Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

Thy voice the signing soul susains,
With hope and trust, and all that.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ULARS.
CUMBERLAND, March 2S-lha following are further par
tcuars of distressing accident which occurred on the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road yesterday afternoon The
train consisted OF baggage and three passenger cars
and in charge of Of The cautious and skfu
conductors on the road TO whom no blame can possibly be
attached The dra by large and small
engine When passing the 50 loot filling on section 76 and
descending curved grade of ll6 feet Cheat river the
large engine started the nails binding the rails 10 the chestnut
ties All the got over safely except the two last
passenger cars which, by the parting OF the track
thrown down the river side falling distance OF over 100
feet and making tour sonersets in their fearful descent
The heavy trucks OF the caused the loss of life by
crushing The passengers OF 40 persons In the
cars The following killed Daniel Hol, OF the firm
Holt & Maby, Ballmore; Aureus Saie supposed 10 be
from South Carolina; Lewis Define, French emgrant
turning home from California; Richard Clayton OF Wells
VILE Va; young lady and middle aged gentleman suppo
sed TO be from Kentucky; small sepson Of Rob Murray,
supervisor OF the railroad and child Of Mr. Gese, of ST.
Louis. Mr. Gese and lady were both severely injured and
with three others OF their children now here
The OF the wounded and Irlber particulars OF this
deploabe disaster cannot be asceralned until the train
reaches here o. clock this evening. Ths the first in
in which passenger killed this road
since Its construction Great efforts will be made by the
company prevent the recurrence OF similar accident
CUMBERLAND, March 2SThe Express train arrived abou.
O'clock bringing the dead and wounded OF the lno disls-
The following list of The wounded is furnished by Dr..
hos. "A Healey VINO, al The request OF me sa Road Com.
pany promptly repaired the OF the accident this
morning: s. F. elise, severely injured in the back; Adam
Zol of Rockingham county, Va, slightly injured; George
Calvert Of Uppetye Fauquer county, Va, not seri
ously; Abnc. Florence oi Saiem Fauquier county, Va,
slightly H. a. Turner with his wife anu four children Of
Baltimore bruised und bun by falling If The up.
on them They will get we'll G. A. 1avcun.r of Alexun-
da, Va injured in the hack-wi probably recoYe Robert
Morris brakeman, slightly njnred Gardner of Baltimore
brakeman severely injured; G. Sanders of Shelby
H. Ky severely burnt and cu Dr. CadwaIlader, merchant
probably Of Louisville had his thigh broken in three places
and injured in the breast he very dangerously hurt All
OF the above with the exception o Gardiner and Cadwaa-
der have been brought To Cumberland where every atsn-
on is being paid them BY our PHI =icans and citizens
eda s also Brought dowa and viii Be- dposed
~aul, here for removal By their friends
CuMpRnLASp, March 2S.-Ihu gentleman and udy men,
TONED 10 the st dispatch DR.. Cadwaader and Miss
Isaacs of Indiana her way 10 Philadelphia TO visit he
friends She killed instantly; DR.. Cadwalader may
possibly recover
The passengers who came through ALL more less
bruised scratched Nut all seemed in excellent spirits
whsandiug the mishap
FROM CALIFORNIA-MORE GOLD.
NEw YoRx, March 2Sh.-The Georgia has ar
rived bringing the California mails and s6S25OO in COLE
freight and 100000 in the hands of passengers The
Georgia left Aspnwa the evening of the 18TH The
mer Union sailed on the morning of tho 18th
The specie Is consigned as fellows: Adams g. Co., $500
600 Exchange Bank $3.50 600; Burgoyne s. Plume, $780,
600; Brown g. Brother. $4,000; Duncan Sherman d GO
Sl40, 0OO D.exel d Co., $4,000; Hoge Go, $4,000
Wells Fargo Co., $4,000; Watson Sons, s3o O0e ant
a dozen others in various amounts.
Panama reported healthy but an Immense number OF
passengers dying the passage up. The Winfield
Scott which arrived up the 3d. lost over 49, and the
Golden Gate %.
The sIoop Of Portsmouth, shortly leave Pana-
ma for Valparaiso.
THE GARDINER TRIAL-KOSCIUSCO CASE,&c,
WAsHlSeToN, March 29.-Ihe Circuit Court met to-day
and after short sitting for three weeks In order
10 allow the Criminal Courl to occupy the with the
continuation of the Gardiner trial. Before adourning, Ma
or Tochman moved the Circuit Court 10 order exccu
against the surees Of Col B0nford in the kosciusco
case directed by the Supreme Court. The defendants
asked for delay Of the order for three weeks.
The Court said that the Supreme Cour, had left them
discretion but direct the order which they did in accord
auce with the prayer of Major Tcchnan The is $780,
009 fifth of which this day ordered 10 be entered
tor of MAJOR Tochman, besides $1,000 for The en-
penees and costs betrayed by him.
In the Gardiner Captain Hunter was further examn-
ed relative 10 Laaunillas He testified that the
roads shockngy bad there tina, engines large
enough for working mice, could not be carried into the
place in pieces But having superintendent the con-
strucOn Of steam engines and being acquainted with the
different parts he admitted, upon examination, that
parts might be constructed be carried there upon the
backs Of mules.
Jacob Sauchcs Navarro one of the weahiest landed
propretos in Mexico called for The purpose OF proving
the signature OF the OF New Lcon certifying to The
signatures and seals of The judges Of Mexico papers filed
oy Dr. Gardiner be forsercs Mr.. Bowers
interpreter but before thing of consequence testified
the defence raised objection thai the prosecution had
right upon this trial. offer evidence that these papers
fogees The point debated until Tue hour OF adjourn
nent
LARGE SALE OF RAIL ROAD IRON.-A sale Of
Ave thousand OF rail road iron made in New York
on Thursday by agent of one Of the largest Welsh
farturcrs f9 per un cash. free board in Wales This
brings the price here about $40 There has been
pause the market for three weeks; but this is
movement and indicates that the prices of rails
be kept up The rail road iron production of this country
is now abou. IS 600 per The wants Of the
country this year. il is believed will be 100000 tons and
yenr 100000 the prosperity of the country
continues
INVITATION TO AUTHORITIES OF MARYLAND
HARRIsBURa March 2S The State Senate to-day passed
resolution authosng the Governor of Pennsylvania in
ye the Governor and Legislature of Maryland and Mayor
nf Rullinntn In risi he Eanitn