The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-09

rs; but few Of whom grateed state are bad
the calendar Of shocking railroad accidents We shulder
at the thought Of the fearful and murderous catas
trophe.
LIST or THE DEAD AND INJURED.
Peter Cure, Chicago.
Laura Louisa Loughn, child Of VIM. G. Laughn.
John g. Carpenter, Poushkeepsie, N. "
Mrs. Cox Washington county, Iowa.
Auguste +. Cox, child OF Mrs. Cox.
nor Siry ssSs ' ss's badly
J.: w. Mcmillan, Ottawa. III. scslded badly.
VIM. Baieman, Waterville, Pa, do.
Joseph somers Wayne county, Ohio, do.
F. II. Gibbons, GAINESVILLE Ohio, do.
VIM. G. Iaughlin, Geddensburg, Adams county, Penn,
bzdly scaldcd.
caiharne Iaughlin, (n,o,her.) very badly scalded.
Mary Sampson, (nieco, scalded.
Charles Charpot, Chicago, badly scalded.
John Prosscr, .ohnstown Penn, slightly scalded.
Ebcnezer Irwin, do, slightly scaided.
Enas somers, Muskincnm county, Ohio, very badly
Isaac Stewart Lawrence county, Pa slightly scaded.
VIM McCrea. do, slightly scalded.
Hannah McCrea do, both hands scaided.
Washington Bastion, Iyceming county, Pa, scalded.
Rev. NJ !. snavely, nine miles N. W. Of iowa CITY,
Catherine snsyey, (wife,) badly scalded.
Joseph Aibin, Morgan county Ohio, do.
Hannah Albin (sister) do.
George W. Albin, (nephs~l do.
Solomon Burr, Fon du lac Wis, scalded
Joseph Calbert Quincy, H., do.
Jacob Booze, Washington county, Penn, both hands
scalded.
VIM. r. Brown, engineer, bruised.
isaac g. Brown, fireman, leg broken.
Personal Intelligence.
Senator Mallory of Florida, arrived in Washington
Saturday last.
Hon. Hamilton X. Gamble has resigned the Office of
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of Missouri.
Col James N. Burues il announced as a candidate for
delegate to Congress- from the Territory Of Kansas
ARRIVALS.
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From Curacao in brig Abram-x Vicente de las Cssas.
DEPARTUREs
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Williams-J4 In the steeraEe.
SINGULAR AccIDEST-The Des Ark (Ark.) CT;
gen. OF the 14th ult., says:We have been shown
tract Of letter from gentleman residing near Law
renceve Monroe county in which he states that Aaror
McMullin aged ten twelve years. killed b.
the bite Of ratte-snAke under the following crcum
stanccsIt that thu head Of the had beer
severed from its body and lay log The little fellow
had forgotten the head there and laid his in III
mouth, which instantly closed IL, and only
dsengaged by pulling II of with his other hand, tearing
vein and artery Of his He died in twenty -fou
hours from the effects Of the bite.
ArFRAY on A STExxB0AT.-The Richmond Dss
patch states that detachment OF United States seamcn
board the steamer City Of Richmond on her last triI
from Philadelphia to Norfolk broke open the matches
after night and procuring liquor, became quite
until the ocers armed themselves and restored quiet
During the melee one man was dangerously wounded By
q sheath knife.
I Domestic Miscellany.
The A. Louis Democrat estimates that one year from