New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-24
MAIL GLEANINGS.

JENNY LIND GOLDsCHMIDT.-The de-
mocrac character and benevolent heart of Jenny Lind
Godscnmidt was exempied in recent incident In this
town, short time prior 70 her departure for NewYork
In passing the premises of farmer In Ut her after
noon perambaations che noticed yard Of nice cows
Vending her way into the back part OF the house. she
gently tapped at the door, and on gaining admtsance al
uded to the cows and asked the favor OF cup of milk
which Of course was most cheerfully furnished Notic
ing that the family appeared to be In distress Of misd
che inquired the of It, and informed that they
had just heard Of the death of brother In California
She asked If he had q mother and on being informed
that he had, desired to see her SIZE shown into
the msthers ROOM where she sat down and talked with
ton and administering words Of consolation TO the be-
reaved parent She then came out and talked with the
family, and promised to call again. On subsequent az
ternoon she redeemed the promise and speat another
half hour in sympathizng with the afflicted mother
While there she was informed that person In the i'm
mediate neiehborhood who had been confined TO sick
bed Tor nine months desired to see her, Sac cheertuy
responded TO the request, and spent half hour In
comforting the bed-rdden patient
During her whole stay at Northampton she rather
spesk-snd sought the humble and the distressed
She frequently inquired for the sick that she might visit
them Hampshire Gazette
n The Daily Herald of Cleveland gives
the following pleasant account Of the prosperity city,
abroad ave beautiful town sad the recipient Of isss
Quantities Of produce By the Ohio Canal Her RAILROADS.
Of s % sss Ono
In New York many houses which with sales Of $4,000
per snnun rank a. houses OF respectable business and fat
tsrlng prospects and yet could d0zen firms ia
this city whose yearly GALES range from 800 900 70 500
One Of these houses turned day last week three
cases goods sold whose notes viii b
promptly than similar amount Of bills receivable which
any NewYok house boast The city il full Of buyers
hrewd in their purchases and prompt in their pay who
prefer this 70 Eastern market Ther credit New York
Boston Philadelphia IL good for of FOODS tsy
viii buy and still they give Cleveand the preference for
Cleveland obbefs know the and their custam.
ers and Eastern Jobben do Any Ohio merchant who
wishes to buy lees than thousand dos worth Of dv
goods groceries shoes clothing nd articles be
ter suited TO his business and lower rzes
time and expense eouGdered Cleveland thsn nnm sh
seaboard f 'AS
q The Pittsburgh Gazette of Saturday
nys This region was visited yssrerdsy evening By .sv,;.
m VINO ana ram attended py thunder and izhtnnS
Inc Westeyu Express train made q rarow escsoe o, -
e,aent during the rempcf Between New Brisbson -
me stor came down in ell fury and II b,sns
sn tnst 1e engineer could zee the leoxtb Of
snd me hehfnils played around the iron Sanx az ~.
% and experienced hand became alarmed M std 10 "a
IAN urtu the fury Of the enpsst had sonewhst s.sdS
us becoming lighter he lying dirsctl, scr. ~
aek mort dstsnce ahead, large tree which La hio
o~n nag The train gone without soppins II nuse 49,.
psen prsc1pi ated the high bsnk Il thai sn 80
wee va s'esrrd sway, the train proceeded rs,o" 10
Jt pessed the hi Oh val q the band In RI -
1o1usn OH gave wsy and fell into the river A. HsiI
49, sesonmoosuon tram wa psskd and in compr n, 49,
ne engineer Of rock md earn 49,
- es rom The hill sds, aad come rplisx down ucc
1890 :, ne nnmedisfey reversed biz engine And nc
"oPp'ns the train within few fest Of the ossrr,r