The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1849, Page 6

Mme Late Fatal Railroad Aceidont moar Princeton, H. J. We forther particulars as to the ewuse of the molan- hotly and fatal accident whieh oecurred on the New | eged 82. Jersey Railroad on Fridey worming, have yet been de- Veloped. The following testimony, before the ner'’s jury, on the inquisitien, we eopy from the ‘Treaton gy of yesterday morning :— Per orn—I started this morning in the eight oslo tae fer Now York; whee we got with! a mile avd « baif of Princeten, the oars ran off = were net running fast; the aeaident 1s attribnted to the switch being SOOTh taht cow’ endicaee: Chedanonsed ee calod oy the secident; Mr, Conover lay under the rubbish, on bis side; he lived some minutes after the acoidunt ‘orn——The accident happened 2 mile and a halfor twojwiles this side +f the Princeton depot; the switch was notin its right place; at least, it was not after tho nooident veourrad; | noticed t it was out of piace; | helpod to take the body of ths ¢ pinoe where he was found; he wis atleast ho apoke afterwards; when | first saw Mr. Conover he was in the eer, sitting and leaving bac! his was ten or Sftesu minutes after the socident oceurred; presume bis death was caused by the top of the forward oar; the middle car was smashed up and ite top parsed through = oar behind it; the wheels passed uader the car be- the locomotive and baggage car went into the pe regular passenger cars wont Into the canal; this man wasin the car that was smashed =. Mr. Conover war in the first of Theen the two care the first class car; thore was se much eonfusion that | could not take much no- tice; I devoted mseif to the injured; the car | was in “~ net come to the switch. xs Seorr. eworn— Was a passenger in the trala tales morning ; the firat intimation | had emapecisene was tbe falling of the wheels over the sleepers; | w Jn the third.car from the crates; looking up | saw the top ofthe front car passing over our heads: Jenath: Fish sat by me ; we stooped and the top passed o our heads; | saw the stranger who was killed; he was motionless and jammed between the carsia such a way that | concluds j 1 wan six feet from him; pnover; I assisted in getting the ; the forward deck ear got off the track ou The let. and eonsequently the top passed threugh the left side of the way car, nearest to the canal; | was sitting on that side; Messrs, Grim and Dickiason wore ‘on the right sid Bensamin Fish, swora—Was in the last ear with Judge Burrevghs; the accident was caused by the itch belag turned ; | donot know thatthe oid had jock on it; on the main line of the road some are lecked, bnt not all; @ man is employed to attond th itch did not see hin this morning; [looked at thi iter th ident, and raw it wa wrong ; the itch. der lives 200 or 300 yards off; don’t know his namo, nor how long he bas been tending the switch ; the upknown man who was killed was jammed between the two ears on the foot board, when we found him ; he was almost dead ; | spoke to him; arked his name; he gave no answer; found nothing on his person but @ deck passenger tieket—a through ticket ; I should take bim tobe » German; he was the last man ‘we got out ; the curs were going at the ordinary 4; the concussion did not disturb us in the car where was; if the engineer had seen wrong he could not ha stopped the train in tim distance was too shor 01 Dreakman was not burt ; the engineer said he reversed his engine and reng his bell, to wara the breakman to ut on his break; be is regular engineer ; has rua road before ; he was ranuing the mail, aud we put the best engineers on the malitrain ; 1 did not see Mr. Conover until he was dead; | heard he was injured, Dut I wae busily engaged with other sufferers, Here the jury adjourned till 9 o’eloek this morning. when they ‘will sit to examine the switeb-tender and the fire-man, who had bown set for Gun. a in Catirornta.