New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-22
CITY ITEMS.

he caeies1nsss Cf The keeper OF t bridge IN h'l 's
that he usual sgual dplayed 20 indicate % tle con-
iuc,er Of the approaching train that the dra" was up
The AK was put no Indeed but bad got 30 wound around
tic stan that 70 could not be SEEM Had been Y0e Al
the distance OF two rods there would have been no harm
lore
ASH was the train care up at foil speed and INC 10
conceive tender and baggage car purged straight hio
the water which was sb ut twenty feet deep at the place
The baggage canvas broken m two and the ehasm was
aed BY what had gone in before the part Of Il above
water checked the train behind. and prevented the other
cars rom running cG None Of the passengers were in
urei and the only life lost that OF CHARLLs SANDER
SON ased 40. Mr. 5. was the engineer oi the steamer
Rl-ltsn which was buried Monday IN he barber and
had got upon he engine Tor the purpose n riding home as
ne lived IN NewJerscy He was Killed By fracture o.
the skull supnosed 10 have been received IN umpcg from
the locomotive upon the pie form just the verge Of the
river. The engineer OF ne train, ABRAHAM QuAcXES-
BUSH was carried under water but received no greater
Injury than pretty severe bTuisine
The confusion and alarm Of the passengers WAS very
great and the most exaggerated reports reached inc Oy
immediately asr the accident. The passage Of the river
was blocked up by the ruins Of the cars which IL TOOK
some time TO get on. Of the way. The locomotive ""
Of course totally ruined.
The Provision MAFEET.-The steamboat North
eruer left ChArleston-9O0 miles dslant-lasi Saturday
anerpoon At three o'clock and saw IN Washington
Market here Yesterday at one, beautiful large celery
plapts which were growing IN Broass Co.'S garden IN
south Carolina last Saturday morning They tell US tha
excellent green peas grown in 1913. In the open air VIII
be for sale here two weeks from today Lettuce tr-
MOS radshes all Of this years growth are already Ia
market, Shad from Virginia clover and ouck"heal
honey IN the comb, &C. oysters are dear end scarce
Among the iecaces Of the season. Trout from Lors l'-
land at 50 cts per ID. may be mentioned
! ~ The Day Book asseyerates that since Mrs.
CANES has been in the City on her recent visit when
terminated by her departure for he South yesterday she
ha, received abou, I've hundred ais and some POUNDS Oh
letters. General and Mrs GAISEs published card IN
the Herald newspaper yesterday morning expressing 'he
rere that they could rot ell the above calls and
answer the letters at the tine they tender 10 TIE
friends who have called and written their aheciiona,e
.suta,,o1s. and promise to answer all the letters that
seem to require answers when they come back next June
SOLD AT LAsT.-The Courier des Etats UHis is
A. last actually sold for $50 0C0 the party IN New-Ofeans
who have been negotiating IL for some time past NJ
GALAApET the accomplished Editor, viii be connected
with the paper under IFS management as political cor
respondent in Paris The Courier has been built up oy
the talents and industry Of NJ GAILLAEDET. When be
took &. few years since it was worth little or nothing
SOCIETY FOR PRonoTING EVANGELICAL Know
LEpeE-At meeting OF several friends OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. recently held ia this city it was re-
solved to establish Society havog the object and
acting as an auxiliary to the patent Society Rev. John
s. stone, DID Of Brooklyn, was appointed President.
OPERATIc-It is reported that Signorine Tedes
co. who sang here last Summer, had quarrel with the
managers Of the Italian Opera Havana, they refused
10 pay her more than 500 month while she demanded
81 O0O Some OF her admirers, however, made up the
difference and she was induced to remain LITTLE longer
| The HUTcHIYsoss-These favorite mountain
singers announce their last Concert in New York oro NOR
row evening st The Tabernacle with generous bill Of fare
Thousands will respond to the call and thousands viii
see m the hope that this Concert only the last Tor the
present and that in due they may hear those har
monlous voices announcing yore, ave re with you
cnce again dear friends"
Ill PROM THE BUCKEYE SrATE.-The Runyon
Family from ohs. band Of candidates for tho pub
lie favor In the musical line, give the Grst entertainment
In New.Yo,k at the Minerva Rooms this evening. Their
programme contains variety OF 20, aar pieces and We
commend them to the hearing Of the Concert goers OF tho
/ CITY.
Tg7 CHRIsrY's MINsTRELs lose nothing OF their
popularity, OF the established irst-
ons Of The CITY, Their concerts at Mechanics Hall are
nehuy attended by large audiences OF ladies and gentle
men, and from present appearances e viii be long before
the "las. week" Of lhelr performances Is announced.
S1 joins b. GoeGH the well known eloquent
advocate Of Temperance reform to speak this evening
At the Broadway Tabernacle at u o'clock There viii. il
h said be several other distinguished speakers present on
hi, occasion which celebrates The third anniversary OF
the Harper Union Daughters Or Temperance. Rev Drs
Patton. Cox Conc and others will with Mr. Cough, be
sure 70 draw large auicnceaai most attractive NEST
rg Il doubtless will prove to al who can attend. some
musical performances are also 70 be iliegsPersed
between tho services. EN-Mayor Harper 70 occgPy the
/ Chair on tho occasion. (Seo advertisement
/ J.E. VNroS-A correspondent writes us in
wsrm ccmmendAson % this youns advocate q Temper
suoc-sayire.
lite based his aSmitahe address entirely uron the mo-
rsty he remruanee Reform aud argued Is scsiptaga
ran seller. license san ee ogua In The bic lss him
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