New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-23

NAV b. .,rt free df rcsags Al the end oi every ye.
nom every Central Committee 20 al 'hose OF otar eoaa-
uies with whous hsy stand in ocmmanieatl m
This prclOson is made IL behGE OF enHe oeneVe-
lent society IN sweden kuowu - the Lsiies Associa-
"tion at Sroeiiom foe the Cars Of ChllTcn." Niss
Rrtmer concludes with the following oljuraton
Sisters who acknowledge the same Lori. let us uniis
in bis namelet call torh every sod gif' aud heAlng
gently do his work more teryonty than ever before
rs the senGs Us and the free winds oos
the earth R.! oar peaceful messages ny hke doves
from land 20 lanc, nom city 10 CITY unds aioep oy "
buierress II strife that the world may knoS that the
God Of peace and loye powerful than the spirit oil
war, ara ihat he - --..- -- -- % - - ---. ms
FRisHrvu1 Rutw,r AccpESr.-TAt Cigcigva,r
I.ues the 18th SAYS Al about q o'clock yesterday
mcruug, Mr.. Narduseu's passenger train, which oit
Cincinnati at A. NJ with most serious accident
when three m,ts wes OF tins place The tram was
p6ssn = around curve IN an eAcaVau'n oey'ni "n''h
vGs heavy ombaukment and inst as u got wthn we"
OF the terminus Of the excavation cow appeared "a the
tra h. ard before the coud be stopped she was Hnoer
the ees The most tfu result the consequence.
The engineer wss much alarmed that he wa about
Jun ping hoedessy into treo bridge, through which he
would have inevitably fallen dead, had no. The hremsn.
with great presence Of mind, caught him and h'd hun
The locomotive Jumped over The COW az toe same
tine bro akiug loose from the tender and ahghhng sIltro
Oh the track ran 'afo on The eaysae ear was tnrowa
Gown enbankment OF about forty feet turning twice
over before reaching level ground. In this car were
some half.c.dOzen persons, excepting two OF whom,
strange 10 relate escaped with but light scratches Two
of them seriously II not fatally injured Mf:
larwo Lcekc, tic Express Messenger, was by several
ThysiCan wlo arrived, pronounced la dyog CON
,Ion and such ntei yence was bU~ne Throughout tho
country by the passengers who le on the next tram ie
wns iusensibc and up 10 O'Clock this oening has no
mained in tha, condition. His injuries not nssh
wounds nor broken bone but what worse, they IN
.,ruul and poIhs ps chiefly in the head Locke viii no
rlcolect,d the young brghteyci, fat boy, VINO l)r
several years delivery clerk st the Amercan IA
,ress Office IN Cincinnati. Mr.. John kcenan, tho mail
az ni was the other person who was badly hurL 10,
however converse, and bis ce'9 IL moro hopeful
brtia n.aaf f.u,i-
liz ina Cincinnati who expected up this mornings
iHu Both Of the gentlemen under the care oi OK
peieDcts pbysicitDs Dn. Harrington and Ntl and h
skill ana the knd attentions vi citizens who Willingly step
foIwurd can elect they viii soon recover The
newshoy lad Of fifteen years Of age was extrcated
om beneath the top OF tho baggage which hal slid
o with aree, scratch upon hm. The baggsg master,
Mr. Gardner escaped with slight injury to an aDcle anl
few cuts Oh his forehead and George. tho coored tren
" bow came out yet better, for ne complains OF noth-
ing but lO stiffness. That ali who were Ia TINS car
we're not killed outrightis tho great wonder Of nil who
have seen the wreck which s the most complete smash
up that occurred in this region OF COZ try. Tue
first Dessenger next 90 90 OIL II pitched onlwso
dow the bill and completely rddled by the trucks
which passed through the hoor tearing he seats loose
and tlncwpg them together with thirty forty plssen
g,Is into great heap at the lower eod Such sigh
Of bloody noses and lmpng people was perhaps never
jout dsraced another Lad cash cut in his face,
one had his finger mashed another foot scraped but.
