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DANGERsUs SoMERsET.-A serious accident oc
Cured yesterday morning on the Harlem Railroad
AS the train which lel the City at IL O'Clock
was passing near Fifty-ffth street, one of the
axletrees Of the rear car suddenly broke, and the
car, containing about forty passengers, was PIE.
cipitated about twelve feet down steep bank
turning twice completely over in its descent
About twenty Of the passengers were injured,
most OF them but slightly, few seriously, but
none, SO far as We can learn, dangerously. Mr.
James Haniy, Harp manufacturer, S5 Anthony
street, was injured more seriously than any one
else, having suffered compound fracture Of the
leg. He ssaid 10 be doing well. Another man,
whose name we did not learn, had his head bad.
ly cut, and many others were more or less seri.
ously bruised. Ii is wonder that no one was
killed.