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Rail Road Accident.-An accident occur. red on our Rail Road, Friday night, about six miles above Kent, by which n man named Schuyler lost his life. The train had been up in the neighborhood above with iron, and was returning to New Milford but the track being covered with ice, the locomotive made little headway, and when about six miles from Kent. the engineer found he was short ot water; the main part of the train was therefore unhitched, and the locomotive, with four freight cars, (wo at each end) was run down to the watering place for water. The night being very dark and stormy, the men aboard were unable to sec any distance ahead. and on going back, the locomotive was run against the cars that were left above on the road. Mir. Schuyler, with some dozen others, was aboard one of the cars attached to the locomotive, and received a wound in the small of the back, of which he died about 3 o'clock the next morning. He had been to work on the road, and is said to have belong ed in New Jersey.-Brdgeport Farmer.