—We learn from Mr. Jarvis, that Gen. Smith was in California when he left, im the full and quiet possession of his authority as military commander of the whole Pa- i¢ division, which embraces both Oregon and forn Gen. Smith resided in San Francisco, where his authority bas always been daly respect: ed, and where he was personally held in high esteem, and in every respect was popular. The ru- more which huve reached us, of his having been treated with disrespect, either personally or offi- eially, would seem to have been wholly ground- less. He was about to make a journey to the mines, when Mr. Jarvis left San Francisco, with a view, prebably, to a reconnoisance of f the gold localities, preparatory to a more accurate survey. Ge. Riley's proclamation was issued in his capa- of civil governor of California. Gen. Lane js the same office, in relation to Oregon. The grobebilliy, in regard to the government of Cali- fornia that the de facto Beversment will not op- pose the attempt of the people to introduce them- selves into the Union of the States as soon as pow sible.—Bostow Traveller, Awg. 2. Destructive FLoop i Kewrvcey.—A letter to the Mount Sterling (Ky.) Ceo from Licking Station, under date of the 13th ult., says: 1 write to ag you of oe terrible destruction of proper- y,& c/, by the late flood m this neighborhood, which was almost entirely confined to two creeks, the Middle, and Johneou’s Fork, of Licking river. ‘The farms are literally torn up, tencing all gone in the bottoms, houses washed away, horses, cattle, swine, &c., drowned, and the inhabitants barely eter with their lives, some by swimming ashore, and others by clinging to the tops of their houses. So far as heard trom, no person drowned. Never, in the recollection of the oldest inhabitant, has this section been before visited with such a tremendous flood. The whole country on these erecks is one continaal scene of desolation, and the inhabitunts look like spectres among the ruins. ‘The crope, thet looked #0 fine and premising, are “all swept away, and want and destitution will be severely felt. Gavesne Cottzan —The cor; stitution organized under the charter, at Lima, on Wednesday Inet, the 25th ult, by appointing the Siowns officers: John Lowber, of Batavia, Pre~ aident; E. K. Blyth, of Rochester, ecretary; Saml. Richardson, of do, Treasurer. The corporation direeted the formation at the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary of treshman ond sophomore classes, and the immediate commencement of collegiate. in- struction, We understand that the subscriptions for the endowment of the Genesee College already amonnt to 953,000 Itis the design of the corpo- ration to raise $100,000 in the course of next year. Albany Atlas, Aug. 1. ration of this ine New Yorx axp Boston Maonetic Tetranarn AssoctaTion.—At a meeting of the ckholders of this aseociation, holden at their office in this city, yesterday, the following beard of officers were elected for the ensuing year:—President, Francis O. J. Smith ; Secretary end ‘Treasurer, Thomas M Clark ; Directors, 1 ler, 1 i Springfield ; Vie. race Whittaker, Norwich ; John M. Riggs, Hart- Chark Peterson, New Haven; A.A. Pet- 1, Bridgeport Sidney Doane, New York.— Boston Traveller, dug. 2. Appolntments by the President, PonTacast ZT. Conner to be Postmaster et Macon, Benj. D. Wunderlich to be Postmaster at ( Pennsylvavis CORTOM MOUER oPFICERE. Titram Roberts, Collector Savannah, vice Wm. B. Bulloch, removed Bryan Morrell, Naval Officer, Bavennah, Ce . vice Jacob De la Motta, removed. Wim. P. White, Appraiser, Savannah, Ga, vieo Win. Mackey, removed Jobn ©. Clark. of New York. to be ‘Treasury, vice W ts. $2000 Lpited Stetes Trea- Bariso August 2 sary O's. b d 115% ; 1,000 Maryland 6's, 10655 ; 400 Baltimore 6's, 84; 2.000 Balt & Ohio Railroad bond, 1864, 4%: 1600 do. do. 90; 1,000 do. do. 09; 25 she Pa. teproo Bank, 20 Boston, August 2 — Broker's Board.