FATAL ACCIDENT.--We are pained to record the sudden death of JOSEPH HAWLEY DWIGHT,of this village, one of our most esteemed fellow citizens. On Monday, while riding in the company with his niece, Miss CATHERINE CLARKE, about six miles below the village, the horse he was driving took fright and while running, threw him from the wagon. He was found to be so much injured, that a boat was obtained to convey him home. He survived the accident until 12 o'clock on Wednesday, being most of the time in a state of insensibility. Mr DWIGHT was formerly a resident of Berkshire County, Mass., and was at the time of his death 59 years of age.--Oxford Rep. RAILROAD ACCIDENT.--An accident occurred on the Troy and Ballston road yesterday afternoon, on the passage down. The engine ran off the track, either from the springing of the rails or from some other cause. GEORGE LONG, the baggage man had his leg broken below the knee and the engineer, PALMERSTON, had his arm terribly shattered. None of the passeners, as far as we can learn, were injured.--Albany Argus, Wednesday. THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--We learn that Hon.JOSIAH QUINCY, JR., of Boston is to deliver the Address at the State Agricultural Fair at this place in September. A happerr selection could hardly have been made. Mr.QUINCY, on all occasions calling for efforts of this kind, has been unsurpassed in eloquence, and the display of wit and learning. The visitors to the Fair may expect a rich treat.---Utica Gazette. Debbie