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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-18
Philadelphia News Iiems.
PHILADEL PHIA, Friday, Sept

PHILADEL PHrA, Friday, Sept. II, 1852
During the week ending yesterday, there
we're ~ 2O7 tups of coal transported the Reading
Railroad, and 10 s03 shipped ny Sohuykill Canal
An attractive feature of the present On =
bibon Of the Pennsy ysns Horticultural Society 10 .
display Of models If nearly one huodred varieties Of
peers sppes and other frui. the production " the
genius Taste and sail NJ Messrs Town Glover, Of
Flshkill Landing, New York The models are exsosted
In wax and the imitation Of tho nuts psrtise u
the ihten and exterior organic atom of toe ns,ar1
fruit Is perfect 10 deceive tbs very best odgoa
Every shade Of colorng, and every defoc sven, are
wonderfully cOunterf,hed. Mr. g. Is artist OF sur
prisng merit Ia biz line.
Samuel Buntey. aged 10 years, was run
over by railroad cars In Willow 81 yesterday After
noon. and billed
John Stechenburg, brick maker, living
IN schuykll 7th st., near Vine attempted 70 connis
suicide las, evening by taxing audsDum. His life ~as
saved at the hospital Domestic trouble vas tas casa
John Cole, the speech-making citizen
arrested again this morning on charge OF oeing
nuhaT ce, and sent h. prison. IL ns hard cA''oe
what else can be done with him
George Nugent was convicted To-Day o.
assault and battery with intent TO kill, apoo JOIN r'as
son, IN June last Sentence Is deferred
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Public Education In Prussia.

We find the following statistical intorma-
ton in German p per, aud give it With a
hut to the reader to re member that the
hmgoOm of Prussia Including all its provinces east
spd vest, is only as large as New. York, Penn
sylvsuia and New-Ie.Sey combined, though pos
ses,ing a population Of near l. 900 600.
According to official reports, there are at pres
eut in Prussia 2i20l common schools with 81, S65
teachers and > i53O62 scholars. sos Burger schools
the pupils pay a small sum Tor tuition in III, Sc
with 22G9 teachers and O. 3G2 scholars; 3S5 girls
schools with 9lS u achers, and SO SO scholars :;
III e,mrasia, with / Goa teachers, and %, IA
holars. The 10 normal schools, or school
t..,hers seminaries, count @,ill pupils; in the
A., universities, at the end of last year, were
,.'aG students. AID in the six theological semi
5, $40. .o
IL budget COR 1852 grants 3is, ssS thalers-
500 OCO-for the support OF che Protestant
,hrch, while the expense Of the state TOR the
, Noc Church reaches 20, lOl thAers,. or
1000.
IN CITY OF Berlin has increased in population
within year l.,@9o persons, making the "hoe
pogulat.on COW some 40 Ooo.
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GERMAN Y.
XVII.


pVvOTT-11ON AND COUNTER REVOLUTION
The inevitable conflict between tho Ma
tionsI Assembly Of Frankfort and the States
Government of Germany, at last broke out in open
hostilities during the first days Of May iSi9. The
Austrian deputies, recalled by their Govern nent,
had already left the Assembly and returned homo.
with the exception Of few members Of the Lsft
or Democratic party. The great body OF the Con.
seryatiye members, aware Of the turn things wefs
about to take, withdrew even before they wers
called upon to do SO by their respective Govefa-
ments. Thus, even Independently OF tho causes
which in the foregoing papers have been shown -
strengthen the influence Of the Left, the mere de-
sertion of their posts by the members OF the Rigtf
sufhced to turn the old minority into q majority
of the Assembly. The new maturity which, at ~
former time, had dreamt Of ever obtaining that
good fortune, had profted BY their places on sss
opposition benches to spout against tho weaknee''
the indecision. the Incidence Of tho old ma3on'J
and Of its Imperial Lieutsnancy. Now al q. ONCE
Mev we're called on to replace that old majority.
7'A<y were now to show what they cou'a Pe''o'@-
OF course their career was TO be one OF energy.
determination. activity. TAey, the elite Of Ger.
many would soon be able to drive EDWARDS tho
emil, Lieutenant Of tbs Empire and his vacillat-
nc m;nissers and in case that was poss DE thcy
would-therr could be 40 doubt about 10y '"'~
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Ohio stafe Fair.

