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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
II. Greaaest Discovery Of this or any other Ag
Preu tive Powders for Married Ladies
rem b Iu n ar
Or. FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS.

The.e Pills ara now acknowledged by the Medi-
eel Fraternity to be the only safe mild and eff
c,:ious remedy 20 be depended on in long anding
cases u suppression. irregularity, OF stopping Of
rne fuIc.i.n- of nature the neglect Of which is
the source Of such deplorabie effects on the female
fr.m. In no case should these Pills be ken
vlsn the patient has reason to believe she is
s,cIs rE Price s.. Remit the amount above.
s,1 thew will be forwarded with full directions for
u.,,, CURED AT H0NE.
Patients residing in aav part Of the State. how
ever distant who may desire medical advice on
heir respective cases. and who think proper tosub
mt written statement Of such in preference. to
h, hing personal interview assured that their
communications viii be held most sncred.
all letters AMI money must be addressed
BENZ. F. JJSSELYN, N. D., stamp
$50 Washington street.
$40. Saa Francisco, Cal.
aG2j.tf
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ELECTION NOTICE.
&,or1cE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT on THE
EInsr TUESDAY. THE THIRD
DAY OF MOVE MBER

FIRST TUESDAY, THE THIRD
DAY OF NOvEM BIER
NEXT, 1865.
An Election will be held in Ormsby County. Neva,
ds for the following .amed State, County, and
Township officers. to wit:
Three Presidential Electors;
One Representative to Congress.
One State Printer;
One Surveyor General:
One Justice of the Supreme Court long Terms
One Justice of the Supreme Court Short TermI
to fill vacancy occasioned BY the death Of Justice
C. NJ. Brosnan;
One State Senator;
Three AssemblymeA;
One Sheriff;
One County Clerk;
One County Assessor
One Ristrict Attorney;
Ono County Recorder;
One County Treasure
One Superintendent of SCHOOL,;
One Public Administrator
One County Surveyor;
One Justice Of the Peace, Carson Township;
One Constable, Carson Township;
One Constable. Empire Township:
One Justice of the Peace. Empire Township;
Three County Commissioners;
Which Election will be opened at O'clock In
the morning, and will continue until O'Clock In
the afternoon # the same day.
Carson Precinct-Inapectors: L. C. McKeeby
Jas NJ. Thompson. Thomss Wells. Polls at Cor
mack's auction room in Burwelrs Stone Block.
Carson.
Brunswick Precinct Inns scters: Daniel
Perry, o. G. utcher, D. C. Blye Polls at the
Brunswick Mill, Ormsby County.
Empire Precinct-Inspectors: II. r. Brown,
Vim Kinney, Abe Richsy. Polls At U. 8. Post
Office in Empire City, Ormsby County, Nevada
By order Of the Board Of County Commissioners
of Ormsby County, State Of Nevada
Dated Carson, October 18th, 1868.
u. J. ASHMOkE, Clerk Board Of
Co nt5 Commissioners. Ormsby County, Nevada.
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECONI
| Judicial District Of the State Of Nevada. il
| and FIR the County Of Douglas.-franees Hamle
vs.. William Hamlet.
Action brought in the District Court OF the Sec
Ond Judicial District Of the state OF Nevada, ii
and for the said County, and tho complaint filed
in said County Of Douglas, in the ONCE Of the
Clerk Of said District Court on the 18th day Of
September A. D., 1868
The State Of Nevada sends greeting 10 William
Hamlet defendant.
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of tho Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State of Nevada in and for the County
OF Douglas and answer the complaint filed there
in within days exclusive Of the day Of service
after the service you Of this summons-if served
within this county; or il served ont OF this
county but in this district, within twenty days.
otherwise within forty days-or judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought to obtain . decree OF
divorce from the bonds Of matrimOny now exist
ing between you, said defendant, and said plaintiff
NAV thereby be Dissolved. and plaintiff he released
