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New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

LEAThs msTfet heavy ard dstland limited; - 80 -
tuns Spanish a. Ss l2sa - 3 cash and time, and Tag 70
arrive =: IS S75 tine and interest -
EOLAssEs-Prees tend Upward The suppiy = hnteo'
tLers sood demand FOR hone use ssles o. - 9S'
NewOrlesnss 25aGc; 30 hhd. Porto Rico A. Ne5ec-i
] SO hhds Cuns Muscovtdo ~ go Sc.
NAILs-The deuand fr Cat i sr and the supply ll'a'
crate 4ic cash. and Sc tine -
NAVAL sTORES-Sprs TurTentins is qze' . Gay oa.os
10 e advanced pTetensons Of holders the SOCK h.s
nulated rtsching u 200 bbs but the tendency
Of y bbis 53d SIC the istteE or snpp4hA
Crude ffs stock e1h.uEed ard the suPpy io.stey m
pospect limited. sales OF go bbs Wet1ingion
Ia sTya nov CO th~ way @ IS y 20 5s C1ll111 hsn
hpoy Ant ar unshEtec for export olt Chs 70 tn-
rerciiy tile il soug forward; saes Of ~" bbs
AZ - & delivered MEDIUM zrades ar n 3ter suppy "a
ouiet bot hne pale wAnted sses Of oS bbs N9s sne
a. s2fCd szz5@ SO ns; and 90 White 81 - ~ -
Ts Of common quality plenty, and slow Of al a - %
f Wssl son BOT prime tesrce snd many orders are N
d. nsrk, for espo which cannot be tee City Pitch sells
A. - rs. ard c u,ph.Be at 4a55c. We quote: ,
Tr-,.ntipe .oft Resin com old Dbl 81 sn al s5
co1pty = 20 -as4 IS Do. white, y - II 25e355
Tar p b6l Rope. I g7ts 50 sp. Turp ? sal.. a 81
Pitch T. bbl 49,. sea IS
OILs-Fufhsh Lnseed under unfsvorable sdvices from
EErope has declined ie a gallon with moderate inqay;
.es yeeIday gallons at 75e and snail lots II 7se
npprtsd sales at the East d57ic for selected Reined
h n fair 65 for and SO d72 for winter
besebed Sperm buoyant and St 81 generally ask
for pe lots. sslss have ben large at the Es, e. 80
- az the inside price inferior. Manufactured }. selling a.
81 s0 for summer 81 IS for spring and 81 70 for winter
beach.d Lard 10 in ample supply AID prees favor buyers
sses 600 g,ous western a. 76c mos SUD western
otte a. sOd 25c cash ard OF Red tbs maIst 5sre
Gales IS bbs western al &C. cash ohve duh and prices
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14


GUNNY CLoTH-rhe Hsht supply here aad at Boston
tends Sustain prices sales there - So 6mos and equal
cash. - -.
American quiet bat without material hAngei sales $50 bales
Dressed AZ S2eG $gs5 moS COZ medium At Boston 100
hs Is Sum sod tc and 100 bales Jute 81 SIS
HlpES-The past week there has been inquiry, espe-
esy for The common kn6s these hsg relatively cheaper
theueh there is s much disineuaon % buy 70 Aay eJnsid
erAbe exeut snd prices show slight decline compared with
those Of car last With renewed Imports the stock has
muaed numbering 299 coz; CONSISTING u SS bIenos Ayres
and MosteySeo q roo Rio raods IS 0on Orinoco, IS 80
Anean 7so Porto Cabeo 10 SO Mexican S750 Para SO
Savsnia 2oVQ Rio Hsche coo MsnoA5o and LEV San
Juan, ST. Domingo southern, &e. We quote:
BA2a24B. sell p nl1 ais Barcelona, dy........R a
Rio O. eGs s. do. .i6 dltt Porto CsAeo bookedl II GIT
q. ard y. A Or :. 81 cs IT, and Ems. Slaughter
Gambia and bissan....- q Dry Soatheru. Gu
q Calcutta Buffalo. ......lo 9l
San Juan as Caestta Or Sangheri25 te
Savanis &c........u dl2 Calcutta Dry n p.....l0dno
Marahsm O. and Gil a Calcutta Dry-sa ted 9edle
hsr.eaiho and D. 9lSt Calcutta Blaok Dry soc leo
- B. A Horse, and G. 75elo5
Porte Cxbello ldreetll2 ol2i
HAY-The supply 10 hight, aud with brisk demand prices
have Tapy sdysrced sales Of SC bales River foT shipping
9c6ssc'; now held higher.
HONEYWe have but 20 note sale Of :. Cuba for ex
port, on private terms
HOPs-The demand Is good export and hone use snd
prcss are very hm; sales 50 hses crop 1884 t II which
70 ales were tsAen for expert zoe and Of ErowtA 1855 .
bsles s SoGSSc to Qusty for Eastern and Western.
INDlGO-The better Kids hrm, while the lower grades
sre heavy; there hitle Of moment donf sales 3
Manila .; g. 7ess<., and 10 esses AseTsss Ct Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

