New-York daily tribune., 1843-10-28

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Uy MARSHAL BERTRAND received our citizens
Yesterday morning in the City Hall. He is now 69
years of age though from his appearance we
should take him to be much younger. He is Of
the middle hight and straight as soldier He
was dressed this morning with extreme plainness
aad received our citizens with all the urbanity Of
Frenchman. There is nothing striking in his
appearance his hair is white and thin, and the
expression of his countenance like one who has
passed his life amid the quiet scenes of domestic
life. There is nothing of the warrior in his quiet
glance-nothing of that ferte of bearing as in
Marshal Soult and which one would expect in
man whose character had been developed amid
the scenes of battle. He is evidently of mild
and tranquil nature and one who We should Judge
| from his appearance would naturally gaze with
| kind of awe and reverence on a spirit so daring
and naughty as Napoleon's.
UF MARSHALL BERTRAND was at the Park
Theatre last night. He expects to visit West
Point today, to examine the Military Academy
there, and will probably return to this city on
Tuesday. We understand he was very much
pleased with the exhibitions at the Fair. The
furious storm came most inopportunely to
render his reception pleasant, or show off our
good city to the best advantage.
ACCIDENT TO THE MlssoURI-We learn by the
Buffalo papers tina, the Missouri her downward
tp from Chicago struck reef while off Point Aux Bsruues
on the morning Of the Goth nst which caused her spring
aleak The pumps soon put into Eequstiou and the
water was kept under until she reached China the Saint
Clair River distance Of shout 20 miles where she arrived
about dark and after dischagng her cargo she sunk
feet water. She subsequently, raised and brought into
Buffalo the 25t The damage sustained is only that az
ting the boat ITSELF arising from the starting uP Of
Of her panks ,mbers and she will be ready take
her place the line again The passengers taken
10 Detroit by the Red Jacket and arrived al Buffalo BY the
Julia Palmer only few hours ahead Of the injured vessel
RAILROAD Acc1pEST-The train on the Cape
Fea, and Yadku Railroad wka running the rate of 20
miles per hour Contact, early the morning Of the
e2d with small hand which had been LIFT the road
Tosuo, depo, and about l0 miles from Wilmington,
which threw the engine OF the track and entirely ruined
The engineer slightly injured and OF the passsn
gers were frightened but hu, The track which had
been somewhat damaged by the collision repaired and
engine arriving from Wilmington in the evening
took the passengers TO Goldsboro'
C Charles F. MITCHELL the forger and ex-
Member of Congress, was pardoned on Wednes
day by Governor Bouck.
BosToS AND WORCESTER RAILReAD-Three
thousand ve hundred tons Of fegh, carried this
line In SIX ending last Saturday being nearly 600
day-moe than two birds Of this business SAYS writer in
the Transcript, Is deri' ed from the Western railroad.
The receipts from this eirh; rated oO0-and the
expenses at less than 81 0o-l-aving nett about 500 or
more than fifty cent tie neil receipts OF the cores
pondng week Of last year.
= Rev: Benjamin S. Schenck, and Rev.
Theodore l. Hafedz, who deputed TO visit Europe
with the view OF obtaining he services of Dr. Krumachrr
OF sioered Prussia Professor in the Theological Se
V'!nary Meseebasg have returned 20 their homes The
mission has not been successful
u A man named Hyde, of Newton Corner,
Mass being intoxicated frl from the railroad car at Yves,
Newton on Ihursday the wheels Passing over his legs
crushing them dreadfuy Anputior was II once rrso.ed
leg.
@ On the tnal OF Mr.. TAFT of Chelsea, says
the Boston Me1 Journal M Parker the County Attorney for
sehelk stated that within yea. ha-s 10 the amount Of
800 had been paid into the Municipal Com, for violations
! Of The license and Sunday laws.
C They have had sleiphinc !, Mo,.,oca Pa