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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17
W0RMSER & CO.,, Wholesale and Retail Merchants, LA PAz and PRESCOTT, Arizona,

.--.D DEALERS IS Groesries, P,esisioas, GotAisg, BoSs, Sa0s,, Liquors, Croekerg, Hardsarc, Fay7ai'g
 and hiaing fmplsmeats, ete., (tALL THE ATTENTION OF THEIR OLD V pioneer friends and the public generally to their new and splendid assortment Of goods, re- gently purchased. by one of tbe firm, in Ban Fran cisco, and now on hand al their stores In La Paz and Prescott.
 Give us call and sec foF yourseives- We are nof selling for rsinOus prices our motto is and las been, Live and Let Live"
 Our stock in Ia Paz is acknowledged by all who have seen and examined it. to be
 THE LARGEST AND BEST Assortment Of goods ever broagli te that place. Ne efehau:s farmers, miners sni ui hcrs, wishing Co purchase goods, would do well To give us a call before purchasing elsewhere.
 WORMSEg 6 co. myl6 La Pax and Prescott. Arizona.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

ARrzoxA.-The hopes and prospects of this Territory, so long harassed by Indians, and hindered in it's development by weary distan- ces of desert roads and mountains, brighten just in proportion as the probability of the speedy continuation of the Kansas Pacific Railroad along the 35th parallel Should the companies having charge of that enterprise show signs of life during the course of the summer, Arizona will be well deserving Of a visit by the speculative for the Indians will certainly soon withdraw to farther mountain recesscs, ,or to Mexico, and half fofthe Territory being excellent grazing country, largely tim bered, with immense tracts of fine farming land, thcTo will to TO farther draw back to the growth of permanent interests, the forfeiture of which has so especially characterized that country. The Prescott MINER estimates the population of Yasapai County at 5000, and says there are within 80 miles of Prescott POO good sized lodcs containing sufficient gold to pay handsomely for working and treatment by chlorinatiOn process. The Sterling lode for ex- ample, contains Sl5 to SEQ in free gold. No statement need be attempted here of the rich copper silver and lead veins of that Territory. Thanks to Ross Browne, sufficiently ample details are accessible in Mineral Resources, etc !" The Arizonians are wearied of frontier hardship, seclusion and barbarism, and slow progress in the development of mines that ought to be valuable but arc not, from ex- traneous causes. Geologically and Mineral ogically that region does not differ much from the silver mining regions of Sonora, Chihuahua and Durango in Mexico; we arc told that some of it's mines were worked proitably 75 years ago.
 Railroads can work wonders for countries situated like Arizona. We know now, not only how continental railroads can be built but how they pay and these things move rapidly under energetic hands. Arizona need not be discouraged. Her salvation is in q Southern Pacific Rsilroad.--San Francisco Mining and SeisligtSc Press.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

TIE Democratic State Convention of Cal ifornia, has nominated Judge Crockett and W. T. Wallace, for Justices of the Supreme Court. These nominations gave great satis- faction.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

NEW GooDs.-A. Barnett, of wiekenburg, re- quests us to inform the people Of rAyapai and adjoining counties. that he has Just received an imfnense stock Of groceries provisions, clothing, ese- which he wishes to dispose of immediately, iD make room tor another stock. Ills prices are lower thar those of any other trader in Central AriEoRa aprlo-f
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

BRowSLow says that "Grant's administra- tion makes Johnson's respectable" Then if Belzebub succeeds Grant, he may possibly make Grants administration respectable but we doubt it.-Los Angeles Nees.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

To FRrEsDs.-Having laudable desire to in- crease the circulation Of the MISER. we request friends and pstrcns everywhere Co ase their iniu- ence with their ncishbors, get them to sahscrih. for our paper. little efIor the part of the friends of the MNER would soon increase Its cir. eHiation to one thousand copies, weekly. enable us to publisa a better paper, and thereby do greater good for Territory tn whose settlement and development every man who makes living in the Territory Is interested Go to work, friends. and procure for us more subscribers. If.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

TIE number of immigrants that arrived in New York during the first five months of this year was 50,73O, against 4,5G7, for the same period last year.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