from the obligation of said marriage contract As is
alleged by plaintiff in her said complaint, on the
grounds Of failure 10 support said plaintiff, OF to
provide the necessaries Of life, said neglect not
being the result of poverty on your part, which
You could not have avoided by ordinary industry;
extreme cruelty and the Of the most vile, vul-
gar, pr"fane and Obscene Language in presence Of
said plaintiff, and for ali other relief to which
plaintiff may be entitled, as by said complaint
filed herein will more fully appear by reference
thereto.
And Won are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint ~ above
required the said plaintiff will apply to the Co IT
for the relief demanded in said complaint and for
the costs of this action.
Given under my hand, and the Seal
SEAL of the District Court Of the second
/ Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
o0 Svada, in and for tho County Of Douglas,
this 18th day Of September. in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred andsix:y-eight.
Certificate Of Copy.
State Of Nevada, County Of Douglas, ss.-Ssc-
ond Judicial District Court Il, Stephen A. Kin
sey. Clerk of the Second Judicial District Court of
Douglas county, State Of Nevada, do hereby certify
that the above and foregoings full, true and cor
rect copy OF the original summons in the action
entitled Frances Hamlet vs.. William Hamlet,
which now remains on file in my Office ut Genoa,
in said county and State
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and AIMED the seal Of said Court this 18th
day u September, 4. D. lSCS.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH A CUSTOM INAuG-
urated by the fore fathers Of American Clvili,a-
ton, and in conformity with Proclsmatien -
| sued BY the President Of the United States, j.
the Acting Cove rlor Of the State of Nevada, 60
hereby appoint ami set apart, day Of PUBLIC
Thanksgiving AND PRAYER.
Thursday. the 26th day of Novem-
Der A. u. 1865;
And DO hereby earnestly recommend to the
people Of this favored Com uonwcalth. that upon
that day in the churches, at the family altar and
in the social circle each and all, in humblenss-
Of heart. and with full sense OF our depe ndence
upon Him who is the civer of every good and per
feet gift, with one accord lift up our voices III
words and tones of thanhfulness for the many snd
long continued blessings which have been shower
ed upon us by His benefcent hand.
The Causes for our gratitude to God are Eiar!-
fold
We have lived to see this Nation saved from is
enemies and have been blessed with the harb-
niger Of Peace.
Our eve. have been given to behold the glad
signs of coming political tranquility Throughout
the length and breadth Of this too long agitatet
land.
Through that benign Providence which permits
the rain to descend upon the just and the urjcst
we have been blessed with plentiful harvests.
The steady development Of the old and the
discovery OF the new mines have added to Cur
prosperity, and given US encouraging assurances
for the future
While upon either hand pestilence and disaster
have fallen upon the People we. Of Nevada
have been mercifully exempted from such els
tressful vistations.
While offering to the Throne of Grace our hum
bic acknou Judgements If these merciful dispense
tons let not forget to ask in Ike spirit, that
they be prolonged to Us, to the Nation and to tie
World trusting and believing that our best hoIe
and largest assurance lies in the Almighty hand Of
Him who rueth the nations.
And let us remember the poor. the sick and the
unf rtunate. and do what lies within our power
to alleviate their poverty, suferngs and distress,
49,. In witness whereof have hereunto set
! L. 8. my hand and caused to be affixed tho
49, Great Seal Of the Stat Of Nevada. Done
at Carson City, this the Esd dav of October 4. y.
1868 JAMES 8. SUNDERLAND,
Acting Governor of Nevada.
Attest:
c. ". NorLwARB,
Secretary Of State. oee+td
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PRIV ATE DISEASES

