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FrighifM Acciden.-On Thursday evening
about o'clock, n most frightful and distressing
accident occurred in Mobile at the foundry Of I.
D. Spear & Co. As n number of the workmsu
were preparing to run the mouds for large
casting, an immense kettle, containing ever 5000
pounds of molten iron, by some means was upset.
and part of its contents thorwn out severely aad
scading John Cason. Thomas Stevenson. John
Christian, and an Irishman, together with four
negro men. At a late hour on Thursday night
they were considered out of danger, but It was
lea red that some of them would lose their limbs.
The building was set on fire by the hot iron,
u, owing to the energy and activity Of the other
workmen was saved.


One Of the negro men. belonging to Mr.. John
Mott, although very severely scalded. had the
courage and fortitude 10 hold on to the kettle, and
prevented more persons from being injured
Messrs. Spear & Co. sustain loss Of some $500
or SlOOO.-Pc.