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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

TWO CARS THROWN OFF THE TRACK-sEvERAL
PERSONS INJURED.
ALBANY, Oct. 13.-A locomotive and two cars
we're thrown of the track Of tie Susquehanna Railroad
near Harpersvile. yesterday Several passengers
slightly injured. This me fourth accident this road
recently.
RAILROAD TRAINS DELAYED AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Oct. 13.-IIeavy rains have
been falling for the last SC hours urng the roads OF all
kinds Trains from Whitehall delayed this morning
and trains will go north from here tonight.
ACCIDENT on THE SHORE LINE RAILROAD
TWO PERSONS INJURED.
NEw-HAvEN, Oct. 13-An accident occurred
on the Shore Line Railroad yesterday which though OF
serious character fortunately resulted In no loss Of life
When the midnight train from Boston neared Clinton
rounding q curve the engineer handear with two
men on the track endeavored stop the train, but
the distance short and the locomotive struck the
hand-car from which the had jumped and knocked
II TO one side but some OF the rails with which the
was loaded caught in the driving wheels OF the engine
breaking the wheels and throwing the engine of the
track. The locomotive went bounding the
ties for several yards. tearing up the track. and
plunged down a fOur-fOOt embankment, taking
the tender with IL. Several of the passenger
also thrown from the track, but fortunately
were upset AS the engine eaped down the bank the
engineer and fireman jumped from the engine and
escaped former with slight INJURIES and the other
by Of striking telegraph pole, with rather severe
bruises and spains. No other persons received injuries
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GENERAL rELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The October meeting of the Rensselaer,
Park Association Is postponed until Oct ~
Jared NJ. Davis was yesterday sentenced
to two years Imprisonment ut Manchester ~ a" 'O'
robbing the mall ,.u :,
Joseph Dunn, hackman. was Killed
n, Memphis Tenn, by j. NJ. Harris. young lawyer
Dunn was assaultiDg Harris at the tmo' I
The total collections of internal revenue
Nav nr,eans for September, were sl25,9T. gain Ut
oio1 over the corresponding month OF 1855
An old lady named Matthews was run
ar en- y, Youis Yesterday. and her lower hubs
ere 80 fiSh,fuly mangled that she died soon after
The statement Of the affairs of the Ne.
,,ns, pank shows that over $4,000 In coin and
sa in currency is due to the bank while its debts are
sbo,t sasooOo in gold and currency.
n Ia understood at Richmond that Gen.
anby ntsnded by his recent railroad order 20 prevent
anu changes In the railroad organizations until the state
Government is Inaugurated.
.Major.Gen John s. Laferty, editor OF
The Lexington dasee has been appointed
af the Typographical and 6tenography Department of
washington College NJ Lexington.
go. The Wyoming Legislature met on Tues
day L. ID. Marvin Of Laramie County, was selected Pres
dent Of the Council and John Herrck OF Albany County
Speaker Of tho House
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CUBA.
THE STEAMER LILIAN-HER PURSUIT AND
ESCAPE.