GKAlN-NheAt Is freely offered and prices rreg
nr the arrivals light and the sales ocude 600 bushels
and white southern. A bushels white
do al 4 and coo bushes Genesee At Ryei .
changed quiet At 2d$i % oaissre dun heavy
for sd Western and SOC isle for Jersey.
Com active aud pticss lower sales 900 bushels
at 7s unsouns Sic da2e. for Western mixed
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-14

REDEMPTION OF OHIO STOCK-SiI per
Ii cent Loan rsdeensbe sSeI 1855 The Commissiooers
OF The Fund Of the state Of Ohio viii redeem 10 zach
Of The u ontk. tf AUGUST, sEPTEMBER. and OCTOBER,
ONK BUHDRET THOUSAND DOLLARS of Ohio per
cert sneks due after n Slst day Of December 1855 and
will Pay thereon premium Of together With the In
tt secrued the date Of purchase Bonds 70 Be presented
the ofcs Of the Trsnssr Asept No "a Bssgers., New
York By rdsr Of the Board
". d. MORGAN Acting Commissioners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

z F. ship Edwd 0Brssn. from New Orleans for Lvsepssl
Bns Pses.eeLss tsf Bssrly,, Haskll sssus il 0rssds
sss y:is ziss.S a tof Fit sso.l Orgy Assakap.s
5s ssy :sd:s ~ sst Rsss:ss " s.s Hssi,.
s;Is yi,h ssesr AID esiss.:s' e RsSssss Miii.ss
VA s.ss esnhs = e My: svy'r s. Marks days
seSr M l ,:%S c e Peek CharoI :,
cry days. with hides and nsSossay ssA Rossrs
L: .ssR' S D. 4: G % c.s.
ss . TO- lon a. ship Ciissos' Il New si ssssrss
d. Sch, r Mi, na:. s F,.ss.a S'
ssha s. h.rz Johnson Porto cabslo s days. uh hdss
sshr Susan Robbins, Aaracaibo. 20 days with COZ w. b.
ssh !, lsI Psssssn f Brooihavs Chase B...es. ~
sshr Windsor Br Carr Hayasusz % days with co. zee
schr Start, Russell. Havana days. with sugar saa q
sh @ ssss. :ss l.. T i. ~
% sSR1 Ds, Godfrey Cedar Keys days with hides
sohr Petrol OBJ Allen Chester Ms 10 days. With js.ipse
IL " mile: :'s sa e
.Issa Fl day. viz
s 81: SSs:ss: isS:; assSi::
Sehr Waloctt; Hallet Boston, 8 days.
ss1 sisS kss s wss
Gns na' F.nsss fs.a hs:l'ocs e. Ct
ssioop Orion, Carey. Portland. CT.
Steamer Parker Vein, Turner Baltimore.
BELOW
Three ships, unknown.
Wind during the day Sc, and foggy
with cotton, &C. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
Police Intelligence.

