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HITcHING THE cuSsED THikG.-Ehe New hamP- shire Register gives the following account of an in- cident on the New Haven and Hartford road, soun after t went into operation. The train stopped at Meridea 10 wood up and hdgetty gentleman. who probabl, for the first time in his life iE rail- road car and who held 10 hs seat with both hands, from the moment the cars icit Hartford. looked as though he expected every moment to be shook out of the window. suddenly stepped out on the plat form. and took rapid look at the locomotive. Anything the matter.' inquired wag, who had greatly enjoyed the eouutryEnsn's perturbation. 'Anytiling the maittr." ''i should think there was something the maiieF. if yoa ever haiicedit. Why. they've stopped right in the middle of the road and haai kiiched ihe cussGd Miag Spose and it should start, heys guess some of ns'ad be in the king dom come afore night!'' A roar oi laughter from tl.e passengers in no wise altered the mans views of tke superior safety of his postion case the cus- sed hiag should start!