Of the whole humber, not one was seriously ipJarvi
Sms six or clt under the Of physicians here.
and also the good citizens; and more friendly com
muDity could not be found in any country The ideofs
# The injured wbooyor they may be- can rest assuroa
that no care will BIZ omitted which possibly be gwen
for the re,f Of the sufferers The second and last paz-
seugsrcar remained safely on the track
ARREsr oF CRAfG, THE FOHGER OP rHE LAND WAR
R,yrs-Our readors viii remember that, somo monlhs
since 1oiver Craig forged certain land warrants ar
rested oDd after preliminary examination before Magw-
traie Bell he committed 10 jail for a hnal trial In
few days his commitment he took dose Of arsenic,
h a view OF putting end 10 hs existence. by close
medical attention he made WE'LL and admitted 10
| boti tlae ot
his case was called his bonds forfeited. fos days
since information received that trak he'd been ar
rested in Monmouth, Illinois and on Friday evening last
the officers with Craig IN custody srIyed IN THIS city and
lodged Mr.. T.. in jail " await hs anal uaL The follow
ing the circumstances Of his arrest IL appears that
some three months since, one Hartman horoe who, II
will be remembered, Crags security in ths cityl
moved a. Monmouth, Ill., aud engaged strongly Ia laad
,peculstons few weeks since a letter was received by
the Postmaster a. that place stating tina. Horne engag
I'd with band, of whom Craig was the chief, in forging
land wsrons and locating them unenered sections OF
land ia Illinois Horne Immediately arrested. aDi on
Linn found letters from Toyer Craig, aas William
Ktehon aias J. SullisOn, iEplcang him the grail
head. Determining TO ferret the affair TO the bottom ho
entrusted TO Mr. II. ". B0ggess OF Mon
mouth with full powers To net in the matter, Gad bring
Craig Justice The lttor from Craig were pos;markod
Rochester ~ w. and thither Boggess proceeded having
hrst siopped all communication 10 Craig, either In his
proper assumed la the letter Of the latest date
Craig advised Horne to write 10 him under the name of
VIM. II Hess. Not finding the object of hs search at
Rochester Mr. Boggess now teegraphed 20 Toronto,
L. c. which he learned resort Of the fugitive aud
proceeded to Syracuse, ~ y, whore he expected he
would likely succeed in his object A. this place he
learned that inquiries had been made for letters to VIM
H. Hess not TWO minutes before his arrival The NEXT
morning Mr. Boggess enclosed blank letter in enye
ope ard directed It To W. H. Hos or T. Craig oyacDse n.
Y. stamping Il with pOstmark Of Monmouth H., hsy-
ing proyied himself with of the dyes Of that oioe
for the purpo- Officers were stationed around the Post
Office, and Mr.. Boggess took position within Abouts
O'Clock Craig entered and called fora lester TO w w. He's
when the lure of the officer handed TO him Craig
took the letter looked at it for mOmea and not liking
the double supcrscrpOn handed il back saying that b
was no; for him. He still allowed 10 go uncaptured,
es il was hOped that he might geek so1e of his accom-
pces ard mus lead to their detection. Bat ne after
ward said be knew the moment that he looked at the letter
lie casgh and he Travelled around through different
portions Of the city, cOsey watched by the officers, IN
hopes that be might yet effect bis escape Finding that
he suspected th those in pursuit now mrched up to
him and took him prsoner. On his person were found
pspeTs With the numbers Of tracts Of land marked Ina
biz epistle 10 Horne.
MATTsG-HoUm Blows UP.-On Sunday morning lst
The meeting house in West Orange liviDgsyilie was
blown ~ with powder and completely ruined The pow
der had been introduced underneath the house through an
aperture IN the undepinDing Il was evidently 10 keg,
The fragments remain. The explosion took place sboat
O'Clock The UNDERMINING throughout shattered or
loosened nnd the walls Of the house forced oui sone
iLcb,g The pews thrown into perfect ruin, the
rars unlocked and in short the 20 damaged an
to render repairs very expensive pracno: ihere "a
clue 10 the perpttTaof of this deed oi scnei asye
Louoh there are .uspcions. II Is ~ be hoped thai
derce win vet be discovered which viii etpose the gully
rartv This meeting heuse Is the ia which the cut
s xbs Two bottles flled with destructive coar ound
| ". ~ thrown the Chairman and Secretary
| IGreenssls Rspubls list
! MrLsScHoLY AccIDESr.-On Saturday afternoon. Mr.
Niles T. stsrkey, Of Deep River, while riding in in
company With ks wife and another lady, sazed with
81, drove BIZ horse into stream and dro xned
The sdes were rescued but not tin Mrs = had besriy
shared her husband fate. Mr. Starkey msa hictly
fuf had Tina n-ulis fo6