-4 ths Boston & Boston & Worcester 10 Providence Kailiond, @1%: 10 d Reliread; 1014; 10 do do. 1%; $143 do do y Railroad, 7634; 2 do dc 3 do Vermont Central Railroad, 4813 do do dividends, # 78; 10 do, Ver- mont & Mare Katlroad, 93 ; $1000 do. do. bonds, 864; 90 she Western Rafiroad, 108 ,.4do Eastern Railroad, 108; 19 do. Rutland do 71: do Nashua & Lowell Rall- roma, 117}; 10 di Norfotx County Railroad 25 ; 10 do. = 94; 20 do, do. 2%; 27 do do 2255; 68 do. do. 20; 10 do. #, 00; 8 Amorkeag Manuf Co, dividends, $190: 6 do. Wasi n Ine Co 95. Kecond Board — 30 -bsVermont & Maes Raiirond. 82% ; 60do Vermont Central Kall road. 48. b 80: 10 do. Norfolk ( ounty Katlroed, 21; 10 do. do 21.6 30. Died, of liver complaint, in the 47th year of bis a Rowiweon, of the Manufacturers’ Arma, Av ut ST breeuwie oe England ugust 24. Obth year of her " The friends ef the family nnd of her sons, Dr. Tho- mas Holmes and William, and Ler sone-in-law, Gilbert F. Hays, Jobn Fredericks, and William J. Bunell, are ppd Invited to attend the funeral, from 42 For- street, on this day, at 10 o'clock alo ond Fairfield papers please copy. ia of hie age his funeral, at 2 o'clock, Seventh day. from hie fate resldewce, foot of Olet street, Best River His ree maine will be taken to Greenwood, for interment. Car- ‘will be im readiness on the corner of Pike street \ Rast Broad On Th 24, of disease of the heart, Mansa Loorsa Parwe, eged 21 years wife of Augustus ‘W. Payne. and ph he of the iste Wm. F. Johnson. The friends and acquaintances are respeotf Yited to attend her foneral, at half. four, (Se turday) PM. at be = hure! jer remains will be taken to Greenwood for interme: On Fridey, 34 lust, shes short but severe illness, at | o'ehook, uguet Coro | ere respectfully invitud te attend his f bout the ordinary pw Pr ale _ | den dgnanter of thetate George lens, aged 32 yeas, | @ months, T des. Ses eens See chennai i Rist, 4 of James are respectfully invited to attead her femoral, from hor late residence, 468 Greeawich street, without further invitation On Thuredsy, 24 inst, of apoplexy, Faaxor Doce: "Lhe relatives. frie of his brothers-in |. turday) afternoon, at 6 o'clock, without tation, from his inte residvnce, 345 Hudson street Cs. + pan afternoon, 8dinst, Mra. Manoaner Dever, “ “ihe fri eae of hor late husband and of the family are tfully invited to attend her fanvral, fom hor late ‘0, 326 Grand street, (late 303) withoas far- ther invitation. Friday, 8d inet, Many Seucivax, wife of Timothy Suilivan. iv her 47th yout ‘The trionds and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to attend her funeral, from hor late resi- dence, No, 124 Mots street, on urday, at 10 o'oleck, .M On the 3d inst,, Mavatinn, the daughter of Jamesand Abby Boyle, aged 7 months and 5 days, The relations and frioads of the family are lovited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hor fethor 427 Pitt ntrect. at 4 o’clook, on Saturday, the 4th ins Westchester aud Peonsylvania papers plosae copy Rovext T. Nonats, Jr , aceidontaily drowaed at Horse Neck, on Thursday, the 2d inst His friends, thi of his father, Robert T. Nor- ris, Eeq., also the friends ot his father-in-lew, Thomas Morrel, Esq. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Saturday morning, the 4th inst, ab 10 o'clock, A.M, from 152 Kast Broadway, august ‘2d, in Brooklyn, of the prevailing epidemto, ewny Capty, in the blab year of his age. His de mares deeply mourned by & large cirels of friends and relatives. On the 3d inat., at Astoria, L. I. ly eet o ayeer rene id 24 this of Wednenlay, 1st inst., at Chappequa, Westchester me, ‘afer e short but severe illness, Eouexp Dovas, of the city of New York, in the 1st year of his age. At Cincinnati, en the 28th of July, Avatinn Lavaa, only child of Wm. M. and Margaret Throckmorton, aged 14 months ‘At