The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-01-06

thrown partly the Heavy giit buttons adDrn
the coat boa not made button. rich gold cord
il attached between the collar aud lapel BY which The
coat can be fastened In front The epAueltes t4t the
General had during the Mexican via Adon the
Il viii eost $3.50 when finished.
TaE ACCIDENT o. TnE ONO AND PEsssYLyAslA RAN
RoAD-TEanisLE sczSK-Proiessor Williamson OF Louis
vile furnishes he following vivid description d tbs TERRI
bic disaster;
On Monday evening the slst uldmo a. the fast ex-
press train from Pttsburg TO Cincinnati turning
curve Darlington Pa ightfl collision took place
between this and the freight train going East The coli
hson was sadden that no time was allowed apply
the brakes! The huge locomotives rushed upon each
other ss n deadly conflict and having spent their giant
power IN one onset sank together upon the track
mon mass Of ruins The freight train received compare
lively ittls injury-notso the other The baggage
passed entirely through the first passenger earhe bot
tom OF the former passing just above the floor Of the
latter sweeping 10 the twinklng of eye every
from its place aud crowding passengers baggage stoves
and broken pieces of timber ia space large enough
for one car The conclusion felt but for few seconds
and al was still except the fierce Kissing of The escaping
steam Almost instantly the sbrieks of dying
hea far Shove the noise Of the crushed engines Three
four men lay on 10 one side in the sDowsome with bro
ken ars Others with shattered legs and bruised bodies,
crying In piercing Of agony for help Just above the
front end Of the second passenger where great
OF fragments had been washed up three were seen,
two OF them held up by their legs the third showing out
Of the mass Of ruins but his head and hand crushed and
black ffo eongesse blood Poor fellow death him
time for agony.
Nesr 10 these but on the other eide Of the cars stood
brave man-Malthew kot-one leg broken and hs right
held firmly beneath the heavy bers Of the bottom
OF the baggage car resting the front OF the second
passenger car He uttered complaint though his leg
broken and bis literally ground TO pieces nearly
hour elapsed before he could be released yet be showed
no mpaience and let groan escape his lips The other
two men were almost equally brave enduring their long
confinement with remarkable fortitude The officers of the
trains assisted by OF the passengers exerted almost
superhumsn efforts exireate the wounded and place
phrpka Int inc
pressed together that il probably not less than hour
before all taken The cries OF The wounded for
physicians for water for warmth and for wives and els
ters, sufficient to rend the stoutest heari.
One poor whose throat had been cut either BY
splinter by broken glass laid apon the floor oil the
car and afterwards propped upon three seats but
his suferings did last ongh. bresthed through the
cut in his throat for hour and then lay still in
DEATH From papers in his possession his name was found
to be Samuel Johnston from New Middleton Ohio
THE GRKES-EYEp MONSTER The Spring
field Mass Republican says:
"A gang Of young men, nstgated by jealousy entered
the house Of Horace Bosworth Of Winchendon late
evening last week and committed most dastardly out
rage upon William l.. Chutterhuch and Miss Frances ID.
Bennett One OF the party seized Miss b. threw her
bis shoulder and carried her Of the house. choking her
at the Time prevent her cries of murder being
heard and the Others gasped the young man, dragged
him out forty fifty rods stripped on part of his
clothing daubed him with black paint struck and beat
him severely and et him upon the ground bleeding faint
and disabled. Chutterhuek the adys lover and the
young ali Of whom have been arrested looked With
the green eye OF jealousy on their proceedings"
FAsHioSABLr FANS RARls-A writer, abiding TO the
perfect mania in extravaganza which appears TO exist in
Paris the present year. mentions that the fans in
marked by eaboraenss of workmanship and cost
high 81 600 each $40 $50 considered the
tfe for Of these carved and enriched
articles.
TIE OF ROCHESTER, \. Y.--Tbe annual sta
tstcs Of The Rochester Touring business shows that there
Is invested in mills and machinery S5ss 600 and that
there 22 Of stone employed The total OF
-four exported during the last year 6olTl barrels; of
wheat imported, l,95l,272 bushels.