CLEVELAND, Friday, Sspt. L, ~
The manufacturing department oil TUE
Fair Is well filed with contdoud,us from ali P1tts ~
the Union. Samples Of American hardware ar 50
very runerous. and HORTICULTURE Is very ven rePae
sent.d mosty from Onto. Toe election oil 70 VS.
large aud Varied an kettles much inter'St 4 40
Of far nipg implements 10 exceedingly good 'nG
pie composition IL 10 poss and reaPing mssoIas III
The latter there are some bait dozen kinds. oe
lection of hOWSs 10 small and does mol c. ii ,s
rare specimens The hall Of tle exhibition, nksaa
bail upon ,bs erourd is convent mi, and oss w, sood
Up. The show OF Dssuerreo,ypes not arg ~. n,
The crowd Ia or the decrease IL wa a. =, ,,..J
yeste, dAy when the sum total Of all parsons 40
ana within the inclosure reached ~ ~ lac "H
number Of strspgersis not far from 10 w. ,s,is
Pekpoct.ts have beea operating prett, onsAy AZ
snd outside of the grounds Several thieves "ee
rested. , A.. -, of
man WA stabbed yesterday while IN tns ~ b ia
poobetpicking. lie succeeded, however In inAA''s
escape. ,o~,,,, Ia.
humber Of persons were arrested hn mo- -,
sice Of the inclosure, for thurusnng tnen
thrnu,h n. fence 10 friends upon tbs outnc
The sum total Of NE recsPts yesse rdsy wsrs n
Aartip Wells WA arrested yesterday, on OhAs
s,e,Hns 81. 100 aof two hoEsss from st LoSA
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stute Agricultural society Fair.
d,Oayd OF Pyemipms Corfinued. 4


SAxOsY SHEEP- Bucks tDo years old and orer list "a
les h. Croker Vernon, S2; ID Is H. chuch Vernon tie-
BacSs under tcO years Odlt y II Church. VERNON Sfs
I'd s. Croker Vernon. $40 Fire Eces ore, too yeass
lst & r. Croker Vernon, S2 ID s. II Church, veraou-
SO Fire Eues under co yedys.-lst. ). Church. Vd'
non, Sl2; I'd. ). +. Croker Vernon. $40.
GRADE sHREP.-Bnoks Orer fiso ye1ys-lt ID. Curus-
Cauaan, S2; I'd ~ w Curtis Canaan, $40 Bnek' .sde5
,rO yeays-lst w Curtis, Canaan, Si2; ID d. Curu&
Canaan $40 Fire Eues fv0 ysdrs-lss joseph a.
we'll Hoosck Sl2, I'd. ID. s. Curtis, Canaan, so Fses
Er9ss uHdey tco yevsis d. 8. Curtis Canaan, Ok ID
ID w Curtis Canaan. so. ..,
FoREIGN sHgEr-Laag Wooded Buoks-Georse Mi'ie,
MARKHAM. {. w. $40. Fivs Eres-Wm Miller, rickeflss,
CIV $40 Middle Wooded Bgck-Ralph Wade, il, Co
bours CIV, $40 Fire Ewes-Ralph Wade, Jr, Cooous.
CIV. $40 - -
MERINoEs Preach Buok-Daniel KimbsIl, Clseia.
W. $40; Fire French Epes-O 4. Hoiburd, aud d. Kun
ball. Shelbune, VI, $40. 49,
LARGE BREED SwisY--Boay orer too yesy.-lsssc W
Curry, South Trenton, $40 Boay one year-I b Wshe-
man Herr liner $40. Sovs iics 0ea,s old a"@ oVer-'A
Isaac w Curry, nth Trenten, go. Soo one ysa'-Js"'
j, Hers Kirkland. so
SMALL BREED SwiNE-Body one year od-st. AlmcnS
Rarnsid Marshall $40 Sous. tvo ys1r' oid-lst Il. T.
Manha. Vernon $40 Soo. ye1r-lst A. Il. Fiss.
Lifch6ed NJ Y, $40. lot Pigs-st. A. l.. Fish Llchsed-
NY, $40. -
PLowfSG-lst, A. ID GrsnDis Thomas williams pisw.
man Peter Aud's pillow. New Hartford 3ll; I'd. Samuel
Campbell Eew-York Mills, Edward Hatness, plownss.
Peter Aulds pillow $40.
FARn Filming MNs--lst. Jacob Csppes.
Fort Plain $40. Com Stiik Cutter is. Taylor Thomas
4 Co New York $40. ROlcy-lst. James Ii shsTi, New
TIa1lord $40
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The Re,a. Ia MAYO.
.,or,.,vcsssscs N TIE y. v Tribune
PORTLAND. Ne, Tuesday, Sept

