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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

NAAS brought to tue prison of the % Munc;n.;-
w on the Esd inst. Grilf man, who cnllp I Ivy
self Charles Lewis, says he belongs to MIR Wass,n.. nm
mew, he Is about 70 years old feet inches high wy
away j. S. HARPER III"
mtU Cant, of the W,,,l
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

M AS taken up by the night watch Of the % W.,
w on the g'd inst, small bay mare and ber f a,d
the own IS requested toprove property nav cborman
ana take them away or before the 9Th of April e,h
tr"ise they will be sold ut public auction bv : Aca
l'tte, aucuonenr JOHN PRICE, Colnmissarv
my LIST Ward ond Nun;c;nnl;,f'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w Az bought to the police prison Of the "a An,
w cpaIity, on the 28lh March, negro ,nn na Mum
Miles, abont 30 years of age, says he belonma hamc
Ro2lous The owner will prove properly n,,' 10 Nh
n8 '''''' ''''' rf HARPER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

EHOTC HHKHSs s. co.
BOOK SELLERS, STATIONERS, PRINTERS AMI
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. Fl Chartas street.
blank Books made to ordc md ruled any pattern
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
Executed with neatres s and dcsputch ,15
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w AS brought to Tue police prison Of The on A..
w cipality on the 18th March, ncrru ma" ~ NUM-
John Beey, aged about 70 years. saws he n n named
mr.. Emerson. The owner will prove pronsr .u"ss to
charges, and take him away. + HanTptWFyh pay
u8 Cnnt,;,, n =, N, Elk,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

W AS 'okon up BY ''e ngh' watch on 1Ic M Inn
w s!ey horse and small colt, with wbic rarE
on the forehead Also agrey poney with the remains n
u natter ON ms neck, taken Np by The night watch"
common street. Also stray poncy taken nm in b."
dido street. The owners of the above ANNALS ~. et'
qnestsd TO come forward prove property INV ch,,ns.
',iu anNe '!Ien away on or before the 22nd of Anil
Guillote Aurtiuncer. '' "
npI0 LIST Ward. 5n1 M"mia:ff,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

we are sorry to learn that Norma canro. be
p'oo"cea Tomorrow, as xpcced-Pantanei not
heing fully prepared to undertake SO ardnous n
part without further time. Due notice will Le
given of its first representnfinn.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

raxTT,skaHs,

GATTseN!!
4Ra-lGG DOLLARS REWARD.
NNl1lLSf at the fire LIST evening, the pocket book
w OF the subscriber cut from his pocket, it
contained the following described notes-wlci the
public are cautioned against receiving
N. hlleux, at one year, S7j1 &c
X. +. Nichols, do do. endorsed nv NJ
Buckley, $40 OC
J. Il. Putnam, do do. 6tG &C
John Dwycr two do endorsed by d. G.
Swain * Co 375 OF
Jno. Dwysr 375 90
Newton Richards at three years, endorsed bv
II Tw"good, 2O83 Sc
s.AudIsr, at six months, endorsed by NJ Bar
nett, Sen'r, 1000 0C
dubois, 1853 0C
Ii the thief will return the notes to the subscriber
through the post office, will enclose to any address
he may designate, through the channel One Hun
"''d Dollars an! no 9 @ffs!Tpns t1sk'd p1p
New Orleans, April 10Th, 1887. 3t
500 DOLLARS REWARD.
E1SlFE hundred dollars reward will be given bv the
subscribers to any person who will give such in
the mccndury incendarcs, who attempted to set fire
to our premises on Saturday night last.
In addition, we wsuld beg leave to call attention to
5000 DOLLARS,
offered by the several Insurance Companies ofour city,
for the detection ofncendiares-whic sum will also
be pad to whoever will inform and convict the villain
or villains, who were concerned in the above fragrant
attempt to destroy property.
alO DOYLE & NAY, No 3 caronaolet st.
1000 DOLLARS REWARD.
A REWARD of one thousand will be paid to anv
"a person giving such iniornstion as will lead TO the
conviction oanv person sitting fire any house in the
Second Municipality. JOSHUA BALDWIN,
nlo Recorder, 2nd Municipality.
1000 DOLLARS REWARD.
"A REWARD. of one thousand dollars will be paid
IN to any person giving UGH nfnrmstion that " in
lead TO the apprehension and conviction of any person
ensased in the bold aud reckless attempt fire to
the paint shop of Messrs Doyle and May No 3 Caron
delet street, on Saturday night last by
JOLHUA BALDWIN,
alb Recorder 2nd Niunicinnltv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