Arrest Of Daring Burylar.-The premises of C. F.
Ottnger, No. 159 Crosby street. having been burgari
ousy entered several times during the last few weeks
and property stolen herefrom the proprietor wishing
to detect the rogue set watch upon the premises and
on Saturday night the burglar came broke open win
dow with small crowbar and entered the place he was
then seized by Mr. Ottinger and secured Officers OHare
and Sullivan of the Fifteenth Ward, and conveyed
the accused to the station house He the
of James Creigan and subsequently acknowledged that
he had several other occasions broken into the
place and stolen therefrom clothing and other articles
The trunk of the prisoner searched and twelve pair
proceeds Of previous burglares The evidence guilt
being conclusive Justice Wood before whom the
was taken, committed him TO prison to await trial
Arrest Of Aurderer.-Yesterday, Aaron jackson was
arrested for murder committed in this city in February
last The Coroners inquest, at that timel found that
Francis johnson to his death by stab inflicted by
the prisoner at dance house, No 81 Anthony street
Since that time he has been to sea- venturng back to the
city again only few days ago. Officer Bowling arrested
him yesterday, and he committed to the Tombs to
await his trial. for the crime Of which he Is accused
arrest for Stealing Gold Wdtch.-Henry Mulher, a
German arrested by officer Egbert of the Seventeenth
ward, charged with stealing gold watch and chain,
valued at 500, property Of Augustus Anhalt. The
property stolen the 9th of April last. Yesterday
the met the thief in the street. charged him with
The chain found in his possession together with
pawn ticket for the watch.
Charge Of Stealing a Gold Watch and Chain Officer
O'Brien on Saturday evening arrested young man
named Samuel Lowery, charged with stealing a gold
watch and chan valued at $780, the property of John
ODonovan, Of 17S Division street. The accused was de-
tanned for examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
The Sandwich Islands.
OUR LAHAINA CORRESPONDENCE.


LAHAINA, S. l., March %, 1854.
Progress Of he Annexation Northumberland for the Dis
missdi Of M. ARMSTRONG the Ministry by the French
Commmissonr for The Publication Of Opinions Farora-
ole 10 IL.
On the 18th inst, the Kings birthday, Mer Wa
haolelua gave banquet in honor of his Majesty, on
which occasion G. NJ. Chase, Esq, United States
Consul made speech stating that he had on that
day heard from Oahu that Mer Perrin the French
Commissioner, had demanded of his Majesty that he
dismiss Mer Armstrong from his cabinet for having
written something favorable to annexation, which
had been published in the newspaper called the
M Han, edited by Mer Marsh, saying if his Majesty
should refuse, he would demand his papers and re-
turn to France.
1t was the opinion of Consul Chase that the Uni
ted States would not allow the French thus to die
tate to this government their internal affairs and
If, therefore, kamehameha should comply with the
French demand, he must then incur the wrath Of
the United States. IT, on the contrary, he should
refuse he must be prepared to have the wrath Of the
Emperor of the French burst upon him. ! think
it will only hasten annexation. At present, the
great body OF the chiefs and people warmly op-
posed to annexation yet crisis may arise that will
make them gladly range themselves under the
" stars and stripes This newspaper Of Mer Marsh
is wholly devoted to the subject of annexation and
il will keep the ball in motion-the people will read,
and think, and talk, and doubtless be moved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port Of New York, May II. 1854.

