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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

ExFxpirlos 10 Nsw MuICo.-we learn from
NE Fort -Gnihi Arki nma that exp~ilssn y shout
siartlns ron na place " Asucue-~ne, New Msxico.
~. shumsd NE s~csrsa and phy- m. wno soooups-
ned Oarein krry b. sxpiorsuor % ne lA-ns. he
Ina ssys, 90 bead Ne srpsaiuol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04


inc Grand Jury in the case Of ruckermsn adjourned 10
Thursday Ctomcrrow) morning, when bl q Indictment
VIII probably be presented asa,nss him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

sgrsng. ls5s.-Ie~ry 4 Co Leaders and In
- ssk,os for r-r- hats are nov r..dv n
snppiy No spring sy!e fw isds Mes 8 4 end s Am
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
LsSsiized importation or Africans Into
LsOulsaana.
New ORLEANS. March 3. 10,

NJ" VRUxANS, HAroh Ibuo
bill hAs passed The House Of Representatives Of Loul
sass, suthorizinga company, already organized, TO i'm
port twenty Eve hundred blacks from the coast OF
Arus 70 be indensorcd for MOI less THAI fifteen years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
The Southern steamer.
TnE snrnIs AT CHARLESTON.

CaAuIsroS, Narch 8, ls5s.
The steamship Memphis, of cromwclls !inc, ar.
rived here from New Yors yesterday
rnE wKsTnKsroKr AID FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.
SAVANNAH, @.s.a 3, lsss.
rhe screw steamship wcs,srsPort, Of CIom-el's line,
arrived yesterday from New YORK.
Tne United states mall steamship FloritA. from New
York, arrived here to-day A. ecu
Weather RsportA.
BY the sortfern. FAsern Western ard ssr bern Tee.
rvanl Iluew 4 W.u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
Commissioners OF Emigration.

ne Conmusioners ~ Emigration me, yesterday
Gul,n e VerriAncs, President, IN the chair.
um ufsrtrs Ewwn> AND THE AiMs.
Bo,ss ooynsoSL
NJ. n MoHusS oli red the following
| Whereas, NJ Adam Sgi~rs ard thirteen other Of our
fsoe yeas have Ists.r'ed memorial 10 the Board of
Foyerbors q the AimsLouse IN reference 10 the alleged
Tnn N the city against the Commssiope of Emigration
from Witch n . usrfcsi that the men1riass are unin
tHnsd a. the nature Of the controversy existing be-
boon ue Amsb0use Governors and the Commissioners
Fmgruicn and these gentlemen, Judging from their
fg.Maroe the rswspapers, are needing Information
% the suhleci, therefore,
Resolved. That the President be requested 10 commu-
ose 70 thru IN. statement u the differences existing
hctwccn ihe osrt Of Almsh0use Gov ara the Com
H.iucrs q Emigration, ard the measures adopted b.
ue's'ieI - terrnil -s'e re dspu'e.
Ansr hr'' debate The above wss adopted, when the
Bssrd ssJvurued.
sNigssros usASoss, IT.
IN grsts arrives ~ February 24............... A,s49
10 Do. since, " March S............... 4Os
tuAi ss..ss fIbI
70 ssms tate 10 lstTs 1O,Hi
ns,rc.s... sasi
lunae. al wards .piAnd 80. aas sO6 las
10 k@rns HoraAL.. isS lo5 los
r..i aoss INA 1850
h~lsns bans Ian 7, 3qlts 80
Assfsais reneiT.b a. Fsb 49,. sosss OF
f-~ir,r suse. ~ NJ en- A. GO oUmna.
tAioe a. s4ien p-s ensets. ..... at 90
10 500 Oh
rr..n..,. q. ~,
rss.s. n rsS I'd. isss s "A oaio
~ ~ usui 90 %. "a - oo.osi %
h@isrcs q sosr u,.lou funS .sl2e0o 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
New York Cattle Market,

