New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-26
NAIL GLEaNINcs.
/, RaIIRoAD AccIDENT-THREl

- nost y, ng ma occurred about "a O'Clock,
49, 49, ~ ~ Fuchburg Railroad, az road cross
ngHSs, f.smbrjdce near the Wagerly depot AS
49, ,ke fscss from passenger, II appears tns. 'as
49, ,sceciaI usin from Burlington was approach
uocy.ssnc Al q speed Of about forty miles an hour
~ co. Lev his long steam whistle aud ruog his
Mesrsl A. the same time reversing his engine.
- ~ ,ss;ced By some Of the passengers, wao sas
S.<.. sferc was something more than ordinary IN
- ~ S.,, he fact OF the engine being reve Sod
0v4sysin was going at 80 rapid speed, and some
et;~ sezn for the purpose of looking outside.
~. he train could be stopped, however tho engine
1s w .srrvslL containing Me-. William Sawyer, OF
49, s..rr Is xife three daughters, and Nc. John
srlpw Of Mr. Sawyer, knocking the carryall
eoV sssrsrufs and Instantly Killing Mr.. Sawyer, his
.sss 3sncbtcr, yoapg lady about IL years OF age,
sus Chloe. Tie two other daughters were young
.1rsr. ia eldest OF whom was thrown considerable
$500 from the track, snd escaped without anv serious
- he Youngest, an infant, was In It's mothers arms
~ re OF sie collision and singular enough was re-
~snfy or eiehf rods Inc front Of the engine be.
60 az powerful instrument Of destruction could be
SS.sreA When picked up, Mrs Sawyer was scnseless,
- str being fractured, aud portion of the brain pro-
SuJIne heretrom The infant TO whom she had so fond
- ejunr IN such terrible moment escaped unnarmed.
~ together with the two children taken to the
sdencc Of Mr. Reed, near by, where physicians were
efdily caed aud every attention paid the sufferers
M lawyer appearedt 20 have been struck on the LETT
"a of the head and body, aud not much bruised.
~ Gibbs badly muiilated as to scarcely bear
,ss the rcscr.blance 70 human being his head being
Srsbed 10 Jelly, bis intestines protruding from his
BODY and his body and limbs mansled most shockngy:
ne horses Just escaped instant DEATH and the last
Seusd from them they dashing up the road at
frjous speed. The train was detained about an hour
e 9ssa s q 4 s sS s '
- With surh friends OF Mr. Sawyer and the fami-
!, desired returned to the scene Of the accident.
M sawyer about fifty years Of age aud was re-
,.s, snuoioted Chairman Of the Board Of Inspectors
%shs e,ste Prison Very little hope is had for the re-
<nrerv q Ma sawyer Boston Journal, Tuesday.
Tar MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE
.y,s sy Adjourned on Saturday. sine die, after
son AZ I6 days. Though this body may have done all
~ socd that was hoped by some parties or all the evil
hav feared BY otncrs yet on me WHOLE tae STATE
ve 70 Ile dsmsge from the Legislative action OF the
~ ulnter The most important bills passed related
e re manufacture ana sale Of ardent splits; TO the
SbdBk Of the death penalty In al cases ezcep. hur
I, lie csllrg q Convention to amend the Const,tu.
dan Several other important measures were carried
through the Senate but killed in the House. which was
dc cont.rvstive body OF this LEGISLATURE Among taem
nav be mentioned the attempt 70 remove the Capital
I'D the repeal Of the Plurality Law In the election oil
yodsutnl Electors the bill for the bctter security
dpersonal liberty !" and the bill to district cities into
dnee districts for the election Of Representatives. AL
NE measures, We believe were Killed Ia the House.
hmeh most OF them passed The Senate The total ex-
perse Of the session has been sl12,67 20.
SupRrME Court OF THE UNITED
n Washington Monday May a. l352-E thelbert G.
Hbben Esq Of Ohio admitted an attorney and coun-
No ri Jofn Bacon ct al VI, James Andews-Eror to
Ne Circuit Court OF the United States for Mississippi Affirm
ns the Judgment Of the said Circuit Court In this cass with
n The State Of Pennsylvania complainant The
wheeling and Belmont Bridge Conpany-rhe argument on
bs espordents continued by Mesrs Campbell and Stan
To- r the complainant aud concluded by Mr. Reverdy
johnon for the respondents. Adjourned
~ Some of the papers doubt the state
sn recently published Of newly discovered laSe Of con-
sble s;zc within Is 20 miles from the Fails OF ST.
