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RAILWAY AccrDENr.-Just as MT. Ben. jamin Sykes of Ludlow, had started with horse and buggy, to cross the track of the Western Railroad. near the "five Mile House." so called, in this town, yesterday morning, the steamboat train for New York came along; the Locomo. tive struck the horse with much violence, killing him instantly. The buggy had not got far on the track, but it was over- turned and broken, and MT. Sykes thrown out nt distance of seventy five feet from the spot. When taken up, it was found that one of his arms was bro. ken in two places, & that he was other wise injured. IL was no. known. whether he was internally injured or not. by the shock. It will be remembered that Mir. Bush of this town. met with similar. though less serious accident, at this same crossing few months since.

 Pitsyield Eagle.