WEDNESDAY, March 3, 1855
The current prices for the all the markets are
Is follows
First quality $ll 90 II 30 Common zee. - oos so
Ordinary. 10 % 10 30 Inferior .... s Goa so
First quality $50 90 C5 90 Common ... 20 oo - 90
Ordinary. so 90 So 0C Inferior. IS 90 q 35 90
VIAL cMvEs
Extra quality plb ek &c. Other qualities, doax &C.
sHrKp AND r.Mps
First quality. .$5 Ooa7 90 Other qualities % 90 90
First quality. BIKE 57sc Other qualites5c $50.
BssP CATTLE.
There another light supply OF beef cattle ut the
Washington drove yard, and In consequence prices al
vanced fully half cent and in some instances the ad
vance paid far exceeded that There lot Of Texas
cattle on sale, and another from Michigan, both which
were looking well, and met with resdy sale at the ad
vanced rates. short supply was anticipated and a
general rush was made for Bergen Hin Monday where
about 800 head changed hands, mainly for speculs
ton The total number offered at Auerton's for the
week was sl3 head, lew OF which sold Tues
day The sale WAS well attended, and tho weather
just tho right kind 10 butchers sharp
| y, which was the case today rhere having been a
brisk demand from the opening. We understand that
quite plumber Of cattle which rpse for Boston
were bought up the road and this market in
from Illinois, Ohio and this STATE Indiana sent in Ios
bead this week. all or which very fair and me,
with ready safe. The general seliing price about
1oIsc., and the range SIC. 70 ii &c with sfew
extras ii a trife above those figures.
COWS AND CALVES
Are IN plentiful supply ard rs the demand is pretty gooi
prices maintained
VEAL CALVES.
Tho market was sbundsntly supplied but there being a
good demand, last week g prcCs realized.
sHKEr AMI LAMBS.
There prevailed good demand for sheep and lambs
pecisly for The latter with which The market was but
poorly suppi'ed. There increase In the receipts
Of about 2,oc0 head. Prices within the range our
quotations.
SWINE.
There have been no arrivals nj Aertons for more than
three wcoka bat sales making w the city from &c
10 &C. There are larg NUMBER ~ dressed hogs coming
IN by tho railroads. which reader he demand for live
hogs much moro modera,r. Tho humber received at
IudEon river drove yard, Thirty seventh street by tho
Eric Rail- oad q sGe Hudson River Railroad, 200
Camden and Anbyy Railroad, 91s Eiie Railroad vi. Ber
gen, 30. Total, ,342
kECAPrTrLATfoN.
Tho total receipts Of all ut all the yards for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Hoiiovssys Ointment r. Astcnishing the
pubic ara the faculty no, only IN this country but hrough
ont u~ wt-d By the most rapid a h~rsenes sore
throat bronchitis and asthma placed record. warm
mans the sppWcafon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Bascheior's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
ihe best In BE world all made Sold and applied
A. ne manufsetory, 80 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

ITO rNvALrps-JUsr RECEIVED DIRECT FROM
London dochs and IN npe crdg PIT MP tn BOTTLES asf
rNrs old DIV port whc caer he most advsnAseo-ls
terms ClLAs. H. TALBOT CO., 70 Liberty ssssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

" hiss. ths Hsttsr's spring Styles a.; L..
fsl a. 70 ueet "a e. ~ ~Hirs iss FULTON street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Hsr-h a Co.'S Radical Cure Trusses, Elastic
rockngs shoulder Braces &c No syssey St. Assor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

p,ri'. Hair Dye. . sh-ssrgs n Box, Black
q Sre-ni Natural hsppeA<sass sod Die hest In we No.
bagci.y street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

Cristsdo~o's Hair Dye, Wigs aud Tcupee~.-
nesi IN the world On sale and dye applied at No Assor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04

hiss-ne-Q uick.-Dissiiied from fragrant
tulips EUGENE DUPUy, Chemist,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-04
Movements I'm n cal Estate.
salos we're male yestfsdsy ~ A. 7.

old premise. on gan 3. Us VI q ION ~ %
! v. aide 4Ith e. " OF % Az. 2sxlopk oh.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
INDIANA AND Giii0.

The Democrats a splenid victory in In
dnana on their State ticket, electIng IT by ma
jortirs varying IRON 5000 to 5000 The Le-
gislaure probably is tie, and the Democrats lose
two members OF Congress.
Our loss in Ohio is by 20 means so serious as
we al first supposed. We have niue members
in the present Congress. They were elected
two years ago, and eight Of them by bare pia-
ralitieS, the Democrats having majority in bat
one district in the State. tn" maj3lity was
then on the State ticket forty thousand against
US, bat The opposition We're divided. Now tbe
opposition united, and instead OF one we have
ma;nfies in sir districts, ard in three ether DIS
tricts The aggregate majority against Us is less
than fUe baadfed and instead of being defeated
5y 400, 900 on our Stale ticEst, the maioritr a.
gainst us will not be more than 1900. This
result is rather encouraging than Otherwise
The opposition can make no more fusions to in
crease their strength and the steady Democrat
ic gains which We have been making every
year will soon bring the opposition majority
down 10 nothing, even if il continues united.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
TIE Dirty OF DEMOCRATS.

