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At the late term of the Superior Court of Hartford, Conn. Henry Ibbotson recovered 500 dollars damages of the town of East Windsor for an injury which he sustained by defec- tive bridge in that town; which bridge gave way while he was crossing it in a stage, and precipitated the stage and horses, with the driver and passengers, into the river, dis tance of about 20 feet; by which accident the plaintiff was considerably bruised, and detain- ed, in consequence of the injury, Is days.

 Truman Sweet, the proprietor of the stage, recovered 800 dollars damages for the injury sustained by his stage and horses on the same occasion.

 Two cases of a similar character. arising out of the same accident, were recently tried

 in the Circuit Court of Connecticut, at New Haven, in which there was recovery in fa- vor of one of the plaintiffs for 1900 dollars, and in favor of the other for 1000. Thus it appears that the verdicts already rendered against the town of East Windsor amount to S3, 800. It is supposed that it will require S5, 1000 to satisfy all the bills consequent upon the accident; and that the costs of suits will not vary much from that sum.