New-York daily tribune., 1854-07-08
CHE RAILROAD DISASTER WORE DEATHS
" c<JyDITTON OF THE WOUNDED.
r-s-. The Bsltinore Sun Of res,erasy.

v,ou The Baltimore Of Yesterday.
T.e terrible calamity which occurred on the Susque-
h.r"sh rarosd on Tuesday afternoon, full detas of
which a, cearcd In The S1a Of yesterday s constitutes
the en- rerossug topic Of conversation he reported de
.s,;op ~ human lie well the character and the
nnmber OF the wounded instead Of being as
come perons supposed have been exceeded by the truth
ful details Of the occurrence vale .ne consr % !?
ncsa fr years great portion Of these OF the hum
bier wsks Of fe and relied upon the labor OF their ela
tyfs for comfortable subsistence now their principal
sunrur has been removed aud they will feel much more
The sficting bereavement.
Upon esrefnl inquiry yesterday, more facts have been
attained which are here given:
Thomas Neil mentioned yesterday under the head Of
wounded, eustened hls EIDE whie one
Of his gs was so horribly crushed as to require ha.
ton which performed by Prof Dunbar, but he nas
since died. He Is aged 22 years, and unnsrriel' ne
csme from Cumberland where he resided for the purpose
York-nv. 49,,
The funeral Of Charles c. p. Boyd, aged yea,s ices
place yesterday morning, from his late resinence ~, ~
fouest.s, and was largely attended, the inefent oeiS
made in tsroenmounf Cemetery. BOYD was sinse man,
end the principal support Of widowed m9lnsr whore
nftetions doubtless are weghty and df1cult OF
than any other sufferer appears that about
two venfs since she lost of Lor daughters by e, a
ecion which resulted IN the al ded 81 cnn
yupuon and while recording the disaster whch caused
The death Of Charles Boyd another si-ie has gone per-
o,v crazy and is now in charge OF the male reatiYes OF
Nathaniel Perons, Esq, Justice Q. the Peace for Bat
more County, held an inquest, on wednesday, az lamp
d,n Village four miles from the city, the Falls road
over tho body Of James Starr who fatally injured
The groin The verdict OF The jury that he came to
h Death by being crushed between the cars attached 10
The trains Of the Baltimore end Susehanna Railroad
Company coming in collision with each other caused ~
the neceence OF the Superintendent OF the sad rcad
The about ~ years old paerer by trade
harG.yorkng man. ard the support Of widowed mother
aAd aunt. -. -.
Mr. John Scott she conductor Of the excursion irain
had biz right thigh brok en- and also the tibla OF b g
leg. There il also much confusion III ils ilno us iet
thigh suffered compound comninnted fracture. ana ~
vcy much mangled. Drs " G. sScOrd and Bode set
and dressed his limbs the night of the accident aud
si IN ATTENDANCE. Dir. Scott is dong very weil under
the crcunsances and there s every reason 10 hove that
onputoiicn will not be- necessary
VIM S.cinhagen Of Powhaian lad bis left thigh and
lee broker ard is lying IN preca"u- condition ~
Tie house Of bis bro,her-inaw. Mr.. samuel Getty, Of
Hampden village DIR. Prentice j. attending him.
We also learn that GeIaan vi 80 meme heo n9t ye'
been nscertained died on Thursday az MechancsYle
few miles from the city in consequence OF injuries re-
ceIvod.
Georgo DuGied who was killed, was member Of Tie
Independent Order OF Odd Fellows, and buried in
very respectable by the Jefferson Lodge Ills
mains had first been conveyed to tho Hall on Gayst
Iaac Johnson Janitcr Of the High School building VINO
had both thighs crushed lying in very dangerous con-
dition, with slight probability Of recovering.
Madison Jefers supposed to be slightly improving.
Mr.. John +. SeimHD, ST. PaulEt., was rather easier
dsng yesterday than Previousy Under the faithful az
tendance of DR. Buekler it is hoped be will soon rapidly
improve His nervous system was much affected ~ hrst
James B. wamper is lying in very critical condition.
attended by Dr. Donaldson One OF his legs broken
inside Of finger.
Mr.. Onderdonk, mentioned previously, was not in the
train but living in the ncighbOrhOOd, the spot
shortly after the accident and rendered most acceptable
services.
OF the lft published yesterday of those who had been
received at the lDimary eleven IN numbor IT Is CRAFTY
ing 10 state hef with single exception, al are dong
remarkably we'll Patrick Fitzgerald, however, is dan-
gerous and the probability is that he will not recover
Yesterday evening Edward Myers, a w4ichman of the
southern district brought in. lie ia about forty years
of age has family, and is very severely bruisedi his
right eye badly injured and two ribs fractured badly.
Michael Graham shoemaker, aged 81 years, was also
brought in during the morning. lie received scalp
wound, and his ankle is much confused.
The funeral of Francis Boyd who resided In Ensor
also took place yesterday morning from his late residence
lie was u young much esteemed by large circle OF
relatives and friends.
Mr. Wm H. Jenkins proprietor Of The hotel ~ Govans-
town on boing informed Of the collision Immediately
htchcd up his team and after securing the services OF the
phyca Of the place rode post haste to the scene, where
he arrived in than half hour after the sad event.
No exerio spared his part to ameorate the suf-
ferpes Of the wounded, and in removing the dead from
the wreck For several hours MrJ rendered most eii-
Gent service.
We have been ccref0l in reporting the number OF deaths
which thus far amount to 81 viz: 90 reported yesterday
md 3 additional to-day.