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The Nevada journal., 1854-06-09

Lyen's Kathairon-For Preserving, Restoring and
BcauyiHg the Hair Is the elghtfe and wonderful
article the world produced It's astonishing
l. without preceden, In the history of MateriG Medica
Dark and uxurant curs sof and glossy hair with
Ct tadmrsr. ari 'as ladiss) is the universal effect of
the hsiharon. Bald and Grey Heads perfectly
'onsaed. The kathairon has fully restored my hair
after Asdness Of IL years A. J. Courtrgh rs Bond
So N.Y. The Ks;hairon is certsin cure for Nervous
Hesdache, and all Cutaneous Diseases Tryiti
For sale by Dr. W. G. ALBAN, Agent Nevada and by
Dfageis!s everywhere. 6-1m
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In Calling attention to DR.. crv,,t.. r,

IN Calling attention to DR.. Guysot'g IEn-
proved ENFSc OF Yellow Dock and Sarsspara wa feel
confident ;ha: va arc doing service to aIl who may ba
affected with scrofaous, aud other disorders originating
hereditary ;ani or from impuriiy Of the Blood We
have known instances, within the sphere OF orr scnair
ence Uhere the mos formidable distempers have beap
cured by the Cuysots Extract Of Yellow Dock end
SaEsaparlig" sloae.
Z is of the few advertised medicines that cannot ha
stigmaIed with QuacSe-y, for the "Yelov Dock, and
the "sarsaparilla' well known the .1os efncen.
tand st the time. inoxiaos agents in the whole
aatern Medca snd by far the best and purast prepa,a
lien OF them is Dr. Guysoa Yellow Dock satsapari.
az. 1ee ANFSTuso;isehL IN anotneF Column. 6.Im
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-09
San Francisco Advertisements.

2 S&1 Mats Nc. China and Piuefa Smear
@ 80 25o obis and hi bois Crushed Sfyar rs Ga
10000 lbs Peru Sugar seo0 mats No 1 China Rice
90 bbiS Carolina Rice, 500 bxs adamantne candies
0O o<s French Candles 100 cs ssrdnes Inf and fourth
100 cs Sauerne, 20i cases Cham paene Cider
800 casks Ale and Porter, 200 cases Porter
300 gross w Matches 500 bags Rio Coffee
80 hf bbis Dried Apples 375 hf bbls Corn Meal
500 bxs lb Imperial and G p Tea
100 bxs Ooeng souchong Tea, 200 Bait Oysters.
100 bgs Pepper Cloves and Cinnamon
100 cases CLAIMS and Lobsters, ITO cs Corn and paas
100 cases assd ans and Jeles, 200 cs h gall pickles
100 cases Brandy Peaches, quarts and half gallons
For sale BY GOODWIN q 90
I'm 62 California street, San Francisco
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-09
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. , 9,

State OF California county of Nevada, Before me-
+. w. Roberts, Notary Public, in and for said county
and siae personally appeared the within named Victoria
Barsanz, known TO me as the person whose signature is
affixed 10 the foregoing instrument, and who is described
therein who acknowledged that she executed the sane
freely and voluntarily for the purposes
Witness my hand and official seal this .9h tay of Nav
T. 81 A 1854.
June 2-6-3w# e w ROBERTS Notary PubIic
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NOTICE. Z

A LII PERSONS hereby cautioned against purchasing
certain prOmisory Note of hand. dated Jan. 9th
1854 for -Four Thousand Dollars, payable to c. KIDD
ORDER three months after date with interest at he
of five per cent per onth and signed by Wm. L. and
Joseph Van Doren said Note has been satisfied and il
held without consid Grafton a-,wH WIN. L. VAN DOREN
The Nevada journal., 1854-06-09

NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS. THAT
~ Sarah 81 H1ntley, The lawful wife Of p C. Huntey
o. tie town OF Grass Valley County OF Nevada and Ssia
of California do IN pursuance OF an of the Legislature
of the State Aforesaid entitled AN Act to authorize Mar
red 10 transact business In their own name as
sole traders, approved April l2th lo52 hereby mpia
known, publish and declare that from and after the date
hereof, intend carry business in nv name md
OF my sole trader. That The business to
be carried by me is the keeping of Stock and Dairy
business its several branches that my place business
in the said of Grass Valley and that the capital
invested by is less than Five thousand dollars.
Dated at the town OF Grass Valley, County of Nevada
State of California, this 7th day of June, A. d. 1854
State of California County of Nevada, Township OF
Grass Valley ss Sarah NJ. Huntley being duly sworn,
Gays that she purposes carrying on business as above
named and that the above statement sets forth properly
her intentions in that m after. SARAH NJ. HUNTLEf.
subscribed and sworn to before me- June 7th, 1851
J. VI FoUsE, ]. p.
tled June Sth, le54, at so min. past O'Clock, "A M
anu duly recorded In Book of miscellaneous records page
~, Records of Nevada county.
WM. s. PATTERSON, Recorder.
suRe Z, 1904 BY s. c. HERBERT, Dep.
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1osen hei12a g. Bro.
Il 3 MO VAL

EEIOvAL
e un6crsgncd tegs ieave inform the c;tizen. IF
Nevada and the public in general that he has remoy-
cd MS slock OF Goods and entire business his new
Efre-ErccT Srick S3uiiling,
fext adjoining his old stand BroQd street where he IA
prensred to serve his customers with large and well &C.
ieced Stock OF Goods, which will be sold at moderate
profits.
t5~ Goods will he delivered to regular cus;oners GA
fellows:
On Mondays-W ocd's Eav.no, Long Hollow and Rush
creek.
On Tuesday, Shelby Fiat and Brush creek
On Wednesdays-Le Deer Creek old Pm, ara
Peck's Ravine. ~
On Thursdsys-Husquto creek
Dec = 1852. 32-3m n uAyEc
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deputies going through native motions, spsxing

deputies going through native motions, spexing
water and shaking hands.
After this they dinsd together at the Comnodors's
table, where . general good feeling between each
party became immediately visible. Yesterday both
Of these tribes held the most intense hatred towards
each other, when 1t was a. much - the life Of any
one Was worth to cross into the others territory; but
this evening, after coming 70 pess::ssn.e under
Standing, one would think, Judging from their friendly
bearing, that they were the children Of brotherhood
whose affections were never for an hour estrangcd;
and to show the inyioable attachment in which
treaties are held by them, the deputies whom we
brought with us from Cape Palmas confidently en-
trusted themselves In the hands Of their yesterdays
most deadly enemies, by going on shore with them,
where they were received In hosptable way, - the
guests Of the Barbos. About 80'cloek, P. NJ, bon
fires were seen on shore, illuminating the villages,
the natives everywhere rejoicing over the procama
ton Of peace having been, it Is to DO hsped ever
lastngy restored to this poor benghted half savage
race
Too much praise cannot be awarded to Commo-
dore Mayo for bringing about such happy results in
the re establishing peace and good will amongst this
ignorant people. And Is he was solely responsible
for taking upon himself the adjustment Of the difi
cuties SO is he also deserving the entire credit Of
the good and great Of land for this most phian.
thropic deed Of charity.
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Williamsburg City Int lIigence.

SHIP LAUNCHES AT O'Clock ysst rday sfterpoop, Mr..
Stack launched from his ship yard foot OF North Second
street williamsburg The clipper bark Chnntclser Of $50
TONS She WAS built for Aessrs. DeA6eld Free man and
intended for the general freghting business Captain
Fierce Of Plymouth, Massae husetts viii command her
About the same time tho brig Cindad Bolivar OF 400
tons owned by Messrs Harbeck Co. launched from
Mr. Perinef yard Green Point She Is destined for the
South American trade and win be commanded By Capt,
Garvsy, late of the brig Granada.
FERRY Boar RAsKD The Peck Slip ferry boat Onalaska
mentioned In last Sundays edition having sunk ct the
Of South Eev. nth street in Of being
carslessy into by the Bridge street. Brooklyn ferry
boat Curew, yesterday afternoon raised BY
steam pumps derrick had been employed 10 attempt
Ing to raise her for Ave days. but without She
was toved towsd to the dIy DOCK New York she
will be taken tcre ra overhaued and repaired II
is estmated that the entire expense of repairing and
placing her in good condition before the accident
win not be less than % 600 or $4,000.
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Movements OF ocean Steamers


