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THIRD DESPATOH.

COscoap, Jan. G-f 2. NJ.
30 Ter as can learn neither General Mrs. Pierce
materially injured have two geat,smeH who
in the car.
Mr IL W. Peaslee, Of Chinatown had his head severe
y cut but the surgeons whe have attended hin at the
Esge Hotel whore write think that rs is seriously
Injured
The train composed Of a baggage and passenger
only. The exact Of the cident Is not dsi
ttey aecertained OF tho axle tee3s supposed 10
lave bieken-some ssy 1t the jeurna, which the
Wheel plays.
7he car went down the bank with gyration which
aused to change the direction Of the ends, Il tsx
ss,mpeto wreck.
The iitls boys brains were dashed ont When Gen.
Pierce took him up but did not think the soor Little fellow
rae dead until he took OF his osp
Ers Pierce and the deceased had sesn absent .cur
wtsss on visit to relatives in Bos.on ard Andoysr
Ete accident happened the latter place GeAsrai
Y;ercs went to Boston Tuesday morning and with
sem attended the funeral Of Mrs pie-css snsle, Hon
SEcs lawrence the afternoon. Yesterday, they
aimed at Mr.. Aikens, in Andovsr vhoss lAty Is a
sisseT Of Mrs. Pierce and e1eestiRg -stura in
al. evening
TIE train in which they were 10 day left Boston Al
and the accident happened iust aftsr it eft The
Anacyer depot at about They had IN she
gar 6ys minutes
The little boy yrea 'avorits With our tsva people
Sic agreeable kind, and generous and much beloved
ny ht psymstes When asked the otaor day, "Wd
R-pny how do you expect to like living at .ae White
Nerse !" he replied. "I don't know about going :i.se
90 uys Ut all. would rather 30 out to I've farm
Ge four nve years IN advance OF aat boys Of his
s,e in his intellectual acquirensnts Tiers Is sad
yloom here to night ocoasiored By hii Lces.
TIE body Of the boy ass Sesn saksn 80 ar. Axsns
'I5onse learn.
AIsovsr Is sbost hny miles from ConscrS and s.suty
nom Boston.
The morning very cod-tbs shs-ms rsstss pointing
ct Zsro and the accident doubtless swns 70 che
In the iron wsrxs Of the III tAted a..
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Later from 'Ts Sa.s.

BALTIMORE, Jan. g. 1852
Dates frcm Texas TO the 2tth ult are ressiyed but
the rsws is of little importance General Harvey had
arrived at Austin, aud taken command OF the Eighth
mil tsry department during the ab cnoe Of Gen. Smith
Lieutenant Duff G. Green, in COMMAND OF the escort
Of the Boundary Commission arrived ut Austin on the
18th uls.
The cotton crop of Texas would be double that OF ass
year .
william O. stowe, formerly of Buffalo shot himself at
Galveston the 25th uls
The British mail steamship Conway has arrived Al
savannah from Nassau with dates TO the 2sd alt The
cholera was s,n prev Aing there.
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From Wash,nxton City.

