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Dreadful accident in Ner York-Erploson of
a Bimb--Hre Lire Lost.--The New York papers
of Tuesday. the 25th ult., contain accounts Of a
dreadful accident which took place in that city on
Monday. We copy the following PARTICULARS
from the Tribune:


A most melancholy and heart rending accident
occurred last evening, at the foundry and black.
smith shop of Mr.. Edward DuvaIl, No. lO2
Charlton street. The facts so far as we could
ascertain, were these: Mr.. FISHERMAN, keeper of
the light house at Sandy Hook, has been in the
habit for some time past Of raking the bay around
The Hook, for old iron, &C., which ho brought 10
the city and sold to Mr.. Duvnll, On Saturday
last load was brought 10 Duvall's shop by Mr..
DasteTiIIun, among which was a bomb shell or
petard, about l6 inches in length and 10 in di:
ameter, which Mr.. B. had raked up a few days
before. Yesterday, while Mr.. DuvaIl was remov.
ing the bomb from his shop TO the side walk for
the purpose of weighing it; he discovered that i.
contained powder, and on taking hammer and
striking 1t for the purpose of getting the powder
out. it, exploded and instantly killed Mr.. Duvall.
the owner of the shop. Mr.. Aaron o. Price,
master marson, Of 10 Thompson street, Robert
BroderIck, Of the corner Of Hudson and King
streets, and so injured boy. whose name we could
not learn, that he died in few hours The horse
Of Mr.. Price, from which that gentleman had
ust dIsmonted, was also instantly killed. The
windows in the neighborhood were very much
shattered by the explosion, and piece of the shell
weighing over two pounds was blown to the corner
Of Varlck and Curmine streets, distance Of
nearly four blocks and struck within few feet OF
two children who were playing in the street. II
is believed that this shell, with its contents, must
have been in the place whence it was raked since
the lac. war. Mr.. Duval was n estimabe citizen,
aged about 33, and has left wife and child
Mr. Price was also nightly esteemed, about 40
years of age; and has left wife aud two children.
Broderok was youth Of about II. We do not
learn that the blame is attached to any person.
Mrs. Duvall was thrown into convulsive spasms
by the suddenness of her awful bereavement, and
was for few hours raging maniac. The kind
ness and sympathy of friends and relatives has
however restored her.