E1tnnsiye Fire in Ro.inn.
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A fire Of the most disastrous character occur
rcd here To day, originating in steam plaininr
establishment, corner of Dover and Suffolk SIS.
west Of Washington The wind, unfortunately
blowing hard from the s. w. Tie entire sgqar,
.cas srept ont, containing the Franklin Gram.
mar !SeLooi an Engine House and abou; rTEs.
~ DWELLING Uousgs; most 0r them fine first
class houses, renting for five hundred dollars per
annum. The square is contained between Wash.
ington. Dover, Suffolk and Garland streets one
house only remaining Much valuable furniture
has been sacrificed, such was the raPitl,y Of the
l.mes little could be saved rom each house


Boston has not been visited with 20 Serious
ERE for years.


The flames are now subducd, end there arc no
fears Of i,s further progress. Loss PROBABLY not
less than $4,000. Insurance not aseerained


Ia haste, yours very truly, E.S.
The Boston Mercantile Journal says:


Quarfer past o'c'oek.-we have lust learned
Thai the fire has crossed Doycr.street. and that
the brick dwelling house Of Rev. J. ! Sargent
and the house adjoining, on the north SIDE Gf
noycr.s;rret. are destroyed. All the sheds and
ontbuildlncs IN the rear OF the dwelling house on
the south SIDE oi G,rand-s,rcct are on FIRE. and
+, is impossible To say where the destruction will
cease. Engines from Roxbury, Charestown,
Cambridge and the adjoining towns, are render.
lup all poss bic assistance.