Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1853-10-08
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

An accident occurred ON the OhlO ana fenhsNl-
vana railraod yesterday afternoon at point three
miles west Of Alliance. No person in the passen-
ger cars us injured and the cars did not leave
the track. Two gentlemen had legs broken. Mr..
Jas. b. Garyin, Of Westmoreland county was stan
ding on the platform cfhe baggage car and was the
most injured having both his legs broken, Mr..
Darlington Of Pittsburg who was smoking in the
baggage car had one leg broken by baggage falling
upon it. Both trains were behind with heavy loads
The first train from Pittsburgh in the morning
having waited for the passengers from the East the
cause of the accident was the arrangement OF
the telegraph at Alliance, by a sudden thunder
storm. A message was sent from Masslon, and
received, and one Immediately following it failed,
on account of the register being rendered useless
by fash of lightning.
The trains were running slowly and the engineers
were whistling bnt the sudden storm and wet track
prevented them from being able to stop quick
enough The trains were not much injured excep-
ting the baggage cars.
Mr.. Roberts the Superintendent of the Road, was
on the train coming East.
We hear that one of the passengers has since
died
ANoTHER AccIDENT-Mr. JOINS GIBBONS most
estimable citizen of this place was killed on Tues
day last, at White Pigeon, Michigan. lie was run
over by train, while crossing the railroad track.
PHYSIOLOGICAL LEcTUREs.--Mrs. j. Z. Jones il
now delivering a course of physiological lectures
to the ladies of this place, and also to portion o
the scholars of the Union School. Herintroduetory
to the ladies' course was delivered on Tuesday ev
ening. Mrs. Jones has often been highly compli
mented for the admirable style Of her lectures, %
we'll as for their truly valuable character, stored u,
they are with facts which it is Of the utmost i'm
portance that all should well understand. Tn,
lecture on Tuesday evening was worthy of all We
have seen in regard to it,
G ERRIT SMiTH,was advertised to lecture at Canaan
daigua last week during the time of the Jerry Res
cue Trials. "The first families" however set then
against the meetings, denounced them as an "au
dacious attempt to thejury and strike erro
to the court "the hand bills were torn down and ever
meeting house in Can andaigua refused. Arrange
ments were however made for speaking in the opel
air,
| Notwithstanding Marcy has issued his repl.
to the Austrian and Russian protest in the case o
Koszta. lie justi6es Capt. Ingrdhafn, and assert
the American citizenship of Kozta, and demand
that he be restored to the enjoyment of the right
he enjoyed before his seizure.
The Free Sellers of Hamilton County have nom
iuated DR.. Allen, (thc Wing candidate) for Lieu
tenant Governor and II. H. Barney, (Democrati
candidate) for School Commissioner,
EDMUND QUIScY, will conduct tho editoriol dc
partment of the Liberator during Mr.. Garrison
visit to the west
EURoPE.--Late reports seem to make 1t quit
probable that war will ensue between Turkey an
Russia, The Autocrat has haughtly rejected a
terms of reconciliation offered by the Porte An
the Turkish people are said to be fierce for the con
bat 1t seems also to be well settled that there
a scarcity of food, in Europe. That Germany
France, Austria and Italy are without their usus
supplies. Famine and war combined may prov
disastrous to European despotism as we'll us to tn
people.
The British government still derive reyonu
from tho worshipers at tho temple of Juggernau
An address has been presented to the Governor
India, praying that some other source Of rcycnu
may be substituted therefor.