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DR.. M. Chambers, on Tuesday evening,
was committed TO prison by Alderman Nc
kinley, in Philadelphia, on charge of kill
ing an infant while attempting to produce
premature birth. The child is the same
that was found on Saturday enclosed in a
segar box, upon lot near Messrs. Merrick
y Towne's foundry, and from the appear
aice OF It's head, which had been dreadfuly
lacerated, a verdict was rendered by d coro-
ner's jury that death had been caused bv
violence The police subsequently dscoy
cred that the unnatural mother was wo
man named Ann Lawson, and on being ar
rested she made confession, in the course
ol which she stated The defendants parlicj-
patton III the dIsgraceiul and criminal afllr.


A melancholy and fatal accident occurred
at Perryniaisvile, on the Philadelphia, Will
mlngton, and Baltimore Railroad on We'd
nesday evening, at 8 o'clock, while shnijng
the cars OF the freight train for this CITY,
During the process Of changing The cars in
the dark, the engine was accidentally forced
against one OF them, crushing two of the
men employed upon the road III shocking
manner. O'e of them was killed immedi-
ately, and le other seriously injured.


"More tf,uble is aIprehcnded,'' says an
exchange. Glad Of it, and hope he will be
kept in close confinement.