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10 Mr.. Sherman the Contractor, has called
upon us in relation to the accident which occurred
in the Third Avenue, an account of which we gave
on Thursday. He states that he took all proper
precaution TO prevent accidents, by raising barri-
cade, and placing lamps in the cut; and that the
panks, &c. used for this barricade must have been
stolen. Mr. Allen, the Engineer, who has made
inquiries in regard to this accident, has also called
upon US and states as his belief that Mr.. Sherman
did all his duty in the premises. From the opin-
ions we hear expressed of MIR. Sherman cherac-
ter, and from the evidence he produces, we are
inclined to believe that he took proper measures
TO insure safety passengers, but tha, some thev-
ish or malicious persons carried away the lumber,
&c used for this purpose.