In HaIas and irregularities in Fem the great
,i.str ,yerS OF health They IuoIdou,iy attack the
system and Gradually iernlnt aad destroy 1t !;
t.iey drive the bl omi from the cheek, The lu-tre
from tho eye. the strength and visor from the
tame they give puuy diseased offspring, and
Eois,n through successive gene atiois the Of
naan The IN .rks be in -crof,.la Con-
sumption. CiIp.les the Id otto, the ParalytiC, the
Insane.
There is more terrible scourge to the human
race thai those diseases arising from the cpntanl
ristiou veneriii Poison The Ia.ldesr forms, by
treating ~ the blood, mol over the afic
ted the sword of destruction that Is liable at any
moment to fill AMI biight-to utterly deS.roy-aI
earthly hopes.
MEDIC al EN- ENVY man. combining with the
Venerili doubles his dangers. Those who have
been treated with that perniciou- MIN ERAL Pol
SON are n Il cured the disease ,S only assumed
y form,
~ NOrBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL URES
That leaves the poison TO crawl through the sys-
fem. eating its way into the tissues and organs
meath the apparently smooth surfiCe. to burst
,1t in the future with a vIrulence that will battle
the effects OF me iIcine. When Perfect CURES can
be oh tanned by consulting pin, stefan. whom long
practice and thorus h investigation into the Cause,
81 Diseases Of tue UNNARY u,iGANS, enable to
,.,tcrnln. at once the Cause of the disease
In all disea,es entrusted To the Doctor care;
PERFECr SPEEDY. and PERM ASENT CURES,
Ia all Cases Cure, Guaranteed.
accompanying sease5; all disorders uf the Bad
,icr kidneys and po,ttte; oiiIIiral Weakness;
Diseases OF the Heart ami Lungs Dyspepsia; lndl
x.stiou, Imputency; Incipient Consumption and
ali diseases of the unary organs III =ither cure
always warranted, or NO PAY required,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-25
SHERIFF,S SALE.

| NOTICE Is HFFFBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
| " and by virtue of a writ OF execution, Issued
out Of, and under the seal Of, the District Court.
First judicial Dietrict, in and for the County OF
! 81 rev, state Of G, ada Judgment rendere!
| IN tn, said Court IN Il Eth d V at November
A. d ISIS, ia favor OF III, i,l..w Jacket SILVER
| Mining Cumprny nd aglil>t he Projectors II
the Mexican Mil tor the Of So. IL IS lot.
with interest Ihre Il at Il IaIr of ten per cert.
per aInun from '. nber l1Ih, l>tr until paid.
and accI Jung cost. md l. me. a. such Ia riff d.
led and de ivtrsd, Crnu.al Gn- he 10 satisiy
sad judgment ,ut # tn lrup,rtN Of ne said
ind meut debtor, The PtuTTict.s Il the Mexican
Nj il ead {, uutv, Il UInety.
Ia compliance with said wrii. l have LEVIED
upon :. iZcd aud taken in Ns,Uti and will er-
= t" si M pub t'Ict;, Il. 1t the Court lous''
duor of 'rmsiy ctrnty, Ntv-G', III tie town -
Carson City on
" ednest:ay the 10th day of Deem,
Der, i. ID. Ie6S.
at one o'clock p. NJ. all the rct. title. interest
tate and cl i'm Of TIE said judgment debtor, TIE
Prophet, Is If the Ne can vi !, Which they hal
on e 18th DAY If NoVcui'r. l>t-- AIKEN sait
iulsniert WIS oCkrted OF which they hive SIR,
acquired Of in ard TIE fol owing dr>cl lbei pr
perry and pr misses situate. lyil and beng in tho
County Of Orm-by. :; te Of Nevada to Wit
Poss.Ss.rv claim. entire To tirHt certain Piece or
,.arcel of land con'aun- about ~ -, iEcose'i
by fence. situated III. OF near. the town ct mplT"
city s,icc UuntV. ard commonly known ard called
the Mexican Mill Lot, t"ge her with he Mexican
vii machinery. brick DWELLING, aud a other i'm
pr,vemtuts, appurtt nance. l. men eit aud her.
diiaments : tutte thereon II IL any manner per
to said Mil lhol erty: ais AN tie rIgt.
title interest estate and claim of he SAID Iudg-
meat debt II" The irulr, etuis f :! Mexican Mill
beng a. undivided two-t ids = thereof If, IN
and to thee Ger ann iicCer IaICei> e. tracts q
land. cuntsInu- g2l aCT', >jttHt Il alt NJ what y
gen, rally knew, a h. NcNic l. NIL Ditch, On tie
west eide Of Carson Liver. and III l'art cularlv
desc ibed as follows. % vii: The /. = aud
thu n u of rhe L. = and tle y x If the
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OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE STATE
BOARD OF EXAMINERS UPON THE
CONDITION OF THE STATE TREAS
URY.

