New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-02
A CORRECTION FRoN LTBsRrx

The folies Ing IL an extract Of private letter frv~
President Josech J. Roberts sf Lbs,i4 to gentle
nan 10 Phils5espbis. II was dstsd at the Gpvecn.
lent House, Aonro,is, Feb. 10, 1855, sud sss 70
| eeiye,' By the bs Estelle, at this port:
MIR " ashiugton's letters, pub!she in TAG Tam
rsE hsve be ~ received and read by the peeps hars
With mrch asto Hshlent lie gives dk'k pieturs
certainly Of soc al 'is 10 Liberia And we're as state
-ep,s correct aud ,ru bfu, wen uis ht Lib.Ti basb
! f3r shsme' Ibave no. spoken with him or tbs sub
iec Of them bat am in, Tmed ne conssses tAst he
wrote under talee impressions "isn regard 10 soma
q i0gs and from the uEreprss GUS t2' OF oaer per
sCrs siih retpect 10 other thing. '1es De thocsht
! IL bis CITY 10 condemn.
" Nov no ore will ceDy ths. tbs s'fcngsrsats q
this society fer the care ard support " imnisa,s,
.re not perfect and IN many ins'auces immigrants,
from ysrious csgses have suffered greaty--bft mat
hey suffer 70 The exteut, or ;hA toe sun-rins 80
cen -.sl amosg nor II migrants "a Mr. NeSii3Stoa
woult imply, Is not tire case. HIS letters conrsss
many, iasIy e1,sgsrah0rs ana hiS s1ofy aooN raw,
"hices srd cat nine-iss Is perfect farce II -
true the sc rtait among the rmmigrsns by the Nor
gar Die was great; bat eveE here Dir. Nsstip.too
ia greatly 1t f,uit. Oftha'eomPsny-ostesd o. mine,
A. he ssserss more than sirty survive AM arc
doirg well. Mr.. Pi0rey has inqeFed and | believe
mr at ally INTO all tksse NATTER sad Will report tne
r. suit Of bis irvesg Bis return to the Uaid
states. doubt rot be will place tks whole thing IN
its proper light, ~hereseeyer the blame may sf'scH'
FATAL ACcID STA csrre.pc-deu. in Co,rscd
cut sends US tie following:
"Jn Fairfield liz this State; shor5 trt- since Mr.
GUY a deaf and dumb mar was en' denly killed
While in the act OF f,ilirg tee he len the houNe
in the esrly part Of he Sf'er>oon to s;send TO hts
work Nothing thought OF hrin ,ntil about
dsrk-she usl A. time or bis Ietsrn home AS Il be-
gan 70 grow late end II did not return Icaf was en-
teria n.d for his safety. His employer, with SONS
heg gentlertn sisr,et In search % hun. Ga srrv-
ing Fl the place where he bad Leen woifSng they
found him terribly msng>c and desa IL spp-srs az
tie tree falling. q snb caught on another tree
and was essngsgeo, isliry directly upon hi. Be-
ing deaf his attention probably wa rot called TO the
liro when it Srose 90 cTsrninatio y bis meek and
ere leg were found 20 be broken, slso his skull
severely fractured. He leave, ws and large
fonily 20 monrp his untimely end
The shove catastrophe soil fresh N the minds
Of the people when they again csllcd 10 WItaess
enotber. Mr.. Wbippe, an OH End much es'eomed
tewpsmsn, lost his life by beng thrown tfcn
wagon Aecoi ling 20 a state eat OF his son. who
wss prssert a young man with . team wcs q short
distance behu Them, and in pcra'cg down hi'i the
horse became frightened by tie breaking o. the
harness The driver soon thrown out, Tten The
horse became perfectly free. At nc time OF tse ecc-
dent. the unfortunate man was passing oug'way.
The road would not allow more thsGrwo tesms 20 pas
at time As he frightened horse passed thega tho
wagons beca re su iseDy estsDgled, aat Me- Nrp-
YVES violently urseipitsied to the ground. 1bein-
iured man sustained severe compound he,ture OF
the elbow Joint. Immediately after tire accident az
was placed under The charge Of Dr Sweet, bee IN
spite of bis ciOse attentyeness, the suffering Kicn
fingered in excrucstirg pain but a sEoft TINS, wn5d
death put al end 10 bts sufferngs."