New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The Collision on the Hudson Ki' xnown "a be
Extent Of the Injary-NSon "s sse Tn ,ured.


s-:nc Of the disastrous COLLISION
~, An. Hudson River Road lan accoun' Vi ~ IN
On 'ne ,,r Evening Editions of yesterday and on
gave ~ n.ee OF this mornings Edition) we sea-
'ns Reporter to the place, and from MS h0'''
= .ather some additional particulars -.
The name of the conductor who electeo ,r r,
,.hn,srs from the cars 10 Carey mes .n -
we're going to the next station oeSou ,sis hut the
posiDg they had paid enough 80 nod been in
.nS I'd thaf unless they paid tne ~ csh.s au1l
tionaI he would Immediately iano Ileil ne s.c,poo
she ears and turned the two laoofeIs on W. "a '
miles this side of their DESTINATION although she men
hsing before put off offered the 20 cents adluonal
theY passengers also demonstrated and oner-
ed 10 pay their fare But Carey would not listen %
any such arguments and OIL he put lhese tho Inen'
,o indicate the rules and regulations OF the kAl-
road Company, as he asserted. rms was the SUE
raIIse of this most sad and lamentaSie accident
Ten or twelve Of the wounded persons were ,eit
AZ Peekskiil several al Hsversraw hocklano 20 y
,wo AZ PonehkeeDse and three LADIES' left at FISH
tul fonc OF whom, Miss Case, was dangerously IN
inred and is not expected to survive,) and one al
~ those At Peekskil, VIM G. Potter, of Troy, is
MT ernected to survive. His head, arms, legs ana
hodv are cut severely The sufferer is az the CIty
Hotel. Al the Exchange Hotel, Charles Y WaI' "a
pole and returned Californian from Ne W OK, hds
81. loo brokfn IL is feared, and Is OTHERWISE mum
;n,ured AZ the same hotel, K y. Mason, OF New
York is considerably bruised, and also H. NJ Ofahe'
of Newark, n. j. Mr.
Lewis r. Stone and his servant. Richard MGHee,
NJ North Harpersheld, Delaware Co, are at VI );
II etewart's Mr.. Stone Was O0hgedto nave one OF
MIA arms amputated on Thursday evening, ana ms
case is oujte critica. Mr. MCGEE was badly surheo
also. -, - II r,oots1,;1
Vas badly burned, and IN jumping out OF "lnacW
iniured his head also journeyman tailor at n.
Hall,s had one OF his eyes knocked out. Nh JACOB
Moptross was also considerably injured.
or the Rockland county sufferers hr. Gilmore vas
not expected 10 survive TINS morning MI. Mann
was also wounded.
MANY other passengers were injured, among
whom were the Misses Case and their brother. John
SIClaup, of Vaatc, Columbia County, was taken
70 Stuyvesant's His head was cut and one OF ms
legs broken. p. w Puver, of the same town was
slightly injured. .-.-.,
Mr.. Adams, Of Newburgh, was seriously injured
by cuts and bruises but not dangerously.
Among other New Workers injured was Mr.. Cut
ting. Two New Workers VINO were considerably IN
luTed refused TO give their names, and TINS Is un
doubedly true OF persons from other places, whose
names have not yet been published.
There were rumors at Peeksklll that several o
the passengers who had gone on had died OF the IN
juries they received, but we could not trace them
10 any reliable source We have no room for de
tails OF the numerous hair breadth escapes In con
necton with this accident but some very rem irkab'
ones are told