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ANOTHER LOCOMOTIVE ExPLosIoN.-We have
been informed that another explosion occurred on
the railroad near Port Clinton, few days sgo under
precisely similar circumstances with the one which oc
casoned the disastrous loss Of life the I'd Of September
as and which DR.. Lardner, in very laborious report,
attributed to the eect Of lightning. The engine had
aken in its supply Of water and he'd heavy pressure Of
nk, that explosion about to take place, and at
once leaped from II and passed down the embankment


e had scarcely done So when the engine exploded
ering the machinery in ali directions An examination
of the attributes the explosion to the weakness
The stays the hre box being too light TO bear the
pressure Of steam required The engine was built BY Mr.
BALDWIN, and had previously worked we'll The compa.
ny, learn, have taken measures 70 examine all their
engines, and quad agsnst future accidents from the
same csuss. kssttMs ossete.