New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-23
Frnm ,be Rncbss,sr Democrat of saturday.

FEARFUL AccIDrNT-Many of our citizens were
startled yesterday. about III O'Clock with the ruuor
thar school house No g. Situated Parker Nortn
Fast mart of the city had been STUCK by gnnng anu
four or five children killed. But on processing 10 'he
house we found that, during the nign VIM %nicn ac
the rain the ROOT hsd oeen oo"n on anu Tue
brick gable and chimney uii''' ' 49, ~ Nf
mcnt. 49,, 49,, I'M ,h;Idr., ,,do~
the direction Of Miss Gould and the orcR ano unoers
fall in sl parts OF The SCHOOL purng more or less near
IL all the children but killing none
The following the names OF the Children Injured,
so far as could be ascertaned:
Daughter Of VIM Wallace. leg broken. Son OF VIII
liam Finley badly bruised. Timothy Fitzgerald had a
daughter severely bruised. Samuel Hughes two daugh-
ters bruised-Philp Prior two-Pstrick Fleming. one
Richard Story two-Joseph Cochrane, two-Fetr!cK
Anderson, two zone bady)-Jas. Buckley, two. Zone
badly)-Chares Buckley one. Messrs Doyle, Mcdonald,
Chsfey Dooan, Sheshan, Burns, Cation Morrow HE,
fer Costean and Davis each one; MessfS bishop ana
Someryil!e. each TWO.
The whole number of children reported to be injured
Is a. all bat three or four OF whom is supposed will
recover
MANY trees in the vicinity were blown down and we
Infer that the fury of the tornado swept over that part OF
Many frui, trees are blown down and two or three
unfinished buildings were partly demolished
MANY of the posts OF the Telegraph were blown down,
and the line was in operation the remainder OF the
SaEEp K1LLEo.-Ten sheep, belonging to Mr. Hoyt on
the farm of Oliver Culver in lrondequois were killed
during the EorIu.
SrR1oUs RAILROAD AccIDEsT.-We learned
ve.terda, from passenger from Baltimore, that Sc
rious accident occurred on Friday evening on me
Railroad between Cumberland and Baltimore, about
.bir,y-Ave miles from Cumberland The locomotive ran
over cow on the track by which was thrown on Win
one Of the passengc: cars, which Was very rnuen
,hstered Two passengers were Injured one an eiceiy
gentleman, whose name is unknown, slsnuy ana ne
o,h.r C Dodge OF Boston. received deep cut Ia DIS
head The accident attributed 10 the negligence OF the
Engineer and statement 20 that effect, learn was
about 10 be drawn up by The passengers.
Phia- Public Ledger, June u.
Rus1s TIE UPPER DIsTRIcrs-The Cheraw
nj Tuesday says that during the past week they
80 oIroo.t been delused with rain The lowends lave
hesn compieely flooded with water, and considerable
nnrv mas been done the growing crops, which mad
hsrstofore presented very promising appearance On
SurSsv heavy blow passed over the town. causing
rcb ;n;prv BIZ uprooting and beating down the crops
The pee Dee river has about twentyour feet oVerho"
~; I've hanks in some places and considerable sppre-
hsn.on Is felt that much damage has been done TO me
cron, on the river lands By this freshet
N''f' [Charestcn Is. c. Eve. News, ~.
u,cox .sn WESTERN RAILRoAD.-1t is said
road ia nearly completed 70 Forsyth and that It IS
- ,a,,,Is,;on 70 run the cars from Macon 20 Griffin on
30 Ta-h of JAW Il is also supposed that the road Will
~ CONNECTED 10 Atlanta By the lst OF September.
DC e0uf " charleston News.
~ Among the acts reserved oy the CANADIAN
$50, ~, n. farther signiica,ion OF Her Majesty
"a ,bs hi; 10 extend the Great Western hsiiroad rom
1 - ~ Toronto and the Act for erecting sus-
sn.cn bridge over the Niagara river, AZ or near ne
falls If Niagara