EFNIRAY,-rakon up ono sorrcl Horse the right
"a hnd foot whitS the toreock, The owner is
requested to come forward prove property pay char
ana lake said animal AWAY before the 18th instant
ie after dhat time will be old ruhc auction by
a. hWtotte, Aurtionccr W. MCDONALD
h{ Commissnry ID Wind. ID Nh eipnlitv.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

NN As brought TO the Poll prison of the md A.,
W. inequality on the 9th inst. Il negro man wtc
calls himself EDMUND and says he belongs to MI
am 5albo lie Is about 38 years oft age, feet lOi nc%
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w ~ brought to the police prison of The oI Twa
pnnce nhoei "A years of age says he belnnn, aamed
bohor dsl; The owner will prove property asn MI
s'S' a nH" '''Ne nm away RS HARPERc Aa'
40 Captain of tho W.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w AS hIronsht T. the police prison Of the a W.
cipailtY, on the "a Instant, negro man nu Mani
Ben, about - years of age, SAYS he Lennnn NAMED
Achile courcele The owner will prove nrnns. to NJ
chargcs, and take him away. IS Hi ippbper!y pay
rs Cnn,,;n az ., TER,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

Il RAl.-Taken up by the night watch, one bn
a = blind iio Sc, - , hands high, and ROACH sho
perry, gay charges, aud take said animal away befo
the 10th instant. If left after that lime it will be 30
at public auction by z. A. Guilliote Auctioneer.
VIM. MCDONALD, Commissary Cd Ward
as ID tIunciuaIity.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

During part OF the reign Of General jackson
the linportations of specie from Eagland were I'M
usually large. This indicated that the balance OF
trade was against our quandom mother The
hnm tuggers were eternaly crying out see the
wisdom Of the old chief;-,o him and tn his n,,a
sures we owe the extraordinary prosperity of the
country. We have got old England under our
thumb at last, and the people believed it all. They
actually believed that our exports to England,ex-
ceeded our imports thence. What were the facis
ut the case! The United States bank was doom.
ed to destruction in the second wear of Jacksnu,s
reign In due time came the .enoval of the de-
p9sites and then commenced the system of over
banking and over-trading that have brought the
country to destruction. The very moment the
weight was taken from the spriEg, up it flew and
no check existed to keep the moned corporations
and monied men from going 10 excess Thou
sands Of interested persons were benefited bv the
change. The tine had arrived for pcrlectng the
the schemes of monopoly that had [ cen concoct-
ed and arranged during the previous six wears
Master spirits c"nrivcd themselves into every bank
that was chartered, and backcd by the credit OF
those institutions, they determined to furce Great
Br'ta'ninto measures. They saw that the memo
poly OF cotton would compel the spinncrs tn pay
the increased prices And they succeeded. Cot
ton at l6 to 10 cents in this city, brought at Liver.
p'"l on an average for the last four years from 10
to 20 cents per pound. Notwithstanding our i'm
'hansc imports of English manufactured STAPLES
our cotton at these rxorbitant prices brought Eng
land Iii debt to u.s. That debt was paid ard prom pt-
~ 100, by the importation of specie from her do
minons into this country This unnatural diver
sion OF bullion from its regular channels has re-
acted upon our own heads with a fearful force
Where is the actual wealth that turned the balance
Oh trade against England! 1t never existed. 1t
was the monopoly of credit BY favored few that
eHected such &c angement in our trade The
importation OF specie from England upturned the
fountains Of her credit, while we were the greatest
losers. General Jack sons measures. which he
turned to lucky political account, and the doing-
OF the monopolists have ruined America, and
more than probable, ere this, have blown up the
oahk OF England. Had the drawing of specie
from England by maintaing the high prices Of cat
ton here, benefited ourselves, il W ould have been
ialr coup declat in trade. But for government
to set the example to its own citizens of monono.
''zng the wealth of the country, and thus to de-
s'oy tue hopes and prospects of every planter,
'armer' mechanic, and honest dealer throughout
inc Cnlcn, there is no punishment too severe. We
owe HFeat Britain upwards of fifty Million Who
Is TO Pay II! When is it to be raid! How is it
TO be paid! Postcr'y will pay it, when there
shall have been complete destruction of credit
ana npturnins of the institutions of The country,
and they VIII pay il by fair comm erciul value
upon products of their labor.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

u The ship FRANCONIA, Wood master. fr,m
Liverpool is discharging cargo neatly oppos the We.
getahe market Consi gnees will please take out their
permits and attend TO the ret eipt Of their goods
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