THE TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN RELATIVE TO
CENTRAL AMKRICA-ITs PROBABLE ABROGATION-
SECRETARY EyEaETT'S REPLY TO THE PROPOSAL.
FOR A TX1PARrITK TR8ATY-GKF PIERCE AND THE
LEADING DEMOCRATS, ETC.
sYxciAI coxREsoNDEsex HERALD
WARRINGTON, Jan 8, 1868.
According to the remarks Of Genera, Csss !n the
Senate to-day the Clayton and Bulvsr treaty rati
fed In utter ignorance by the Senate Of the private
derssndiag between Messrs Clayton and Bulwer that
Honduras and the adjacent islands excluded from
the compact and thus left open to British colonization
This disclosure accounts tor all the subsequent British
assressions In that portion Of Central America, and
may expect the resut to - entire sbrogaton Of the
Clayton treaty, and ali collateral spulaons-to be fol-
lowed by fresh nseotiaions In accordance With the
Monroe doctrine fer British colonization Is con-
cernei
Mr. kverssse letter On Cuba strikes tAs Nsonos In
tsssss.cr dumk but sfvSs inmssss asesstsSh 60 the
democratic though Is regarded Fillmore move
ment for 1856. All parties kore consider xatOn,
In the meantime however Inevitable Ws shall have
. powerful biaAt next week from the Senate
reported here thst General Pierce complains that
the chiefs Of the democracy do net give him the light Of
their countenanse On the othsr hand are satisfied
they arc only waiting to b. invited like Marcy and
Eunter. hunSred IN en- here would like the trip to
Concord but afraid wthou. invitation to rick 1t.
W.
THE FUNERAL OF CON. MORGAN THE WATER
wITcH-MR MARsHALL's sPxx0H, ETC.
FROM RkGULAa coRREsPospEsI.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1853
The funeral Of Commodore Morgan took place from his
official residence at the Navy Yard this afternoon and
attended BY numerous asssmblsge including Gen
eral Scott Commodore Morris and many other officers
of the army aud navy sbe Secretary Of the Navy and
distinguished citizens The Rev. Mr.. Hodges Eplsco-
pslian, delivered appropriate Sisoourss The Rev.
Dr. Butler assisted, ana read the Episcopal service for
the Ceai The wing officers acted pail bearers
CoUnodores Shubrick, Skinner, and Smith, Generals
Henderson and Totem Colonel Albert, and Ga aptains
Montgomery and rerrett Minute gums were dred and
other marks Of respect were thowa as the procession
moved to the Congressional Cemetery where the remains
deposited
The steamer Water VII sh, recently repaired ct Wash
ingol Navy Yard an assigned fer the proposed
Of the tributaries Of the La Plata Is expected to leave
Under command Of Captain Page in the course Of next
week
Mr.. Msrshsu, o. California made trilsu. speech
in tbs Eouss. TO-DAY but chat under pressure for
tims hs dS not sxprese himself ae intended certain
points and does not yh to be held responsible for sent
uttered until he has hal oppors unity to revise
thin
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MEETING OF THE Observation-Disclosures MES
SAGE
ANNAPOLIS Jan Q, 1858
The Maryland Legislature fully organized to day and
the message Of the Governor was received. The Gov.
states the finances Of the State to be in flourish
Ing eondton-the surplus revenue Of the year being
s543coo after paying Ss77 for current interest on
the public debt He estimates the revenue for the
coming year at million and half with reduced ex-
pn1itures under the biennial system and urges the
abolshnent Of stamps and other indirect taxes
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couNTERFgITER ARREsTED-ALpERMAN DEAD.
Boyros, Jan. 9, 1858,
Owing to large number OF ccunterfess being traced
to this city the police have Just arrested esgrnver,
named W. Wilson, and have seized at his place Of
business number Of counterfeit dies coins, plates Of
different banks which have been lately coHntcrfeited,
uusepsd bills Of banks &c. Mir Wilson Ia ths agent Of
the banks here 20 detect counterfeiters
hlermsn Perry recently elected 20 the Board OF Alder
men o. tLs city, died this morning lie an iohu
es.al and hlghy esteelned citizen,
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Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. ', 1905.
THE sLAvE cry QUESTION.
Mr.. TAYLOR, Of New York made some explanations in
reference to article slavery In last evenings Jour.
not.
NOTICES
Mr.. TAYLOR gave notice Of bill to divide the Elgh.
tecnth ward Of New York
Mr Ross to regulate the licensing Of pilots in New
York.
Mr.. HowARD, Of bill to amend the police law of New
York.
Mr. NoBLE. Of bill to divide the Sixteenth Judicial
district Of New York.
The messsge Of the Governor made the special or
der for Thursday next
Mr. WEhKs gave notice Of bill taxing banks and cor
poratons also to amend the Homestead Exemption
bill.
Mr. KENNEDY offered resolutions that Con
gress should pass homestead BILL giving leo acres to
every head Of family, SO. 1t laid the table.
Mr. Cook gave notice OF b for the relief husband
f,om debts contra sted by their wives.
Mr. SMITH--A bill In relstion to Surrogates
Mr. LIrTLrJonN--A bill to amend the general Law.
The Assembly then adjourned.
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OwEoo, Jan, 4, 1868.
Ere broke cut at half past twelve O'Clock tbs morn
ing in tho engine house which resulted in the total de-
strus ton es the building engine and one vsusbe
hose carriage and doing considerable other damage The
fire s thought to have been the work Of an ncendsry
cro ling ont of Dissatisfaction the part OF the remea
In the election OF trustees the day previous,
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xhs Latsst from Havana. &c.

