The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-27

me AccmxsT az rnB sHw HAVEN RAiLKoAp.
Our rspet Of this zee catastrophe si.sa 10 ys.tsr-
reht in tbs foowrs nst q :hose siIlsd snd Injured
whhh 70 correct ~ far could BE- asc~rtAined -
young man was Engaged fcr som.i.. 20 b. married 20
lady in New Ycrk Charles LsAic. fireman. kiled
George 81 Jch,, eras.msa very seriously injured Mr
Richardson freight conductor fn.rr ny uret James
Baggage Eayres oe: Canal street. very much injasei
the railroad had his feet crushed aud hi toes a.
vered. Mr.. Bsrlu Fourth street. Nee York pa.sen-
ger, escy 'ps rn MT i.',s pAs'ssger snes dslo-
one leg broken snd several serious bruises his boy
he WAS removed 10 the Ne~ York Hospital where he
now lies. Or. Seldom, 81 Norfolk. We. Who was also
passenger In the escaped with I'M ary(our re-
port stated that he was Killed.
PArHrR M.rnrw Al BnootL,s-As the period Of the
departure Of this good man IL drawing 20 close the
anxiety to and hear him Is daily bsooming more in
tense. 81 Psuls Church, Brooklyn, notwithstanding
the nclemerey Of the weather sdsd yesterday 10
its utmost capacity and though the Rev gentsmaa vas
suffering under slight hoars-nss the consequences Of his
untring exeftons In 81 Mays last week where he adj
nnistred the pledge 10 an average Of 900 psr,ons daily
be yet dwet with eloquence and effect for nearly
hour, his avore theme, aud afterwards administered
tns pledge 20 as l.rgs 2 n9nosr IS ssa. ,s,esss pre-
States, are daily reaching him. We pleased TO ind
that the citizens OF New York making scii,e exsr
lions to respond TO Mr. Clay and noble appeal
The large chipping houses engaged In the emit rant
trade are abe ut resenting from the respective firms IL
beral donations The Mesrs Tspscots headed the lst
opened in their with so) and W. have no
doubt but this noble example will be universally fol-
lowed The Irish ciees also throwing their Weight
and il igence into this good tn. ibenisn Bsne-
veent Society lave voted him $3.50 aud the other socie
ties about making nents 70 prove
their gratitude 10 II cir country benefctor all feel Il
would be lasting reproash II Father Mathew, that
he Is about retiring for from public life should be
exposed in his declining years to that mental torture
Which, to mind sensitive ss his. always attends peeu
mary embarrassments In order to afford all oppor-
tunty to avail themselves Of his services during the pre-
sent week, Father Mathew will attend daily, morning
and evening, at St Psuls BROOKLYN; this arrangement
will not only accommodate the citizens Of Brooklyn but
will afford the large number who disappointed In
New York, another and a Last opportunity Of as
Stunning this solemn obligation at the hands Of him whom
a few days more will ,eparate from them for
FIRr-On Saturday afternoon, fire war discovered In
the attic Of the house No. 40 Carne street occupied
Mr. Lowe, who with his family, absent from the
house at the time The upper part Of the building
much damaged by the flames the lower story by the
water from the hose The adjoining house, No Al
slightly damaged Both buildings owned by Mr..
Payton and fully insured The loss the furniture
in the house No AZ about $500 which there is
insurance Damage to the buildings about $500. The
origin of the fire has not been ascertained