The owner will comply with the law and take him
55ii III 5 HARPER
l'oo plot the Watch
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

M As brought to HE police prison If the 81 Nnn
w cipality ON the 9th instant black girl by The
name OF > Nli, about ld ofaga, saysshe bconas
Her owner viii prove property pay charges and TAX.
"'l I""! II : HARPER,
az Captain of the Watrb
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

~ iRAlS-Was taken up on The nigh, Of the 9Th
~ INST by the night watch, and committed to tho
pound OF the upper guard house, Sd Ward Cd Munich
natitya snail vi bite horse with G p on the right
thigh and small hay poney horse, both hind feet white
to the iet'ocks.- The rs of said animals are
1nesied to come forward, prove property pay charges
ahu take them away on or before Satl rlny the 22d
INST on which day they will be sold ut II o'clock ky
Ellllott auCtionccr. II h STRISGER
al0 lot Commissary Sd Ward ID Municipality.
20, 60, 60, 20, 50, 2, SO, "a, 81, GO, 50, Is
'1fe the dra'"n nnn'5ers IF tie l7M Glass Of
EFEsH1Hl SCEsOasE LOTTERY.
A ufHoRISED by Act of the Legislature OF the
STATE oi Louisiana, for the benefit ofthe sOuachia
Hcho"i soclety passed and approved tho 2lst March,
CLASS No. 10, FOR 1887.
IL be dra'rn M .Njm OrlGas, on Saftrdayl 5M Aprl
10 Number Lolery-l2 Drawn Ballots.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

MISS Charlotte Barnes' new Drama of Lnft,o
VIII be produced tonight in unusual spIendor.-
we give the following tribute of admiration to
'ne piece from the pen of our friend Preptics
" inns drama, the production of that very lovely
and talented young lady, Miss Charlotte Barnes.
was produced 10 n fashionable and overAowina
mousse Miss Barnes has selected, with admirabI.
taste, the most pre-cminent and affecting Incl
dents IN the novel of Laiitte, and has ad.ntcd
'hem to the stage with her usual Judgment and,
DISCRIMINATION. Those portions of the piece. also
when are OF her own composition, arc happily
olenaed with the original. The performance of
The drama excited, throughout, the most intense
interest, and was received by the audience with
enthusiastic applause. We regret that the
close OF the engagement of Mr.. Barnes and his
family, will entirely preclude the possibility Of
representation Of Laiittc. The MANNERS will or,-
ufy the wishes of the public generally, by MAKING
an arrangement with these distinguished peyrorm-
ers to repeat at some future period, this bipb,v
successful drama.' With such teslinonv in II,
favor, who will not goa
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS.
The price ofiresh flour day, being 81 % cents pcr
ounces of bread for Bit during next week from Man.
day the 10th inst Bread of the second quality or Of
three loaHcs for bit is required weigf AZ l., oun
ces. d. pRJEITi2 aI,y,. ~
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

u NOTICE-The shin FKANCONIA IV-oJ
mater, Is discharging Cargo opposite the VeyeaIln
MTHet. Gonsignecs will please take out their permit.
and attend to the receipt Of their goods Iii
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

TO Bl4ACkSMITS AND OTHERS.
nN hand four of Conklin's Patent Portable FORCES
W with bellows attached of different sizes, and for
sale at reduced prices, ut the of Poydrus and
Tchoupaulas streets, by
april 1-2w SEKIP
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

AS brought 10 the police prison tflhe o. 1 ~
ienso about 10 years of age says he Iel 10y named
ConneI y. The owner will prove propertv "gs 10 Nj
ges, and take him away. r. : II Z, pay ehar
10 Captain oc H. w
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

Sl,ol4 amounting to 243,o9o
lekets-wholc tickets, 0u; halves. s. So quarter
Packages of % Tickets $le5, warranted to draw at
tas' $p2, aud may driw the four Capitals. Passages
d shares in proportion.
tnr Tickets apply al the Managers Office, 81 Grayier
street, adjoining the entrance into tic arcade and iun
Chai tres between Cont aEd 81. Louis SITS.
ai0 Jk MEAD, Manager.
ETLt0GR-IsGc Ills surcr;nc for sale at a Ne"
4 Lcvve by aiG G DGRSSf'
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