The Albany .frgus, thus aludes to the recent
defeat OF The Democratic party, and their duty
in the future:
'sThe State elections of 1853, are now past
Whatever OF feeling or controversy among Dem
ocrats may have characterized thptn, and weak
ened and broken lower, for the time being
10 any State, has gone BY, and il is better and
wiser 10 look 10 the future, than 10 dwell on
present hrariburnings or Indifference. The
success Of the Democratic party in 1860, from
this time forward, should be the governing mo-
tive otthe political action on the part of Demo-
Gratis. All minor Considerations, all local con-
troVersles; all impulses, TO punish real or fan
cIed injuries, should be merged in The para
mount consideration OF carrying the neyi Prpsi-
dental election. Not mrre!, the prosperity Of
the Democratic party and the interests Of liz
members, but the higher duty of patriotism and
! fidelity 10 the interests and honor OF The coun-
try requires this action. For ourselves, we
shall endrayor TO act on the rule which We
shall recommend to others, apd recognising no
personal or political interest, labor 10 promote
the general success of the Democratic cause,
and especially to build up aud strengthen the
Democracy OF this State, that in the great
contest, two years hence, the thiriy-fve votes
in New York may, beyond peradventure, be
cast into the Democratic side ofthe scale and
cause it 10 preponderate in favor oil the nomi-
nee OF the Charleston Convention, upon whom
soever that much coveted designation may fall.
| We think that the Democrats of this State
/ should feel pride in relation To the position
/ of New York in the next Presidential contes.
which should subdue all internal ieaousies,
consolidate their efforts and their strength, lead
! them Into harmonious and energetic co-oprra-
! .ion, and prepare them to ASSERT in that great
struggle the power OF his State in behalf Of the
grand national principles upon which their par
] tp Is fnnnheh
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

And Mn. SEWARD is not the only Black Re.
publican leader that occupies this position. A.
LINCOLN, The standard-bparer ofthat party, in
the late contest in Illinois, stands there with
him. The New York;TribQae, the great news
paper exponent Of Black Republicanism stands
there with him, charaCterizing bis Rochester
speech as "clear, calm, sagacious, profound and
impregnable.' The whole Black Republican
party stand there with him, for they even
now rejoicing over their victory won in New
York on this very identical position. Who,
therefore, no matter how unreasonable he be.
will hereafter have the hardihood 10 deny that
The Black Republicans are Abotionists And
who, no matter t0 what party he at present be-
longs, will be reckless enough of his country's
dearest interests TO assist Mr.. SEWARD and the
Abolition Republicans, in their endeavors TO
bring upon our beloved Union, a bloodier and
more appalling CIVIL WAR than has ever been
recorded in the annals OF the world?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
Kansas EIeclian.

on careful examination of the return .,...
oy - oi.r possession, says the Kansas ~,
o. freedom I'VE find the conservative Frs. uta Gu
men and The Democrats, have twenfg four o'. ~.
OF thTty-nihe members These f0o n,..: 1
VIII be able 10 act together to prevent r.e' ba''
and Inconsiderate legislation BY the ra%4'!, r',y
Aholtionists. and viii chez rfully co-ope,.1ae
preparing Z healthy code OF laws for :. 10
iflfhoFY II Biowa and Nemaha countirs shall m
haNe Jaw, eiefte5 moderate man, aud Marsb,u
snaii have elected another. as We presnne
'ne case, then tn" conservatives will bavs,.,s,,"
SIX IN the Legislature. We are satisfied ,s;Iy
the result 10 the Territory, as we know ,,n o".
friends will be-, and we rust our radical orn M
nents will find equal causes for rei3ieipg ~'P
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

same time, and The Black Republicans had
majority IN the Legislature several sessions
" hilst the wise-acre, Jorean, was in the SEN
ate OF Pennsylvania. Besides, as we have before
shown, tbe DEPOSITION had control Of the popu-
lar branch Of Congress for two years previous
10 the revuIsion Of last Fall. The question IS,
therefore, Nty did net th' So profound statesmen
and asiute philosophers, keep the "Hard
Times" from coming upon rs
But we have already wasted more ink upon
Ma JORDAN than such reckless falsifier as he
is worth, and we dismiss him, with the hope
that he viii set learn TO tel the truth before he
ssshUifles olrthis mortal coil"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