CLEARED.
Steamship Florida, Woodruff, Savannah, Sam1 Mtchi
Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston spodord TestOn
Steamship jamestown, Parrish, Norfolk. DO, Ludlam
Ship American Congress. Williams, London, Grinnel.
Ship New World. Knight, Liverpool Grinne, Min.urn
ship Ed J,eies tnew clipper, E.drdsc Liverpool Vim
sh,s s.hp Witt spev Aa.w.rp ED Hu.lsus 90.
ship John Bryars, Dyer Apssohicols Ladd 4 Church.
BARK New York Packet tBeiO, Wyttenhovsn, Antwerp
B:ri VIM Chandler tuer), Bennett Mobile Easl. ia.
Bar, Nelson CBrer, Hless,. Mobile, Popps
Brig olivier Ir, P.vsdo.a Bordeaux Boyd / minsiea
s,is FL Mslssa G.arssy Cape Town Bsrsh,rdt Buck
BTs S Ssi'i M Sssa PIs-p Pa sC
Brig Herald, Luce, St MARKS ac smailwoOd Anderson
schr Florence CBr) Perry, Kinst n ia win,lOv Law
schr John cAdwaIiader williams, A.s.h,ras, Morsady
sehr Kate Brsts new three mattel Luther Savannah,
schr Abb. Has, Wilmington, s Powell.
eehr LAnarine, Tyler, " ilmipgton, hCrssdy, Mott
sesr Ann M,ri., conslna, Neyssrp, II Mathews
sehr I,nsSbur. vOqsh, Rishnsnd, 9 PersOn.
sehr PAY State, sherwood Boston, Dayton sprasue.
sehr Ro.s n Bloom, Cannon, W.r.bsm 1So I' mssen
Steamer Piedmont Robinson, Bal more, Parker Vein
Steamer Henry B Beach. Sanders, Pir.dslph., J W
Steamer K,nn.bsS, ccpss Phil.dslphi. G Sanford
Steamer Tscony HaDd Philadelphia, W II Thompson
ARRIVED
Steamship Alabama sshcnck, Savannah 60 hours With
rdse and rs.sengers to ntehin Jans Pm oorsooks
bearing NV, EXCHANGED signals with stssmstip Of
Geosia from PhadelphiA tor ssvknrah PM exchanged
signals with steamship Nashville heace for Charleston
Ship andrew Fottertpk Helberton, Liverpool, Nov ".
with mde and 1856 10 Ogden Had &c deaths
the passage Dec & lat 4gs lon GO 10 fell in with chip
Commerce (of New Iors Whttlesey, henes for London
wsossee took OF and passengers in number
20 Ion 81 So sptte brig Jonathan Coey Of and
Mobile for Fev York had foreysrd carried away aud
Of provions blowing heavy could not assist her Dec
Of which vss married or on ths snd Jan s las 20 a. iss
~ spoke bre vesta Ellen, from savaanah for Boston.
Dec IA Henry MILKY Of kasasd disd JaR e. Jno
Mkanane. essnsa, q PottssssN xAslaaa late Of snip
Ssis 0ssss Wwtu oks, yusw. 1wlssl, pwA WA
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OF the diseases, find usual that consumption has
carried Ell the largest number sixty having dedSo
that com plant and thrty-two Of Inflammation Of the
lungs Next TO this La small pox which numbers forty
three victims.
NORTHERN DsPrysARY Tho following Is the report OF
this dispsnsary. for the month Of December, 1881
Whole number OF pate nts, esq., attended at their
houses s55; attended 1t the dispelsary, Ut,
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lo. % 20 passed large iceberg E1psrisassa heavy
ssie xsss s.sss Or. s,p.ss L...s.ss, D.. 50. with
ssp az H.so a hsnsy Brs.sa days With ren to
Due... f. s:. e "a Rs.s b ship
weather. hsivark galley 10; has bssa days aorsh
z &. s. ss.: ,s',s e :.y si w :, . :sis
=, spills all z. =; c.,t a.
siand spoke s0hs Julia Risk FROM Kinsson 90 ''r B''
cy. Of Bss ys., n:,s 5sy : q xiss
SO 81. s:i g.
beth rsas s:ssb; OF and s Of x: s:
'i ss1f Bsss:s va. s.. p: s. hemp .
.s'i:ss p: y II 3: s
.s s n . f'T s'o
Iis: from h. bsen u s,,, north Cape HATTIE
Brig cies,s. Burssn, Hslss. ana S. days from Glib.
nas. AZ H. Sis
vs,ter la been north Cape nastsra. since 2lss
NJ on M ~ sh
n:s s
heavy was throw board about 40 tons q
sDs snS 6.a sss, Dos Ses o.n
much dri itun such lumber vessels 'psrs
Brs wnd Pisson R.dcy.h I.vaas 10 days: with :as:r
Dec iss lon IS 70 i "a With wreck q brig
:ehr Ion,s, Of Ellsworth, dmssssd and abandoned also
Brig Tornado tof westport, NCarty, Bermuda. is days
In ballast with bound to Bsmore; put into
this port distress having heavy gales sprung
ioreyArd and mantopsasr split sails and reosvsi other
damage. =,
ssSs Rogers g. Chatham, Rogers. Aux c.ys' days.
sehr Waohmas, Friends, Jacksonville. IL days. with lum
Der. TO mater. 40
schr Alfalfa jayne Ap.laohcola y days, with COTTON
40 40 r Pest Experienced heavy weather
ss sh S i s. ss9 So. .
snd the 80 lust sprung aeat, ant now leaking loVo
strokei per hour.
Steamer Kennebec, Copes Philadelphia At o'clock last
night passed steamshp Empire City Ashore with All her
lights and with light starboard also large fore
and aft schr lying 81 anchor close BY her.
Bris Phura arr yesterday reports 4th inst lat 81 q lon
7s spoke schr Daniel Neshon from PhlAdelphiA for
ChArst had been far south Cape Lockout and was
blown back by the late NV ealss.
BELOW.
Ship Isaac Wright from Liverpool.
Ship Sh annon, from Liverpool.
Bark Prstis bound to Boston, putting In, leAky.
Ba,k Harriet 81 aiding from -.
Also, . brig, unknown.
Steamships Pacific Lverpoo Florida Savannah Marion,
Charleston; ship Rio Gfande. Percy. HAVE.
Wind at sunrise, N; meridian, WSW; sunset, do.
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.ow bs,bsr "a tax payers and ciassns TO be pro-
tscted in rights or are to be beaten dow N tss
strsst, AZ our city lie dunno beasts BY our police ON
GERS i''''' JOHN srOLZ and ten Others.
Mr.. WALKER accompanied the document with Q
few remarks, commenting upon the brutal treatment
received by Mr. stoltz, who is An ex.member Of the
Council, and his associates.
He also presented resolution to appoint COM
mttee OF Ave to investigate the matter with power
TO send for persons and papers.
Mr.. You're moved to lay it on the table for ono
week, and hoped the question would be investigated
calmly and dispassionately.
Mr.. EdGLEsToN commented, in severe terms, upon
the brutal outrage that had been committed and was
for immediate investigation. He offered an amend
ment authorizing the committee to ascertain II any
one was killed or murdered during the occurrence,
and il So by whom.
Mr. HuLsE thou yht there was no occasion for ex-
ctement in regard to the matter. Two invessiga-
lions were already going on-one before the Mayor,
the other before magistrate:
Mr. BopLEY desired more information in regard TO
the subject.
Mr. WALKER thought the circumstances of the
case imperatyely demanded an investigation by the
Board.
Mr. STRATToN was in favor of postponing the in
yestigaton; he would have the Mayor continue the
investigation he had commenced. Then, ii he acted
promptly end efficiently, he would sustain him, but
If he failed to do so, he, for one, would vote to i'm
peach him.
was already going on.
Mr. OLIVER coDtended that the Board had no uris-
diction over the conduct of the police.
Mr.. HULsE moved to lay the whole subject on the
table for one week. Carried.
PUBLIC MEETING.
The Undersigned citizrns OF Cincinnati and State OF
Ohio holding the supremacy Of the AwB and jealous
Of hir hb tiles whether invaded by the olencs Of
disoreapsed mob the dangerous assaults of ap.
part ~ legal potism cannot look with ind ference
upon Il acts q tn. Mayor the Judge OF the P,lice
Court chief OF Police, and tas posse Of watchmen
Who Sunday night The mig ht OF Cnri-mss set upon
Knocked dswn XII ed one OF our fello citizens and
wouuded By Blow kicks and pistol shots other OF our
felow citizens whilst engaged in lawful anc constitu
tonyl manifestation OF religious and political opinion
and Of pubic Il public men-to call meeting
al lover. OF Law ard OF religious and political free
CON- ard constitutional right OF whatever ssct OF party
reii4 oD politics, 10 meet them In Green 1000 Hall
N.ensnics I~ ti,u to. on Tanssday evening January
Eih AXIS into cops era0n what ought TO be said and
done ~ support Of ioc order and the liberties OF the
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JUVENILE DlPRArY small boys were arrested RI
day for and dsorder conduct In the
Capt Stevenson says the melancholy spec
juvenile depravy he witnessed One Of the boys
Who only ten Of age, teastly intoxicated
and ravsd like manao The captain says he is resolved
to find out the demon who sold these boy the liquor AMI
that proper punishment Is melted out to him for his
diabolical conduct.
NrRANcE TENTH AvKSUI-Capt Hsnnessa, Of
the Twentieth district says the neghbors Ia the vicinity
of the Tenth and Tnreth street complain very
bitterly against the obstruction Of the avenue from
Twenty sixth to Thirsth street. with the Hudson River
Railroad cars. There no passage way from Twenty.
sixth 10 Thrieth street. and this obstruction has bssn
80 for several days The complaints are beginning to
assume threaten,rg aspect and may lead to some serious
coDsequer cea IL not remsdied.
FIRE.-About hAlf-pAst twelve O'Clock this morning .
Ore broke out in the premises 43 Ann street occupied by
Messrs Long Brother booksellers and publishers The
stock considerably damaged by water but to what
extent has moi bees afcertAined This Gala nifty will OF
interfere with the busiIe1 Of Ae,srs. L., they having
Oh en- another store.
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CITY InteiIIuence.

