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NJ sRow EscnE The Pbadelphia Inquirer
psal ng Of the Camden aud Amboy Railroad
iams which en New York on Tuesday morning,
lays;


While crossing the bridge over Ranroeus Creek,


was discovered that the "draw" was moi let
completely down. The danger wasimmhcnt, as
here was lot sufficient tune to prevent the train
fom reaching the open draw, such was the head
way NJ the locomotive


The conductor, brakemcn and engiueer behaved
With the utmost GOODNESS, aud couifsod TO detaoh
he cars just at the very moment that the cngino
buched the edge Of the aperture or ohagm.


Anoiaer instant and the locomotive was plnng-
ID into the creek, which is broad and deep, and
dsappcured beneath The walers--the cans remain
hg, aud the numerous passengers saved as II by .
royldcntia lorethought and cooncss on the part
q The individuals we have named, from irghtiul
hnger, injury, wounds and death.