St. Stephens, (N.B.) om the 2lst of July, Mrs. Exizaugrn Dopp, aged one hundred and eleven years. In the death of this aged person, thore is a volume of history lost. Living ia great retirowent, the relict of forgotten age, fow kuow the stories she ovuld tell of | the brave old days, Born on board of a British ship of | the line in the Bay of Bixeay—oradled on the broad At- Joun Wann Cat ‘days, son of Nath lantio—her father killed tghting the battie of * George was cast an orphan on the shores of New York” carried to St Augustine, her youth was passe South ¢ she married, and settled on the {the Alabama, On the outbreak of the war be- | tween France, Spain, and England, she, with othor | British settlers, were made prisoners and taken to New | Orleans. After two year, she was traasferred to th Spaniards and taken into the castle of Vera np | where she remained until ite capture by the British in 1761. She was then relieved and taken to New York. | During the first American war, she followed her hus. | band through the principal campaigns; was at many cf the hardest fought battles; at Monmouth, White Plains, Yorktown. &e. Thos. M. | etreet, Now York, formerly of Leeds, in the wife of Thomas Holmes, tn the | day. 24 inst, wt nom, Wacee iivcs, in the | | friends of the family are respectfully invited to war, she came with the loyalists, to this provinoe, in 1784.—St. Indrews (N. B) Standar MARITIME INPTELLIGENGE, —————— Pert of New York, Aug. 4, 1840, i Gfpode, Joly 24, 25eh, of Caryst Roof, jog ® thay wee i Sinis, with Soule, Whis- im co with brig Growler, of Warren), Conant, Marsoilles, 49 days, zi days, with frais, to Chamberlain & Phislos from Gibralsar with bark W scram, for Bos- 36. 74, apoke brig Judson, henee rl with ‘Amythiay, Brown, |, for New! = jo, with granite for USDry from Li Jal, poke ay 3053; 0n Thotane. Martinique, via Beauford, NC, %4 4 asm. Sehr Revecca 1 Francis Sehr Oli Scorn Nickerson, Boston, 3 di iImington, NC, cy Tab wiih naval Saker Shadttscie, tage, with deal, 60 Soha» rig Maria Dolse», from Cowos, with passengers. Two ships and three brige. a © S—Wind ot oun-rise, 8; ot meet » Sj ab wemset, 8. lel phia. ones, Philadelphi 4—Off, Rainbow, from Philadelphia. 17V-Are Globe, Philadelphia. “Sid 140h, 3 3 mm ae + Creole, Philadelphia. C B The arrivals ports euunnen op Bauts e—The als at the « Baltimore during the f daly have been ne fellow — Marl Bi Trem forsign porte. * ot ry Wrom soastw.se de. u ery w 2 foreign porta Brisish, 3 Brow Cust Bow 8 berks, 2 brig rts, OF this Britian, 6 Kuasian, l Dreiwen, | Dutoh, end the b alance, American. Siar Ber ‘at the several al nd class of vessels :—shipe 8, bark steamer 1. oe 1—totel, ‘Ragtonate to Stout 7.30 tone, sec 9t Brio Cras. MH. Arerrow, of Marblehead, lost at Nove Beotia, was insured for $6,000 68 the Neptone oMos in Boston. ‘The new British schr whiclwas on Myer lodges, and was | towed into Cross Island, was the Usicn, of Wilmes NS More ris, master. stk Faxesven, of Fall River, has been phased |, for the California srade, a “ 1 8 bel beer N Bedford, July 2), for Pacific, Crariesron, sivas es Cine Ly as Nacsa, u thet Moar, can, Sich, Druaewick (Ga)! ali Magutas Pour, July 2—Ate sohe seat Pica ton: 240%, brig Jaan d de Cartngens, Hetow Sch, 'svapani sehr; old 234, bark & We) fr Nalsccosen July Mo Ace sehr Noten, Murcia, Phils sid Slat, ach Reldneon, Now Fork. Riorday Ellem fue Matilde, RS eh Jano M New Bev Sav Mary Stan"Sarah reel a | epee “4 ereuopinen y Niohol Bidits, ‘Dughbes, from Rappahsuasak River, bi ve New Vork. Newport, Ce a el aehre Car ns, Sharwand. Ports mouth for ibattimor Geant, Philsidearia; Moape TW ‘Thorns, Pall Rinse tar’ Naw fark: Lal Doan N York for Pall River; wehe John Wosloy, Swans, Pall River for N Now Lonnom July Si—Are shi ow Feces sehr Win A Tnrave, Hinek Leoman, Virginia, ‘ Whee Te peer pri 30—Arr bark Active; schr Coa- i—Arr achts Honoste