Further Particulars or the Fire In Pitts


burg,
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The terrible calamity at Pittsburg, coming 80
closely upon that to the Swallow, has thrown
sadness over the whole community It appears by
the particulars by yesterdays mails that the con-
aagration was more widespread and devastating
than we were first led to believe.


An idea of this great fire may be obtained from
the above map. We are indebted to the kindness
oil James s. Crofts, Esq, a distinguished member
OF the Pitisburg bar, now in this city, for tracing
the track of the fire and pointing out the localities
to us. Il is perceived that the destruction of pro-
perty in Pi,tsburg is to that city what the destruc-
ton OF the whole OF South, Front, Water, Pearl,
and all their cross streets, would be to New York


We annex the latest particulars:


According to the above map. twenty squares were