MrRDBR On TIE HIGH SEAS "A complaint was yesterday
brought beo the United States District Court against
the mate Of the English ship Anglo Saxos for murder
upon she high The offence being nitt<d the
deck Of British veae declared to be not within the
TO the sderaon Of Mr.. Barclay, the British consul
The particulars Of the case will be brought out Ia the
hs airing before that officer
DnIGAIE THB MILITARY CoNvNnoN-Sixty n embsrs
rsngements to 70 to PhilAdelphia Monday morning
next attend the convention OF soldiers OF the last
with Great Britain This convention has for its aim to
amsorate the condition Of the sgd and decrepd veterans
OF nations batsesa worthy end and deserving Of
the fullest aid and sanction Of every American.
WEEKLY RroRT OF DKATHs IN CuY.-The following
table, made from the Repo OF the City Inspector shows
the mbsr Of deaths in the city Of New York from the
3st OF December last to the It'll day Of January 1884,
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Weber lying a pier H. Err 4s4 tens built ct Msdfsel
SHIP years oid has been sold on private terms.
As. II Harpswsli 4th inst BY Capt 6esvsE. .
LAuNcHEp-> = tons, NOT yst named.
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William Henery va, tried In Provsenoe on the ~ inst
for kissing three La lee In tbs stree, against their
Ne vas hnsd - ane costs sash complaint amc uniting
70 ~ " fox each kiss
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Herald Marine Co9resp0ndeMox
u1D0ARTOWN, Jan 6-Ar steamer NassachusstsS, heo
ao!mss Hole with brig Cardsnas Of Portland In VOW, ~
viously rep srted there In distrssa
Sth-Renaia in poFs brig Chas Miller and sohr Nevis
PHILADELPHIA Jan AR stasm shinxKs vsSo~s sssSa
Hardis sayaASsh City Boston FISHER Boston: ship Tn
qua Love xerk steamtug Huntrsss, Phillips do Oh
scar Godfrey. WilmnEoa NC ssamsr Dslavsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-19
DoLNGS IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
From Our Own Reporter.

