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THE BuRNr DlsrR1cr.-It is astonish-
ing how soon calamity, however fearful,
ceases to interest Commercial gentlemen. y
Passing to-day through the scene Of the
late conaagration, We observed more than
one merchant, on. business intent, who had
chosen a part Of Broad street as the near
est route for his destination, pass up that
mass Of ruin and devastation without ever
directing his eyes to the smouldering pro-
perty, Or the busy crowd engaged in re-
moving it. but with his whole thoughts
concentrated inwardly, he passed on heed
less Of all but the speculation on which he
was meditating. ..'. fs
Workmen are actively engaged in bring
ing order out Of confusion, and they arc
most industrious in their occupation. In
Broadway singular feature presents ITSELF
The coal, in the cellar Of one Of the houses
late adjoining Wavefly House. has ignited,
and the glowing furnace, we might almost
say the young Vesuyius, sends. out tor
rent Of flame that attracts the attention of
every passer by. We do not hear of any
further recovery Of bodes.-.N. Y. Com.
.1dr. 80