| .,TATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSBY,
y Ssh G. Bia>del aD.i c. \ Noteware,
| being first duly sworn. each says for himself
that lie is a mem rer of til, Beard of Examiners
# the state Of >evada that he did on the 18th
day Of october, ID 1866, count the money III
the Treasury If sIid State, and that there was
at tie COUNT Of uIInstr in said State Treasury
the sum OF -. {. 90 in currency, aud SOL 40 IN
gold and silver coip, making the total amount in
The Fl, asury al said county So 265 40. We fur
Their swear that We are informed by Henry A
Khua,les Treasurer's Clerk, that of the States
money there i, deposit in the Bank Of Caiinr-
uia at Virginia City, Nevada, the sum u ., IA w
currency.
Making currency on hand and reported. 2o6 90
To al on hand and reported. 5O1 At
II. G. BLASiEL,
c. n. NOTEWARE.
Subscribed and sworn to before ME this l4th day
of October, A. D. 1865.
CHARLES MARTIN,
Notary Public, Ormsby Co., Nevada
A true copy.
c. N. NOrEW ARE,
Secretary of the Board of Examiners.
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PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
DY. j. C.. YOUNG. In 1880.
N0

Cor sul;ation ty letter or otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. L. JOSsELYN, VI. D.

Z 4 y y 4
has enjoyed this asst uninterrupted
success Of eighteen years. and has become of
the ,st celebrated Institutes of the age.
The great number actually received and cured,
place it point OF number of patients among the
very first of the world and the OF its treat
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31

possibly desire for some political end, that AMIGA
bic relations betweep this country aud my own shall not
be established.
That Justly subject TO censure in regard to my con-
duct toward Messls Roebuck and Laird Will not be be-
leved by portion OF the unpreudced and Intelligent
people OF the United States, who have witnessed, not
only without blame but with pleasure the course pr
sued by all the distinguished officers OF tho United States
army, including Gems. Sherman and Grant, toward the
officers lately In the. Confederate service.
These latter had sought to destroy the Government TO
which they owed allegiance, and thereby committed the
highest OF all political ofenses aud yet from The moment
late terminated they taken by the hand by
generals and their former friendly relations at
sincerely resumed. Gen. Grant whose devotion 10
his country one dOubts has had IN hls house In Wash
ington guest Of the most distinguished OF the
Confederate leaders
IL conduct like this is not only not censnred hut APP
proved upon what grounds It even DO decenty held
that should be ceDsurod for my toward Messr
l.oebuck and Laird who owed no allegiance whatever to
the United statesf
Thanking yOu, Sir and your committee for the courtesy
shown at personal interview, and for the friendly
terms OF your note, remain. with much regard, your
obedient servant RENERDH JOHNSON.
Robert Coningsby, esq. Chairman, &c.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
LATEST GENERAL NEws-BY TELEGRAPH

Montreal has had Ia fires tins year
John Fogalty drunken Chicago laborer
beat his wife 10 death on Tuesday.
Manchester, n. H., the graveyard OF
newspapers Is TO have new daily journal tonolf""
C. T.. Train was enthusiastically welcomed
by the Omaha Fenlans ON Tuesday
Soup kitchens have been reOpcned in
Montreal Tor the relief Of the suffering poor.
The Indiana State Teachers Assoclation
met i'm Richmond yesterday, and will adjourn to-day
The st. Louis County Court has appro-
priated $40 900 for the relief OF the poor.
Charles Douglass upholstery store, at NO.
ss Asylum st. Hartford, Conn., was damaged Wy nc i"s'
night, to the extent Of $1,000; insured
The colored people of Indianapolis VIII cele-
brate to norrow rs the anniversary OF fresidet
Emancipation Proclamation.
lanes Paul has been arrested III Boston
oncbnrpo of robbng the clerk Of Francis skinner Co o
81 500 by throwing pepper into his eyes.
I'm Cleveland, yesterday, Lewis DAVIS,
who had been convicted Of numbering d. H. Skinner, Was
senteneed to be hanged on the 4h oi next fep""'''
Nitchell's house furnishing establishment,
I'm To,onfo was bnraed OF Tuesday night ana Slther
lands tailoring store, adjoining, was H'ch damaged
The steamer Colorado sailed from San
rroneiseo Yesterday for Panama WIN sogWV ~ eaSre
500 900 OF which for New York. ana tOV~ Tor h's
land.
stc,m transport from New Orleans went
down to the peruvian ironcads, at Southwest Pass
"n Tuesday and the feet was to sail yesterday Tor reh
sacola there 10 be repaired
The steamship Beaufort Was selLeu III
New orleans yesterday mor"y O' "hs Sl" reyoTti"
his IN board but nothing suspicious pelnE io''" INV
vessel Nas rtlcdscd' 81, 4,
The trial of George Siddons, III the Sn-
prene Court Of Massachusetts,, on an n"'',"a " j."
aoiur ont of the Commonwealth 10 olgk" ~ ,n
ncht nj ihe lso OF Shoals with Thomas krD leeu'e" J."
"A verdict of guilty. Exceptions were hied'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
ARTISTS COPYRIGHT.

