New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-06

crowd Of those who had friends ana relatives M IN
Grove was assembled and the state Of terrible suspense
was Painful behold. Wives and mothers brothers and
sisters ran up and down the platform eagerly quest, ain-
to the killed and wounded anxious, yet dreail- the
reply which might inform them Of the melancholy tate oil
some one and desr.
The bodies taken ont of the cars to the number Of
81 and laid upon the PLATFORM where niuesis we're hell
over them by COroner Stevens and Goldsmith Inc te.t-
nony edduced stated and the JGry deferred the
rendition Of their verdict until to-day when they will meet
/ and take further evidence in the case.
The principal portion Of the sufferers were IN the excur-
sion although several Of those in the accommodation
| train were also killed and wounded Several persons,
among them Mr.. Emanuel Siocket saved Themselves, on
hearing the whistle blow by ieaping from tie cars 70 tae
ground while going full speed Those who escaped in
this way received, so fer az we could learn, but Little
damage.
piled up upon another presented ghas;iy spectacle
Most OF them had been instantly killed in the crash some
of them being horribly crushed and mulaied in manner
soken the beholder Of the spectacle Inc wounded
were made possible, and in most Of the eases
their friends at the depot and had them Immediately
removed.
The following is list of the killed and wounded far
a. we have been able TO learn and think thai il will be
found correct and as comprehensive as is possible up to
this time:
David Murray, youth between II and Is years of age
Of Mr.. William Murray aaohnist residing at No IS
Ensorst !, l. supposed from his mangled condition
instantly ked-he having received wound on the
eft side of the head commencing just above the and
extending back about inches TO the depth of half
inch, besides great many fearful Ca-he> on the face,
shoulders and limbs. He also received fatal injury inter-
nay. Upon the announcement Of his untimely end 50
unexpected to the family most pitisble and heartrend
ing scene ensIed-a father sisters brothers and attached
friend. oyerpowed with grief occasoned by the SSH
calamity gave evidence Of their ardent alta hmen, and
deep devotion relative who had by the u0anty OF his
disposition commanded the respect Of all who knew him.
The sadness the occasion is made still poignant by
the Of the mother of the deceased she being
visit 10 a in adjoining State
Henry REYNOLDS Of Easten-av, killed instantly.
Benjamin Merryman. baggage-master OF the road.
Lewis Corcoran Of Washington City.
Julius Counsel Of No. 1872 Pear-st.
Charles Boyd, residence in Forest-st.
VIM G.. Breckett, no residence given.
James BOYD Of Eager-st.
Richard Mccormick, corner Richmond and Hovardsts.
James Ray of this city, residence not known.
Michael McGrand OF this ci,y-residence not known.
The son of Madison Jelries who was woundedl was
instantly killed.
Thomes Dorsey Of this city-resdence not known.
Henry Rhoads of this ciiy-resdence not known
Frederick DeDomes of this city-resdence not known
Patrick Tcrnan of this city-residence not known.
Robert Preston Of this cy-residence not known.
Joseph Brengle, conectioner on Gay ST., killed
Charles Brggle, residing on Yorkav, two doors from
Msdison-st., killed.
VIM Issscs had his collar bone broke and leg injured
very severely. Residence, Eremontst.
Matthew Grower, resident of Texas, Baltimore Co..
had lis head and shoulders severely injured:
Henry Taughsaugh of Alexandria Va had hsleg broke
and otherwise internally injured.
joseph Rchonborger a resident of Easiest, Federal i
received several injuries about his person.
John HOlmeaG haG MS nOdy teTrDi! cut st'eTtl
ribs broken. lie boarding the Globe Inn, Balt
morc.-f He conveyed to the Infrmsry on Lom-
bardst.
Thomas Lee had his foot mashed and was otherwise in
ured.
An old gentleman and his wife, by the of Jones'
received several flight injuries.
VIM Esin had his nose terribly cut and wa. otherwise
injured.
gentleman named johnson, residing the corner OF
Fay cite and Frederek-sis., was slightly injured
Daniel Wolfe had his Lee broken and his back sprained
An old gentleman named Lawn residing on Hirrison-
ST., was slightly injured.
Madison Jeffries one of weil known City Consta'
bes had one of his legs mashed and otherwise injured
b. f. Phillips received several injuries about his body
Charles Hamilton injured in the spine oil his back
and otherwise
John BONN OF Gough.st leg crushed
A Young man namel Thomas Henry, residing On Tran
Ly.si. both arms and one leg broken.
John Faherty both legs broken, resides in liowards
Young man named Morrison, badly injured internally
John C. REYNOLDS father of Henry Reynolds, who was
killed was badly injured in the legs
John H. Scott the conductor of the excursion train had
both legs broken. -.
one hand crushed.