| From the Houston Telegraph |
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| July 14, 1862 |
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| Accident on the {Houston
Tap &} Brazoria Railroad |
| The hither-bound train on the
H. T. & B. R. ran off the track just this side of the Oyster Creek
timber yesterday (Friday) afternoon, tearing up several lengths of
rails, but not materially injuring the cars. No person on board was
hurt. The passenger car was not thrown from the track. A locomotive
has gone down this morning to the assistance of the train. It may be
expected back this evening. |
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