The co Opartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 HENRY WILLARD,
 DANIEL HATE Prescott July ', 1869.
 Having disposed of my interest in the Oriental Bakery Saloon and Boarding House Mir J. Henkle who is associated with my former partner D. Hatz wish thanks my friends and the public for the generous patronage bestowed tho old firm, and bespeak c0ntin uance of tho same for my successors II, WILLARD The undersigned have associated themselves together under tho name and style of Hax Henke for tho pur pose of carrying on tho abovenamed business and will collect all and pay all liabilities of the late firm
 D. HATE,
 !. HESkLE. Prescott. July ', 1869. iyl0i
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17
DIR. HUFELAND'S
 CELEBRATED ,SlCiSS ,StOnlNcH BitferS.

Il The first and most healthfnl Tonic ever introduced into the United states Is still the leading article. and more of ssiis sold than of all ether so-cslicd ronios CT Bitters
 For Sale to the Trade by TAYLOR & .BENDEL. Sole Agents. s03 and 4ll Clay Street, San Francisco, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

DOARD-A few more Boarders can be accom-, ID rnodaied with good Board at the OTeata Bakery next door 70 the Miner ofhce. ie50
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

Propect Cottage, Coorge,oten, D. c. ! 1prd 2, 1863.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

PRICE OF GREENBAcKs. l. at San Fran cisco. greenbacks were 74G974l.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17
A BrOken-Down system.

There is dis-a.e fo which the doctors give many tsIt which few of them uaderstasd IL s snry ~eaknesa breaking dSvH of ths vital fgrces Whatever is land they innumernbe) is symptoms are in ths main the Among the mo<t prosnDen,
 s--.;s, ~s sf spT-iiie ef hesh snd grssf mental depression. Indigestion and stDmaeh Coagh aFe also frequently eonooanis o this dIsessing ssss o
 body and Of mind The refnark In reiafos ,s persons in such condition s tzi they eonsumrve Now what these unfrunaes really vata s ri0or-ttai frengA and certainly dawn succeeds dsrkDes thsy reenFrrA,e uer sysies and regain pecs hoalfh by rcsortnE io HOsTETTER'S CELEBRATED srON- ACH BITTE2s l, s clear t1ai hse-reviFing Tonic t required In sueh escs fia the dying nzrBe af enssy lamp requires to se revived win supply of oi Perfectly T-Hs and inBooRous. eoBsAuisg soehng hut ;ss H- genial vegetable exsraefs and combining the fhr-e grand eieueufs of saonAehic alssrnv. s.A rctiai iuvigorAnt HosTETTER's mTTERs rsis- able ta s constitutions and a.IsA4e sAs SAs
 and disablies gf he feeher tho.s of msn-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-07-17

GEo c. GoRHAM has returned to Califor- mia.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