From Our Own Reporter
ALBANY Wednesday, Jan. ls, 1854
The Controller in answer TO the following resolution of
the Senate, this morning transmitted the annexed commu
nication
In Senate, Jan II, 1854
Rord That the Controller the Senate the
orste Of all the Fire which fled
entitled Act provide for the OF
passed June Also
each and their respective
a. indicated Ia such DtcaIations.
CORPORATE IRE iNSVHANSh COMPANIES, CAPITAL
STOCK AND PLACES OF BUSINESS
The Reelnsp Fire Insurance Company $4,000 City OF New
York ,... II ,so ooo c;tv Of Ma v,.L
The Commonwealth lire Insurance Company Soo0o City OF
"TSor Yre Insurance Company s2oot0 City Of New,Yotk
~ - itsrsI ce COMPANY els Geo Ciiy Of New,lork
The Star Insurance Company SlSo'VoO OsoeA'O-'s" " ~
fepfs s R.s Fire Insurance Company $4,000 City OF New
The St. Marks Fire Insurance Company, slO Oiy Oh "e"
oEpoRArr NAMES OF FOREIGN insurance SA
TAI STOCK LocAToS AND PLACES o. suI ASsnts-
Eipa Insurance Company sSooOto, Hartford NOnn Ae
Hsp,tI Mutual Irsafance Company, $4,000, Salem MAS
Hgeut sn6 other places ..-.ooo p..a,-,
hsssachuseiis Insurance Company Si0.tO'' i
Mass Aye1ls- Utica cnd other place. ooo MI
VIRGINIA fire and Marine Insurance Company S%V''Vi nv"
saopd Va Agents Civ Of Neg-1OTk -.c,o. ~,
sste Mutual an Marine lngranie Company P'oio
rihprg Pa Agents-City Of Nes-fork $1,000. ,,.,s Gam
Usord Civ fire Issuance Company, &lUOVOs, iefOiu N
Affh 81 ana re Insurapcs Company $4,000 London
Co.. R,is,fn Areuls- City ofNew-Nork
Nv HE rule Of the Senate adopted last week w ehheSay
I; ~ s,orf for the consideration o executive business
be IAN for the Promotion Of Medical Science came up
for tbJ reading Ia the Senate tlis morning ana Tor INC
trst time this session there was eA ''''''N
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ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
ENGJNEER BADLY INJURED.