ESCAPE.
The Mobile REGISTER of the 9th says: The
Lone Star Yesterday returned after unsuccessful
suit OF the Iian and from Of her officers Mr.. NJ g.
Marsot of the Revenue service we have obtained the
following particulars: The Lsne Star. commanded by
Capt Page arrived of Cedar Keys Tuesday afternoon
O'Clock, and sighted smoke to the southwark ahd
westward, which supposed to proceed from the
Liian when pursuit Immediately instituted. After
long and exciting chase. during which the Lone star
gained upon the Lillian darkness came on, ana unuer
cover OF the night the Lillian succeeded in making her
escape. Upon arriving at Cedar Keys the ofhcers OF
the Lone Star learned that the Lillian, upon observing
her smoke and Judging that she an armed vessel,
got underwegh in haste leaving part OF her war
material consisting of fixed ammunition, knapsacKs'
canteen &c. all of which taken aboard OF the Lone
star and brought to this place The cargo OF the Lillian
consisted Of lei cases of 20 boxes saddles
l24 Of clothing 100 cases OF dry goods III boxes o
drugs u howzers IN boxes ana various 0'9Sr ,as hs
steamer was owned as appeared from her license anu
manded by Capt +. NJ Harris.
The Mobile Tribune adds The Lone Star reports that
when the chase was yen chase f s ws SsT
be the Spanish steamer Churuco We are INFORMED on
good fSrs GrG
con mlssary and qusrermasters stores on board Inc
Williams, the latter being old Confederate officer;
having served during portion OF the war as Soonei
OF Artillery in Mobile The men were principally from
New-YOrk, and composed Of what is known as roughs
PROOF THAT THE HORNET WAS FITTED OUT IN
THE UNITED STATES.
The Boston Advertiser has the following dis
patch Washington One OF the crew of the Hornet
has made affidavit which s now in possession Of our
authorities, setting forth that he was enlisted In New
York City; that he received certain sum OF money In
advance; that he went on board the Hornet Of
the time when she lying of Gay Head,
after sailing from Halifax; that the vessel sub
seQuenty anchored near NewBedford where she
received from small vessels and tugs a part OF
her guns, coal. and ammunition that later OF Long
Island the Martha Washington and other tugs brought
the rest COAL guns and The afant states that
all these supplies were received on board when put
short distance from the shore Afterward the captain
stated to the crew that the vessel Cuban pyateer
the Cuban flag hoisted and the men PAD about $50
e. that the Hornet was armed within the jurisdiction
Of the United States. Information OF Importance mas
been received in regard to the purchase Of tue vessel and
OF those connected with the AFFAIR both
at Philadelphia and Halifax
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THE FENIAN SCARE IN CANADA.

GREAT EXCITEMENT - MYsTERY-THE CANA
DIANs CONSIDER THEMSELVES "soLD."
The Montreal Daily Neps of Oct. 70, has the
following concerning the current "Fenian Scare: At
about O'Clock yesterday evening the sereeants OF va'
volunteer regiments acting under orders Of their Of
fcers, BEGAN collecting from various points, The occa-
sion Of this sudden and alarming action was, and sui
yelled in mystery OF course the first cause assigned
for 1t the universal bugbear, Fenianism,
and rumors OF immense gatherings OF desperadoes
on the line ran and b asaS SsS seS
Ottawa TO prepare TO turn out tue whole force OF the
country aud that the work which our volunteers were
teers all over the country The following Is copy OF the
orders
No. 'MniT.E. D.rT,sr aosTssAL' Oct TO- 1862
In accordance HeadQuae Volunteer Militia Corps
are s , G@; rd "n sT1 hi. s and AZ.
which be is TO take 10 his own house With him.
l.s O. The SuSs q each ride and Sc. Of
solicitation ,ha, the orders carried nd return Of
th. na.ber Of arms 'Ged Be forwarded to VI: IuIs cary
''S'' Com No. s Military District
Reports received this morning from parts Of the
have turned is their want with cheerful aacrity
The different stations along the line OF the Grand trunk
are crowded with volunteers and they all express their
readiness to the scene OF action wherever II may
The excitement caused by the calling out Of the
troops Is not "a great this morning as Wouiu
and using the word "humbug" with considerable free
ness Various tend to show that there Is at any
immediate danger or any knd-one Oh I'VE pes.
that strikes the fact that the Prince went
off to Ottawa this morning. Had there been anything
like danger to his person. as some or the most sensa-
tona of our citizens would IL is not at all likely
that he would undertake a journey along lonely
railroad. The idea that 10 Is test OF our
volunteer force is preposerous another proof that
the case at present particularly pressing one Is
the fact that midnight last night Col Smith went
quietly to his home the country and that no prepare
lions whatever made in either the Grand Trunk or
the mail steamers for the transporting OF men
from the city. The latest rumOr 10 in connec-
ton with the Hornet affair, but as time slips
by every possible Of disruption between England
and every other rstclass Power will be hunSry seized
upon printed and duly buetined by sensational jour
nasts until In the confusing labyrinth OF the different
reports, the unfortunate reader VIII wander ana lose
himself
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TIE NEW SECRETARY OF WAR.
WAsnINGION. Wednesday, ID