nsnh.tt.n q, For.yh, NYOrk NoPhe.on, Mason, rhA
LSSpoS. March Cleared. Margaresss. Hammond, Phil.
MALAGA, March 2-Arrived, Carmen, oorondo, New Or.
leans.
Marsh 2 pt
Of h.aSg ,UT
%d Hunter.
syos sToo, for NYOri, saky Dsasissi ih, sbsi. o.
March Progress: ossn SYorl
st ar March gn gCr: brig: woy. m
Cyrus Fosset for Porto NYOrE Joe Lee for
Cora Higgins T.nssr s Hssss:o Pss Psr
SisrI.d Steamship Oriental Snow New Orleans; ship
Alien Allen wilmington NC; sehrs Mary Rankin, Fuller
Galveston; Thompson vansan Jacksonville; Lucy D,
ii!hIArryed Os. Mary Rice from Psrnambuco; Watch
BsSSss A % Hss..s uas
IssTs4o aai DsHs4 Sass1 c1Ss
llthArrived steamer saragossa, NYork brig Mouguich
sailes-schr Hawkins, Boston Wheaton, George.
HOLMES 1.G RoLE Brig ABBY w.s
Ss;s Louisa Johnsop, Ishnsn: esaSehpSr Pcr
SAnoVa, henson, 90 Saem Hudson, Post. NYorh
Lawn, Wiley Portland Georgetown DC; Am Lee Dukes
Boston for do Trade Wind, Lloyd Brandywine, Adams
nckson Dickinson Marblehead Turner
Graves; Lake, Mills; Ell Miller, and Adelne Hamlin VIII
lams Rockand for NYork; Ella Crowell Howes. Well
Gloucester for War Steel Nickerson Couit for do.
Sailed-Schrs Dictator, Union, Island Belle.
Passed by bark Grace Br Bogart NYork for st Johns.
for Thomaston Ben Borland Blaisdel Rockpor Me.
Newbern, Nc Maria Whitney, Piston Rockand for NYork;
Norris Boston for p'fe Glen Cove '0nn
Saied-Schr Geo w Johnston
KEY WEST, March 26-Arrived schr Edwin Reed, Hawes
steamships Euterpe, Gates, NYork for Galveston; Gen
Sedgwck, Giderdae Galveston and cleared for NYork.
CearedMarch 2th schrs Famburg Sprague, Pensacola:
Rogers, N0reans 3d, Grace Clifton, Godfrey, NYork.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6-Arrved, steamship Yazoo,
Gathrune Philadelphia & brig Aquidnick, Maanzas; bark
Allan, Br) Locke, liverpool ship Camp Drnmmond,
Hayre bark Montego (Br. Clayton Hesngors schr Maud
SOUTHWEST PASS. April 6--Arrved steamship Liberty,
Reed Baltimore via Havana brig Ruth Curphey, Rio.
bar at NJ by the boats of the New Orleans Towboat AS
sociation On the bar, ship Labrador, bound out
PHILADELPHIA April 10. Arrived, steamer Nor'
dam via Falmouth
Cleared, schrs Flanagan Shaw, Crenfuegos; A Ad'
PORTLAND, April s-Arrived, schr Jeddie Trott, Ho-
CIeared-Bark Prince waldemar (Br), Jacques, Monte.
video.
SAVANNAH, April 7-Arrived, schrs Wepea, PennE, New
York Sophia, Cruice, BaIacoa
Sailed ships Eidorado woodsde NYork; British Queen
bark Susan Dudman (Br, Trefry, Cork; brig Potomac
Carver. NYork.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
THE THAMES DISASTER.