ARRIVED.
% n ss psa end
81 lat lon sossW passed Ir bark Esbs Of IeriSsy
soS. snis ST and a " Bs ,s
ship wineheser Boston from Liverpool dsmasted see
TsPSr IN general ssrs colu%n' IN y. q lon q
Rassd ssd ss nd f. S Tg @
II a. & Ia. sss%Ap 8 i s
se snEis mat SH'
fS psssd :,ssMSiR faas sss ss er =
S sSG Peter ass,.ifL kiSs Antwerp - day. With mass
sish, n,ths % TIE p..ssss April q lat !! o. lon z 10
s' sS and ssi p p %'T as "a from
Iysreol ier New YcrL DAYS with los. q main
o S %s Hss oT AL ssy SIN %Ss SsS
Dgnlsp from Apal.ehisola for LiysrpeOl day.o
r.sr with is n rlsT '''
Bark nate lincoln Sherman Bonaire i6 days With SAIL
Bark Geld Hunter, Chase NstArIAs u ss with sugar,
BsIk OF Prstidenee Crosby cissfusso. II days
Nm ReSmohd tof Bo.,onl T6emr.sn csraeas II days
Via pss spb nS .ss rr ry New Orleans 10
dsy. viz ee Hs1 ae e ws, "a
8srs Wnsm Henry @, warren watts New Orleans
Baii Lssie Lizzie oi Boston,, GnpArsk At,k.p,s. rs
Aa,k Francis Pslmer Sawyer Boston days, WITH mdso,
Brig Telegraph, STEM Bordeaus 4 days with asardy,
to l. 1hornpf
Brig Milton McEven Port Priv IL days With coffee
and lorwcod, to Becker Grave
Brig Crocus tof Gardnef Reed Havana savs With su
gar, seesrs, &c, to W Etwell h Co.
Brig Triad (of Eastport Wooster Guayama PR IL days
with AID molf 10 De Forrest Co NAV III
lat 90 Ton a. spoke brig Edward Lind from Guayama IA
NewYcrk, 10 days cut.
Br.s 4 Brulnniond (of waidoberon PinkAsm Trirsdet
c. GA Goth nit, with molasfes 10 Chsstcain Porver
sugar &c TO Adams Hawthorp Spoke 9Th ins., On Wa.
o s,e ssss'ss s,ia s
OF Bath, steering SW.
Brig n crctou (of Ho9tor), eyer aAaua IL Grsude,
days With ,ussr TO mastsy spoke 6th last q s. %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
Our Boston Correspondence.

BosToN May ID, 1854.
Shall We Hare Ro,c?-O6icial Mahers-Gred Sales Of
Real Estate in Boston and SomerriUe-A Model and
Pious and Compreaensire Thief-7he Emigram Aid
Sompony-New Free Soil Pdpe'-.State Reform School
The Ward and Webster Cases, dc.
Opinions differ on the question, E" Is there to be
q religious row tomorrow, in or about Boston,"
There is good deal Of feeling here on both sides,
but the anti-foregner party is the strongest in
livery respect. The mpolicy of foreigners banding
together to- accomplish political purposes here, is
ow sufficiently apparent to every one; and If they
hould get beaten or otherwise lLtreated, they may
hank their priests, who sold them last fall to the
,hig leaders, and so converted their old defenders
hto their bitterest foes, against whom the wings
re powerless to protect them. Whatever may hap.
pen here the original of it viii be owing to
The Catholics themselves. We do not wish to harm
Them, but they may be assured that we will not be
rampled upon by the rabble of Munster and Con-
naught.
The story that Gen. Peaslee is to be Consul to
London is not believed by any of his friends in Bos-
ion. The statement in one of your city papers that
he is In Washington is not true. lie Is here, and
mas not been in Washington for month. 1t is said
chat Mr. Wilde, brotherin-law Of Gen. Cushing,
aud now holding place in our Custom House, is to
DC mhut NdNb Gtoithtcpci ~ thC Nh'hAeSNV"h .Nhf
Yard; and the appointment would certainly be an
excellent one, and satisfactory to ALL Others say
1hat Alderman Frost is TO have the place.
Tie real estate belonging to the heirs OF The late
BENJAMIN Joy was sold at auction on Wednesday
forenoon. The largest item, and which produced
more than half the entire given, JOY:
3s;lGing, on Washington street, near State. This
IA lie rents at present for sl0,300 and contains
Is o SQUARE feet of land. The building is used FOL
r. 90 offices, &c. The first bid was 500 900, from
V Il was run up to 1851 900, at which sum il
v snooked off to Mr.. Amos Getting. The next
~ was estate No. 81 Chestnut street, 80 feet
with 3,I74 square feet, and threestory brick
ng, renting at 5000 per aunum, which wa
" $1,000. Estate No. 33 Chestnut street
J. ng at $500, was sold for SIC 200. Estate No
: estnut street sold for $4,000. The other sales
e minor consequence, but amounted 20 con
Die IN the aggregate, bringing upwards o
= 90. The total receipts are but trihe unde
-; 90. The prices paid indicate considerable,
rents at no very distant day, for IL Is not Ike
y Mr.. Getting would have purchased an estate
30 sitl 600 which does not pay seven per cent
lEn without making every allowance for re
n care Of building, &c. The same may
bc aid, with even more force, Of the
Ttl. purchases made, unless the purchasers bought
g. 80 ir own residences. The terms OF the sale are
r L N Tie dTst q June, and the purchasers to pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
HoraId Marine Corrrsuonta1

