From the Boston Courier, Dec. 10.
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SHOCKING AccIDENT.-W We have seen letter
from young gentleman at Northampton, TO his
father in this city, giving melancholy account Of
the upset,irg Of the mail stage from Albany TO
Northampton within five or six miles Of the latter
place, about o'clock on the evening of Thursday
last. There were eight passengers inside, and one,
young man. son Of the Rev MIR. Tower Of
MiburY, on the outside with the driver. The drives
and MIR. Tower were thrown from the seat to a
ledge OF rocks. The driver died in about an hour |;
MIR. Tower lived ill 9 o'clock next morning. The
rest Of the passengers were much bruised Only
two of them were men, one Of whom had his leg
broken. The other six, women and children, we're
more or less injured. The collar bone of one was
much fractured The driver never spoke after he
was taken up, and the young man who was thrown
from the seat with him, was unable 10 give any &C