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The indictment against Mr. Z. Wallace, the proprietor of the Anglo Celt newspaper, for a libel alleged to have been published in that journal against the 31st Regiment, in connection with the Sixmile Bridge affair, has resulted in a verdict adverse to Mr. Wallace. The jury found

ACCIDENT ON THE BRISTOL. AND EXETER RAILWAY. —On Thursday afternoon a train left Clevedon at the usual time, and proceeded down the branch for the purpose of going ou by the up train from Exeter to Bristol, when the accident occurred. The policeman whose duty it was to attend to