NEW UaIHANs Jan o. 1861
The steamship Black Warrior Capt Shufeldt, from
New York via Havana has arrived a. Mobile Her da es
fom Havana are t. the I'd Inst but the is wholly
unmportant
The Cherokee from the pert has nos yet arrived
here
The steamship Pampero will leave here fer San Juan
Nics,agus, and the Falcon for Asrinwsll, Tharsday
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NEW YORK LEGISL AZURE.
Senate

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. 6, 1858.
INTRODUCTION
The following bills we're introduced -
To distribute standard works of American authors
among common school libraries
Relative to the organization of the militia.
Authorizing certain railroad companies to consolidate
their stock.
Authorizing the Metropolitan Insurance Company to
increase the number of directors.
To incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad.
Adjourned.
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,rsr,,,.. Affairs In Albany.
BUSINESS IN THE LEaIsLATuRE-IMp, ,RTASr Hills
INTRODUCED ETC

,,sr.,nu Affairs In Albany.
| BUSINESS IN THE LEGIsL ATuRF-IMr, ,RrANr BIIs
| INTRODUCED ETC
'11eiAL cosREsPorDENcE THE NEW yoRs HERALD.
ALBANY, Jan 8->sP. M
Tho annual report OF the Inspectors Of tstA Prisons
was recAved in tho Senate to day It appears be
very elaborate document and We learn contains m, NY
important suggestions and ooncsrr,p.
sur prSon discipline 1t was drawn up by Mr. Angel 70
whom ths arduous tax assigned BY his cosapue.
bill was introduced In the Senate to- day, by Mr.
Coo,ey tmSisios many sSerations in the present laws
relating to savsgs banks.
large number of papers presented at the last ssss,o
by claimants sssist the State who could not thrust
their hands Into the treasury hea were ordered to be
taken from the files and referred the Committa. ON
Claims M Jones, who IA chairmsn OF that oommittse
rjfcted thew last year. and will do > again
After being In session three hs of an hour sb
Senate adjourssa for want Of business which IL not y,s
matured
The committees Of the Senate remain as ut the last
session
saator Otis who was ab.ent nearly the whole Of last
winter appears nav In health perfectly restored He is
So much better that some Of brother Senators did
In the House Mr. D b Taylor gave notice of bill to
divide the Eighteenth ward Of Now York
Mr. Howard gave notice Of bill oectng the Chief of
Police by the people.
Mr.. Noble eave notice Of bill to divide the Sixth
judicial District
solutions respecting coniy between the States of the
confeceracy and bearing upon the slave question When
called up the most exciting and extended will
The remnant OF the gallant soldiers the 1912
are asking the State for pcounary aid They aege that
they are as much entitled to Of the State
the Mexican volunteers Why not apply to Congress,
the most appropriate body?
The remainder Of the proceedings were Of NO m omeut
BuIwsl, the democratic contestant for tbs seat Ia
the House occupied by Israel N. Ely, whig, of Erie
county In the city awaiting the decision of tho Court
Of Appeals in tho State Treasurer The principles
involved In his the in the rreasurers
and should MIR. Welsh be detained, Mr.. Burwell will
claim bis seat w.
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FIFTR lsgspATCH

Concosp. Jan f--2 p. II.
Considerable apprehension Is sat here les. tails
to casualty may prove s,rio1s IN It's o9rssqucnos to
Mrs. Pierce She has been for several years In delicate
health caused partly by the loes u her arst child The
aoy killed to day almost idolsei By his mother and
1Ather
To announcement Of the seodeat at fou- O'Clock,
caused great excitement in the House member
In and stated that Genera! Pierce, hlzseR dead.
The floor and galleries were crs~ded--ths chargs Of
bribery sganst Judge Butler bsisg snds- con,fsrston
The Governor Council and most Of the Senators
present Instantly every member vas his eset and
sxclauacns Of regret heard fros svsry quarter
The veteran Ichabod Bartlett Of Portsmouth, tbs oil
art member political opponent, cut strsns psrssnI
friend Of General Pierce obssrvsd 70 weep like
child, Others were much affected
The House adjourned instantly, and tns msussr,
rushed to the hotel ant .scg-spb fues, auf ths mort
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THE REVOLUTION RAPIDLY spREApINo

New 0sLEASs, Jan. @, 1855
T&mpico datse to the 2sth ult are received TIE
yciution spreading with amazing raPaity over
rsmsuiipss and all the adjoining States. Most of the
leading officers Of the regular army had pronounced in
favor Of the revolution. There 10 every ipdsstn that
Arisa's government will soon be overthroEn
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Extensive Robbery at Toy.

TROY january Q, 1853
Last night, the store Of i. Montague, No Cannon
Place entered by robses with fsse keys and $4,000
worth of property stolen consisting principally OF
black silk ssrges cloths vestirgs &c reward OF s2os
Ia offered
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EXECUTIONS Il A. J. Stubs, who was con-
ycted In Maryland county s. O. for numbering negro;
David johnson slave who sentenced at Annapolis
Ind for the murder OF Thomas Cole and negro bg the
rsme OF white convicted oa charge OF rape In Mort
Comfy ctSrty Md, sin BE- hons TO day.
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Mark etS.