Herald Marine Correspondence.
RDGARTowN, Nay lOEArr ship Edward Carey. Wins
low Nantucket. to fit for Pacific Ocean.
diner, Ne. r. =
Sid schr Monterey Fisher Of this port Shoals whaling
Rockland. = -
I2th-No arrivals this morning up to 81 O'Clock.
In port schrs c Hallock and Sea Lion. Schr Fams
evening. Wind SSW.
PHILADELPHIA. May II, PM-Arr U 8 Mail stsamsAip.
Keystone, hours from Savannah bark Emily Banning
Ray, Is days from NOrleans.
ca 18th ship Howadja Bslsh St John, NIB; barks IL
Hammond Boston, Maseppa, Beading Cienfueaos;
lask Montgomery Leghofn and Genoa schrs star Neks
son Providencs; Albany, Hodges, Quincy, Mass Black
mouth; Leighton Perry. DO; Empire, Dovnss o..
bridgeport; b simmons simmons, Boston; Palestine,
Cambern. Providence; W Bell, Raynor Hartford; Wn
Fisher Gallagher New Haven Ermins Fowler salsm Gen
Taylor Newhart, Bristol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
Court C.lendar-Th,. Dav.

SUPREME CorRT-General Term.-The calendar Of spe
cial motions will be taken up and continued until finish
ed No motion will be set down for any day without
speIal leave of the Court and argument calendarNos
l. 2, II, 10, 20, 2lh, %, 26, 2s, 20, "a, 36, H.
3s4h, 43 500, 5Il AIS AIS, 4I9 l347 $50, 35s, 36l
362, 435 32s 423 4SS, 81, 48s $685. ass 3l2 $50 to
$50, 52s 332, 327 4e4, 474 sol, $40, SOC, Ala
ga, 611 759 9s, 6ss, ESQ., 600, SO, 81 $780, 500 s45
COMMON PigAs-Part second.-Nos TAO, 5l0, ia, 77s,
ne, s23 to S27, 235, $50, 704 $40.
SUPERIOR CouRr.-Regular Trial Term.--0dd eumbers
called at the City Hal-l3 s73 81, s11, sl3, 729 245,
277, $50 923, III 81, 6s1 6s2 2s3, ADJ, 007 1909
1o11 lo1s 10l5, 1,ol7 1o2l, 1928, ,025 1027 1929
l,033, ,o35, 1857, l,o39.
SUPERIOR corRr.-Special Trial Term-Even numbers
called of Chambers and Centre streets-746 $40,
6l2, 7ss, 4s6 1884, 5ss 400 642 4e4 GA 1872 u.s. 7ol
642, 1872 LAG, 544 7s6, Soc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