Previous TO LATTE, the Farce of
FAMILY JARS.
DELPHI, Mr. P,rros
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

I'D COUNTING HOUSE CALENDAR, foriG37
WEOTCIiKISS & Co.'S. Counting House Calendar
corrected and revised to TIE present date for sale
HI "a Chnrtrcs street bv
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

BY WM FLOWER.
NJ Ill be sold at the Exchange, corner of Charities
w ana st, Louis streets, oh Saturday 18th inst n,
noon, tle negro boy ROBIN. about % years old I'M a
i've well looking negre and is sold with full gunran.
tee against the vices and maladiGs prescr by law
Terms cash. al
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

GtoD FISH AND MACKERE1.-s 10 box es Cod
~ Fish, 50 bbls No . and 100 do N, 3 Mackcrcl,
landing from brig George, for sale by
alb $ IL j WHITNEY, Cont ST.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

NOIlCF.-Aeher tho Captain II " consignces of the
British ship Montreal, will be responsible for any
debts contractcdby III, crew.
alb II G CAMMACk & Co.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

EsosIN AND sOAf-I.andi0g from shps Nnnfas.
n a ket and Henry Clay, 60 boxes imitation No.
soap brand OF Jackson Il Trowbridce leo o,l n
Tor sale by ISAAC BRJDGF & r. II
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w AS brought to The police prison Of iLo " y agh.
~ panty, on the N instant, negro w",. ~ nunc
CAROLINE about 30 years OF age Saws "o sn nanI
TO Madam Dlezs Garcia. '' sue belohs
her away. II : et id and tai,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

TVU.
Nntc-Nlaps ofthe city Of Pensacola. and the harhor
of Pensacola arc exhibited at the Arcade Exchange
Magazine street. ala
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

M ANTED an active Young IS Clerk, and 10
make himself otherwise useful. Apply.by let
ter, to II, loy Office, 81 Charles Iheatre Ma
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

sECoNp SALE or LOTS At FENsAC0Il--
FHNllE second sale of lots in the new city of Pensace
n Ia on Monday the first day of May next under the
direction OF w III Ch4se, Acting Trustee of the Pcnsa-
cola City Company, Late Land Company
The conditions will be stated in the advertisements
for the sale Of January last, viz
10 cash, or endorsed papers at months, with in
tGrest.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w AS brought 10 the police prison of u -
~, inequality on the 9th lust a neeru p,e 2ud Nu
ed lLLl about 10 years ofuge, sass WOMAN na%
Her owner Is roorost,,, ,e,.. OelOnss
Mi ia '''''' II $ HAKpEtsp~ and
"ii Cant of H. Iii
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

" Neither theC Captain conseneps of the British
stlp maHu-ihEI vi" be responsible for the debts OF
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

I ID IN fuuf years, :
Fql titles will be given to purchasers but the notes
be RENTED such lot shall be improved within one
year from the day ofsae, by substantial house, not
less than 23 feet 'front.' by 20 feet in depth and of two
| stories high.
Further particulars will be made known OH the dav
of sale, and distribution made of explanatory maps and
catalogues.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15
CHARLES MAURIAN

eD'u"fE ltI ia3'. Judge.
=. page i+n. In testimony whereof have hcreunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the said court nj
me cy OF New Orleans, on this Goth day of March IN
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
IN 'l the SIX trst yeor ofhe Independence
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

MI lSSlNG-Supros ed to have been sent tbrous i
w Intake from ship Henry, from Boston, to some Of
ncr nees tour bundles of Selves, marked Stone
leans. Any person having them in his possession will
eoi1ra favor by giving information of the same at No.
25 Gtaver street.. - AVE-
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

EHLoLR--25OO bbls superIne, for sale bv -
Il all q DORSEY, IA New Levee.
NNANTED-Two vessels. not drawing more tImn
w eight feet when loaded, proceed to Atakapas,
and load timber for Northern port A liberal lrcght
Will be given if immediate application be made ut %
Common street, to
nj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

81 ALTA cargo OF salt aioat, for sale low for cash O
~ approved paper, for terms, apply t,
nlI Ii. e. CAAihlACk & Co
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

j No HOFGHklSS y Ce.
DIGS FEET-3i halfbanes picked pies feet, ing
- received and for sale at 70 Gmyier street by
Il ais HOGERT Il II 4IpruGpN
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

