Correspondence Of the Tribune.
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BALTIMORE, Jnly Il, l8l2-Monday, 81 A. II.


4 messenger arrived here OF Saturday evening
from Washington charged by the State Depart
ment with authority to engage an express TO carry
him to Wheeling, whence he would descend the
Ohio TO New Orleans, and thence, as is supposed
set out for Mexico, with dispatches for cur Min
ster there. Messers. Stockton, Falls & Co the
mail contractors, sent forward the cxpless. and it
left here yesterday morning. 1t was 10 60 as far
as Hancock in the regular cars on the railroad and
thence take an extra coach for Wheeling.


\ dreadful stage accident occurred on the great
road between Hancock and Cumberland, Nd. on
Friday merning about haIf-past 4 o'clock In
descending a very steep mountain, called Ware
Hill, about "a miles east of Cumberland the
lever that locks the wheel broke, and the horses
becoming frightened, ran away. The driver was
thrown from his seat or jumped Oh behind the
coach. Left to themselves the horses ran like
fury down the h dashiug the coach against the
mountain and doing great injury TO the passengers.
One of them, an old Quaker gentleman, was very
much Injured. and it was feared might not sur.
vive. Nine other passengers, and among them
young lady very much injured, but all were doing
we'll.


APPEARANCE OF MoB ~ ST. LogIs.-Ihe
Republican of the 9th says: Last night, large
crowd of persons assembled in front of the offices
of Messrs. Bensist * Co. and the Perpetual
What was the motive of the collection We could
not learn. The crowd appeared orderly, and with
out any disposition to violence. In fact, we be-
leye nne-tesths were there for the same reason
We were, TO see what was going on. The Mayor,
Judge Mullanphy and Judge Eugle, addressed
them and desired them to disperse, and although
they appeared to be ciyilly Inclined they still re-
NAMED When our paper went to press, the most
OF them had retired


The Saturday evening papers state the night
passed off quietly.