From the Liverpool Chronicle, Dec. 81.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT AND NARROW ESCAPE
OF GEN. TOM THUMB-During one of the pub
lc levees of the renowned Gen. Tom Thumb.
in the Trades Hall at Aindrie, Scotland, } on
Monday night last, large portion of the floor
gave way with an awful crash, and precipita-
ted some three hundred men, women, and
children, into the room below, a distance Of Ia
feet. The scene of confusion and excitement,
mingled with the groans and screeches of the


suffering and aflirighted multitude, can scarce
ly be imagined. About one thousand persons
were in the hall, but fortunately, and strange