, 1862-03-27


miles nom tne clts, oe1almng tne command
an0 ieAuei1os NV eaac' honr oi tnear afrl40
anee1.an :. "oulu :, appear 1nat tnc Iraan
pa3 .s" 2' LUG tlne " tne accident ana Ae1l tue
pofuon conlaAnlus LIE soiolers penanos tnls
"as no' olscoFefeo aaLu DISTANCE o1 several
nhes nao oesu tisa'eieu put Us 7oen ~ 4ea1n7
ca ene locomotive was backed anu afterwards
aspecla1 engine came 10 1ne c1ty 1or surgeons,
leaving Us to inter that something terrible had
occurred Ine tram bearing Inc surgeons to
Inc scene OF the o1saster, OF "a1ch We have no
a1ucnlars-nor eouio any DC optalncd at mid
n5gnt-uepaf1eoa ~ nala PAST Twelve. "ehaFe
aspatcaeo epec1a messenger 10 INC spot and
our readers VII oe 1uralshed Win AL the facts
- '1o inaA'et ~ tne e*llueee po'7lole laoanen1-
LATER-2 O'Clock 4. M.
The special train bearing the Sd Wisconsin
Cavalry, left Janesyillc az 5 o'clock Yesterday,
afternoon, and consisted of nineteen cars. Il
was followed by another and smaller train.
a1go speeia1. All moved an we'll nm
til the two trains neared the CITY.
at about half past ten O'Clock. when
an axle Of the sixth car Of the
forward train broke, throwing the car from
the track. The next five cars behind came to-
gether like a telescope, and were smashed mp
in quite p1oniseuous order.
How many were killed or injured nc have
been unable to learn with any exactness to
truth, but the loss of life must have been Sc
rious, as all the cars were filed with soldiers.
Immediately the engine and baggage cars Of
the disabled train came to this city and gave
Inc alafn, proceeding back at once to the
scene Oh lne alsaster.
AAose WHO teacAeo tae elty las1 nlght land
tnelr nnmpef vas 1eW), came oil excited with
the horror OF the disaster, and from none Of
Some even stated the loss tn have been thirtr
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r,nnasd Tb5s va ,,ono T. ~, av,ooa,..t;o- ,s.s
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on1v snar. e,r;ne ~ +Ie 1oad i+s rst,,-e ,..as
anrions1v arsjted mr. to nna o,c,oo,- -ha-
onr ,eno1tcr left the denot The ono;no +oo1-
hack a eeno of men to assist =, c1earinot ~
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So ~ tau.-e ~ ee1ens y! .ne uns.4..u
sPsea41llune I41I "ets 1ne ~ lue 'anu o'u
-, "1.s ~ w ..e een'pie1e ~.
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'
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"o1u".u' ~" ~ "'ns "tPeai lia1s VIC ol9a91e1
- not 80 seflous as e'olles olopsns oy passen-
| sele W lue .,ain ssohle VI "oon aooteo 1t TO
Liz s1ts) "oul0 anole1le'
The End or the Avery 1nce4t ca.e.
| From . croud If ,ou7s ,oo++a- and o1ra,
| ~ ~"0 AuAs's. a'4u '1u'
lsenents LIZ louo"tng report o1 the concln-
| sion Of the Avery incest case was crowded out
| of onr cn1umns Yesterday nornino.
| w. o
| LIZ cAala'nallon ~, u Nocnlai o. ascfy'
charged with the crime Of izcest upon his
daughter, Martha &. Avery, resumed on
Tneedar ,f4e,aoon baf,ro Inst;no Rrou-n in
A'' eent~ '''@ o""' -
LIE Recorder's Court Room, resulted IN Inc
discharge Of the defendant, upon the ground
that the testimony was insufficient to hold
linn.
As at the first examination, the room vas
crowded with an audience eager grccdily to
seize upon every disgusting detail drawn out
in the course Of the trial, and manlfestfng all
that loVe Tor LIE scnrrllous and depraTed
WHICH such an exhibition Is likely to produce.
AT about three O'Clock, Mr. Assay opened for
tic defense, Stating that he Intended to show
that many OF the statements Of the prosecu.
tllS, matte al The previous hearing, were 1Alsc.
nn n m mi faY1fJ EIrh
lie would produce, but by the further tcsti-
mony Of the girl herself Martha e. Avery
was then called to the stand, and testified sub.
stantially as follows:
The statement that made before Justice
pa,ls, 'Aas ! "as Iaaae4 anu nao never
New York State. to VIM. Henry Ktash' Nth
whom lived only about eleven weeks. =
also vas on r. 2 cnnal boas as cooK ABOUT ~
the stata ~ New Tort e nc ath 3hs Tcs WIGs
the Captain OF the boat. I was Induced tl
conceal these facts On my first testitying, BY
5ep1esen1;atlons G1;i 81 u ny moIaer ana NJ. ane
nv fat1,er 1ynu1d ret e1aar ani T world W., ha
sent to the State Prison.
The girl, still persisted, however in the state
ment That her father had shared Ae
bed from Christmas until about tha
date Of her making the complaint, and whc1
pressed as to Ler reason for not sooner pre-
ferriug the charge, said that she did not know
tIat Avery sshad done ANYTHING wrong,'' O.
that she could do ANYTHING with him. sh,
further stated that she was melted to max
complaint against her father by one Collins
who told her about the date Of her father'
marriage, February 13, that as soon as he
stepmother came home she would be turnes
ont of the house, and that she might &c
ahead Of ler father by making this charge
and also got 500 for her support. She fnrthe
J said that her present admission Of her mar
: fiaec was induced By the knowledge that par
, | tics were going to New York State for th
purpose Of gathering facts in regard to he
} former life.
Other testimony was add,ccd show;no tba
t1c man Collins had ;nst;voted the rro.ecn
: tr5x tn testify falsely for nnr,osos of a rr;r,t
,ua1;ce towards Avery. md t1r thc fnrtrcr,nc
of his ou.,, interests. and That fearing h;z in
ferna1 n1ans we're to rcro;1 nnon ,,a oe, head
ha hal 1r;+bfn +ho r,s+ t.ror+x.f,,r h,,,,rs 1ot