{"character_count": 817, "word_count": 135, "ccnet_language_score": [0.9440000057220459], "ccnet_perplexity": [1762.800048828125], "fasttext_language": ["en"]}
ACCIDENT EXrRAoRDINARY.-A Wash.
inglon writer says, in his l'ller OF the 2i,h
ultimo,


Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, we regret to say,
in the act of getting into carriage, on
Pennsylvania avenue, this morning, broke
out tho bottom of the carriage with his
great weight--hs legs crossing over the
coupling pole, and nearly touching the
ground between the wheels, the residue ol
the honorable Senator being invisible in.
side the hack; hut it was a cnrious spectacle
10 the "outside barbarian to see a hack
slanding by the sidewalk, with two such
substantial legs sticking through the bot.
tom, a, those Of the honorable Chairman
on Finance. We understand that Mr..
Lewis, without injury, extracted himself
from The dismanlled yrhicle-paid the dri.
yer an allowance, and sent of at once TO
procure chrabanc with better bottom.