A meeting Of artists was held las5 evening
in the studio Of Mr. Mcdonald No. o Broaa"ay To eo"
sder tle expcdicncy of taking measures toward TIE pas
sage Of more effective copyright laws re'ng 10 ihcr III
terests. Among those present were Mr. Mcdonald tue
sculptor tMr Marshall, the cngravcr ANA hessrs Terry
Hone Perry, Burlng, Rosenberg. and Picket Nh Ne
Donald was called the chair, ana M George Howes
was appointed Secretary. The Chairman, in openg the
meeting, said that IL was preliminary neotns' eaied
TO see II anything could be done To protect TIE rights o
artists The present laws are defoctiV and IN
.uGicleut 4 nan vino inyents an engine or
machine can prevent the any pari OF The machine
Il Is not so with picture or statue. By changing the
position uf hand hGni, or ar or even % -" det9,
new statue can be made. against when tIe h,uip"t
has no protection, ana any pn9lostaInN c1 I1 frcn,
picture of statue and prevent The csiua cllo lo
doing the same. Ilc present law va, iDai. ~ t'
of trade-marks not IA the ineiest .. 81 ~
turc be secured against phVsHHi1s ~ ,iI;
II mechanic makes naellne OF WoJu or ron nc u"",
be equally protected against tnoa9 wa" lpake u
Of other material. la ihslahu u plo'uto in, =,
simnly registered and then projected WITHOUT
payiug large copy ight fees ieShJy law,
with direct punishment OF nr,in tnc Th" choir
man also thought IL unjust that me ati'J siolu
pay the same tax on ls pIoie ~ u ',o,so VI In
end futile discussion followed between 1he rhot1
and the Artists " whether the former sDoaa
6s classed among artists al ALL Mr. Ferry claiming th'
the photographer is as tre an artist as 'e fIi'e M
Burfng then offered "A series OF resolutions ne b!st o
the first resolving that all painters, scp'os' nod
IN ion In taking steps toward tho passage 81 law Ioi
their better protection. Mr. Ferry moved 10 amriu ns
resolution by putting photographers aId "gf'N'is u!
me place of painters and engrayers The aneiihsb'
after long disc cussOn was lost, f1ihA -
consisting OF Messrs KosGnDeis x f ii tbs nrtiss
who already taken some steps IA to inart' a,u
secure the cooperation OF the non Ji's tdov
of Design was severely criticised, a. Nr s tht """E'
men lol that institution.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
rErrR cAGGER-rnE n Y. CONvENTIoN

