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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT, AND Loss or LIFE.--Thurs-
day afternoon, carriage, containing two men
and their wives, and child, was run over by the
Mohawk Railway train, on the suburbs of Albany,
and crushed to pieces. Mrs Anderson, whose hus-
band, II is said, keeps public house at Cohoes
Falls, was dreadfuly mangled, and expired on the
spot The husband himself was not much injured.
Mr.. Lyman, who is said to be a clerk
in Rochester, had his head mangled dreadiuly.
Although alive when the boat left il was supposed
he could not exist an hour longer. His wife was
badly bruised, but, II is believed, not dangerously.
we are informed, was intoxicated; and, notwih-
standing the remonstrances Gt persons on the road
he persisted in crossing the track The gentleman
informs us, that blame can be attributed to the
engineer, who was utterly unable TO arrest the pro-
gress OF the locomotive IN time to prevent the acci
dent. One oi the horses were Killed The train
was proceeding at it's usual slow pace.