N E w s TIE M S

What is it but map of busy life,
Its fluctuations, and its vast concerns Cooper.
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SERIOUS RAILROAD AcciDEHT.--l Inc aslei-
ternoon down train OF cars, from Albany (says
the Travelef, } ran over COW ION Friday even
ing about 9 o'clock, near Weslfeld, and The
locomotive tender, and two Of the baggage cars
were thrown off The track, down the embank-
ment which at the place was about IL feet
high. The engineer, (Mr Whitney, and the
fireman, were thrown off; and the cars fell up
en- them and hurl them both badly. A gentle
man who was passenger irthe cars informs
US that both Of the men were considered fatal
ly injured. The cars were somew hat broken
but fortunately none of the passengers were
hurt. Theopassengers did not reach Spring
field I'LL one O'Clock on Saturday morning.


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All a celebration al ". Orleans on the 4lh,
the Delta says


Mr. alexandria Dinitry made an apt address
and read the Declaration Of independence. On
reading over the signers Of that document, a
Frepchman called out, why de--de name
OF Gen. Laiayete was not among dean" He
moved that il be included