New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-17

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The weather continued fair up last night bat shsrs
were sy MI toms OF the rain tor ST Patrick Day
A DOUBLE Tr,x-we met a doaOle team the Other dv
in Broadway or rather teams with very diverse 'd&
vet there might have been singular-no not singular
connection between the two Two wagons each drawn oy
frr horses esch carry lis iosd one OF which was
four hossie sos Of rum aud the other the body OF man
uron his last Journey One load going to the grave
the other going end bodies to the same place No"
the load hsts and binders the which follows oas
/. III rot binder any from taking the same journey
when it reaches rs destination, when vii be dealt out
in small doses 70 accelerate the journey OF not oae but
many lust such loads the final destination. Fol
lowing oue load there many sorrowful hearts m,arn
ing one that had been taken of the little family circle.
leaving II desolse ]. sight Ia gevo tbs heart and
to shut out the sadness closed and 10 herews
train following the other vehicles Ii not ra'a Of
mourning canisgee fl ed with weeping wives and ehdrsa.
bu, a train Of ragged meu with bcaed red faces aud
women with dhev,kd hair and blackened eyes, AMI chl
dieu bare footed and halfcIad crying FOE bread and then
came men fighting each other until the street
ran blood IN the cutters wonder that the funeral
proce .sion obstructed thing in the street WAS
obsiructsd except the rumsellcr Death was not OBJ
sruct.d i, vas only Deaihs victim on his way TO thu
grave The undertaken lid not complain OF the s0ppage
he knew that there work for him in those hogs
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Mr. Thomas Jones sculptor OF this City. has exhi
bitop his rooms No 800 Broadway aegotcAl group
ofscupturo for the Washington Monument which has been
generously contributed by the Welsh Inhabitants Of New
York The group figures and accessories Of half life
size On the extr me left of tho piece is a finely nodded
dog the emblem Of Fidelity Next this is the figure Of
Industry holding in her hand symbol. the dstsh.
10 the right of Industry stands the old Welsh harp the
national emblem Around the harp is thrown thu
American flag and il is placed eagle To tbe right
of the harp in the OF the group sssd the prn
cipa figure the Genius OF Liberty nude her hair bound
with simple tara on which scuptured in tas re.g the
thirteen stars To the right OF the Genus OF Lbry stands
tripod supporting Bible to which Liberty directs the
attention the Gundaton of civil and religious liberty
To the right of the tripod the figure OF mechanic in
pose 10 which added the appropriate embem Of mana
features agriculture mechanics and commerce wheel
The plou the anvil and the quadrant Above ali the .ures
in the &c inter- the back ground the cap Of Liberty from
which rsdate rays of light All the above named figures
snd embems in alto rei'sro and are mxey ats,hed@
the back ground Tho Welsh block will DO larger IN d,
mepsioDs End holder in design and execution than any
block yet attributed to the Washington Monument The
block will be feet long by five feet high and Is to Do
scuptured nine inches deep The artist who Is thu original
designer and author of this fine piece of work is Mr. r,omw
ID Jones native OF Rene Oneida County. Now York.
ei on his mi a
Ike public ere respectfully invited to this great work.
which will be exhibited for few days only ut his rooms
No 800 Broadssy
NEssps PUrNAM & Co.'S SALE-MeSrs. Putnam "
Co announce for Saturday and Thursday following Mach
.3J two of the important sales offered in Now
York 10 the book trade The first sale will comprise only
twenty five works The second will embrace loss thsa
one hundred asd twenty five works Of standard and
lar character Putnams editions Of Addison Goldsnth.
Layaro Hood the illustrated editions of the Hones Of
American Statesmen and Authors. among the most
conspicuous of .hese The stereotype plates copies AMI
publishing right Of all the books will be disposed Of
Tho street cleaning work goes rapidly il can 10
pushed Mud enough to make a miniature Governors
Island has already been taken away There is great
scarcity of carts or rather too much mud fos tho regular
force Notice is given farmers aud gardeners that they
can carry away much as they choose 20 take
free Of charge.
The Cunsd steamers have got back the old arrange
ment Of sailing as TO times and PLACES The Halifax d.
gr,son suspended and more popeiers will be puon
The residents Of Mamsroneck who commuters the
New Haven Railroad have made a very handsome pre-
.ebtaton of plate to ID H. Groai Of the energsc and
careful conductors Of the road who about go into other
business
E.c.PE AND RncArruRy or LCv,rlcOn wefnes
doy night an insane man named Ernst Hamp found
living on the sidewalk at the corner Of Tenth aud First
Az naked and nsensble lie was taken To tho seven
tenth Ward Police StaoD where, after his arrival
he attempted 10 commit suicide by stabbng himself with
ns which be had hspened for that purpose physician
was called n who stopped the easion OF blood IL wsab-
,eeueny asc ertsned that be had escaped from private
medical institution in Tenth by jumping out Of third
.iory window lie taken by relatives who reside
at No 1913 Houston ct beck to the institution
LlUscH ~ A SrrAsER-- The steamship Ca~habA
built BY william Collier Es4 and intended to ply with the
Black Warrior between this port and Mobile and h1vaas
Was launched yesterday noon from the foot OF isn"
tie presence of housan Of spectators who had ssemoed
TO wifue.s the imposing sight She to be commanded ny
an officer Of the ned States Navy and expected 10 be
ready for sea by the 25th ofAprl next
Trv Cuy on MADAM RysTyIL-Tbe Principal VI
,,,s SvptoseS 10 b. Drosn A was 10 circulation
Yesterday that the body Of female answering 70 the
1es riron Of Mis- Cordea A. Grant the principal witness
N the Rsse and ssackod abortion case he'd been found
floating in the Fat River Brooklyn shore Several
per.ons acquainted with her sppsasnce proceeded yests
dsy afternoon TO Brooklyn for the purpose OF identifying
the body We have not yet learned the result
SrooEs. OF rHI ERie.sos We take pleasure in an
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