1uhopy The 81 anthony Express gives circunstantiai
srcount Of the discovery which append: Calvin A.
liable settlers in Minnesota together with several others IN
ending the ritter hereof some two weeks SINCE spent three
s in the exploration OF this lake. They found 1t to 30 ~
e9 o miles In length and full Is miles In width containing
% area Of 40 square miles. They also found numerous
Islands tbs s sp u G S ON sos isa ps
seres Tie explorers furthermore, found the lake TO con-
ain IN numsrable multitude Of sh and to BE- the resort
f myrisds OF wild fowl countless the sands Of the
orc They found its scenery sdescribsby beaut a They
nnd moreover spleadd belt OF timber skrtng he bor-
hrs ofthe lake to the width OF ffom to miles rich ia
every variety ofhard wool
n On Saturday last Senior Don Manuel
lansnzz presented his credentials to the President aud
received Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plonipo-
tsstiGy Of the Mexican Republic To this Government e
made short address to the President and concluded by say
ing my aims and all my Efforts will be so directed that
ths interests Of Mexos, which called upon to uphold
s ss nso s and that DURING my
may reply upon the kindness and esteem OF your Excel
day sp scsied The President briefly replied and alluded
u the difficulties between the two Govepments which 10
d every effort compatible with Justice and national hono'
abouN be- made amcsbly to ADJUST
q The Netc- Bedford Mercury says:
On Saturday afternoon at about q O'Clock sail boat in
which three Young lads from u 20 Is years OF age had ui-
prudeu,y embarked for sail down tho river was uaoFa
natsy espsd near Palmers Island The accident was OBJ
served BY Mr. Albert Sowle from tho wharf, who iuedl-
ay pat az in boat TO their assistance and fortunately c-
ceedea h rrscups ono of the number. Nathan, son Of Mr.
Chss p MaxGed. from watcfy grave. The two Others,
William Rowland ssed Ia son OF Capt Jonathan Rowland
ed Tson Wood jr sscd Is of Mr.. Tlson Wood, tailed
their attempts to swim to the shore and sank before ass
lance could be rendered.
~ Petitions are in circulation in Rhode
Island addressed TO the General Assembly, aud praying for
s restoration OF the punishment Of death for murder TIE
oedsacs enai ssss These petitionshave been signed
s Plumbers people we as mot l@ s w in , is
yshc opinion In Providence opposed TO the repeal Of
aeAw aud is decidedly in favor Gifts re-ensctment'
u The Charleston papers announce the
sh Of Samuel Maverick the 9Th instant near Pendle
Cscps lie has LEFT Samuel Ausos'u Maverick an
ensprsnR and distinguished citizen OF Texas, and dauga
e. M Van Wyck, wife OF Mr. Van wycs' formerly OF
hs ussi ssiate
~ The New Haven County Agricul-.
tss Fair willie held in whichever town in the county
mail contribute the largest 500 II is worth three
emes that 10 the merchants OF this city aloneand
she h pvbshy well appreciated not to secure Its
q Deputy Sheriff Barber, of Utica,
Jumped into the Kossuth train of it passed through
sciy on Friday and in few minutes arrested three pick
Eskets One sent Schenectady and the other two
SsAned In Syracuse.
n The Worcester Spy says, that new
lons society has been organized in that city, ION an anti
ecisian basis and that Rev. Mr. Hissnsoo Of Newbu-
pport has been invited TO become the pastor.
u The Ohio Legislature has fixed the
hlaies the principal officers the State follows Cow
enor y 500; supreme and Common Pleas Judges, i5oo
ouer Siste officers honi VI 600 to $l,se
u st. Louis papers report that the
Aispui river boats DO not make trip without having one
q mcre OF disease resembling cholera aboard IL IS
psin
tvr The Bangor Gas.Lislt Company
nave completed contract for the erection Of the necessary
works Tor supplying the city with gas
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