II The cowaFdly murderer of The Baltimore
policeman is known out of his native city IT,.
Washington Star saws he is the saDr ner,,,
''who headed the MOB in the el, cti,n rio.o -
1857, arm-d with large tomabawk, which bs
orandIshed among 'he terrified voters in man
n+r TO DIVE many from the ground He will
b" recognized by most of our readers who were
present on the occasion above referred TO-
who will never forget his bull head, short-erop-
ped halr, iron-toed boots, long legs, and the
devlIIsh weapon with which he Glove his yay
among the rga! voters Of Washington, scatter.
Ing them before him like 50 many affrighted
sheep"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

LA Chestnut street gambling es,abG.L.
ment was broken INTO by the Philadrlnfia no.
lice on Tues sday, and there was a great abnrr.
to aod fro" among the crowd Of surpri,rd oIay'
ers. One gentleman crawled iato an a.s hoy
sFve'a al others lnmp"d oui through back win
dow, aud laceFaled their legs by falling into
kylIshf, while stout gentleman undertook +,
conceal hls entire prison by crawling into
three peck coai-scuttlr, from which he vas fish.
ed oat by the coat tails, hall dead from fright
The officers arrested the proprietors and brouyb,
away fine gambling apparatus.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

lbs ATRociTy CoNsuMMATED. The boy Rod
gers was Yesterday murdered n the city of New
York according to iow. Since the iudicia!
murder OF poor Donnelly at Freehold, y. j.,
we have beard of nothing SO revolving in afro
CITY as the hanging of this young man yester-
day. The Black Republican Governor of that
Slate, who could freely pardon gang OF ruf
mans who peTPetFated horrible outrage upaa
a defenceieSs woman, refused 10 in erfere in ~
case OF THIS unfortunate victim.
10 shield this callous-hearted public function
ary, the most dPspicable ialsehoods have been
trumprd up against this much-wrongpd young
man, which are copied at fnll length BY one OF
the pa oers IN this city this morning. The boy
Rodgers was not member of a rowdy gang of
juvenile ruihans he was inveigIrc into rum
hole the night Of the unfortunate occurrence.
and being made intoxicated for the frs, lime in
ms lite, committed the act 10 a moment of ohren-
zy, without malice or prem editation; he was
not arrested-hc was sPcu e'y concealed by his
friends, bot his mother induced him 10 civ.
up, brieving that he would be acquitted after an
examination, as he had not Intentionally COM
mhied crime. Greatly to her astonishmenl
and that OF every body else, be was convicted
oi murder IN The first degree, and Yesterday en-
ded his !fe upon The gallows. What mus, BE-
the reflections Of Gov. K,ng, the Judge and iury
when they look back upon this tragedy, We wi,
Dot venture TO describe. We would no. ex-
etahge situations with them for warantce deed
oil the whole surface of the glo5e-Phlo. .9r-
gus, 1911,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
Don't Take Them,

10 The November number q P,tsy,on,.
counterfeit Dsfecfor the following Banks ara
set down as doubtful Pennsylvania Ba ok, y
bnsInTss men and all Others should refuge 10 -,
ceive the r hotes '''
Bank. Of Crawford Comfy, M-adviilr.
Central Bank Of Prnn's, Holldaysbarg.
Mckean County Bank, Shainokin.
Iloga County Bank, Tioga.
Warren County Bank, Warren.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
1l6 IQ9

ain the States yet 10 elect the Republicans
may gain two members in Connecticut, and the
Democrats will, in all probability gain six mem
bers from the South Americans in Kentucky,
Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and Ma
ryland. Such result will make The next Con-
gress stand Democrats 100, Republicans Ill,
South Americans 6, which will give hp Dem
ocrdts majority OF three over all and if the
fourth district in Michigan has gone Democrat
&c, as reported, the Democratic strength in The
House Will be l2l, and majority over all Of
five"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