Haley, Pails: Ang l—Arr ae! f Folie Kor, MeGlanghlin, do; stoop M stva, whe ‘em Lg Hi k Tarquin. Spai 7 Fors: 7, Lend Sid or aarietts Burr, Ki » New Yor! cn 2a ack Magar | Boardman, Phils; | Saiam. a lst, Pavflion, ae k. 3. Jul ae ‘2th ship Wo “is ney, ng oes M'donusils Now Yorks brisé | Bxoel. well, do. 30—Are brig Live Oak, Minor, N York \vAmhoy for Taunton, Slav, Pailadel~ for di Less nig eon RENE THING IN THE NSW YORE NOPALLY PUMLISHED 1 THR PAPER MAING THE OIRCVL.ATION. oan wenyé LIST. Aw seserembe Miss io rena we caret ber Anderson Mas | Aavorsow Harriet A au | Qiderson Sarah Austin Mrs Hoary Allen Amanda M i AB | Brady Loah C Boillos Mise Ann Battanhauser Ca- Brody Mre x Brockway Fidelis rady Mai Boon MreJ (Morcer Blair feitrane Mrs Hailey Mrs De ‘Bavoets Marietta Barry Miss (Rose- Burns Mi Buckle; Bandallier Madam Butler Bedlow Julia, Buly Cor Brown yA RBenodick C M Byrne Mri gan Brown Mrs ue Beck Hanueh W arine Browu Harriet Bi Mrs Frances Brown Con Boach Mrs (White Baker Mrs Frances Brown Gonstand an M Dette Mrs (Willem Blankinae Mrs Dr bent} Mrs Adol- ker Mine Re- Bu e- Bur Ee Byrn Brdaes ae Mrs (Bow- welio Miss Mary Crow Elles Mra (Cros- Crooks Bline Biggs Mary Jane by Gooper Phebe A Chamabors Robs cle argaret Courtne ridget Chapine ind Clark Margery largarot tirise Connolly Mer ell Mrs. Conelly Mee Aun Carrigan Mise (Ma- Chare Susan P Charlesworth Mre Carell Margaret B Coffin (16th avenue jarter Mary Cotlins Pasko Churchill Leet Carter Mary At Colling Ann Chrestien Madam H Carpenter Catha- Col aM Chadie Adeli ring Crill 1° Case Mion Mi cal elisen Causerly Biisabeth Couto; lary Aan = Crumby 7 Cutler A mig D dating Doyle Mise J, (18tbetDaving Margaret Bavionleriee Becann Miica Mise. {04h ob DavieMarerres Dineey mally Davies Mrs Mary avis Debora Dubscan Madam, Donough Doles ny * Di Mar} forth Mre ‘Tohn Be 3 DitcaMis Wie (Tracaon ew a Rebecca Dar wil street aniele Elisabeth — rs 3 Dut Margarets Davies ‘ave Thomas E Eaton Mrs Col J H Elisen Sarah as Mrs( toward ‘Brhare Miss Babette eek Wrogenet Mad no Fite ons Mary ont Yay Margares ns Rowe Fagen Bri pores Sarah Aan 4 Mat Plenin issiotte Forpan Mai Fitespatrick ¥ Mgey ia Mise B Fox Mre(Malberry . a Griswold Blisal Gilmore Cath Slee a Bilen, Gillam Mary H Hamilton Miss (11th toys Aunt Iai Horton Angiolin Henry Mrs PUD Hamilton Mise—2 Hogan Margaret Hedley Mrs AU Hamilton Sarah | Holloway He. ry Hammond Madam'e Hurt Mra (0h te (Budsonet t Hutchinson Mrs 1 1 Humphreys Maria Hy Hutchinson Mies Hi #6 Huntington Mrs RG Hogan M awa Mrs Ch—2 Hoshan ud ot Holyash om Hoare Mary Hughes Mise Maria k Alice © mime Hall Sirs Bt Netice to Mariners. —The following le: ter has been pnblish- Nagle, of bs rived from on. Bei ais disvant fom Mynrallo don Monday, January 2th, at it 30 » 08 ‘laid down im my ehart, iy so | lon 100 B. Mere there i¢ & difference in | Jom 10 miler, Norie lays d io lat B14, om 18 5 lon 34 miles: and ‘* Island, which Norie lays down in let 25 13,and the rreat, being 31 mi the preferences if to ba ing our of Sy OF LO% but there ar man to make prblie | either by actual | the pos ” which are not cearraily t doing #0, which arises fre- quently from ditt dener | | Sromey, February 10h Spoken, btin.Astracan, from New Orleans for Boston, Jaly 28, and Hark Empress, of Bristol, [iL (from Havans, vin Bristol, | for Cre seat, ) daly 6, lat S, f sl I Parle, of Warren: Me, heoce for Thomaston, Avgl, y aring KR — miles. k Hendr rom Baltimore for Boston, Aug 1, 188 SB of Mowtm k Amer Patten, from Philadelphia for Reston, Ang 1, Je SK of Mon pre. ed the Potomac, Datos, from Zanetbar for Sex off Cape Good Hope eet Aitania, trom Newark for Plotee, Sely 38,100 4048, on 6, are, from Boston for Clenfaegos, July 31, 30 miles B of Montawk Aviles, from Pore he sholere im the { B Wilson, Cotsen. bi vohr Flirt, fer Waltimor. — Arr ship Ore Arr bar! 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