New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-04


The business of the Clearing. House was large
s24, ,599, ,OOo
Mr. Albert II. Nicolays regular semi-weekly auc-
ton sale of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Mon
dav at l2I O'Clock at the Merchants Exchange.
7Rompsons Reporter ha- issued an extra this morn
ing, with The following intelligence:
NEW YORK. Saturday, August ,, 1856.
"NoN REDEMPTIOS OF THE NOTEs OF THE VALLEY
BANK, MD.-The Valley Bank, Hagerstown, Mary.
lard was lot redeemed by the owners yesterday at
3 O'Clock, ard viii not be bought by the brokers to-
The owners of the Bark are wealthy-we may say
rch--abd it is not probable they can evade the re-
dempi Cd vi the notes Of their Bank. Ii the bank
iais shah give full history of its owners and its
career
Inc circulation Of this Bank il about $4,000. of
which a y,ry large portion is in this ueighborhoOd.
The shipment OF Specie by the Persia promises at
present TO be small Urlcss an unexpected demand
for bills l. experienced, it will not probably exceed
three quarters Il million. We hear of about $500 900
already engaged.
The annexed letter from correspondent at Chicago
gives full ana interesting detail Of the facts connected
with the death Of the lamented Mr.. DoaDe, Superin.
tendent of the Central Railroad:
CHICAGO Saturday July o. 1856
SIR Done, in company with Mr. Kellogg, Assistant
Eng neer left the city yesterday afternoon about two
O'Clock go south six miles to the crossing Of the Ca
lumett Road. They met there Mr.. Low, Road Com
missioner arranged their business with him, snd at
49, freight train of ours coming north, they signae
1t to stop, and Mr.. Done and Mr. Kellogg, az the
sugge estion of the former, stepping of the road
crossing went up the track from 10 TO - rods To be in
readiness TO get on.
"There is a double track at this point, and the ad-
vaucirg tain the west and efI-hsnd track
snd Mr. D. and Mr. X. the opeR space be-
tween the two tracks, and east of the train. The train
had az cars and the Engineer and train could not
bring ii up, and Mr. Kellogg seeing that they
hkey to 60 by, sprhug on Ia the train and climbed up
ard began putting on brakes.
NJ. Done tined to do the at abou. the 5th car
hom he rear, clipped, and hence the awfd disaster
No one saw hn distinctly " bile under tho train.
AT the tine Messrs ID. and X left the road cross
ing there were standing there Mr. Low aud an Irish.
man named Heiey. Low saw Kellogg get on the tram
about the middle Of it Mr.. Done approached IT,
and tuned to go south. He had not gone ten steps
when H,ey cried they We killed man. they've kill.
I'd a man. Low TUNED, aud with the Irshnan ran
up fifteen RODS all the time signaling the freight
train. They cid not NJ Done until they were
luz upon him. They found han with one leg on the
rail over which seven or eight ears had passed his
head cuIleG under As body and half hidden ia weeds
and covered with soil ana sanC. Low took him and
laid him out, raising his head, when Dir. Done said
for Gods sake rsise me up, am killed. He raised
bin up put him ~ the OF The Irishman, and went
further up signaling the reifeatng train. which did not
stop until reached Chicago
" Low ian bd X 10 the dyirg man. was about sending
the rshman to tie lake .Or water, and had taken OF
his hat Tor that purpose, when be another train
coming u arouno the curve tie YaveQ bis hat for
them 10 stop; they did snd brought up the cars past
him. THIS iran proved TO be freight train with pas
seuger cars attached. Ih.re was physician aboard
and Ia, cane into the ciy Al wing about SIS y. m.
Brainsij, Moilit ana McNckar were sent for; the
TWO after with him IL - uIDUtes. lie remained
IL the car bsf hour, hts wife was sent for AID
about o clock be vas ttken a litter 70 his house
dont think he sensible OF the extent of bis injury
fIon the st, ana when rs cav him be appeared 70
te only haif corscious, only recognz NJ his intimate
friends at intervals He snk gradually and died lust
before u O'Clock HE right leg ground to powder
between the k and the ank the eight cars passing
over il diagor ally from knee to ankle. There was
compound fracture of the other leg the ankle snd
his foot was crushed he iniared about the head
but not materially. Re died from the shock 10 the
nervous system, never ralying from the first.
His foneral takes place On Sunday at p. N. All
.to -InYets Of the Company attend as mourners.
Flags on pubil- ouahgs "a at :, mast, Meeting of
rsiroad men this evehl. - 'As TasIes aoout his
funeral .l attend in body, snd "'u appoint Il pail
bearers from then body