New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-26
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| IIuscB OF A STEAMsHIP.-Wiiam Fl. Webb
launched on Saturday from his shpysid, Of the foot Of
Sixth street. East River steamship for the PschdMsi
Company She wa, chrtonsd the Golden City. Her model
similar to that Of the Consultation. She 10 $40 feet In
length As fee. breadth Of beam, feet depth Of hold, aud
about 500 tuus in capacity She towsd to the Novelty
| Iron Works where she win receive her machioery.
THE HAT1ERs' CLERKS ASSOCIATION met on
Friday evening at tho "Crysta Ia Grand street, at 81
O'Clock and passed resolutions that the hstte on Nassau,
Fulton Broadway and Canal streets DO requested 10 close
their stores st o'clock, p NJ from December 10
March and at eight. for the balance Of the year Bat
udays excepted Some Of the sOTekecPe have sreed to
tLs object to closing ct eight M In the summer 'ne'
New CoMxTs.--Ths telescope comet discovered
By NE Oh the 10Th inst In the constellation Lyrs proves lobe
identities. with tbs, discovered by Dr. Buhn, IN Europe
viii pass is perhcion February Another new coms'
discovered by Dr. Bruhn, will be visible near the south
ern horizon about The middle Of Fsbruuy
| HENRY NJ PARgHURST.
| RAILROAD DRAW BRIDGE AccrpEST-FouR
LIyEs Lo.r-A railroad accident occurred Saturday
morning on the Hoboksn and Newark Bsrosdn consequence
u tho locomotive and baggage being precPisssd into the
akensak River involving the loss OF four lives and the
narrow escape Of Others The following semi state
men. obtained from officers of.be company;
The train thst e the MoIr, and Essex depot, Newark at
N ran into the draw ths Hsckenssek River Tho
engineer and who got the engine ssr the tain
had started lost together With or two plsssnse
The conductor MIR Haven, that when no went around
bis train previous starting that no person wsi hiding
the engine, and that ali right, no one wal on the
engine but the engineer and frcmsn
The fireman aer tho accident Informed him that the
20, epgse after had started contrary TO the rules Of
the company The fireman further sate .ha, the red light
(Ugnal for dsnger banning dolly aud he white light
signal that all right not up The locomotive aud
bsgssse car with passengers in H. of into the
river The locomotive went to the bottom and the baggage
car Aoated down and Subsequently brought bach and
isIhod 10 the bridge.
The front end the passenger vert SIX OF eight
the opening Of the draw whou, doing any ssriou.
damage OF injurins any passenger on the car.
| NAxRs OF THB DRovFBD.-Jlcob Veodraf, engineer
Patrick GaAEhan OF GsLgsr. employee the Erie Rail
wsy; Vincent the tho sn,Ine. and an unknown
young 10 years Of drsssd Ia uniiei stse'
uniform.
The engineer Discovered the draw OF. Of place and Will
tied down the bsies bu, ,o prevent the sceidsn,
The rent jupedo the engine nte the river and swan
ashore The conductor Mr.. haven v1 10 the b'sGsE. oar
and injured In it, descent. bu. soceesded In winning
tie shore amer twice going under
Five other pssseSseTs Lto csafpSd passenger states
jut ssr the tceidsnt be the bndsesnder COINS
st but partially dIese< though he had Just got out o.
bed The which u open 'hs s""s"
have Its place 81 o'cloob, but tho blame 10 rrsn
cpay sstrb usd 70 tbs snsnee wLo should hiVe roSps'
tho train m less lie distinctly saw tbs while light n.y.
The bodies OF Patrick Gallagher and the unknown youn
dressed 10 soefs clothes were recovered Oh s.afds
afternoon CfalAghefs remains weEs conveyed TO Sowsk
ssd the body Of tue youaK taken 30 Hudson CITY
where an inv sstigon will be nenesd before Coiors
Dounsy to- day The baggage has been got out OF tn
river and tbs ob,rueons removed from tie track 90 tht
the train. vii usual to- day Worimen are engaged
ende.vons 10 raise tbs locomotive which lies In sDou'
fee. Of water