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New HAVEN, Dec. 3, lS45.
Stage Accident Travelling the II. and ~. II.


Raaroad-Democratic Convention.


The Providence and Hartford stage, with nine
passengers inside and tour outside, upset last
ming, when within a couple OF miles OF Klngsbury
tavern, in Manchester. lhc cause was the fost
board hitting backs Of the wheel horses setting then
and the leaders running The stage was coming down
hill at the time, and very heavily laden in 'front.'
with scarcely any baggage at the back NEST Of pas
sengers being delegates the N. H. Convention. The
driver lost ali his esm-and in descending
hill they sheered little which the stage.
Almost all the passengers were badly bruised "a lady
had her head severely cut one gentleman Mr. JOSHUA
TiLpEr, merchant OF New York city, was so much in
jured that he could not continue his journey and was
lett at Kingsburys hotel his injuries are not deemed
serious although they bad one Leg 1t is thought
broken The wheel horses are ruined, and the stage
badly damaged.


From Hartford, we took the cars at quarter before
eleven o'clock hatpast three o'clock arrived at
New Hsven-thus making the passage OF 80 miles by
Railroad in four hours fifteen minutes for which
we have to pay the exorbitant price OF 81 o0. The
morning up from New Haven to Hartford was four
hours lacking i've minutes. The down train from
Springfield to Hartford two hours-distsnce 26
miles If such travelling, at those extoronsts charges,
is not imposition on the public, then Caleb don't
know how to discount notes.