The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-18

road Notwithstanding ths usual signal Al crossing
places nao gwen the engineer on perceivins the
wagon approaching al rapid rate repeated his warn
ing and gave the signal for applying the brakes TO the
which was done; but without being able to avoid
the collision The cars We're, however Immediately
stopped, when 1t ascertaned the two men were
fatally wounded, of them dying Immediately on
being conveyed into adjoining house and the other
covery The boy escaped without material injury
Medical aid Immediately procured, and arrange
ments made by Mr. Seymour, the superintende of
the road for such comfortable provision of the injured
persons the circumstances Of the would allow
This is the first accident Of the kind which has
this road and is, probably attributable to the
that the regular train had passed few minutes previous
and this induced lack of caution on the part of the per
injured added to which Is the additional fact hpt
the old gentleman driving quite deaf and to this
probably owing his disregard only ohe customary sig
in
iatal progress We learn that the Of the persons
iPjured. were Mr.: Edward straut and Mr.: Nehemiah
wright, both residing near the place of accident.
The Mock AUcrIoN Wan
The war that for space did fail,
Now trebly laundering swells the gale,
And CANNON" is the cry
Yesterday solemn "darkies' with large white teeth
ppsGraded Broadway with elegant banners inscribed
$50 Broadway did large business in Mayor Mickle,s
manufactured tobacco aud snuff! Many of our
deriy and respectable citizens including Gov Wright,
were visers or purchasers; and the the &C.
nuine thing they felt that the paupers whs
honeers" were doing great injustice to Mrs Millers
fine CUT The Dutch naval officers and many strangers
VI uisuhcuon VINO accompanied his Honor through
Broadway, were highly delighted with the white teeth
Of the negroes and their "fne banners whilst his
Honor appeared to be somewhat mortified athe attered
and dapdated raiment of his troops who oppose the
dares and his Honor rode of town forthwith and
returned without damage his domestic circle But his
Honor failed to appear the police defend his proteg
James German the banner man. who was arrested lately
and held to bail The auctoneers through their coun.
sell intmated desire to discharge the Mayors banner
man, as they found he only but poor devil but
the examination went on before Judge Drinker. One
witness being asked why he knew the banner to be aim
ed at No. $50 Broadway said that he banner be-
fore the Tombs inscribed Beware of Mock Justice" he
would understand to refer to the Halls of Justice
there is other court in the neighborhood appeared
from OF Judge Drinkers Witnesses that there had
been row and robbery Of store No $780, by which $40O
worth OF goods were stolen but his Honor's witness
said he did not have any thing to do with robbery
was Captain OF the Second Ward Police and employ ed
German to carry the banner Counsellor Derry asked
the captain If he had written certificate showing the
appointment. The captain said "Yes" Them said Mr.
Derry show it, and your authority Judge Drinker
said the captains word was sufficient evidence. Mr.
Derry disputed this kind of law and told Judge Drnker
to ask "some lawyers" whether his decision was legal
but the Judge said he knew it all right and he lei
German go large, The tobacco sale will 20 on to NOR
row, and there is chance for bargains.
CoRoNER's OyFIcE, Sept. l7.-.accidental Death The
the body of young man oflS years of age by the
Of Nicholas f. Youngs, native of Staten Island
who was accidenty struck tie head with q bar OF
iron while passing the store No l2l Greenwich street.
on last Thursday week ago. He at once conveye
to the hospital where he fingered until yesterday when
he expired from the injuries received The jury render
eda verdict according to the above facts.