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FArAL AcclpENr.-Tho train of passenger
cars which left this city yesterday morning at 2
o'clock, after proceeding about three miles was
stopped in consequence of the wheels slipping on
the rails, and while thus detained was run into by
a train Of wood, cars which followed them about
half an hour after the passenger train left the dc
pot. The conc ussion was very severe. The
rear car of the first train was much broken, and
the collector, Mr. Smith, was crushed between
the end of the car and the locomotive of the wood
train. A little gitl about 10 or II years of age,
the daughter of an emigrant, was killed by a
piece Of wood OF iron which entered her eye and
came out at the back of the head. Mr.. Smith
lived ill about s O'Clock in the morning. There
was dense fog at the time OF the collision,
which prevented either of the trains being seen
fom the other. The car Of the passenger tram
which was run into, Was filed with emigrants,
and it is wonderful that there was no greater loss
OF life. Utica Gaz. Saturday.