The Accommodation train on the New Haven Railroad
which left tls City yesterday morning at O'Clock, Of
the switch the Westport station about 90 miles from
New. York pTecptating the engine and tender down
embankment ffteen feet high The engineer Mr.. A Hurd
ard the fireman. Mr. John Cassidy went down the embank
ment with the engine. Mr. Cassidy escaped with some
slight brlises bu, Mr. Hurd badly bruised besides be-
ing somewhat scaded by the steam from the boiler His
injures, however are not considered dangerous.
The engine turned over lis side among trees and
bushes and the engineer when assistance arrived, was
found with bis arm caught under the boiler In such man
ner to render necessary dig away the earth from
around him before he could be e1rcaed The tender was
considerably broken up but the engine was not materially
damaged
The train ives going very slow at the time, as had been
broke I'D for the purpose Of stopping at the Station other
vie the occurrence must inevitably have been very
serious one Ait was some Of the passenger cars would
pobably have gone down the embankment with fearful
bad been for the fact that the coupling
between the tender and baggage broke thus taking
away from the train the strength Of the engine
The express train which after the accident
took the passengers and mail on to New Haven.
The sccide Mt attributable TO the misconduct Of the
switchmsn who in violation Of explicit instructions had
left bis duties in charge Of another person who unsc-
cstoed to the business and bad placed the switch in
wrong position. On searching for the switchman soon
after the accident Il was found that be had left for "pas
unknown"