New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-24

ths. the cold grave was about 70 close Upon their
poor daughter Tor ever but 50 It was and the doom
0f another infant tearer than ever by the loss OF his
sister. was very near The PROCESSION nad nof sore
far before little boy, Henry II Cadmus, ndbsother
Of the deceased, while looking from carnage N,n-
dow fell through and the wheel Of the next vehicle
passed over It's head Several persons screamed
the mOuu.u coItege was stopped and tie new SUI
ferer was taken up in bad state. The mother Was
deeply affected. and she clsSped her child IN her
arms and bathed II with new tears. At length med
lcal assistance was obtained, and II was found tnai
tie poor boy had received serious iBlury on tue
Uranium which would place his life in peril, but he
was not dead a, late hour las, evening. The pro-
cesslon thea moved on and the body OF she poor
girl deposited in It's last home, amid the So5s OF
hundreds OF sympsthiZing beholders
Last night a sermon was preached In the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church. Jane ST by the Rev X. {.
FutHty on the subject Of the la.e unfortunate acct
dent. He improved the occasion by an eloquent adj.
dress and appealed TO his hearers 70 be ready at all
times 10 meet the summons Of the King of Terrors.
Al the conclusion Of the service a collection was
taken up for the purpose Of aiding the poor persons
who have suffered by the awful calamity.
Yesterday we learned that Miss Ellen ID. Trapha-
gen, one Of the teachers of the Primary Department
of the School was very much injured, md is de-
tanned IN her room IN state OF fee0eness and pros
tration vtch~is considered dangerous. After the
commencement Of the panic she went II the door to
prevent the children from rushing out upon the
staircase, and Just at that moment the railing broke.
the confusion increased. and she was forced over
the landing the first floor Of the stars, and fell
uYon the stone hooring the foot OF the we'll, in
Juring her side and back very severely.
4 singular and proyicenual circumstance saved
two children Just az the moment Of the breaking Of
the rails, and related to us yesterday. Two
children, the girl nine or ten years old, and the
other boy OF SIX years, were rushing with the
crowd to get down stairs but Just the little fellow
reached the door he thought of hs hat. snd deter
mined not TO go without Il. His sister wanted 10
hurry him but he would not go, and they both re-
turned to ind his hat Before tney had crossed the
SChCo-roCm the railing broke, and hundreds were
hurried Gown the well of the stairs hut the little boy
and his sister were saved for, before the hat was
found, persons GOT into tie room and prevented
more OF the children from passing through The co0r.
DurDg Yesterday, at the Churches and at the
Cemetery, numbers OF persons we're talking ABOUT
the c6It, and IN their sympathy many ways were
mentioned Of perpetuatng the memory of the sad
event. and the names of the children who were
killed byu TIE most feasible proposition our Re
porter heard made, was to build monument to the
memory OF the children, and place II IN the Gene
tery OF some other public place, where 1t should re-
nam as q mCmerto Of the casualty. This met the
hearty concurrence of many persons, and II was
suggested that "A subscription may be raised IN the
Sabbath Schools and in the Common Schools, which,
with the aid Of few donations from benevolent in
dIviduas, would be sufficient 70 deray the expenses
Of such a monument.
Relief Offered.
The following sums have been sent to us
for the relief of such families need assistance IN
consequence of this calamity
T.. Treadx ell s. 0 Cash -........-.-.....
A. Lester...--.-. 5 MIR. Bordman--------.
Cash-----------.------ Total 50;
We see it stated that the Butchers ard other deal
orS in Washington Market have raised $3.50 for the
same purpose Much has been given by citizens IN
the vicinity, as individual cases of need came to
their knowledge.
we have in type Sermon by Rev Dr. Bellows,
in relation to this great disaster, but cannot ge, room
for 1t until to morrow