Sunday dispatch. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1845-1854, 1852-03-21

- The ruins of the serious collision on
the Harlem Railroad, near Williams Bridge.
have sll been cleared away, and the trains are
now running regular again. Me- Sloat, the SD
perntendent, is at the upper end OF the road,
making some new arrangements respecting the
running of the trains We were pleased to leern,
yesterday, that VIM Spence, the baggage
master, who was severely injured, is yet alive,
and there are faint hopes entertained of his re-
covery. Mr.. Sharpe, the conductor, who had
tae spine of his back injured, WAS yesterday ly-
ing at the point of death
~ The Irving Building Association is
going ahead in fine style. The success of this
Association, shows the value of having energetic
and practical business men at the head of any
great undertaking. Ifyou want to invest in one
of these societies, you will find this one of the
most reliable and safe of them Just take your
slate and pencil and calculate the matter for
yourself, and you will see whether, as you are
now progressing, you can get house any sooner
or more surely, than by paying monthly install
ment into such al institution as the Irving
Building Association.
- Another attractive work is about to
be published, bearing sparkling kind of a name
-" Diary of a Broadway Dandy" We Learn
that it is emphatically what it purports to be-a
subject made exceedingly interesting to all, con-
densed in perspicuous and agreeable style
Hosts of New Workers are soon to be compli-
mented-the bellies in particular. So prepare for
many remarkable episodes AS this is some
thing very local, it cannot fail to beNa very novel
Il H. I'll n L
*x* Neal Dow, the Mahomet of teeto-
talism, has decided that sweet cider and vinegar
are not contraband articles under the Maine
law! But" says the prophet, "when it be-
comes intoxicating, it can't be sold except by
the city or town agents - This is an important
decision, and we trust our German grocers will
take the necessary m of deciding holc long it
will be safe to keep cider for sale after its manu-
facture. AS we are to have the Maine law in
this State it will be well to look to this matter
ia time.
- The Merchants Exchange was sold
at auction last week under decree of foreclo-
closure by the Supreme Court. The liabilities
amounted to a little over 100000, while it
was knocked down for $se5,eoo 60 W. w. DE
Forest, or about 100000 less than what would
pay the creditors. 1t originally cost the sum Of
So, ,OOO, 900,
~ The remarkable Lilliputian couple,
known as the Aztec Children, continue to hold
their levees at the Society Library every after
noon and evening Every day we hear people
expressing surprise and astonishment after hav-
ing paid them single visit. Those who have
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these representatives of a singular race.
*x* The new buildings Of the American
Bible Society are under contract, and workmer
are already busy on the lot in Astor Place. We
see it stated that the Society has been offered
s-J,Jyy for their barga n, which they refused
The lot cost 100000.
~ Prof Richard will issue the SECOND
number of his Repwe LitteyuWe Franchise to
morrow. To the student of the French language
this publication is of the highest value. By
careful perusal of its comprehensive pages any
one c4n learn the French language without thu
aid of teacher. Office 6S5 Broadway.
*.* E. L. Snow Social Union, give ;
grand Ball and Festival on Thursday evening
l.. Snow are to be present. This association j
particularly happy in its efforts to entertain thos
who attend its Festivals
*x* The ages of the various aspirant
for seat in the White House at Washingto
are said to be-Cass and Webster, about 70
Houston, Scott, Marcy, and Butler, over go
Buchanan, 81 Lane, 50; Fillmore, So Doug
L. L.. l. Wy.
~ The story of Mrs Mowatt's betrotha
to an English suitor is elnphstically denied b
the Spirit Of the Tunes. That paper most pos
lively assures us that there is no such arrang'
ment on foot with reference to the lady in que
tion. She is free, and m.sans to remain so, {
least for the present.
~ The ffty-ffth New York Trade Sa'
will commence on Monday next. large CO
lection of books, from the pr incipal publishir
houses in the United States, will be disposed Q
~ The Order Of United Americans a.
to unite with the Continental Companies in pa
7 ing the last tribute to the re mains of the la
: Henry Gibson tomorrow
~ The programme Of Prof William
performance for the W elk will be found in Il
advertising columns.
n ~ J. B. Brown gives a series of Psych
9 logical Experiments every evening during t
e week at the Society Library.
0 *.* It is said that Mrs, Jenny Lii
L Goldschmidt and her husband co contemplate sa
0 ing for Europe in May nes.t.
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this Spring, we can confidently recommend y,
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IS Establishment, in the United States, No
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Is his line. This gentleman does business on tt
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