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A DREADFUL ACCIDENT recently accurred from the collision of two coming from opposite points, on the Massachusetts Western railroad, few miles west of the Connecticut river correspondent of the N. Y. Express, says:

 "Boh trains were going at the rate of 3O or 50 miles an hour, making the force with which we met at the speed of 50 miles. You may judge of the shock, but cannot conceive of the scene. The pas senger of each next to the tenders, and the first of each was crushed to atoms, grinding and managing the persons in them in the most sh"ckmg manner More than twenty were wounded, b se- verely. There are dead MT. Warren, conductor, gentleman belonging Westiiell, and boy. None of the others i'll danger, but many limbs are badly broken"

 The Westfeld paper states the number of passen- gers at about 100, of whom 40 received more or less injury. A belief IS expressed that six or eight o them will die