The President to-day appointed Major-Gen.
william NJ. Belknap Secretary OF War; The appoint
ment was made public at noon, and, as q matter Of
course Immediately became the topic OF conversation
II great surprise and there was manifest dssp
pointment with everyone, except the few army officers
around the Executive Mansion and Army Headquarters
who are personally acquainted with the new Secretary
The President made known TO his Cabinet his intention
offer the position to Beknap last Friday and on the
same day he ordered Gen. Sherman to write TO NJ Bel
KNAPP and tell him OF his desire that he should accept the
War secretaryshp On receipt Of the letter Gen. Bel
KNAPP returned letter OF acceptance The selection Ia
said TO be due to the friendship OF Gen. Sherman. who
speaks In the highest terms OF the Secretary Gen.
Sherman says he is gentleman OF ability thoroughly
educated highly cultivated and Of sterling character
prophees that the country viii soon learn that the
War Department Is the hands OF most worthy man, a
man who is the warm friend OF the beloved Secretary
OF War; and who said 10 be not unlike him In many re-
spects lie is expected In Washington next week.
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LYNCH-LAW IN MARYLAND.
YOUNG LADY OUTRAGED BY A COLORED MAN
HE is TAKEN FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE
OFFICERS AND HANGED.

YOUNG LADY OUTRAGED BY COLoRED MAN
HE is TAKEN FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE
OFFICERS AND HANGED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. BON Monday last
colored man committed outrage on young lady, q
schooteacher near Fort Washington l6 miles from this
city, while she her way 10, and within 400 yards
Of the school house When found by her friends she was
lying on the ground fearing TO lest the assallan
should return and finding her alive Kill her The negro
was arrested the day, taken 20 Pscataway where
he was identified by the lady and eommlttal made out
against him. and in charge OF Constables John Under
wood and Anthony Anderson, he Immediately
started In a wagon for Marlboro, the county seat. At
his request he was taken his house TO bid his wife
goodbye. While the wagon standing in front Of
his house 1t was approached by about 20 dressed
only in their shirts and drawers, only a
shirt and with handkerehiefs with pierced eye-holes
After tying Constable Underwood who had attempted 20
defend his prisoner and had fired several shots at the
lynchers and removed him from the wagon they made
of woods short distance of where he too, put out
and tied The wagon then driven by one OF the
under large white oak tree, and moose having
been adjusted horizontal mb the prisoner, who
was handcufed was made stand up, but his head not
reaching the moose he required to get upon the
drivers seat when the moose was put around his
neck and the wagon driven from under MN,
he sprngiDg up at the time, apparently
with the intention Of expediting his death.
The rope slipped and the mans feet touched the ground
One OF the askers then jumped upon his shoulders 10
bear him down. while some OF the others swung him 70
fro until life extinct The party then formed In
line and fired volley at his body. After swinging for
two hours his body cut down and coroners jury
summoned 10 hold an inquest upon IT, who returned
The buried HattOn HILL the public road
leading from Broad Creek TO Piscaaway.
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FRANCE.
DISORDER THREATENED.

PARIS, Wednesday, Oct H. 1862
The journal Otfcel has the following news: Several
public reunions have been announced to take place
here, and disorders are threatened The Government
however. will enforce the law authorizing the sup
preston of all public meetings Of character caleu-
lated to disturb public order 1t is said that the
story OF the finding of the body of Mr.. Kinck in
Alsaee is false.
THE RIGHT OF MEETING.
The Pafre denies that the Government intends to
suspend the right of reunion and adds: The Govern
ment simply desires to give warning that 1T Will act
with energy should the public meetings degenerate
into provocations of instruction.
DEATH OF sAINTE-BEUVE-PRINCE CHARLES OF
ROUMANIA.
Charles Augustin Sainte-Beuve, the eminent critic
and poet, Senator of France, died to-day, aged Is
years Prince Charles of ROumania has gone to
Brussels. He will return Thursday.
PROPOSED ABRoGATIoN OF THE COMMERCIAL
TREATIES.
Mr. Pouyer- Querter Deputy to the Corps Legsla-
tiff addressed public meeting at Rouen last night
He advocated the abrogatiOn of the commercial
treaties on the ground that they were incompatible
with the government of the country by the country