Personal IntelIagouoes
smith was @ 10 married on ths isth rN. 81 cssps'
Christi to Mrs. Armstrong, widow 10 OF the late
General Robert Armstrong.
wisconsin, Major j. s. watson, Minnesota; George stone.
man Army Don Carlos Asuna, Mexico; Don harclcs
Brscho, do T. nasiolo Havana were among the arri-
walls yesterday ut the Metropolitan Hotel
ARRIVALS.
S.s csr Dsissp psls1 ' Ds. Hoo
sss. NV Ssia: s miner! Geo H %s:
as' .
:. cs G.s sns 1
Man. Mrs. W.Irsn Ms: I..bss Wood Ne. Ami: Reed
EEs.is: jslis: B.as: 'i ks@a.s, S.sI S :srss "a
s 6ssS MDsy Rahss.I Mss: IL
ssrTa "a Schultz Me: stsishs.St s.d
s'ssS s::PIIsi
sj,: f H.. s1;::
@ ssn's ss s %sssa y h:
I1s cs assaia hf
.,,, ksiis1ep'tspsx co.Ilit coli.... Anna
*isas c.sss. x Wa h:s
Christian, Wil.n. Fred and CARL Arnold, " and al.
DissSs Sss Marie , .ss
Mss:
san9.h MlbsrgsE Cath Meyer Cssoens Boswell Ed Jack
Demins, Eligst Chlis, VIM Allen. HILBERT, Julia
Fowle H. Elizabeth Caspar and Leinhard CArne Roeg
VIM White. Mrs White Misses T. j. Mary, Julie and
Alice Judson Jas Smith, Charlotte Smith, Henry, Mary,
and Emma Macklin, Jane Samson, and Buland Louise
Deuilon Deuilon Robt Samson, Thos Grimes, Henry,
Annet Sam, H. James and John Hutchins, WIN N, Rebeo
O. r, Thos w, Charles and Ed Deli, Mathdo Hume,
Stone Maria and Samuel Hollyer, and Frances Lowell
George Elizabeth f. and Rose Innes; Jasper SAUNA
g. Auriata, Otmar and vogel, Sarah Appleton. Ex
abeth Evans, Brown Melbum, Peter Bearne. Jas Vim
VIM Huser Jas Hernandez, Dennis Renauit VIM Roberts
Richard Galpn, johnson Grove johnson Grove, Sam
johnson Grove, Miss Russell-Tota 240
For Norfolk and Richmond in the steamship Jamestown
tngham, H. Gage Calvin Jones, Mrs Jackson Mr. Rodman
and child b Bush, G. il Surgant Reuben Salisbury, ].
n Smith. Abraham c. Wheaton. w. p Woodruff, e
Grover, w. Park, E. Mcpherson, J. B. Dillon, G. w. A.
Jenkins Alex Fraser wife and two children Morgan
and lady Heth Mrs Heth. Miss Nicholson Mrs. Broaue
and SON Dennis wife, servant and child Emma Harris
horn. Stocking, U. and lady Mrs Walk nurse and
Eve children; A. Patteson Mr. Walk and lady J. Y.
Mason, Gilbert Allen e. Shipper, b. N. CONNER, Mrs.
CONNER and daughter; Mrs. Douglass servant, two
children, and ten in steerage.
For Charleston per steamship Nashyi,le-Capt. j. II.
Smith DR.. r. Byron, DR. NJ Green, L. Tobias p. A.
Noise, Allen. John Thornton NJ. Baird Mrs Ross
Mrs Anderson, L. Herckenrath and 4. Holly,
Mrs J. C. HugeI, W. H. Belts Lewis ,eneh. II A Ainson
D. Rielardson J, Goskn, Mrs Hill Miss Hill, X TN
Mrs. Watt and two CHI ldren, Miss Julia Lescke HILL
Jas Irenberg and twenty two in the steerage.
family.
From Nassau Mp, in schr Time-Capt Pedrick Of ship
Trnubadour; Capt Swaseyt Of brig Sarsfeld.
From Porto Cabello, in schs st Mary-Mr McCutcheon
Mrs Antonio and two children.
From st Thomas, in schr Meridian-T Richards, Ross
Ross. ~
From Cedar Keys in sohr J H Dfks-Mr Parsons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15
The Collision on the Troy and Grccnbush Rail-
road.
SEVERAL PERSONS INJURED EMoLIsHING OF A
rASSENcFg rAG


