The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-12

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Capt Turner and Ariel, Capt Poor, schooners,oi
80 tons, arrived some rmei since from the United
States, both makInsi capital Passages. Notwh
standing which II was doubted by many II such d.
minuiive craft was capable of working 10 windward
al sea against the strong winter monsoon but a
NAL proved them al least equal 10 any sailing yes
sci which have visited these waters. They were
despatched IN a strong nerther the Anglon 10 Ma
days going up in the very sc teeth OF the gale IN 81
days The ARIEL went TO Manila, where she re-
manned "a hous, and was back at an anchor OIL the
Prava Grande in IL days 1t was then proposed TO ry
their speed with each other, and the 18th fixed upon
tor the race. Round Llntin Island and back 70 me
starting point boat anchored of the Prava Orande
They went oil In fine style at Oh 52m with strong
north wind which continued about 3 hours, when
Anglona had gained miles to wndward It after
wards became quite moderate, when the Ariei esia-
bished her superiority IN hight winds by gradually
closing with her antagonist, taking the lead soon
after rounding Lntn, and coming IN IL minutes or
IA miles ahead
Time-Ariel Oh 42m. Angona sh. 59m dis
lance sailed 65 miles.--Ca"ton Press.
THE RIor UPON THE Lone ISLAND Ran RoAp.
We have obtained from the officers OF the Com
pany the following statement relation 10 the diff
Guilty which occurred in the transportation of per-
sons from Brooklyn, TO witness the great race on
Tuesday -
The trains commenced running at daylight, at one
shilling fare until O'Clock, from which time until
hafpast ii two trains continued TO about every
10 minutes with two thousand persons in each train
drawn by two locomotives each. AT this hour the
press became great upon the cara upwards of one
hundred and fifty persons piling themselves upon
cars calculated only for forty, that it entirely pre-
vented the revolution OF the wheels. The only al
tentative left was to detach number of those
loaded--on doing which, those persons left, some
tour or five hundred, became impatient, and pushed
the cars 10 descending grade beyond the Red
ford Depot: Here they were demonstrated with,
and told of the imminent danger in which their
lives would be placed by running, without control,
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full possibility, and even probability, OF rseelng the
down trains; but entreaty was vain and worse than
useless They started, but soon became affrighted
at their own velocity, and many Jumped OIL and
were more or less injured One poor fellow, named
John Nancy halter Of l4l West street of this city,
had his leg broken. On the approach of the trains,
they compelled the engineers and conductor to re-
turn to the course, and they were obliged to yield,
leaving thousands of persons at Brooklyn, waiting
anxiously the return of the trains. In the meantime
means were allowed the agents OF the Company
the trains being momently expected, they continued
10 sell tickets. AT about o'clock the trains
disengaged and reached Brooklyn, and took of
about 1000 persons, still leaving many, to whom the
money returned.
Returning, the same difficulty, and others of a
more serious character occurred. The trains, after
running twice to Brooklyn, became entangled in
the crowd who filled the cars to OVERLOOKING leav-
ing the track covered for more than mile with
persons; and they were again compelled to proceed
10 Brooklyn, leaving several thousand persons at
the race-course who had paid their money, without
any means Of getting through. This continued to
be the case for several hours; and to prevent the
cars returning, stones and timbers placed upon
the track, and three passage cars were upset and de-
molished. AT ten o'clock the distractions were so
great, and the water station being demolished, it
was thought prudent to stop entirely the running of
the trains.
The Company had provided the most ample
means tor the transportation OF every person who
purchased ticket, and could have done SO with
out disappointment, could they have kept the con-
troll Of their trains and the track clear Those who
witnessed the departure and safe delivery Of trains
OF 2OO0 persons each, cannot doubt that it could
have been done safely, and within reasonable
time.
90 CHATHAM THEATRE.-Ths theatre was again
crowded last evening and the comedy London
receiv applause than did til first night of its
performance. The piece cannot be better acted in
this city, and it was never better produced regards
and eostlines of furniture The popular vsude
vile of is He Jealous is produced with the Comedy
tonight, which is performed for the last time
01- DIALOGUE BETWEEN TWO FRIENDS
meeting, one looking WELL and the other weak and
A. Why, Tom, how well and hearty you are looking
The last time saw you you worse if any thing
Tom. Ha ha I can make another man Of you in
short tme-give you whole pair OF lungs, and breathe
A. Tell me how Coughs, Oh, oh I have tried
every thing and almost despair,
Tom. The simplest remedy in the world. Pleasant to
the eyeswee to the tasteand can be pure based for
trihe.
A Never mind the price (coughs)- is of little
when lite is uncomfortable Where purchase
(Coughs) Take pity
Tom Will you promise to advise all your sick friends
and save all you can from consumption
A. Most willingly. Coughs) oh, shall burst blood
vessel!
Tom The remedy is Pease & Sons Horehound Candy
10 Division street Go and buy three package
and you'll thank me to the last day OF your life
A. Excuse me- Tom can't stay any longer I'm off
to Pease's at once. exit in haste)
GO MIRACULOUS ESCAPE FROM DEATH
Emma NJ. Davis, an interesting child. IL years old at
Mrs g. Parkers l3 Liberty street. horribly by
her clothes taking fire. that the whole of her back
shoulders, and hands turned black and the flesh
shortly fell off, leaving the arteries and veins completely
exposed TO the sight and every nail OF her fingers
burned OIL Dr. Pratt OF Liberty street. and Dr. Freeman
of East Broadway, called and said it impossible
for the sufferer to survive, Dr. p said any thing might
done to relieve her suffering while life remained BY the
time Dr. Freeman arrived save had been applied by Mr.
Parker which the hopeless Dr. f. did not dis
child lay nsensibe with the eyes fixed and mmov cable
for several days The salve continuedthe flesh be-
gan to fall OIL laying the blood vessels bare The Doctor
viewed the case with establishment and admiration. but
allowed deviation from the constant Of the save
The gentlemen of the house Mcssrs Chsim Henderson
Wakefield and Others could hardly believe their
seeing the child live from day day. The child cured
asight to be seen, scarce scar remains where fully
sss; e asy pr LEM who will call
Wonder. New who will believe this Alas for the UNI
fortunate the story almost great for human credu
ity-but Dr. Freeman. 272 East Broadway, and house
full Of ladies and gentlemen ut ll3 Liberty street will
confirm on OATH every word Of it, besides sight of this
most interesting ana aVOrUe cnlld Will make the truth
self evident The promptings OF humanity have brought
out these witnesses. Will we ask family in this CITY
country risk themselves and their dear children to die
in this horrible by living week without this
salve in their houses Can they claim to have natural
affections can they forgive themselves il they
loose child by neglect Of this Specific for Burns We
leave them and beg all and that child
"a Living Wonder. The salve is Daeys Pain Extrac
from II Maiden lane and Mr. Daley will make his
oath that its effects invaluable in of fire Messrs
Comsock Co., the Druggists. have become thorough
ly convinced that all persons should have it, that they
will give to the poor to any person doubling. apply
in actual cases and guardians in Of the
public welfare s1iors, bound to say that this
thing should not be forgotten neglected We think
people now in from the country should each take home
box of the above.
o0r FACTS WORTH KNOWTN0-A positive stay
Tor the hair falling out, or to restore 10 bald places
certain cure Tor all rheumatism and swellod limbs
no exceptions.