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RAILROAD ACCIDENT. AS the special train
from Plymouth was passing Neponset bridge
about six O'Clock on Tuesday evening, the draw
being up at the time, the engine was precipira-
ted into the river, where il remained at the last
accounts. The mail bag was brought 10 this
city that evening in damaged state.


Since writing the above we have received
further particulars. An Express train was
returning from Plymouth with mail for the
Steamer, and when passing the Neponset r.
yer, the draw being open for the passage OF a
vessel, the Engine and tender, with Mr.. Pom
eroy and two others, run into the river
Mr.. Pomeroy was considerable injured, the
Others escaped with ducking.


Herald