New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-25
CITY ITEMS.

Co1rrs1oS AID Loss OF LIVE on THE SoUsD-About
o'clock yesterday morning. the steamboat Bay State on
her route from all River this City, when off Faulkner Isl
and in dense fog, in contact with sloop Sylph, Smith
Dewey master of Greenport L. from Rondoat to Apo
naug, with cargo Of coal.
The steamer struck the soop anidshps, and she immed
stely sunk The crew, four in number thrown
board end passed under the boat Life preserver panks
etc were flung from the to the drowning men, and
boat launched at But in spite of all exerons only
the master and one other saved.
The man saved was named John w Adams, and with the
master belonged in Orient L. l.
Those lost were Mark Drake aged about "a years. OF
Sharon Conn., and Isaac Kelsey coored aged about ls OF
Liverpool Eng, neither OF whom had families Every
attention was shown the hafdrowned men by those on
board the boat and strange say with the exception of
thorough weDg and exposure of fifteen minutes they es
capped entirely uninjured The steamboat was moving
quite slow at the time but the soOp showed light
gave no signal by the admission OF the master hlmse
she was not until the moment OF COLLISION the log nav
ing an instant before became extremely dense
collection for the benef of the wrecked taken
up among the passengers ard enough collected to give
them new in the world they having lost all but
what they stood in There much Confusion at the IN
slant Of the accident bat the officers preserved their calm
ness and quickly subsded The steamboat not Injured
at 81 The sloop and cargo were valued at $500 and
were not insured No blame attached to the OF the
stes1ner unless for come delay in lowering boats.
FrAygrssTEIxs EnoARA--Tbis work, which gives such
an admirable idea Of the world wonder has left the City
AID VIII open at Concert Hail. Philadelphia Wednesday,
18th December for sixteen nights when VIII proceed to
Baltimore Warrington Richmond Charleston, s. G, New
Orleans up the Mississippi to st. Louis, up the Ohio
then along the Lake through Canada, Montreal Quebec
sc Thence TO Bosion-snd Afterwards 10 Europe.
A YoUxo wonAs Irs OVER KILLED Is BROADWAY.
Lat evening no, far from O'Clock Catherine DAYTON,
girl about &c yeaTs Of age, residing with her parent at
No 40 Anthony e. while crossing Broadway, opposite the
PARK was knocked down and run over by express
wagon which is said whs being driven at furious rate.
and 10 te7ibly injured that she died afewad while
b,nz conveyed 10 the New Yok Hospital Ia 4 carriage
sevese bruse wa found about her breast caused without
doubt by one Of DE shafts Of the wagon striking her Prom
ns injury II II thought death ensued Tho decoascd worked
down gn aud was on her wsy boue Al the tins Of beng
iied ebe sreprssnied being gensee appearing snd
regttoisiie e1 eie making arrangements 10 attend
ball which last evening Of Al TsionaDy Hall The
rsrne II The fasn driving The wagon, On ~ Which express
eosopany be 4 siiasd could noi be- ssesralae1 by tho
Police e. be drove rapidy On, apparently fezafdess NJ
whsi injury ls lad esos~t hs inquest WI be neh ppe"
the body kdsy.
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