sou,poajsaos NJ Tss y. v TRIBUNE
PORTLAND. Ne. roesdsy Sept H. l5Ja
DEAR Sir: cur State Election is over
the battle on the Maine Law was fought with
great energy, and the Law is glorously sustained.
Every Senator elected is pledged TO the Law, and
at least thee -four his ofthe House Of Repres -nti.
ti,cs are Maine Law men Sanbom, Of Bangor,
snd Chapman, Of Bddeford, Wings, from
tropg Wbig cities, who opposed the Law, and
yoted against If, were regularly renominatcd,
Being ve,y able and respectable men, but were
run down by irregular Maine Law candid ties,
who have large majorities. In strong Democrats
towns, Maine Law Wings have been elected, and
vice versa. The leaders who took ground against
the Law have been terribly beaten. Ia this city,
the Rummies were run completely into the ground'
and can never dig out, sho wing, concluslvely,
the shameful frauds they prac'iced upon US at the
lat Municipal Election, which, indeed, they DO
not deny. The Maine Law is forever fixed in
Maine ".
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GEoRGIA.-Hon. John Macpherson B,r-
nen's position on the Presidential question E,
clearly defined by The AHaRta tGeol RereiLle -
the II n inst, as follows:
s1orcs us sincere pleasure to be enabled to co,,
municsie 90 our readers that disn susned aud h
iy esteemed friend, Hon Macpherson Berrien ~.
support the regular Wing nomicaions OF Scott ~
Graham. Mr.. B-rTiep, from recent family sillcr
ard for other causes, csnnOt take active part In
canvass; but, as a Whiy. be feels Ia honor bound
su,ssn the regular oomnses VI thst party Tnls sn.
pie announcer eDt Will carry JOY 10 the hearts Of
toocsapd' Of true Nbiss, rot only In Georgia, but
throughout the entire South II viii eosss, hin, es.
pecAily. doubt nor IA the Wings Of shs % Forth
Sts,e VIII fs~orte siates1so is On he same chs,
VIZ Gen SC , and whose fs'thuness 10 tbs Sou,i we
oil personally DOW
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Come cticut Prcparing.

To N. Editor Of The ~ Y Daily Tribune:
NEw.LoNDoN, Conn, Thursday, Sept lG, l8j2
Perhaps, sir, you think that Connecticut
is rather backward 10 the Presidential struggle,
but such is not the fact.
Last evening the WhiSs Of this place held
meeting and formed a Scott and Graham Club.
Over !, 900 names were enrolled as members.
1t was ths most enthusiastic meeting that has
teen held in this place for a number of years.
Connecticut will surely give Scott from 1000 to
," majority. Yours truly,
ROWLAND +. CoNKLIN, Sec.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to The Eew-YOTk Tribune,
ue-n Telegraph Office. corner of Hnnoser and Bearey.,
yyhfg Meeting at Boston.