NGw 0RiEASs, Jan. 8, 1853.
The sales Of cotton to day wore g. COO bales, At hru
prices stiot mddpg 81 DC. The stock hand here
IL 600 bales rhe Asias news to hand 1t eight
cclcek this evening. Prime mcasees is selling as 23c
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intesse anxiety to obtain particulars prevailed ever
since.
HALE-rAsr EoHr O'CLOCK, P M-Ths evening train
has just arrived The corpss OF young Pierce taken
to the Andcver Ansh which the accident hap
psned.
General and Ars Pierce vent back to Mr. Aiken'e It
thought that neither he his lady seriously In.
jured although both wers somewhat bruised
little girl of Mr.. Newall, of Hilsborough had her
foot crushed. and It must be smputa.ed.
Mrs, NewaA was badly injured.
Ons man belonging to Andover OF Lawrence viii die
Mr.. Horace Childs bridge builder Of Hsnuiksr was
badly but not seriously, bruised.
Another mans leg was badly fractured
Another had both legs broken
Several women severely bruised
Tho car was nearly filed with passengers
General Pierce lady and were sssted four ave
seats from the forward end Of the
The boy struck ON the forehead by fragment OF
the framework.
The Ia said to have broken near the middle The
baggage oar in font was not thrown on. brakeman
stood the end Of IT, and witnessed the accident pn-
harmed.
An extra train viii 80 mp the Central Rsroad to
Manchester HeDaiker and Hui.boreush to convey Mr..
Ch:ds and Mr.. Eevals families The latter mot
lated to Gen Pierce although residents Of HElsborough
his native town.
THA LATg5T DRSrATOH.
Bos1os Jan 6--10 P. n
BY special train, just returned from Andover, We
learn that General Pierce was unnjursd, except
sprsins and bruises.
Mrs Pierce also escaped serious bodily Aasn but is
almost frantic at the loss OF her SON
The poor hoy's head was nearly mashed to a Jelly.
Mr. Newell was the only passenger who hAd limb
broken.
General Pierce and his wife returned TO Andoye with
the remains Of their child
The report Of the aocident here considerably OK
sggerAted, and at 6rst caused much excitement.
THE EFFECT IN WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1853.
The intelligence Of the accident to General Pierce
family received hero early this evening and
universal expressions Of regret and oonmisssratton,
THE EFFECl IN ALBANY
ALsAsY, Jan g. 1858.
The of the death Of the and the injury
of the lady of General Pierce railroad caused the
grestest sensation all over the city this evening
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NEW WS BY TELEGRAP PHI.
>~-~>~>>>~->~~~~~~>~>~~.
DREADFUL RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
~>~>~~>~~~~~~~~>>~>>>-
Son Of Gen. Pierce Killed.
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Mrs. Pierce and Several Other Persons
Severely Injured.
IMPORTANT CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGg,
.>~~~>s~~>~~~~~~~>~~~
The Clayton and Bulwer Treaty.
~ooo~o~~~o~~oo~~>y>~~
Explanations Of Gen. Cass and His Colleagues.
~>>~-~~~-~>~-c~~~>>>o
Speeches Relative to Foreign
Affairs i'm the House.
.>>>>-e>>~~>o>s>~>~~~-
ghe Contemplated Fund Of Ten Millions for
Gen. Pierce.
.>>>>~~~>>~>>~~~~>>>-
7isECRETARY CoRwIN AND THE ALLEGED
GARDINER FRAUDS.
BUS MESS IN THE N Y. LEGISLATURE.
.>>~>~~~~~~~>>~~~>-SN
Progress Of the Revolution In Mexico,
Acs, Ssc.s dGes
BUS MESS IN The N. Y. LEGISLATURE.
Progress Of the Revolution In Mexico,
lkcs, 6kc.. dEes