ALB,NY, Dec. 30.=-At the meeting OF the
B1r hat was called tO take action upon the d attn 81 The
late Peter Caggcr, Judge Mott said; "On the evening
prevpus to the Convention an uTraugeMent was Ihthc
Tor the appO.uimeut Oi temporary Chairman 1he next
l1v az tr Caggcr ascending the stairs 10 tc stage
from which he was about to call the Convention 10 oldc!,
tue nominate the prcarrdnged temporary tharhan' \
pro,ineut opponent informed him The arrangement OI
le evening would not be abidedby Mr. Caggcr
scarcely waited receive the Information, mace no re-
marks but pleasantly nodding TO the Informant AZ ohc'
u.ri 10 me front of the stage, eviucing 10 emolffaS
ileut on angry feelings ana. calling the CONVENTION 10
order proposed the name OF prominent polllcaa -
,.ringieui Chairman. and his election by acclaim tOl
, nomination WAS AZ once thus confirmed and none Dnt
Mr Caggcr knew that the selection of IT'S permanent
Chnirtngu had not been left the Convention During
the con, euton MI Cagger could be seen quietly sitting
In ret rod part, apparently an Hnconeerned spectator
ct watching with most sagacous scrutiny TIE result or
ons which he had induced. chatting coutIe0usy
Win all and Laughing pleasantly at tho buuders alike OF
friend or opponent
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
TRIAL OF THE BEoDHEAp MURDERERs

SrRoupsBURGCP Penn, Dec. 30.-The trial OF
William Brooks aud Charles Orme for the murder OF
Theodore Brodlead near Delaware Water Gan, snort
time since was begun on Monday. The most Important
witness ia Thomas Brudhcad, who was with his bohoF
NJ the time OF tie murder Thomas lIrodheads hose VIZ
ro,ors thomas. reaching them first. told tbem taHt
they we're uspectod aud INSISTED that they sould return
with him Brooks seemed inclined 10 comply DuJ Olm
declined BIodhcad. stepping between them, scI''i
Ormr and tuld him that he must 30 back brooks stepe
hal. "A few slrus toward tho house. then ralyIng, thry
boil drew pistols aud shot down tcOdOre, NO Ad Just
como M Shot, were fired by both prisoners a loina',
yo rs ped with his lie. The testimony Tor both eides
Is u lu The prisoners watched tic proceedings Witi
earuestncss eagerly catching geycrythns that m-hJ tr
10 avert thc death penalty. and referring to their co
sell Opinions relative 20 the verdict are divided.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-31
RAILROAD MANSLAU UGH7ER.

BY the explosion of an oil-tank in the car
evening, Henry Stephens, brakeman was fay
He died yesterday morning. But little oil was III tho
tank, and the fire was easily extinguished
FIVE LIVES LOST ON THE HANNIBAL AND ST.
JOSEPH.
At abont o'clock on Thursday morning, q
mile east Of Chicothe two freight trains both behind
time ran into each other and both engineers ana hIene
burned, and after the flames had been extnguished
young woman was found burned 10 crisp. The trains
making % miles an hour at the moment OF COLLISION
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE on THH IRON MOUNTAIN
ROAD.
On Saturday afternoon, on the Iron Mountain
Railroad Che De Soto accommodation train OF three cars
thrown from the track-by broken rail, says one
account, and by the spreading of now track says an
Ofberaud two passenger cars were precptated dOWl
4ei00t embanlmen making nearly two revolutions pc
fore reaching the base, and although the passengers
were very thoroughly shaken up, none were seriously
hurt The rear. OF ladies' car pretty well filled with
men, women ana children, ran into bank, barely clear
ing the track ana stopped. Had it gone three or TOUR
feet further must have cleared fs bank and been pre-
eiptated down the embankmen after the smoking car
ERIE RAILWAY MISMANAGEMENT OUTDONE
A serious accident occurred on Friday, on
the Great Western Railway, at station 10 miles from
the point indicated was ordered on branch to await
the passage Of tile express train bound east The engine
run 10 the branch, quarter OF mile from the sta
ton and IL il said that both The engineer ana Fireman eH
dep while awaiting the arrival OF the swtchman 10 let
thain the branch The express train drawn by TWO
engines appeared running at high rate OF speed
The result "a collision, which demolished the extra
engine and seriously injured the engineer and nrenap
The sleeping attached To the night mail tfan on the
Great Western Railway, from Niagara Falls off the
track az East Wood yesterday morning, and rolled down
persons twelve Of whom are injured, two 1t Is feared
fatally,