Dreadful Accident.
[The following is Air. Galloway's account of a dreadfal accident wvhich happened yesterday at his eingine manuthctory, West.street.] TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-To prevent any misrepresentation of a serious accident that occutreti this afternoon, about six o'clock, in a new building erecting, adjoining to my manufactorv, I will thiank vou to comnmunicate the following statemnent to the p-ublic :-It appears, that one of the timn- her braces which tied the south and nortn walls together above the firxt floor, preparatory to the fixing of the roof, was, by the thotlnht- lesr, conduct of onc of the men employedl oni the building, either broken or displaoed, in consequenice of whicih a portion of the wvalls fell inwards, and carried down five of the girders, which, in their fall, have (lone considerable damage in thc shape of property, but which I consider of little importance compared with the loss of the lives of twoof th Cworkmen, and also the woundlisgofsix others, who were, by che active exertions of the workmen in the manufactory, promptly extricated from their perilous situations, and immediately conveyed to 'it. Bartholomnew's Hospital, where, I am bappy tn ae- knowledging, the sufferers received the most hlum-nL t I am, t;r, yours re8pecttully, Al,EX. GALLOWAY'. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.