New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-29
GENERAL NEWS.

An accommodation train from New-Hayen
yesterday ran over a COW mile east Of the Westpor
crossing throwing the hind track OF the tender and
three cars from the track. The first passenger car
was very badly smashed and trains were delayed for
several hours No person was killed. nor were any
seriously injured
f. NJ. Ballou of Waterford, Massachusetts,
has obtained verdict OF s96s7 damages for injuries
received from car on the Norfolk County Railroad,
owing TO the alleged csreleSsness OF a swchtender.
The case was tried before Judge Cray Of the Supreme
Court. at Worcester
At an adjourned meeting of the Union League
Club Of this city, held Thursday evening, resolutions
were adopted strongly condemnatoy Of the course OF
the Common Council Committee in attempting to OK
c.ude coored persons from the Presidents funeral.
A Pennsylvania delegation visited President
johnson yesterday. Judge Lewis its spokesman. is
said to have made very radical address, to which the
President replied by enunciating his heretofcrc-ex
pressed sentiments the Rebellion and its leaders.
Another mercantile firm Of this city has
added its prefer of 600 toward the half million fund
proposed to be offered for tie capture OF jeff Davis
which makes 900 already profred. II is thought th
amount can be readily raised in New-YorA alone.
The news of Booths death reached the ear
of his mistress while she was in street in Washing
ton. which caused her 10 weep aloud. and drawing
photograph likeness of Booth from her pocket, kissed i
ipndy several times.
The heavy verdict of S32, 500 WAS Yesterday
obtained in the Supreme Court at Boston by Leonard
Strteyant against A. H. Allan. for Illegal arrest and
imprisonment on charges Of dsloyaty preferred by de-
fendnnt.
Robert Tristan has recovered S2,250 from
the Brooklyn City Railroad COMPANY for an accident
caused BY the conductor starting too when the
plaintiff was stepping from Of the Companys cars
Some Rochester gentlemen design to present
% Gen. Sheridan FIVE heavy silver OF gold forks Of Eve
tines each. marked with the letters "EF. w. in
memory of the battle of Five Forks va.
In the Assembly yesterday, the Manhattan
Gas and Capitol bills passed. The Le1ingtonave
Railroad bill failed to pass The Governor has vetoed
the New-York Central Fare blu.
A terrible accident Is reported on the Alissis-
sppi tho steamer Suana having blown up with all
ooad-her passengers being all soldiers. No details
yet received
The celebrated horse tanner, John S. Rarey,
made his rst appearance for several years in Boston
on Thursday afternoon. BIS horse Cruiser" was also
present.
The time fixed for the Presidents funeral
ceremonies at Springfield. ILL.,. las been changed from
Saturday. the 9th to Thursday, the 4th Of May.
Both the Stewards are officially reported a.
considerably improved yesterday
The catafalque was yesterday removed from
the City Hall.
Seven-Thirties were sold yesterday TO tie
amount of 81. 1850.
Gold was not strong yesterday. The opening
rate l47 falling H6i and closing li7I Government
stocks irregular and lower IN sympathy with The general
market Railway mortgages steady, and in demand Rail
way shares under sales to realize profits lower The
whole list dowa j to per cent, and in
greater fall shown. At the decline there abund
Of buyers, and prices recovered materially AT the
Second Board prices again lower and continued weak
after tie call The Of interest Is steadily falling, and call
loans quoted 3a4 choice eoaers and sac
the ordinary securities Of brokers. EXCHANGE l. b. and
boyer. have the advantage Freghts l.e s.ive
bet rates are without change
Lost Etenia9.-MaIket very much excited and strong.
Sales Of gold aa.r call. at l46s.