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Fire in Boston, On Monday morning
of last week, about half past Q O'clock, a
fire broke ont in the building, Nos. 3S and
40, Cornhin and had made considerable
progress before it was discovered, This
building, with most of its contents, were
consumed The store on the lst floor,
was unoccupied; the Cd story swas the
printing office of the Trumpet and Univer-
saIist Magazine; the Sd story was occupied
as a tailor's work shop, and the 4th story
was unoccupied. The fire extended to the
building adjoining, improved by Stephen
Smith, cabinet maker; the roof and upper
story were considerably burnt, and Mr.
Smith sustained some loss of stock and
tools, by fire and water. The buildings
were owned by the fifty associates. The
stock was partly insured. 1t is not known
how the fine originated.