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The Great Fire f.a .N'esO York.--Thc cnssasa... that destroyed twenty millions worth of ropery % a'Sn M York, broke out the night of the 18th Dessn'.N ,a N 1885. The New York Express, In reference .a destructive calamity. says"The city has realzs zsd as fable of the Phoenix, and has risen from ifs ssha "s The burnt district, with the exception of the and few other buildings, better than ss f ,s then. In connections si:h important fact He. da Y one important truth Then, many of the first rerchsa houses in this city, notwithstanding loss of S2o ono 0oo, advertised 10 pay their paper at discount o en per cent Now owing to the inquitous m.asnsa. of the Government and the men who profit by ty quies, and notwithstanding the unexanpled prosna, ny of the country, money IS yet worth exorbant raas of interests and if any advertising 10 nav h.s notes at seven per cent. his debtors, Banks an3 al would forthwith be his customers. The great fra d;l less mischief in the city than the attacks of this Co., erament upon the eurency.n- Balt. Pat.