THANKSGIVING DAY.-The States which esl-
ehra'e Thanksgiving dav on the 25!h, srs
Maine, Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachu-
setts, Rhode Island, Connfcticui, Maryland,
MISSISSIPPI, Alabama. Missouri, Iowa, Mn
n"sso'a, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, anil Wig
consin New York, New Jersey and Prnnsy-
vania stand apart, and celebrate the 18th and
yet notwithstanding the array Of names on ,hs.
other side, these three States contain NOR. than
one fonrtf' the population Of the Union, to says
nothing oi the mateiil Interests.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

ooRRo"ruL.-A woman, formerly OF New
ark N. j., but who, for the past year, had been
hv'ng 10 chicago, few days since started
win sick child in her arms, 10 return 10 New
ARK. When near Cleveland, Ohio The child
d'ed N her arms. The mother, disceasolas..
and lar from friends, with scarcely money
enoaghto reach home, rather than lrave her
babe among strangers. continued on her Journey,
and reached Newark. Aariag evyied TIE dead
fnfans IN her arms the entlre distarsp.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

a GREAT shaving match against time, was
recently performed ia England, near Leeds
a "Prafeasor Carrodns," attended by three la-
therers and Eve shoppers, engaged 10 shave
sepeniy men IN SIXTY minutes; and sacceededin In
performing the task four m.nut-s within TIE
specified tins,
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Bloody DoNGs.-0n the Goth OF !as, Se,,.
tNnnber, Edred Ward shot William ~. Sr7i,h
drad, Iii Shreveport La, and instantly lied
lie was hot iy but Intellectually pursued, and
large reward Offered for his apprehension. Tbs
next night lie was recognized, in Woadvill~,
Texas, and several men attempted to arrest him,
which thry afec'rd, hat not until be had shot
John r. Barnes through the heart, and danger
Pnsiy wounded John ;. Walker. Ward was
hlmsFlf, badly wounded, and vas sally lodged
IN Shreveport Jail, although an attempt vss
made by ihe citiz-ns 10 Lynch him.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

'In the elections which have arrady taken
place for members Of Congress, the position OF
parties stands Democrats 80, Republicans
lO2.
"Tbe States yet 10 elect are Alabama, Con-
npiicut, California, Georgia, kentucky, Lou
isana, Mary land, North Carolina, Rhode
Island, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia, which
elect righiy-six members. Ia the presen; House
they stand as fy!l1Ms
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

oREAr SHoorlNG.-Mr. John Turner and
Mr.. R, A. Barnewell. two crack srortsrnen.
made trip 10 Wom.Isdori, Bsrks eoeniy, g.
bout Dc miles from Philadaiphia, on a 2unning
excursion. They we've out FIVE DAYS, and fe-
turned TO Philadelphia with 395 patridges, 8
woodcock, number of iarks, % rabbits, aazi
several other specimens OF game.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Iy@The Detroit Free Press, OF the 9th inst,
says every probability is in favor of the election
OF Davis tDemocra')to Congress, IN the fourth
District OF Michigan. II this is so, The Dem
ocrals nave gained two members: and have
hail me delegation from that State! Huzzai
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Nix. JoNEs's CosFfRmArIos.-A rpno, Rae
gained currency that Senator Douglas would
oppose IN" confirmation Of the Hon J. CLANCY
Jones as Minister 10 Austria. A Washington
correspondent OF the New York Times notices
thls report, and writes that "the Intimate
friends OF Mr. Douglas, residing in Wa.hingtaa,
say that he will wage no wal np9u any pr2per
appointment oi Mr. Buchanan"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

70 Gov. Packer has issued his proclamation
announcing fhe election of John M. Read. as
Judge OF the Supreme Court of Pennsylvaoia.
Tor hitefn years from The Isl Monday of De-
csmber next.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

CALIFORNIA ELECTION. -The official vote oi
california shows the following Democratic
malornirs: For Supreme Judge, S,40I S!sse
Consrollrr, 1925. A pr4rtv good DAVIS work
for the Democracy of the Golden State.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19
The Next Congress.

TtT Washington States contains the follow
ing specula,ioDs on the political complexion Of
the next GeHzTess.
"Fhe next Congress Will be Democratic to a
certainty. Our readers may rely on this as q
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1858-11-19

Singular RAILROAD AccIpEsT.-On the
Ohio and Mississippi railroad, about l8 mills
from Mitchell, a singular accident happened
last night. The middle car got off the track.
and crossed bridge, breaking every tie on III.
road, and in that condition went quarter of
mile. No one was hurt, but all were very
much frightened. The train was going at the
rate of half a mile per ninute when the acci-
dent occurred, which accounts for the off-of
tht-track car being dragged quarter OF mile
before the locomotive could be stopped. [, was
certainly very singular that this middle car
should thus go along of of the track withou,
dispIacing The car behind add the car be Fore
Such an accident NAV never again happpn
without throwing Ihe whole rain of the track,
and wonndias killing somebody -Loni.siIIs
Courier Noe. ..