BOSTON, Friday, Sept II, lsj2.
The Boston Young Mems Wing Club,
bad grand rally al Fanu-n Hall this evening. Tue
meed0g was called to order by Harvey Jewell Esq,
President Of the Club, who after few romsrks iaro-
OF ced Hon ISasc w. Stewart Of Connecticut NJ
Stewart spoke for half sn hour, and taking his s-s
three cheers given for Connecticut. James Egso,
Eco, OF Boston. eloquent young Irlshnan, then
n united the rostrum and commenced speech which
interrupted By the entrance of delegation of 500
Wig. from 10 we'll, delegations from Wateuown and
Walthsm, embracing some 900 more. Two bands Of
mu,ic accompanied these deleg atoms, and they
received vith hearty sud prolonged cheering.
Mr. Eesn concluded hi. speech, ant was followed by
Bon j. Il Scammon # llinOs The hall was well
filed, probably 900 or 500Op parsons being present. Is
WIS an enthusiastic Wing denomination.
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B' The Albany Register understands

r. The Albany Register understands
Nth v,eat difficulty. In reply to our recent state
ment that
"Tbe Maine Law was enacted without reference to
politics or party and is Will DO sustained anu o'nu''u
In like Manner,
It inquiries
aIf this be so how comes 1t that Mr. Crosby, la The
Tyib1fats estimation, has been elected Governor OF
Maine Oh ouah the sgstl at the polls oil ths same
Maine LIQUOR Law2 How Gomez !. ttst "a WING ssh
ate and possibly Whis House also 10 due to the Iii
amor Law agitation aid also "Wnig County Oilcers
10 several cOunaes, If neither parties DOR politics nave
anything to do VITA enaclDG, sustaining or difdsng
ahst law I"
To which we answer-l. We never estimated
that Dir. Crosby has been elected Governor OF
Naine, but only that he may be by the Leglsla-
tnre which may be Wing, ana in which there will
he several Wildcats VINO will prefer anybody
else TO Hubbard. .. A " Wing Senate, and pos
sbly Wing House" primarily due to the
distraction among the Opposition in Maine, which
The Maine Law did not create, bat which it has
done much to increase and develope.
The Maine Law has been dragged into the Peli-
tics of Maine. not by it's friends out by It's antag-
op;sts. Nal Dow, Wing Mayor OF Portland, and
.reoular Wing candidate for reelection, was de-
ieated by the money and votes I'm part oil Wing
onnoneuts of that law. And now the Rum lnte-
rest in both parties has boted run Governor o
ia own. and created general confusion. This has
proyoke d retaliution-or rasher, uHlon for defense
THOUSANDS Of Wig votes we're cast Tor uoV'
JInbl arc while Wing StnatOrs have been elected,
or tA,ir opponents defeated, by DemocfStc
votes That is the whole story.
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CITY POLITICS.