I'D )3k-St0 bills clear, mss prime &c. for sale by
Il alb IAfET & AMELUNG, II Commerce ST.
II ARD & BACON for sale al II New I.eveo, BY
"a 4 nIU
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

ECTIFlED WlIIoKEY-l75 bbls landing iicn
Z steamer Columbus. for sale by
ar DORSEY, IA New Lcvee
ESLOUR-388 bbls landing from Flat boat and for
IL sale at 26 Poylras 81. by
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

q 10RN-9C8 sacks corn, in store and for sale at u
" Poydras street by
a12 cPIVo,r O. D.1r,
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1837-04-15

w lilSkEl-l0O hbs lectifed landing and for s., lie
w by all DORSEY, II New levee.
EN.olit-500 hbls landing from steamer Louisville
IL for sale at 81 New Lcvce, by
nl2
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10
From the New Haven (Ct.) Herald.

Attempt at Murder and Suicide at Wood
bury -On the afternoon OF Tuesday last
an lrishman travelling with a bundle, came
to the public house kept by Mr.. ]. Z. Mar
shall, in Woodbury., and made some inqul
ries about the road. He left his bundle
in the bar room and vert to the office Of
Charles 3. Phelps, Esq, an attorney and
magistrate Of the district, to whom he said
he lad come to deliver himself, aud went
on to state a long incoherent account Of
the abuses he had received at Zoar bridge
ard Merri,'s bridge, having been robbed
of six dollars in money, pair of boo's, and
Of being chased through cornfeld.
Mr.. Phelps supposng him to be intoXi-
Gated, referred him to Judd, deputy sher
iff He went off, bu, soon returned, bav
ing Invested himself Of most Of his clothing
in the street. and again went into the office
of Mr.. Phelps, from which he YVES ordered
out.
About half past 6, he returned to Mar
shalls bar room. armed with knife, where
without any quarrel or proyocation, he
assaulted a young man named Daniel
Peck, inflcting three Wounds IN the breast
and alb omen He oIso attacked Mr.. Mar
in the abdomen, Mr.. NJ then gave an
alarm, and fed into the sitting room where
vac Mrs. Sw,h, the widow of DR.. Swift,
OF Bristol. The assassin followed. and
struck Mr. Swift With the knife through
the tight cheek, to the tongue, and again
in the breast, which fortunately struck a
s,eel busk, ard thus lost its effect.
Mr.. Preston, an aged lady, mother ia
law Of Mr.. Marahal, hearing the alarm,
came into the room, and was N her turn
assaulted, receiving severe and danger
Gus wound IN the abdomen, from which the
iniesllnes protrnded. The assassin then
retreated behind n door, where he cut his
own throat, the knife passing near the
carotid artery and wind pipe.
Several persons had by this time assem-
bled end attempted to seize him, but he
resisted powerfully ill he was knocked
down the cellar stairs, where he en,rench
ed himself behind door. until rope wa,
thrown, by which he was noosed, brongh
to the floor, and bound.
The scene presented shocking sight
Mrs. Preston it is thought is wounded ia
tally; Mr.. Marshell dangerously, aud Mrs
Swift severely, hui not dangerously. Mr.
Peck Is wourded IN the lungs, perhaps IA
tally. The assassin was wc''erlng IN bloo
but the extent of his wounds was not a.
cerlalned at II O'Clock on Tuesday night
The letter from which we obtain tn
above particulars says; it is probable he
maniac, escaped from confinement. II
said name his was John De WISE, or ID
Wlve. and was going to Vermont. He is
perfect model Of muscular vIgor, and ha
, probably been a soldier
lie spoke Of being shot by Cnul
Martial, and put himself in the attitude
: that military punishment"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-11-10

RAIL ROAD AccIDENT..-An accident
happened on the Worcester rail road on
Monday afternoon by which the engine.
tender, and milk car, were thrown off
from the track in Newton. near the Charles
river bridge, and considerably injured, and
the engine man, Mr. Farwell, had his hand
SO severely wounded that it was necessary
to amputate it. No other person was in
jured, and the passenger cars were not
thrown from the track. |. became neces-
ssry 10 send 10 town for an other engine
to convey the train to Worcester, in con.
sequence Of which it did not arrive until q
late hour. The downward train was also
considerably delayed.-- Boston Daily .ad-
vertiser.