ik * ocn jqu irrTrk Qowiti Ikon* Works Bcrnkr—1,600 PorxD* or M«ltus Mktal UpsetANDSrTFlRK to the Bvildimos—TVo Mix Badly Injured,— Many of the improvements and additions to the HowardIron Work** of which we spoke a few weeks since, as being then in progress, have been completed, and a few days sirce fres were lighted in the old furnace stack ana the new cupola. All was operating with great success, and work was Wing executed with wondcaful dispatch when on Tuesday afternoon la^t all was brought to a sudden and disastrous termination by reason of the burning of the buildings connected with the furnace andfoundry.It seems that by some unaccountable accident a ladfe containing about sixteen hundred jt-un«i- of melted iron, which the fcundryaaen were about to pour into a n ould, for the purpose of making some of the large castings for the new mill, was upset, and the liquid iron coming in im-* mediate contact with the sides of the wooden building, set them on fire instantly . The entire foundry building wa* in flames, in a moment, and the Ere communicating to the bridge and wheel house attached to the furnace, all the buildings w*re in a few moments reduced to ashes When the metal left the ladle it instantly spread over the floor of the building, and in its swift course, seriously burned two of the employes. Mr. Butler is most severely injured. li« has two painful burns on his right side, and both of his feet are sadly injured, particularly the left foot, the sboecfwhch was filled with melted iron. Mr. McCartney, the feundrymsa, also received some sever© burns Both men are suffering much, but under the care of lr. L R. Henszel will receive every attention which kindnes* and skill can prompt By the*active end rffitient exertions of employes of the worl'.s, and citizens of the place who happened to be near, the coal houses, with their contents, were saved, or the lo*s would have been {jg4 much more serious — Democrat. jn