The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-06

sHar sswEAsi MEsrrSs BY an Advertisements In
Of the sh will be held this evening AZ which
the grievances Of that Industrious class Of euae Do
pulauon will b. placed before the public The meeting
viii BE- held nj Hope Chapel and twentieth part OF the
expense incurred In bull ling churches in New York
alone, expended in proper way, would otva.o the
csssty Of any such appeal 10 the public Our people
however, cannot see the matter in this light
Tsr Hrp.o- RyEn R.mRo.p This railroad will be
formally and publicly opened through to Albany on
wedr iday The train has already passed through
during he lat week This IL highly imyorts to
v-lers during the winter month"; when the navigation l.
eos.1 People can nov between the two cities, and
10 their business in q single day.
CoLLfsor the souSD-sAD RksuLr-Ths steamer
Commodore, from stonipgt0n to Ns~ York came in
collision With the soop Nor esuch Capt Buckley bound
morning The soop soop atlsd with sstsr The ors~2
four men-were saved from the wreck Thu captain was
found beneath the mast injured in the head and has
since been deirous IL thought he will survive but he
is In very critical condition All possible care vas taken
Of him on board the steamer and he taken the
Win heor dry goods groceries and bark, and probably
viii not sink entirely. The Nonesuch In company
With several other vessels and the steamer in endea-
vorng 70 avoid smother sioop came In contact with the
Nonesuch No blame IL attributed 10 the pilot Of the
Commodore' a. he supposed tina. she bound west
With the other vessels and when he discovered that she
bound east, she was lufins scrosS the stssmsr's
bows He stopped the boat immediately but no. in time
TO prevent the collision Tbs Commodore endeavored to
tow the boat into New York but she was 80 near the
rocks that she was unable TO DO So
THt CaIUoHsi.ss PuHcHsaSa CLorHss-Quits a brisk
business was done yesterday in those clothing stores In
Nassau and Fulton streets which keep open on sunday.
The Cslifornsns who arrived here by the Proretbeu.
without decent clothes made calls during the ubo,a
forenoon and part Of the afternoon in carriages to have
thsmselves rugged up In order % make their
in public and q their friends In the space Of about
two hours carriages called at single store in Mas
street No doubt the prcprietors have got large
handful Of the dust in exchange for their ready made
garments
Tvs RreHr Rtvrstvp BrsHor MspLsr At ST. PAuLs
CHrscHA sermon delivered at saint Pauls Church
yesterday morning by the Reverend Bishop Medley In
aid n the funds for the completion Of his Cathedral
Church in Frederickton, New Brunswick The text vas
taken from the 18th chapter Of 81 Psuls rs Epise 10
the Cornthisns, 10Th and 9th The reverend
gentleman delivered eloquent discourse the fore
going text the conclusion Of which collection was
made for the above purpose.
uNENowN Mas FevND pHowSED. Coroner 0eer yester-
oy held an inquest al the foot Of Water street. East
rver on the BODY Of unknown man about 30 years Of
sse iound floating 10 the yesterday morning Yer
Dict death BY drosnipg
Dfsrn ~ Disease TVS LrScs.--The Corvnor Like
ns'e an quest yeserdsy, at No 1l1 Sixteenth ST.,
1870 Oo o. Edward Jacsson, age % years, born IN
.nsisno ~ seems BY the evidence Of Cstbarins Han.
pury peore the Ooroner that she diseover the
about eoeoek yesterday morraRg wing on ths stair.