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Barsto@ Of smyrna, Del aud Miss Trottcr from
Philadelphia.


Mr.. Clopp, the owner of tho stage that caused
the accident, was driving at the time, and is said
driver in the employ of Messrs Porter & Wolfe,
and came very nigh at one time, running him up
on couple fdrays in the street. The accident
originated in his having run against the leading
horses Of the other stage, which caused them to
fly off to the pavement; and the driver, in en-
deavoring to reign them off, and keep from run
ming upon the kirb, put the wheels upon short
lock, and the stage overturned. There were
ten persons in the stage at the time the accident
occurred.