DELEGATES TO WIG STATE CONVEX
TON City-I. The Convention was held at No. 10
Dutch-It Tx Aid James Kelly Second WafD pre-
siding End John Griffin (Flr,t Ward acting as S9cre'
tery. Thomas Cody Of the First Ward, was chosen
a. The Eleventh Delegate to the Dlstrc. Convenuoo'
AFTER which Mr. RorERT s. COLLINS, OF the irH
Ward was appointed Delegate TO the Whlg state Coo
vention. and Mr. Amor j. Williamson lSecond WARD
Alternate Mr. Collins 10 In favor Of the re-aomnatlon
of Washington Hunt for Governor, and George Cor
nell, for Lieut.. Coy ernor.
1.-THE Convention met at Florence's,
and organized by the appointment Of Junu' s@gs
Third Ward as President, and George hsock' JF, as
Secretary. owen ". Brennan, OF SIKH ward was
chosen Delegate TO Syracuse, and Lx'A9d James
Wood Third Ward ss Alternate. On NOUN Oh WI
liam Rowe, (sivh Ward tue Delegate vas Instructed
N favor Of tbs rcnomnatiOn OF Washington hunt io'
Goveruor. and George J. Cornell Tor Lieut.. GjVernor'
S,xrryvTH WARD.-Thc Churubusco
cinb NE, Al their head quarters, Chelsea HAl
Fi,bteeuth g., corner Of Eghthav Jas Harney' E'q'
ocrupied the Chair This WAS business messlns 70
r,ke praparation for their grand pole sud oanner
,sl,ing which takes place Friday evening neh'' inc
oi,h inst resolution passed and Com ni'De ~
or,e5 ,oinye all the Scotland Graham Cla6' and 0tael
M, Associations Of this City and vicaiy' 70 s'.ena
-, ,b,, occs.p. After the business was over Lieut.
Ma, addressed the Club in bis usually spirited manner
~. remarks were received with applause Throughout
Mr. Gay, also addressed the meeting, and urged mem
On hs rrea, and good Cause, In which tnsy were Gu
sased. There was good singing By the members Vi
tie Club ard others. 49,.
The whls, of this Ward have backed % vac.
sruor In good earnest aud will continue Sis,'AANy
81, ctuL work, until Gen. SCOTS greatest 'ic0ry ~
November next. Let otter WaEd', 1t dua!ofy' 'AA'
example.
WIG MEErING.-There was large
s,.hertps of the Wings last evening at washington
Hall in Jsr,ey Ciy to hear the report Of De'es.'
T-sp,op for he selection of Wing Electors on The q
Inst. The meeting was organized BY canns ,Am's ".
PalpDer. E.a to the Chair and choosing Mr. lyman a.
secretary. ne.srs F. T. FrsEnsbuy'en, j. W. s'ad-
d.r Rober, Gfchrst Jr., and others, addressed the
meeting. Mr.Jw. scudder announced Mr.. Freling'
hrv,sn. who came forward and delivered an eloquent
.ee,e,,. which was Interrupted By frequent demon
.,-a.c us Of applause. Hs commenced By speaking Of
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William A. Grnham ana the secessiouists

William a. Graham ana the SeCessiOnists
The following is Governor Graham's
letter TO the Alabama Secession or Southern
Rights Committee
HILLsBoRoyH, N c., Wednesday, Aug o., lsJp
GENTLEMEN: Your letter, pr, pounding sedes VI
utrrro atOes at the in'tsnce Ot tue southern Right.
Cor ven ton If the State ri ALBANIA which gsssmyed
81 mtg, merry on the - uldmo, has been received.
In rrpy, have the honor to say, that an by 1rth
education, re,ideoce Association, ard Interest, ieai
6eo uih the south These, with my past lif4, alord
a. nv opinion a better guar AutPe Of hdey 10 s her
iu,t Tighs any declarations OF abst act speculR
p opii ions siter have be5o, by lnventiou of my
iucal uie1 g. placed before tae naiOn ss candidate
for high station desire to see az end to the agies
ton OF Slavery in conoechon Win national 20 tics aud
bcieve that 10y faithful sdherence the soj istmsnt
a0e by the ClmprUdissO o. $50 ant the execution Of
law II hiss n carried by the eseot
i've head of vac yernmen the country 10 destined 70
iep sno i.ecurity tb. exciting topic such as Il
bss not enjoy ed since tue agitation nmeuced
Will this sppess to he the general sate OF public
tselitg in vii sections perceive nei'hera nefes
iiy utility the pbrt Ut the SJuh Tor dis custom
Il the extreme cases OF apprehepded Dufy comprised
IN y0ur inerOFsOTes among the prac Heal lestions
OF he hues such vas the u0an no opinon of those
pat 0tic citizens Of tie SOuh sho delegated 10
'hr conveu ion by which was DOmnsted, ano who
qu a. only an arc i-scenc9 10 The Compromise a
ecur their h. 10 me present luucture 10
tnAi opinion concur .hsll undertake est.blsh
of ortuod Ky, 10 fau the flame of lac excite
In the fc'ion the other, but, II elected will
assume the powers deVolsed on ne with 90 impartial
miod, aud q purpose to maintain the integrity e the
UbioD upon principles just constitutional and LIBERAL
toStrd all t. psrts
l am, very respectfully, your sbcdisnt servant,
WILLIAM l. GRAHAM.
Mssra THoxAs wntIAMs, J. a. ELMORE, &c, Com
mitce
P s-Tbe reception Of your Litter in the midst Of
ny prepGrat Us departure from Washipgto aud
engsge uts In the removal and establish
a. my family At hnrns, has occasipned stesy 10
TIA scknos lec gment winch trust VIII De ascdbed to
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B"A Graphic Sketch Of GG'Phini'm
and the Empire Club, by Democrat" is little
pamphlet which is circulating privately and anon
ymously in our City 1t is about the most
piquant publication Of the day. WA The Post
please TO issue il among its Tracts 10 the c IN
peigu
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Murder.