Further Particulars Of the Dcsfruct tion Of the
vessel-The Missing Boat and Crew Rescue d
and Brought to this City.
full and concise report OF the burning at sea OF
the screw steamer Thames OF the Black Star line
on the 9th inst, was published exclusively In the
HERALD OF yesterday, the narrative being complied
from the statement OF Lieutenant II. ID. walIep. Jr.
OF the United States army, who was a passenger on
board the vessel at the time OF the dis
aster. The report stated, among other partlc.
ulars, that small boat containing FIVE
men was missing and was supposed to be
lost, but suggested the possibility OF their having
been rescued from the fact that those who reached
the shore saw a schooner ont at sea- of Cape HATTIE
ras, with lookout" aloft
II appears from the report of Captain Brewer, OF
the pilot boat william II. Asplnwal that this boat,
with her crew, has been saved, and that thus hap
ply no lives have been lost by the destruction OF
the ship The following are the
rIDlSGs OF THEIR SAFETY.
- The pilot boat Wm II. Aspinwall, No. 21, Captain
Brewer, arrived up to-day Sunday from cruise,
and reports that on the 10th Instant IN latitude 3s
OF, longitude 72 To- smoke the british schooner
Prarle Bird, Captain Thompson, eleven days from
sardenss Tor 81 Stephen, N b. and received from her
6th Instant at nine A. NJ. The man belonged to the
Steamship Thames, hence for Galveston and Key
VEST winch vessel was burned at sea. The names
OF the men are Charles Mason second officer: John
Cntherow, second steward: George stacy pantry.
mani JAMES Menan and John Quinton. CAPTAIN
thompson or the Prairie Bird, also reports falling
~ win the burning steamer same day leth) at one
ooy,,Sdc SGScn ~ and saw her go down, in latitude s5
thls city BY the VIM. II. AspinwalI "
The following Ia the
r, STATEMENT or THE SECOND STEWARD.
Jhe steamship Thames Captain Penninoton of
sd rev horS, oonnd 70 Galveston, Texas caught IRE
nght and Orcracoke light In sight. twenty min,,tes
aIbr she caught ire we were compelled To take TO
tee boats the captain took the starboard forward
s gona a. containing the engineers two passengers part
OF .he crew ana second cook. The after nort' boat
had Ia the two mates, the steward and STEW.
a,u,esA ,e@A s,ae one passenger, lieutenant of the
gns daIS port s,ars forward boat had on board the
Clthrow; cook, q. strasserce; James Meaban .aII"r
and nreman John Quinton. This boat iost siclt OF
the other Two boats one hour after thew eft the
eaa nsamer r. Al ten A. M the schooner Prairie BIRD
day, when the pilot boat VIM. H. Aspin vail NJ OF
Captain Brewer, took ua on board. Ne return onrr
fbanka TO Captain Thompson for his kindness 10 me-
all while on board pig vessel also TO CAPTAIN Brewer
aud crew OF pilot boat VIM N. AspInwalI No 1i
The men In this boat lost everything tbev bed ana
they are deaerving OF TN sympathy o the citizens.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
ppm G N E w S.
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Almanac Tor New Yorx---Tais Day.
sun rises ....... ) 26 Moon sets u. eve -
Sun sets......... 36 High water. eve 8 SO
PORT or VIEW YORK, APRIL n, 1869.
ARRIVALS.
REronrED pY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED BY Tue HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City OF Brooklyn r) Brooks Liverpool March
sengers 3d inst lat ~ co. Ion u 90 passed h
W setson, from New for London sth al AM i
boSoa siaasssS Ssy ss H w az
passed ssamship Nebraska from Liverpool for New York
for Liverpool day s5 PM sss miles from ssnse
Hoos s,eamshp Deu,sehand !NG hence for Bremen ic5,
don, hence for Liverpool same day sS PM 20 miles from
s1sss mSS sssra.sp ssssasp ss for do
2assnSoyn y' with %dss and oa2 p,:senger Williams
ship Minnesota bound sh, lat ~ 0 Ion 81 IS siensi,ed
81 @ stesmshp SCOTIA bound IL ioh egcban,.s % y 81 lon
mails with s,eamship Deutschland MO. bound r. iii miles
Steamship Unea states Norton sew orssns xps Sqpnt
Southwest Pass bth with and passenesrs 10 Fressrc
Baker sh ns on Jupiter Inlet spoke schr sarah watson
Steamship Herman Lving.ton, Cheesman. Savanna,
steamship Magnolia, Crowe Charleston with md.S no Uo;
passengers 70 Leay 10Th inst Oh Chinco,sasue sr an.
sss%.nip yoapeeI Jones, wilmington Nc days, with
Steamship ssrs.oea AeIander Richmond City Pon, and
Nofoll with mdss and passengers, to the Old Dominion
sssm.sip raniss, Freeman Philadelphia, with rs.e. 10
s,ssmshiD Acusnne Nelly, New Bedford, with md.. and
ship yi. Wash s ct s Belfast e. Me- Psnao Los Pamas
ap q W. saw bfs %ce se sann 9Th inst lat ~ n
ship Impsra new 1900 laloah ,onsN clrord Of and
from Boston, days, IN ballast 10 fsasc TAYLOR ~
Bark Ami: Ada tgr Moore, Messns Feb s passed Obj.
Of sras ss els'@ roSs SS s.s ..s1 sss1
way strong Westerly 81 asy s.e. mn a,,a ra
part o. PssssSge PunS aga AGA sprung roremast
Co. dns weather te,re ,ysos,.s w,,n ~
In The Lower Bay for orders ~
wsy ron 70 eo Bey had I aaos TALBOT, ss days. with rail-
bHssec'Wns'D rTS, 81 Pierre tMartj. % days. with
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
MISCELLANEOUS.
MEDICAL WONDER,
HYATT,S LIFE r.


Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout, in their worst stages,
Scrofu Kings Evil, Eryspelas old ulcers and the worst
cases of diseases Of the blood great Debility Liver Com
plaint Kidneys Salt Rheum, &c &c most certainly
cured by this sovereign purifier 1t has been tested by tho
public wenyone years. has cured hundred thousand
cases, and falls when taken directed
curative for Fstua in all durable the ous
est old ulcers where the bone has become carries
The Life Balsam does not contain particle OF mercury or
any mineral.
Mr. D. Pearsa, Inspector of State Prison Trenton,
n J was eighteen since afflicted with ucerous erup-
ton Of throat tongue and treated with mercury
OF ragged flesh. that fell off from its weight ill he
fghtful to behold He induced Joseph H. Cod
win ESQ., give the Life Balsam trial. when in four
healing began and In comparatively short time he
healed completely City reference to this case-Bown k
Goodwin, Broadway, near Fortieh street.
CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
From Conway, Tragedan Park Theatre, Brooklyn "
DFAR sIR-I feel II a duty both to yourself and
others who be afflicted with that distressing disease,
chronic rheumatism to add testimony in favor Of that
truly valuable medicine, the Life Basam For years
ted character tried obtain the eminent
medical practitioners both here and Europe but In vain,
when fortunately for myself tried the Balsa and s effect
was miraculous; In word, have experienced
turn OF the disease showing the TO be RADICAL In
instance In which have Its the result has
been recorded You at perfect liberty this
ncation In any way you please. Yours most gratefully,
NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1861 =. B. CONWAY.
Principal depot 246 Grand street. Sold by druggists u
per bottle or SIX for IS. Sent verywhere by express
Hyats Inza Snuff, ID cents, permanently cures Caarrh
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

AcCIDRT.-Mr. james B. Ward was thrown from
his wagon IN Fulton avenue near Flatbush, on satur-
day, and was severely injured. lie was taken to
the dspensary and from thence TO his home, No. ss7
Atlantic street
ALLEGED MALICIOUS AcT.--Jdhn Van Dreahle
German. truckman by occupation, was charged
with maijciousy driving truck into q team of
mules and wagon belonging to Charles Johnson
while tho latter was leaving the Bridge street ferry
poat on saturday afternoon. The mules were
knocked overheard and IL was only after much dim.
cuJ that they were extrlcated from the harness
anu @ taken OUT or the water. The author OF the
Houpie seeing the situation Of affairs, drove or
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

rapidly from the scene, but was subsequently ar
rested by ocer Grant, OF the Fortysec0nd precinct
He was held to await examination.
NEWS IN BRIEF.-The bakery OF Conrad Flad, cor
ner of Atlantic and Carlton avenues caught fire yes
terday morning and was damaged to the amount OF
$3.50 before the flames were suodued.
The residence OF Mr.. william lngraham, corner OF
Park avenue and Steuben street. was damaged by fire
about eleven O'Clock yesterday the extent OF $780,
The fire originated from defective nue.
The pastors OF the Catholic congregations exhorted
their nocks TO continue their patronage OF the
Orphans Fair, which Will be continued through the
week.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

