Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-07-21
MARYLAND Coat TRADE.-For the

MARYLAND Coat TRADE.-For the
week ending Saturday. July 10th. b.a5o.b0
tons Of coal were shipped over The Cumhcr-
land and Pennsylvania Railroad, and 4T1ils
Over The road Of tic Georges crrok Goa. and
iron Company. kfasins total forthc wec+i
from The entire region f'fs, iCi.i tons.
Total shipments for tie year from the en-,
tire region. 27i .5Col2 tons.
IS Loata cleared this port during the week
ending WeAhcsiay,. tie Goth inst. carrying
s,7c3 "A 'Jns Of Coal.
Daring the season IoH; hoa's cleared this
post, carrying 1871 5000 tons Of Coal.
ARM Hunr-hn acciien. happened on
saturday evening last. Mt the Steam Flour
Mil Of T. y. johnson, Esq. to Samuel,
boy Of some fourteen or fifteen years, the son
of Mr.. James O'Dair, by which he narrow
" escaped losing his arm. He was engaged
At the time, in cleaning out the Wheat Con-
vcver, when one of the pegs upon the rcvol
wing Screw Shaft caught his skirt sleeve
drawing his arm between the teeth on the
shaft aud the box in which it reyolves. One
Of the teeth made m ;ncis!on in his arm near
the wrist, not, however Of scr.9Ua charac-
ter, and between the elbow and shoulder, it
was considerably bruised lie made a frtu
nate but narrow escape. Had the teeth been
of iron. it must have crushed his arm terri
bly, The accidcn. threw The machinery
out of gear.
Hcwas Immediately taken home, his wound
properly dressed, and he is now doing well.
RAIL ROAD ACCuENT.-On Saturday
night last. the Engine. drawing the Express
train bound East, gave way at Cheat River
and 1t was found necessary to dispatch to
Ncwburg Station . miles distant, for another
engine. The loss of lime consequent upon
the accident delayed the Express haitian hour
or more and produced general deraugc-
mcnt in the running time Of all The trains
that night Bv the next iay however, the
trains ware running upon regular ti;uc.
ECNAWAYs.-Gcstcr,.ny morning Two run
away slaves wcr2 committed ~ mil, at this
place. One Of them reports himself . slave
of Miss Rebccca Dyer. and the otler th"
property Of William Dyer. Esq, Fen .ietou
county, Va. They were arrested near .ona-
coming in this county by Nj Henry Barnes
and brother, who found it Necessary It. tse
firearms % capture then. One of the re-
grocs was wounded in the shoulder. and the
other was shot in the back Neither how
ever, was seriously hurt. The negroes were
wcll-armed with guns, pistols and bowie
lodt5jl il jai! here, q runaway belonging to
James Byrd, ESD, Of Pendlcton county. Va.
Some man, whose uane VIC have not learn
ed, arrested and secured in Jail, on Saturday.
Il fugitive mulatto boy, belonging to Gen
James Boggs, Of Pendeton county, va.
LAND SIi!'G.--A land slide occurred on
TIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, on Tu,s-
day night, between Cranberry Summit and
Oakland, IN consequence Of which yesterday I,
Western mail was detained ill this morning.
: Nnsscn-,c trair. was dispatched 10 BIlu
more"
CUTTING A2FAlR--Yc yesterday morning
Patrick Bannon was arrested, aud committed
to Jail, charged with stabl ing Levi Hawthorn,
on Tuesday evening, at Pompey Smash, in
this county. Hawthorn was badly Cit in Sow
crai places
PEESoNAL.--IIs E.xcelIcncy, James Buc-
hanau, accompanied by Mrs Jacob Thomp.
son and son, Mrs. f. L. Bass and family,
Miss Lane, and II. c. Bates, reached this city
on Monday evening last, and took rooms at
the Revere House. On Tuesday morning
they left for bedford Springs, Pa.
LARGE ArRlcor.-Mr. Thomas Mc(aud-
loss has brought to our Office . ripe Apricot
D,no.1tug 6. inches il circumference Who
cau I"'- I?
n nat portion nt the Connrlis,iir rail,
road n"rwcen Port Perry and iittsLurS was
put Ia 'er contract on the 18th inst