PASSENGER CAR.
From the Albany Journal, May 49,
sad accident occurred this morning on the Troy
and Greenbush Railroad, short distance south OF
the village OF Bath, by which several persons, in
GLIDING four ladies, were badly injured. The accom-
mediation train, which left Troy at haf-past eight
O'Clock, after stopping at Bath and landing several
passengers, started for the East Albany depot. IL
had proceeded but short distance when the ex-
press train for New York, which left Troy only five
minutes after the accommodation train, ran into the
latter at full speed, completely demolished in
which there were some thirty persons.
so sudden was the collision that no person escaped
from the cars, and all were buried up in the frag
ments of he demolished Out Of the thirty pas
sensers not more than ten escaped without injury.
Some were badly scratched, others were wounded,
and one gentleman had an arm broken. Some
escaped with torn garments and demolished hats
and bonnets.
Among the passengers we've Judge Hunt of Troy.
with his two daughters. The Judge was ont slight
" injured but his daughters were considerably in
jurtd and their garments torn into fragments.
Both their faces were covered with blood when they
left the boat and the extent Of the injuries were
not definitely known. The eldest received the most
injury.
The conductor of the accommodation train, John
Iater was thrown against the side of the car and
received wound on the back # his head
johnson \ Co.'S express messenger, Mr.. c. A. La
tbrop' was thrown IRON one end OF the baggage car
t. the other, hut escaped uBiniUred.
Two boys iei the ferry limpfg, and their clothes
tom.
Two ladies who left nc boat atthe same time, had
received slight wounds and their garments were also
tom.
\ gentleman hom tic East received wound on
tie face, and he was fearful that his arm was broken
\ passenger in tho car saws that he was unable to
eNircate himself from the broken car until lie broke
open The door The accommodation train was drawn
hN small locomotive nemed tie Ariel and the ex.
lless ~ heSvy six-foot driver. The letter was
completely embedded IN the fragments cf the passen.
ger car IN this instance, az IN most other collisions
10 person was 10 blame. Both conductors were up
q time according to their own watches. and there
iole, they are not 10 blame. II the engineer Of the
express train had been the icok out, he must have
seen the train Wien IL stopped 1t Bath, for the col.
llsion occurred in less than minute after Il had left
that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

EssEiS ooLD-bark Oregon, old built At Bath
so0 tons has been sold for $ BY auction shp NcrS
star 7N tons years old built at the Eastward It tlSO
paIt cAsn ana the remainder and months Also ehiG
natncnis, Hooper ~ TONS built at Newburyport In
LAysHHEs.-At Chelsea, ON Thursday by Mr. Tsv,or :.
hns ship Of TONS called the Alfred Hill By sss
On 18th inst fine clipper ship OF 1850 tons by Msssrs
Brggs south BOSTON She owned BY Fsssendea Esq
same day. Messrs Matthews. Mashon Co. South DAT
mouth launched fine bark Of 500 called the Cape Herr
Pigeon owned by Nessrs Bartlett Potter others
town, to be employed in tho sperm whale fishery un1e
Bedford. -' - 49,
At Holiness Hole 10th inst, BY Thomas Bradley Esq
fine copper fastened schooner Of no TONS called
Rod owned IN Fall River and to be commanded by Cspt
Brightman Of schr Golden Gate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-15

The democratic committees of the first and second
semby districts of Duchess county, have already issued
calls for district conventions to be held respectively
the first and eighth of june for the selection of dele
gates to the State Convention Of the national democracy
The free sellers in Massachusetts, will hold State Con-
vention at Worcester the last day Of the present
month to consider their prospects, and IL thought ad-
vitabe to nominate candidates for Governor and Lieu
tenant Governor to be supported next fall.
George W. Hough, Esq, Is the democratic candidate
for Congress in the Fifth district of Missouri against
Thos. L. Price, the Bentonite