—On last Thurs-? Bradshaw, liv : this place, wasA Sad Accident. flay evening,, Mr. Ikingj one nuJe north o engaged in burning some prairie grassnear his stable in order to prevent apraprie fire from runble He had, as heii.g into the sta-thought, burned aroiund the jin iiusep ’until there seepi* ed lobe no further canger, uhen he loft] the house and went away with a gup hunting. While- away the fire which he had set out himself, got into the stable, and consumed it entire horses and all.tins ic indeed a vary sad accident, for Mr. Bradshaw, as he could illy1 afford to loose the amiconsumed by the dies as tjbe horses were ve Hepeople in his direful belteve there is mon for muc3unt of properly, .roying element, ry .fine animals, has the sympathy of the entirecalamity. We y being collected ih$ purpose of relieving him as h ps possible. fVe hope the donatiluns will be liberal.