LATE OMISSIONS.
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Distressing Fire, apitb Joss of iipcs.-A most calamitous fire broke out on Wedpesday evening, between 10 and ] ] o'clock, in the block of buildings in Broad street, well known as Quincy's bake-house. The lower part of the southcrly half of the block in which the fire originated, was occupied by Mr. Maynard, as a bale-room. over this was a brcad-room, and here we are inform cd the fire was first discovered. The whole building was in very few min- ntes envelopedin flames. The two up- per stories and a part of the second were occupied by seven families comprising nearlyffy individuals. principally Irish, tmost of whom made their escape when the alarm was first given, in state ap- preaching to nudity.

 MT. John Murphy, his wife and three chrildren who occupied a room in the third story, were probably smotheredin their sleep, and died without the least sensation of pain. Their remains have allbeen found, and were decently bu- ried yesterday afternoon at South Bos- ton. Mir. Sullivan, wife and child, in the third story, awoke, but too late to make their escape by the stairway they seemed completely bewildered.-- In vain did those in the street shout 10 then, to mako their way to the top Of the house and wait for ladders; the mo- ther seemed only intent on saving the ohttJ .,nl tho h.ze hap1 fo fha f. She accordingly wrapped the child as well as she could with bedclofhes. and threw it from the window; and he. let l ting his wife down as far as he could reach, let her drop upon the pavement, and then he tuned out himself. The molherwe are informed escaped with out serious injury-but the father and

 the child are not expected to surviye.- l One or two others are missing, but no further discoveries have been made.-

 The interior of the buildings was entire ly destroyed.

 All the tenants had narrow escape, and some of them were severely scorch-

 ed, among the number the widow Mary

 Roland, who, by her humane endeavors

 to awaken the slumbcrers over head

 had nearly fallen victim herself. She had thrown cotton sheet over her shoul-

 defs and was making her way upstairs when the flames burst forth with so much fury. that she herself was entirely en l geIoped, and only made her escape b, l the aid of a fireman, who tore !he tiaz l ing covering from her shoulders.

 l The .exertions of the fire departmen oi this occasion were worthy Of al

 praise-it was nearly low tide and wa ter was only to be obtained from India street. Luckily however, it was youn' flood and every moment gave them