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DEATH on TIE RAILRoAD.-On Tuesday eve
ming rash man, named jacob Vanderpooi' while IN a
OF nebriaon drove his horse and wagon over The
Railroad Eizabethtown NJ j. as the train
was coming in. His wagon dashed 10 pieces, and
heTWas instantly killed


A SHIP DESTROYED BY F1RE.-We learn by
pa. sengers who came down in the Alice last evening
from Richmond. that large ship lying at Bermuda Hun
dreds Just loaded with flour and tobacco entirely
consumed by fire. Eer name is the Lotus.


Portsmouth New Era
FIRE IN BRISTOL, r. I've learn from the
Providence Journal that the spernoil and candle
factory of William T. Spooner of Bristol took fire
Tuesday. about twelve O'clock and thc whole OF the In
terror Of the building, and considerable portion OF
stock aud materials on hand, destroyed. hlr.
Spooner was insured the Hartford Fire Insurance OF.
fce: the building $1,000 the fixtures 81 GOO, and
S. 900 on the stock--whch will cover the loss.


THE WEATHER.-Last evening at dark there
were feet water in the channel The weather Is eX'
tremey cold, and the river IS full OF foang ice num-
Der oil steamboats, have arrived since our last.


Pittsburgh Journal, 18th inst.
rI7Ts The weather this morning the coolest of
the season. little il any above The night too was
very severe and the reEeu had hard time OF it. being
on duty most Of the time from IL to this morning At
Fresh Pond this forenoon learn from Colonel
Hatch, the thermometer was at Zero and tue lceihen
who arc now gathering glorious crop OF ice were
Obliged to quit work At Brookne al this morning
was degrees only above and at Jamaica Pllns
aud Dorchester it was square down to the cypher.


Boston Transcript, 22d
gZSs The Snow Storm was so violent Wednes-
day that the boats did moi NcwYork until after
enc o'clock this morning The snow is three or four
inches deep and the eeighng good though the atnio
sphere ia very cold and increased in coidness two de-
grecs after sunrise IN Aaven faliaoiu'H
f-z~ A daughter of Timothy Sheen Irish aged
about four wears was burned death in this village on
Friday last Her mother stepped out OF the house,
Oeaving the child aeae) TO obtain pail OF water and:
after absence of some len minutes returned anu
found tim, brand of fire had fallen from the stove INTO
the chd's lap and badly burned her that she sur
vlved only about fifteen minutes. IOswego Palladium
I-Es- On the Goth q fire broke out at the same
place which destroyed the grocery store OF Mr. Newton
IN the Franklin House The entire loss is covered by in





10 There were FIVE fires in Boston on Tuesday
night None of them however were very destructive.