New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-25

msst ste and beId to bail In the Of 500 each, to
keep the peace for one year.
The above ststement is the substance OF sfiavit
made By Capt Bslnegan before Justice Stuart
ALBANY MILITARY CoMPANY.-The
Albany Republican Artillery, Capt Frendenda. arrived
at an early hour on Tuesday morning. and we're re-
seived and escorted to their quarters at the American
Hotel, By the Lafayette Fasllers under command Of
Lieut. AcCsuIey, Capt French being III At II O'Clock
they marched, under the Of the Fusisrs the
Battery and entered Castle Garden They returned st
O'clock and reviewed in the PARK 10 front Of the
City Hall, BY the Mayor and Common Council. Thsy
psrtook OF collation. at Frenchs Hotel at the close of
the review and Ater ward resumed their march up TO
Upiopsqusre, where, at the invitation Of NJ D. Green,
Esq, Of the Fusiers they psrtook Of collation. at the
Delsvsn House. Thence they marched down Broad
way 10 the hotel corner Of Brostway and Walker st.,
where they dned tables luxurousy spread with the
I" fat of the land Many tossts offered and good
speeches made In response by Capt Frendendal Capt
French, Lieut.. Turner, Lieut.. McAuley, Lieut. Hart
Lieut. Young, Mr.. oxbury Mr.. woolley and Others.
Lieut. McAuley mentioned, In his remarks, that while
psrtakiDs of the collation. at Frenchs be noticed re-
porter Of The Tribune taking notes and about Is min
utes after, he saw the Evening Edition With good &C.
count Of their reception up the time the
taken. The companies then gave nine cheers for T>
Tribune, and nine for the Press In general
They accompanied by the field and staff officers Of
the Twenty fifth Regiment who belorg In Albany. This
10 enc OF the olde military organic atoms In the State,
having been formed In 1909 and was engaged on the
frontier battles Of lsl2l4 Capt Mills, then In
maud Of ths Company, was killed on the Goth Of May,
1914, near WATERFOWL, at the time of the battle of
ssckets Harbor. The very flag that was thrown over
BIZ coffin &, the time of bis death, Is carried by the
Company. They are accompanied BY Capt Cooks
Albany Bras, Band, and the Fusilsrs BY Dodwor,hs
Cornet Band
To-day they whit Brooklyn and Jsmai,s, at which
latter place they dine The Washington Guard, Capt
ErrsId are their escort 10 Brooklyn.
The CAMPAIGN SoNGs.-The collection
rush ia tue City. The Hero of Chippewa Is borne on.
ward on the tide Of song which wakes the echoes 10
his praise. In this cheap little volume may be found
variety of popular and inspriog airs, which are excel
lently adapted to patriotic arior, and to In.
crease the enthusiasm of public meetings.
PeRTRAIT OF HENRY CLAY.-We have
received from n Currier admirable fulIensth por.
trait Of Henry Clay engraved by Ssrtsn from picture
painted BY Nsesle In lsi3. No Likeness that we have
OF the ustrous statesman does better Justice to
the peculiar expression Of his features and believe
that will be eagerly sought by bis admirers Throughout.
the country, who desire to possess suitable memorial
of the departed chief Isspublshed By I B. Peterson
Philadelphia
A HARD CAsE.-Adolph Tomson, n
young German, row staying at No. IL Degraw.place,
Brooklyn informs ne that be some lime siuce ar
rested charge of robbiDg his employer, wealthy
citizen of Brooky and kept In jail six months without
trial. when the com plant abandoned as IN ounded
and he sent sdriit, pennsss homeless, in land of
srspgers and with stigma his character which
prevents his obtaining employment 10 there any good
ssma tan who will inquire into the truth of this story
RAILROAD AcCIDENT-Two LIVES LOST.
A terrible acsident happened IL at O'Clock yester.
day, to the night express train due from Dunkirk
Jersey City at liz O'Clock yesterday. II happened
about eight miles be-, ond Paterson We give the par.
culars gathered from different sources bat mainly
from one Of the passengers The train was behind
time and running exceedingly fast-our Informant
judged 40 or so miles an hour-and whom turning a
curve, just out Of the Hohocus cut one of the wheels
of the locomotive broke The ain ran about $50 feet
stsst 100 feet tearing up the track and the locomotive
md tender was precipitsted down a bank fifteen or
twenty fee, and the terder top of t. The baggage
car passed by and stopped on the brink of the bank
The fire. passenger piled to the locomotive
and tender and the second passenger into the
{ first The third End fourth were scarcely removed
from The track. No passengers were killed. When
the steam stopped Issuing from the loco motive the fire.
man was found dead in the ruins, the man engaged in
passing wood to him fund scslded and bruised
that It thought he could not live until Toe
engineer somewhat Jared. brakeman so
fast In the ruins tn Il required hour and half to
release him, bu. be was not much hurt A little girl,
passenger, was somewhat scsded by he steam, and
one Of the passengers was hurt about the eye The
train was delayed for three hours The body of the
fireman was brought on to Jersey City
P. S-Mr. Roswel stsnly and J. House, E,q of
Mount Morris, passengers In the first car, some
what Injured In the head and legs. Tney on to
the City and put up the Manhattan House. in Fulton
st. where Dr. Farrell dressed their wounds, and they
are doing well
number OF other passengers were Injured, but to
what extent could not, In the excitement Of the
ment be sscer,sined The names Of the Injured per-
sons, except those mentioned above, could not be
learned. Those passengers who were 90 fortunate
escape uDhurt used every means to alleviate the SUI
ferngs of their less fortunate comrades The conduc
tor Of the train, and other attaches of the road who
were on board active In exthcsting the unforsu-
mates from the wreck person was dispatched to the
neares. town in search Of physician, bur 1t
hours before one was in attendance After detention
of several hours other were procured and the
snxoua and suffering passengers wers brought to the
City.
BURNING OF THE HENRY CLAY.-U S.
Dtstrid AEOrN,ys Ofn-The examination Of the par.
ties charged with manslsughser In relation 10 this mat.
ter TO have taken place yesterday forenoon, but
the counsel for defense ready and the exami
nation was postponed TO this forenoon.
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