The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-04-16

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ARRIVAL OF HENRY CLAY-At seven O'Clock this
morning, the sound Of cannon down the river, gave
iumson OF the approach Of Henry Clay to the city Of
st. Louis The of the steamers gun, be-
ing repeated every few minutes brought an immense
crowd to the leveeevery anxious to have the first
look at the great statesman of the wesn Far down
by Duncans Island could be discerned the towering
smoke Of steam engines the waving Of the stripes and
stars, and the flashing Of the booming gun.
discovered that two steamers were lsshed together
that elegsnt steamer. the Bulletin, from New Orleans
which received Mr. Clay ?: passenger a. the city Of
latter all alive with passengers.
As these twain in one" approached the levee they
foot Of
! The crowd at this moment on the levee and on the
me s,s M on
Henry Clay, 0hs man to wRom sulosy can add no
to the deck Of the Harry ofthe West and from thence
stepped into the dense and chssrDg mass Of citizens
he reached and took temporary refuge from the press
popular in the store Of the Messrs wash
corner Of Washington Avenue and Water streets.
twas generally understood throughout city, that
Mr.. Clay had most earnestly entreaed and confidently
S. Of sus
feelings no answering from the levee responded
the gun Of the % ,sn wa. Gag seen waving
the city. What future steps Of public respect to the
. s,stssmaD Of the West" viii be taken By tbs public
all that admiration and gratitude whose life 10
part and parcel Of his country history In private
life may, demand
Mr. Gays step was elastic and vigorous, his form
erect rs an arrow but his hair from his forehead to the
back OF the crown. show ed that time had invaded that
noble form and rolled his wasting winters head
whose every though through long life has been his
countrys-St Louie Gazette. .aprii3.
| RAILROAD AccrDENT-Loss OF LryE.-YesteTdey
morning about TWO o'clock, serious accident 90
Cured upon the Reading rarsad by the conclusion Of
two trains Of cars The accident hsp,e at water
ing place short distance above Psttstown. Tbs con-
cusson was great that five thrown from on
the track and gentleman recently from Massachusetts,
named Hill the engineer Of the train was instantly
killed. George b Sterling also thrown from one Of
the cars and had his legs broken ond head IN
jured He taken TO the hospItsi yesterday aNer-
The accident occasioped BY the negligence
of the breakmsn, stationed on the stationary train
cars whose business il TO give signal to an I'D
vancng train. The light which was hung out was sup
posed by the engineer be the light Of train advanc-
nr before thom and his mistake not discovered UNI
All IL was too lae 10 stop the train The breakman was
instantly dischargsd.-Phd Sent, .aprii 10.
The telegraph bet 9ssn PaiIadsIpnia and WILMINGTON
Del, oonsenssd operations on Monday lase