The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-24
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ANOTHER SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
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One Man Killed, Several Wounded, and
Nine Cars Smashed.
FURTHER AND INTERESTING FROM EUROPE
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The --latest Relative to Russo
Turkish Affairs.
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BUSINESS In THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
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Debate on the Canal Bills in the
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The Impeachment Excitement in tho
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EVENTS IN WASHINGTON CITY,
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S0u announcer serious ItallrOa0 Accident
ONE PERSON KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED
FOUR PASSENGER, AND FIVE FREIGHT AND BAG
GAGE CARS SMASHED, ETC.
BosroN, June %, 1853.
The morning express train from New York for Boston,
via New Haven met with serious accident this after
at East BrookHeld. 1t the switch mis-
placed and tho passenger train off the track and
came in collision with freight traio standing side
track Two freight cars three baggage cars and four
passenger badly smashed The passengers
thrown from their seats and of awful confusion
eusued.
The following is q list Of the injured =
David johnson Of Worcester scalp cut from side of
his head and skull broken. Died before the left
Mr. Wise, of Worcester bad flesh wound the head;
nose badly bruised.
Mathew Byrnes Of Springfield; badly cut the neck;
remains insensible.
c. L. Moore, Of New York ankle dislocated and flesh
wound on the leg.
James Russell the conductor, injured, but to what
extent we have not been informed.
Many others received contusons, but none of them
serious
number Of delegates to the Springfield Temperance
Convention were returning home by the train.
The accident is attributed to the gross careessness
Of the switchmap.
The express engine the famous sWhistler cele-
braed the fastest engine in the country She badly
injured.
An extra train has gone to the Of the disaster
with gang of men.
The Latest from Europe by the Niagara.
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL SATURDAY June II, 1853.
The following embraces the la;est news received by
Telegraph prior to the sailing OF the Niagara from this
port =
certain distance from the Pruh. The third corps has
scarcely quilted the Polish frontier At Petersburg
June 4th there sufficient uneasness to gene
raj dulness in the markets. No actual alarm to
have prevailed, and little known of the genera
of affairs. The tendency of ange still in
favor of Ensland-quotatons 3sH 3S 1l6.
despatch dated Odessa, May 30 says" There is not
much further alteration in prices but freghts
mously high and the Eastern should con.
tinue the prosperity Of the port would be seriously
maged"
MeDschho had not gone to 81. Petersburg as was
ported but remained at the naval dep,t of Sebasopol
with the Russian fleet
The LATEST FROM CoNsTANTINoPLE.
despatch from Constantnope OF the 31st Of May
oeved Trieste contradicts in positive manner, the
Of the Austrian mediation having been refused
STATE OF FEELING IN PARIS.
PARIS, Friday, May 16, 1853.
An article on the progress of the Eastern question in
the Moeur, caused quite panic in the Bourse to day.
The threes closed at a. So and the four and halves at
90. 80. Railway shares also declined.
THE LONDON TIMES ON THE EASTERN QUESTION.
LONDON, SATURDAY MORNING, June IL, 1S53
The Times says there is nothing at present to testify
that the English and French fleets will proceed beyond
the roads of Tenedos Beska bay although in the
Of the outbreak OF hottes the ambassadors would find
themselves in position to command the services of the
Admirals. But, until peace be actually broken, the
Straits closed by the Convention Of ls4l against the
naval forces Of all the powers and it Is Of vital impor
tance to the maintenance Of peace that signal of hos
ities should be given by departure from the terms
of that agreement. Suppoing the Russian government
a6heres to the which it has indicated in its
latest communication the other po~ers would seem
that some time must still eapse before any decisive
events IL would be before the Goth that
orders to bosttes could be given but in
meantime, the Russian COVE ernment will have received
from all the principal States Of Europe strongest re-
monstsncss seanst the conduct it has thought fit to
pursue. And the Times is wholly at loss conceive
what reply the Russian Cabinet is prepared to give
preeeDta lions unanimous, fOrcioe apd As
regards the pripcipal,ties should Russians ever
enter them, 1t is greatly TO be desired that Turks
should remain on the defensive the right bank Of the
Danube.
ANOTHER MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN.
MADRID June 8, 1853.
The rumors Of a ministerial crisis have assumed
consistent shape.