Couiiaon Couuitl ?.f tbe Citv of New-York ;
Bt.. Catafalque 1 lotb. I'bll. K. aru< y l'ont No. b; lltU,
*M'dawick Poat No. 11.
Baonad PlTlaairn lat Baad af Koitea Po?t N-. a_; *t.
Uerman Vetrraa Biugm^ Hoclety: 3<t. K..itt)? P.mi ho.
__; 4th, Huniner Po't Ro 24; Vli, J uii.-s Mlller Poht No.
76; otb, llablgren Post Uo. 11.; 7tb, Farragut Poat No.
75; Bih. E. A. Kliubali Po?l No. KW.
Thinl UlllaiilB lat. lort H.-iniUon Band ; _.l, C.uueroo
Poat No. 79; 3.1, ADrabao. Uuooln Poal No. 13; 4th,
Jauim C. Rice Poat No. 29; 5Ui. licogge H. Tliouiaa Poal
No. 10_. _ _,
KiHinh Dlrlato. L CWMraa of Um Dalaa liome aud
Behool for t-o!di. r?' uml Balloi ' < Irphana iu w.igo;ia.
?.. l Haabled \ 1 i'-niim fron Koldleia1 Hetr
3. Xteau an.l wagaoa, taralabatl by exptaaa an?i mann
factnrlng compaaiva, ?iiu p.aata, _o*ei>, au.. auruua
fur ili-coratiiik' tt>e ur.a 1 I
A Iarge uuiuber of carriiees toUowed, lu wl.ich were
?a;ated old veteraus and meuibcrs of the (iraud Army ol
the Kepuollc. Tbe procc?sioii made a vrry hundaoioe
appearanee. The laont notliea',!.- feature of th. Fourtb
DiviMlon was a laree tnnk drawn by lo lataaa ami fllled
wltb flowera of all ktnds, evrgreena aud plauta. Tbe
eatafalque w:n drawn by nlx black horaoa. It waa
trlnined wltb blatk. with mtktttO ot red and wlilie, and
tbe national colora. At each eorner were four aUB olB
cera. The cbtldeen of the Uniou flome and fVlxiol for
Solili. rs'and Hallors' OrplMMM were ln wairoiin. Tbe
1...1111111 aaa pttttkti tf a bo4y <>f paMaa ?o ier the
couiuiatKl of Capt. Piird.n. Broadway aud L'nlon
iqaaaa were .1! <> kept aiair bj dataita tt p<>b. <?? tt aaat
tliere were .Ieu?o Ihrcuii.'-. The liead of the e.'luinn
moveii at li 1. ni. down BnadWaji aroiind tlie Lmcoln
Htutne, uml tli.ui t iOWB Broadway t<> the Smlli VtsttJ.
A HAIT AT OU illlMTl.
Poat Pliilip Ki'arncy, Nn. $, Q. k. R-, on arrivlng ia
frout of Trinity C'buieli, letr the liue of tlie pca > ?rinii,
and, headtd b> rho ilev. Haraea Ii. Il.t.-hinir an.l twi
choruitera, uian hed to tlie rear of tbr cliureh to tb?
aoiithern coruer of the rbiir.-iiyard, and halu-d at tbe
Watts fainllv vault. JOkaWatti wax ibe fatlu r-lo-law
of Gen. K. arurj', and the ren.ainn of the latter were
brought fraa tha ta$$la lald of ChaaUlly, wiwaa m
fell. und plared 111 thia vault. The comrailen of the
j)..-t. (.. tlie nuuioer of 64, gathered in a elrcle around
the vault, and tlie clergyman n ad apiiropnate prayera.
Theae conclud.-d, tlio vault wiu* tuntefully decorated
witli lawafa aiul iilantc. Tbe inenibem then m.irched to
tlie tomb of tapt. I^iwreiire, the liero of tlie frlgute
Cbeaapeahe. and piofusely ilivoiated lt with llow. ra.
Tlie poxt thrn ent.-red tlie eliiin h, the orgini-t playing
a funeral dirge. an.l hung wre.itha of atWMH and
flnweraon tlie tablet erect. d to tho meniory ol Capt.
IVreiva! Ilrayton. who wa? cinefof tbr Ilur. :m of Navl
gaUaa iaitBa$_l latter part of the war. and who dled
in w*aahingt<in on Aue.'l, 1BC9. The errenioniea con
e.luded, tlie wini.en' pn.cee.i.il duwu Hroa.lwa.. and re.
joined the coluiuu.
Tlure Wmt BOaaMataMa dalay ln crochlng Um f.-iry aod
formlug on the 15ro<>kiyii m.Ic. Whlle the proceaaioo
waa pHKoing do*u Broadway ami aaaaalag tka l_at
River niiutite gutia were flred from Go.en.ii'.- I-laud.
nn: MARtii to cti?aaa 11m
In Rr>>.-Ki> 1, UM day waa obi-erred by an almost total
?MpoMM. a# aw_-Maa> ootit pwMai toA jalnia. toA a
great many of the citizenn Jnini-il the proce.-.Hioii, wblcb
repalred to the ceuirterle* to deeorate th.- graven of tba
dead aoldlera. Tbe publlc biilldlnKS and inauy private
reaideucen were draped, aud flaga were at half ataff
ihrou^hout the eity.