lsaweieuIars OF the Awful Railroad Accident.
Bosros, Jan. 9, 1858.
The IL O'Clock train the Boston and Maine Rail-
wead threwn of the track, about O'Clock this
sfterr ovn Andover, owing to the breaking of
axle q wheel
The train was going pretty rapidly at the Ene and
two cars flsd with passengers thrown down
enbankment Of considerable height.
General Franklin Pierce lady, and son, we're amongst
Tho passengers they having taken the at Andover
sor Concord.
General Perce's son. Lad of about twelve years of
age, instantly killed The badly smashed,
ard sgera severely bruised but We have not
kea1o of any further loss Of life
Some ten twelve persons less injured
Among them Ar. Peck, OF this city
This down train just arrived, brought six eight Of
chs injured passengers.
1here was only passenger car, which was allied BY
between sixty and seventy passengers.
The accident happened just previous to reaching Law
renee. The car WAS thrown down an embankmsns Of
twen feet; turned complete landing upon
pile Of rocks. The car knocked into fragments
General Pierce amongst the first to sxtrcate HIM
self from the ruins his crushed to death and his
vie feyerely. though not fatally Injured The General
said he felt that his limbs sound but complained Of
pain In his back.
Mrs Pierce carried into nsighboripg house, as
~e,c others Of the injured.
Mr. Newell, Of Lawrence, had leg broken, but all the
Ss'her passengers escaped without serious injury.
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The MAISE LANDS The Council 7ossd vsstar~
day not to rstiry the sale Of the Kaiae iar6s Its
stated that the Council tied tee question AMI
that the Goycrnr gave biz csstt1s vos3 Asvast tbs
ma ne - Boston Jsand Jra ).
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From Concord, N. IL.

THE NEW HAMPsHIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF JUDGE BUTLER FROM THE CHARGE OF BRIBERY
GOV HUBBARD, ETC.
CoScoHD, Jan 9, 1853
The Legislature have exculpated Judge Butler from
the charge preferred against him Of attempting bbe
Mr. Pierce the member from Norhwood 10 his innu
In favor Of uniting the Concord and Cremon and
the New Hampshire Central Railroads The subject
reielr-d 10 sRaHial Committaa The vote 125 to
l26
Gov Hubbard who broke his aru last Tuesday even.
ing has left for his home at ChArlestown.
The Maine LIZ Rislaturs-Senator Bradbury.
BosroS Jan. g. 1858.
The Maine Legislature met at Augusta yesterday
Lewis Talbot, wild cat democrat) was elected
Speaker OF the House, by 25 majority.
In the Senate Lewis Covan (whig) elested Clerk
For President Of the Senate election made the
democrats refusing to vote and thereby preventing
quo,um their object being to savs off the eest ton OF
permanent President until the vacanoe. filed when
they will have a majority.
The Augusta papers contain letter from Mr.. Brad,
bury declining reelection to the United States Senate
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Sailing Of tn. City OF Manchester.

PHiLADELPrHA, January q, lS55.
TIE screw steamship City Of Maneheeter sailed for
Liverpool this morning with passengers aud full cargo
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SECOND DESPATCH

CoScoRD jan. Q, 1858
News just been received here OF terrible accident
the Boston and Maine Railroad mile north Of An
dover Several parSons severely injured and the
only child Of Gen Pierce was killed.
The train left Boston at quarter after IL
Glen Pierce wife and child In the oars-ths
latter having been killed The General s said to have
Secn considerably injured but his wife is unhur They
bad been visiting friends at Andover. The boy
i~elve years old and . fine little fellow.
Gen Pierce appeared composed, but Mrs. Pierce was
taken away in very high state Of mental anguish Her
agsnizirg The little bo. their only
rhld elder brother havlAs Rd some ten years ago
The name Of Gen. Pierces Benjamin He is said
60 be the only one killed.
The passenger oil the track and fell among the
ucks down precipos twenty feet and was turned
tt'chsnge ends.
Four psreons badly injured CLEAN this tnsor-
alton from Mr.. Poaslse passeng or, who has just
aved, with his head cut severely.
There Ia great sensation here The New Hampshire
Legislature adjourned immediately
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Testimonial to the Late Mayor Kiags'and
Previous to the retirement Of Mr. Kingsand from the
civic chair the poce captains Of the majority OF the
wards in the city anxious to present him with
testimonial Of their respect for him magistrate,
citizen. and gentleman and wai,h might be at ths
time memento Of their gratitude for his courteous
aud urbsne attention to them in their official capacity
during bis tenure of Office Upon consideration it
deemed more IN accordance with go taste to defer ths
position chief magistrate massive silver pitcher
very chaste deegn and nh purchased and
last Monday evening the Chief Ct Police
by deputstop conseting Of ten ward captains waited
upon Mr. Krgsland at his residepce in Fifth avenue in
order to present it to him The pitcher was suitably ia
sClibed follows
o Q Q Q Q Q . > o
PnEsE
CAPTAINS OF Police CRY NEW YoKR .
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THE EFFECT IN WASHING TON.

WAsHINaTsr, Jan. 8, 1853.
Tho intelligence Of the accident to General Pierce
family received hero early this evening and
universal expressions of regret and conmisssration