'.!ss En- ..Ss s Arrow. s.S. Win INC.
iaisss, Mes Bovd Hipcken. '''' '''' - '''
to AN. SnIcp s. Eaton Windsor Me- 10 days. with aser
lsS re byeriO Frankiin Blaisde AIMS Bay tJs,.
, nsrS Has bssn days o sssierss s1a@os with
schr Thomas Stone tof Bos.on) Pitcher, Ma,anzas II
Gsys WIN moasses to order Had fine weather the whole
nIs sshT YayoT. R,| Runce CORVALLIS Ms IL days. with
schr I Hossin, Jones'. Georges Banks
ssSI Sunny s seSss sS%sss ss!rnss sias'pi Virgins.
ssSr sssr kn1: %:'Snl Is.s Msr'Hns v,1syHis y,4.,,
s senr horo Kelly Machias with lumber, &c, TO Gates
schr Taylor, Dodge hachias with lumber to Simpson
sshr Pierson, Hamilton. Machias. with lumber, to
sshr Native american, Sullivan, Calais, with lumber to
schr Geo Trigg Linneken Gloucester with fish, to
aosss @ sz:. ass Fl ss..ss
schr Whistler, keeie, Taunton
scht Messenger, Dean, Taunton
sssT sss1 ~ fs;i, ss ns, hsH'l raan'ss sansSn
Sch &sehr NJ MMaryJ Mead. Thrashsr; Taunton.
wsys sc. Snss. ss% Hsord
schr schr : Bel. 4 y Peck, Aysry, very, New london;
ssr @ E%o4s Eas dsass ss%si Ses ssT EanaSn. aSHSSn
scSr @ ANN Eaa cssws Ss%ss ff1saassss PToSasSee.
S Sem T assS. wis%s Pfovd.ne
ses eSr Menrr sS Ra knoxs, p1eR;ssn,
Schr Patton, Parker, Providence.
Schr j aac Anderson Doyle, Providence.
Schr New iobe, Bray Providence.
Schr Jonathan Cone, Crosby. Providence
schr Jas Mckerson, slasht, Providence
Schr JAS English Baker, Fall River.
schr Hamilton, Cole, Wexford.
schr America, Reynolds Bristol
Schr Smith, Curtis, Clinton.
Schr M Brainerd, Bryan, Portland CT.
schr Brazos, Kelsey, Portland, Ct
schr schr Y l. l. Hubbard: uf 4, Jones, Portland, Portland, c.
Schr kennet ety, Hill New Haven
schr W o'Brfen, Shaw New Haven
Schr Texas Champlin, New Haven.
Schr Curtis, Fox, New Haven.
Schr Boyd Somers, New Haven.
Sc Schr Hy,drangea, Bisbee, Bridgeport.
schr schr Lyman, HIN, Bridgeport;
Schr George Edgar, Smith, bridgeport.
scnr scnr " Wm INC Norrell: % smith, Bridgeport
Schr l. White, Waite, Norwich
Schr Eva, Sherman Norwich.
Schr Law, York, Stonngton
Schr Goodwin Waterbury, Stamford
Schr Veranda, Pond Brantford.
Schr Nightingale, Beebe, Orient.
Pilot boat Fannie, No II, in from to-day
foeesa and b having her sprngstay which
the loss OF her mainmas
The schr Hartsene Havre reports had
good weather March 49, lat 80 40 Ion 49, herm brig
wateogged and abandoned mainmast and stern fra
stove in was deal loaded, and had been long time tn
condtion could make out the letters I'D G" I'D s,
being portion of her of English build March
~ lat AZ lon 81 a. schr Mary Joy (Br steering E.
BELOW.
Bark Magma Charta r) Hartigan from Cardiff Al days.
One of Thos Dunham's Nephew Cos Ships supposed the
Casda, or Robena.
SAILED.
Bark Express AsrinwaI; brgs Emma Dean Curacao;
Henry Louise, Port Prince; Annie Seymour Bermuda
schr Nellie Doe, Kingston, ia.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12

so2 sos so4 so6 900 so7. sos. 500. slo sl1 sl2 sla
sS $50 $50 ssg s s s ss sss Ss asa asS s sss
$780, $40, 34l, 342, 343, 344, S.h
CHAMBERs--Nos. 14o, re, 2l5, 500, $50.
SUPERIOR C0URT-TR AL TERM-Part Mos I'll,
225 s37 35l, $685. 759 i6 723 67s 797, TAI, so9 s13
s27, $751; Part 2-Nos s2S. 9l4 424 476, 7l2 672 500,
s94, 66s $3.50, S32, S3s $780, 1884, 552.
COMMON PLEAS General Term calendar.
MARINE COURT TRIAL TERM.-Nos. 1868. 2053, 205s.
22s9 2313 2320, $751; 1885, 23s9 $780, 239l 1892 2393
1894 1885, 1886 1891 $685. 2399 24O0 240l, 2402 2403,
24o4 2405, 24eI 2407, 240s, 24l0, 24ll.
The New York herald., 1869-04-12
MIDDLETOWy, N. Y.

ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RArLRoAD.-Yesterday
morning, between three and four O'Clock, O freight
tram on the eastward bound track, while switching
car. was run into by extra from the west being
unable TO stop on the down grade above Bonnells
crossing, and one freight car and caboose de-
stroyed, the caboose being smashed TO kindng wood
and the smokestack OF the EXTRAS locomotive broken
OH No hunt