ONETDA Friday, Sept T. 1852.
Mrs. Mary Gregg. wife of Ephram X.
Gregg, Of Munnsville, Madison Co. was shot through
the body las; evening, sbou, so o'clock, as
waibng dishes before her pantry window Toe 'ho,
came from the outside, and evidently fired within
a fe feet Of the window. Tne un'orunsto woman ex.
was fired Ma SrFsn NJ Gregg, sisteriuaw OF toe de-
ceased, standing beside her, assisting her In toe
work Noaees Of the murderer have been found, and
no Cause be for the commission OF the decd
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, Friday Sept H.. l,j3
General Wool arrived here yesterday.
The Weather Is pleasant and the City
healthy.
DR.. Albert, Edtor of German Demo
cratic Campaign paper yesterday published in his pa
per charges against the virtue OF the wife Of No hit
breebl Eoitorsi The GeTna1 Republican. rne iatsT.
consequently, accompanied By tSo friends, called on
Dr. Albert and demanded retrsetien Of the chars5',
which being refused kaubrecht drew pistol and snOt
tefI in the right breast The wound Is dangerous,
hut not necessarily fsts Kiaubrecht and one of ais
friends have been held to bail
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IMPORTANT FROM YUCATAN.--Thc
Nee. Orleans Picoyune Of the 10Th inst. says
We have received some private information from
YGca'sn, stating that movement is on foot in
tat state to apply 70 the United States for pro-
lection and annexation. Some of the leading
men in the country are engaged in the movement"
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RUrUs CHoATE.-'A Wing is anxious to
know where Mr.. ChOate may be found in the Pre-
sdential contest. II he will look over any Mani
fssto OF the Boston Slzzlers, he will see where he
is NOT to be found. After that, he can readily ap-
prehend the truth-namely, that Mr.. ChOate will
IN due time be found working and voting with his
WHO brethren as ever.
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IL The steamship Glasgow arrived
here yesterday at IL o'clock, A. NJ. accomplish
ing the passage in L. dass Il hours hay ne sailed
from the Clyde on the 4,h inst a, o'clock Pm.
This is the quickest passage TO the westward yet
made ny any screw steamer, the Great Britain's
asst voyage from Liverpool having been ID days :
hnnra.
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MASSACHUSETTS, Edward Dickins,
of Amherst, has been nominal by the Whies
rs their candidate for Congress in the Nth Dis.
met, Massachusetts,, and DIR. Luther V. Bell 10
Tie With. In the With District, Hon. George
Hood has received the. Opposition nomination for
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Fire I'm Ledynrd.

Correspoldsnce OF Tue n 7. Tn01Ds.
LEDYARD, Csyugs Co, Sept. 49, 1852.
On the 18th inst. fire occurred in this
town, which consumed the barn and wagon house OF
William P Gerow with most Of their contents inc1d-
ing nearly hi. entire crup Of grain and hay. high
west wind raging the time, driving thu d4nos
directly toward the dwelling house. which several limos
caught fire. but saved by the generous aud deter
mined exertiOns OF the neishbors. Il.
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Another Fatal Railroad Accident

sPNGFIELD Friday, Sept II, lsj2.
A fatal railroad ace, ent occurred this
ruornng at Cabo,vlc Just the excursion train wss
leaving for this place The engineer la leniog on the
steam too suddenly, caused such conclusion OF the
cars throw all the passengers from their seats two
of whom. BIZ Stope from Northampton, and another
name unh nogn) from HolyOke were killed.
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s.. Laurence Cos. Bloomfield Usher.
hl6any Cos. Robert II. Pruyni 4. Egbert
EgbeIts.