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Gnsas Ere-Loss of Lipcs and Property-NeU York, August 2.--About O clock yesterday morning, . fire broke out in the Soap Factory of Humphrey Jones, in the of the blcck bounded by Perry, Hammond, Washington and West streets, North ri- yer destroying the whole block, composed of two so- " houses with brick fronis upw ards of y in mum Der. From the block the flames extended to the north side ct Hammond street, to a lumher yard attached to a sawmlli A large quantity of lumber con- sumed. but the mill was saved. Report says three persons were burnt to deaf-one certain, whose body has been taken from the ruins. The front walls on the block, except those on the south side of Ham mond street. are standing. The inferior of the block totally consumed. In point of extent, and dam ages sustained this has been the most serious cona grafton which has occurred since the !" great fire ol December, 1885" Afer the breaking out of the fire on Hammond street, considerable time elapsed be- the iremen reached the scene of action and before active operations commenced the entire block as Il were, was completely enseloped in flames.

 It will be difficult (says the New York Star) to keep the Evening Post out of the Whig ranks Every now and then be hoiss his shoulder of mutton sail on his little yawl sud steers right into the Whs Channel. The following is covert but hard hit Ut the present administration:

 "We doubt whether much is gained, after all. by man in lhe end is he who is the most sincerehe who does things for their intrinsic proprety and justice. stead of doing them for the sake of appearances The staesman who perpetualy laying clap traps on the political theatre, will find, the long run that there are people in ihe world as shEewd as he is cunning pOee them, and who will leave him as last to stand in the relation to tho honest and faithful statesman phes,"