New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-25
Progress of Rclief-Incidents-Acc oil
the Wounded, &c.

tXertlOnS = are DtluB Iutuc Az S'ViJ
quarter for the purpose Of raising funds TO assist the poor
creatures who have been injured by the acodea az well
to nav the funeral expenses of those whose parents are
so poor that they cannot meet the heavy tax upon
them The collection which made on Sunday night
AT the Methodist Episcopal Church Jane St.. amounted
to $50 and upward and this is to be eIpen'ed in behalf
Of the poor parents OF the seven children who were Killed
in connection with that Place OF morsnp n;.,, !,
the above church. listened 10 with every degree OF at
BY an % a S aaa
his text fIcm the gath chaper OF EZEKIEL anu tae i9n
yere and epored his address by making historical anu
the fall Of Jerusalem, winch WAS foretod oy ,he
death of wife of pro- he IN whicn occasion ne I'M
calamity He obSe we'd that tue ties Of cons were
veTy precious, which evidenced by tue oneness OF
confidence in families These ties, he said were often
sundeIed ~ single stroke, or tea,iul occur
renee sra this Calamity was one OF those sud
den events That accident would remind them of the
uncertainty of hfe and iOrcihy bring 10 the memory tha
Massage a se,h nrs n there was no hone so pleas
ing that Of childhood for afforded great happiness to
man and when H. The most innocent hope was cut on
ed the importance OF pro)e education Tor chhdren SO
that they may act their part IN ms ne andpe prepared l9I
the part which had to be acted IN the ne to come lie
dwet the duty of parents 20 their chudren anu on tho
Importance of early pet and called nron all the young
present To attend TO the interests % their Souls Ia the
morning II then days. .
The parents three Of the children connected With the
Methodist Episcopal sabbai School are yy poor and al
expenses their the cation wl defray
neeg Stewards the Church took place last night
purpose deciding the appropriation OF he
collected should there be proceeds after the
necessary Of the Churchs poor are supplied they
will he handed to the Trustees OF the School
The pers, occupying Standings IN Washington MarNe,
made collection IN Saturday for the purpose OF assisting
the un Iiunae p.Or who suffering by the accident,
Sl57 80
A Committee consisting Of Messrs Harper, Marshall
Carson appointed by the market people aud yes
day morning they handed over to MIR J Latson the
No less than 10 Of the poor victims were without the
Of burial their parents telng very INDECENT ana me
Trustees ordered Funerals complete for them Dr Con
geve Who Keeps store at the corner Of Greenwich ay
and Cmisto has been directed 70 give medicine TO
all the children who have been injured by the calamity,
sad to charge IT TO the Trustees. 60.
During SATURDAY, money was handed IN to the Commit;
tee fem dert to the amount Of about 3d. and
all this has been expended within SIS for ASSISTANCE TO the
poor The Committee have contracted bids to the pres
time to the amour Of $780, and the benevolence oil
pubic relied upon TO help to make up she sum re-
qmrod to d. fray these expenses
A benefit will be gwen on wednesday evening at tne
Knrke,bcoker Hall, "a the corner Of Twenty ihId,st
and Eighhav., by Mr T. Thorpe. with his splendid and
exhibition Of novelties, the proceeds OF which
VII be devoted to aid the sufferers 10y the Calamity The
admission f, IS to he IS cents.
Some Of the children who were injured are stall very
ecarious condition and ther lives are despared of in
some cases DIR Franklin has six under his Immediate
Door b"s named Jefe@iah iwaids living IN West Tweny
snth very bad and the Doctor Of opinion that his
Shd Inflammation Or The lungs Tue poor lad is
ebOu . wears old, and was promising child
boy about II yeaIs old named Kelley Living on Thir-
several fearful c0ntuSlOns
head and though very bad state is thought he will
- -.
Cemap he'd father In Wisconsin, ard he had only been
abstnt few days when the occurrence took place. and al
iough immediate information was sent HIM he was I'M
able reach in time for his chhd fnnefa but arrived TOO
lalc, under the mos poignant grief
Tie unfortunate lady whose illness the OF the
alam. an amIbe person. and one u the witnesses
Mas Van heck stated in TO questions put to her
pr'ely after she had given her evidence that she had
known five yeuis and had seen her attacked
similar before Miss Harrison said to be Of
the hes, principals OF aprmay school TO be found in the
State she has held several situations similar an other
schools previous this She Is Of weakly constitution, and
hss three times resigned good situations m account
of her veal bus she before attacked with
pa fumer whch has been about as TO her havr
bcoie teen boublfd with such symptoms, Is unfounded
IL Is true that her strength has given out
ca.ons, when she -bliscd TO give up teaching alto
On sunday DR. Parks. of S. Paris, delivered a most
SOLEMN and Impressive discourse from these words,
tanned IN the 10Th verse Of the 7th chapter Of St Paas
first Eps'!e TO the C'rOthIans " BE ye also ready "
Death he tegan by sang, had been of late.
low piping he tender BUDS of PROMISE now gathering IN
70 his gamer the shocks fully ripe harvest and Sc
sss that was probable that Not only in this congregation
tut every other In the City the tone Of feeling in
harmony with IL sentn d the text eloquent
preacher proceededto improve the occasion most orcbly,
'ng up IN orcer each Of the waILGgs and connses of
The Apostle which follow the text and urging Them upon
the hearts Of hi; hearers = remaneth that both they
weep as though they wept not and they that ce
hS ass a as oS .nes
~ for the fashion Of this world Passeth away IL was
dcUurEe OF much power and hxed and elcbaned the at
ttntlon Of a deeply impressed and numerous audience
Rev s. Bsckus, of the Baptist Church in Nc Dougal
presctt from the text, Ecclesases X IL and IL
returned. ard saw under the sun, that the not
TO the swat The battle 10 the strong neither yet bread
10 the wise yet hes to Of understanding
yet favor to VI skill but time and chance happeneth
10 them all.
For also know eth his time as the fishes that
ale tar ell 10 an evil net and the birds that caught
the are so are Of men shared in evil tme
shoo Il falleth suddenly upon them"
Rev. K Stone ofIhe BeI BAPTIST Church in Down.
Hg-st preached from Amos chap III and 9th verse
shan there be evil city. and the Lord hath not
d. ~
key Dr. ] WanwIxht addressed The scholars in the
Eat bath School Of St Johns reference to tue caaro
phe.
Rev C l. Prentiss Of the Mercer Church. also made
foroble allusIon 70 IT,
Se,mous we're delivered upon the subject by Rev
Dr Smith Of the Presbyterian Church IN Second ay and
Rev MIR Lord, In Ha,lem Ia the latter the most ap
praei chosen the 18th Of the I'd chapter Of
Mathew Ia Rama was there voice heard, lamenta-
uIn and tIang, ard great mourning Rachael weeping
for Ter children"
Now that the NEAR choiy funeral professions have
ceased ano the immediate effects Of the catastrophe
longer visible 70 the public the painful interest at and
around the schoohouse has measHrabs abste1 but the
Court where the inqrest Is held Is yet densey
crowded with anxious list Ell
hardly TTtbable that the jury will render their
Oct for ~ y thee days Jet.
Board Of Assistant ldermen-Spec Meeting.