Catv Intn1ls~ence.
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NARsow EscApEs.-At the hre in Spruce street on
Monday evening, there was quite a number of narrow
escapes. The Office Of the Scientific .ams-iesn was d
recty Bells auction In this Office were Mr.
Rufus Porter. Mr. William Foster and Charles jerks
When the cry Of hre first heard of these gen
tlemen looked out of the window. and seeing flames
coming up from the basement. gave the alarm to the
Others and they all prepared to make their exit q
little delay caused however in procuring the books
Of the concern and by the time the above named gen.
tlemen had reached the bottom OF the stairs the flames
bursting up through the grating directly in front
OF the door Seeing that time was to be lost, they
made ready and leaped directly through the flames
Within minutes afterwards tho stairs were on fire.
and had they been minute later it would have been
impossible for them TO escape by the stairway. MIR
Newell in his office in fourth story and escaped
with having his eyebrows singed.


BURNT DnrRIcr.-Among the buildings now in
process Of erection in the burnt district there is at
the OF Broadway and Beaver street, which has
particularly attracted our attention. This is build
ing belonging to Henry Wyckof, Esq and to be occu-
pied as an iron store II is large square brick build
ing and looks though were hardly possible for 1t to
take fire on the outside. The window shutters


rely made of ron and hung into the bricks the only
wood work the outside being the door. We glad
to desire the part Of our capitalists and
chants to prevent the Of another great FIRE.


ARRivALs FROM FoREIoS PoRrs-Ws give below the
number Of arrivals from foreign ports this city from
the lst OF January last to the LIST of October