Tbe processhm from New-York landed at the foot of
Atlautlc-ave., when* lOcurs were ln readluean to eonvey
the aoldlera and uieiuberaof the Porta to E_w?t New-York.
The flrat iraiu of Hve c..i!uee(<u cara waa drawn by a
teaui of 1. )<?: black hoi ?? a, which bad beeu furnished
by tbe Atlaiitie-ave. Rallromt CiraipaBT Tln I'.rs and
borara wer>- decorated with fiags aud black platne*.
Vhe IIMBM l?adod witli tloial otfenuga fell 111 order
Ix-liind tbe cars, aud iu lhl.< 111 iiiiier tbe prot-caaion pro
ceeded to the auburb., wuere ibe Bnxikiyu divlaloa
waa awai(ln? lt.
Cl prora liuia Cemetery eontalna more aoldlera* gravea
tban any other in the viciniiy ot New-York, aud waa
naturally tbe great center of attractlou. Tlie cim for
E.tHt New Yora were accbrdlngly erowded throiigbout
moat of the day The prooear-lou foruied oulalde tue eu
trauie iu tue fullowing ordeCI
1. Mounted ataff; 1 Fort HamlltonBand; 3. (Vmpany
ln uaiTorm; 4. Coiored druuioorpe; 5. Colored company;
6. Boyaof tue L'niou rtcbool aud Houjb, aoldieTT' orphana
andachoolbaud; 7. Phil. Knaruey Poai, (.. A. K.; a. _dg
wiek Poat, U. A. R; 9. Wa.,biugton (iraya; I. D1..1
grno Poat, i?. A. R, aud WBf*a with elioicr floral deeora
tioua; 11. kauer'a lluud aud ballU?itra; U. ( uuipauy
of Veteraua aud battle tUgi; 13. Sainucr Poai, (i A. R.;
14. Manifleld Poat. O. A. K., band and Xouivea- 15.
Ilan v L<e Poal, <i. A. K.; 16- Oenu.ta Malerolach Poat,
(J. A. K ia part iu Qata uf tbe Ooruua luiliUry pailtTuI
aud batiir-flaga; 17. May ber'a Baud; IA Veb rau. . iw.
Frankilu Fire (ompany; lo. Carriagea.
The uruveaaioa took a wiudmg courae tbrougb tba
eemetery, the band* playing appropnate muavlc, aud tba
aruaed eompaiilea mareiung with raTrrretl muakrta. A
nuuiiM-r of wagona wuicu bad i.rougtit rlorai d?v ,.i aiiona
ui tlie groumla were pansvd l>>' (be proo?aaion. itie pro
ceaalon approaebed from !)., iluectiou of the poiiaa
uiouuuieut. aud wound alowly down aloug pathwaya
amoug tue grwvaa to a great piatforui wbich nad baeo
raiaed oear tbo center ot tho aiuphttueater. aboul which
thr differeut oouipauieaaud poala dupoaed tbeiuaelvea.
1 he platiorm waa aboul 30 by 45 leei iu ?xt<*m, waa oov
rred witli au awulug, aud waa iaatefully decoratotl with
flaga. Ou atepa all aloug ita frout Ums littlo girla of tba
Bol.licra' llome, drraaedin wbite. wera grouped, and the
boya, aa tbey came up iu array iiuiforui, arr^ugud ib.-ui
m-ivea Iu frout of Uie airla. lue oxereiaea weiv op?urd
by uiuaio from ibe IVn llauulion Kaud, tba membera of
wiiica gaibered iu frout ul tbe piatforui. aud
played a balf-ao-rowfui, baif-tnumpbaut mloeiiou.
I oinrade Wlllia of Poal No. 7?, li. A. k., tben oflen d
prayer. aiter wba-h Geu. J.. . pli C. Piuokuev atated
iu a bnef aud earurat adurca* tbe purpoae ot Uu. gaiber
mg Tbe Williauaourgii emiKei bunu Uieu wu.. _ dage,
111 the midai uf wbicn lue ciouda, which iad beea
geiling dai'koraud darker aiuoe tbe proceaaloti outered
.ii. eamatacy, aajraa to i.-t uu a v_> geuUe .<?._ uaiet
r Uu. K.lluuud OilKifa th.u raajtl torwuid and alttlod
llutt Ibe wurkcra lor Ibe aoldit r. aud tbelr orpaaua fell
1i1.1i iiieu wart c.niid iii-M-i ba araparly eaaptated UU
.1 t.. tba .!?
gi.m 10 aaauaaoa Uuu ai ,1 uin ihig ..f a ooniuiliitw, cou
?M _*a__ Puae.

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