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

Ned lad her down than she spunc to her feet and tear
ing her hair usbed back near where her husband was
confined Turning from this sad sight, behei Deai-
full girl Of le who held little boy By one hind and ~
RE girl by the other She bewaing her tlher VINO
YVES killed. and her brother who was dying amid me
wrecked cars. While the little ones in their bind gre'
aided pognsDcy TO her lamentations She was conveyed
10 farm house lear by, together with the ie ones NJ.
she soon returned the spot The husband OF the nst
lsdv alluded to died from heat and exhaustion in her SHIT
while che any Of the bys:Ander able TO render
effective assistance The father and brother OF the second
were taken dead and both ladies were conveyed IN
s.se bordering madness into reighbcrng arm
FINDING after hour exerfons. tina, toe broken
cars could not he completely separated oy mean, ~ s
Inc cen levers We had. OF the rsoad people gave
ordtrs attach engine which had come up IRON ne
grove where it was in waiting to bring on the thh di-
vision Of the excursion trhin 10 the other end 81 the
smashed excursion train draw the broken cars asnnie
This think, inuoicious measure, as unioao
edy coused the deaths of the wounded by the broken
fragments Of the cars falling upon them The dragging OIL
these cars aunder also the body Of Mrs. Robinson
most beautiful lady all to fragments. stood upon the
bark and shouted to them for Gods sake not to do So tor
thew would kill all of the wounded remaining in the rSns
who lived. Immediately after the separation OF me
cars noticed elderly man sitting on the hoor OF the car
il the doorway His legs had been jammed between the
.plao ms of the car. From one of them the bone
pro;rud nc about three inches He carried upon the
bark shrekne aloud in the agony caused BY his
shortly after the separation of the cars heard SOME
ore shout Clear the boys aud help me get out an
old comrade Of mine, who fought with NE In the Next
can war; am bound to see him safe, any how He
got him out at ogtb but in state OF great pam ana ex
baustep Another assisting to extrcate alreafy
ON the wreck. but finding him dead SAID Never m nd;
we have time for him now-we must look 10 the Nv
ing Some On being released from the timbers which
held them. became senseess from pain while Others
sbreked aloud from the of restored circulation, a.
ter il Lad been suspended for so hong period.
The OF the accident having reached Rider Grove
the people there assembled well the country people
around The neighb, rbood focked to the scene.
Pby sciars sent for But for long time the only
assistance rendered by Dr. Bader and another
physician. ~. H.. D.. a..
ropnded peope and did all in their power to alleviate
their srferiDes. -
Remembering my duty az a representative of the press
et about obtaining the names OF the dead and wounded
On Ascending the bark found srewed in all directions
with the bodies Of the manned, the dead and the dying
Oye some of these bent wives and children utterng
the most painful lamentations and frantic ouerles Others
unknown and without relatives the spot attended
by strangers with tenderest solctude Among thehrs"
thoe whom applied for Information as TO his name ana
resdrce John Scott the Conductor OF the excursion
train and brother Of William Scott Of the York train 10
whose door the Jury have since laid the blame OF the col
IsiopJ He was powerfully built man, apparently 30
years of age and though both his legs were broken be
manifesto the strongest self-control asked him,
Scott how could this thing have happened AT the
rate we travelling, there must have been gross
careessness somewhere" He attempted an explana-
ton of the occurrence, but discovering after few SEN
tends that he unable 10 converse without consdera
bic difficulty begged him not to attempt to speak tie
replied make the best account OF this thing for the Com
Tsny that yen can: BE very careful VIVA, you write
he had himself II is said that while his legs were
being he dictated letter to his wife, Lying on the
named Boegs each ignorant of the fate OF the oher
1hty have since died.l
might multiply incidents Of this kind. all of them of
the most fearful aud appalling nature but will m mercy
spare the reader. must however, relate one more
entered farmhouse, which crowded with women
an, children and saw womsn who sucking babe,
CRYING bitterly. ] asked her what the matter. and
he told that tho mother Of the child she was nursing
had been kllod.
could DO 10 more set out TO walk TO Baltimore, some
nine miles distant; All alcps the road people poured out
Of fsrm-houses and cottas" mourning aites the iae oil
some near friend relative wih the veiest concern
The train Mt DOM from bs,more for the relief OF the
wounded passed about two miles ont Ct Baltimore
The road to Baltimore that night presented the unwand
scene of HUNDREDS of pedestrians of both sexes and all
ages who would again trust themselves to tie tender
nncies Of a Railroad Company:
We uloin Lat Of the Killed and wounded in addition
to those published in TIRE TRIBUNE of yesterday:
Php;D meGr.w VIM J BresIsn, B. H. Earee.sop Nc Wafer
st. ''hh Muhhi"''" WOUNDED.
lso-e Of in hs st injured 70 such az ex
many vii be extremely doubtful
s i:Ss s sesSi s. dye. tis.Aed.
Henry IGyi Risl s i Z, broken sny and bruised.
j IHh So!a leg S Ssa and bre. injured
rsirieI f.zger1 bruised and severely cut
wn' .t'lpfas.p both les broken
J Jseob 4 RStiroa leg ' cut r and bruised
John rnson. bE'sst injured enc he cut
I .si tss .. ,:sy ~ sH:a'a s s. badly
Mr sonnsr: residing irsesa lane Feds.sl " bad both
. rd sss ter Ss lee
Ot. hd VIC were IN The sI s.ears With ,,. r,ns nss IN.
city bruised and sersted although lest n5i both were
middle sred gentleman who sd he resided in oo ADD
Baltimore business One Of his legs were badly injured lie
Go bopsi,cD on York Road, thigh smashed.
WIN. o b, ywn Ell r.bore broken.
O 6s;t and otherwise badly injured Clerk
Jseo5 w.smyr the down excursion 'raIn
Nay CsIweIl rsdns French Chesnut' She injured
Jas Wi living in Hrlensi., the brdse-lei leg badly
man named Miller resdrs Lee.t, Cove sustained
yer, injuries upon both legs and although badly injured yet
Id named Tboss Henry residing in Grsnbyt had his head
Ed~uS Myers residing No 2s B.rrest Fremont,
internally Injured such degree as 70 render hi recovery mater
taken III by Nj George Butler seomPanon in arms who
Tdwsro Lson who the O'Clock train. yester
day morning Nth h' nsa, II eio.sS Ies' or b Ss s
lad named Henderson who resides South P.cas
William RehsIdon smother youh asc1 IL yesrs rSaaln On
Bsinee PoPpeor was struck on as nshs a~ o. in
with head rom the weh re- BEEN a
bat for burnt him whersuFon be quickly JefAed out lie no"
''s NUN ''' THE WOUNDED At TIE nFrExAKY.
Ofthe number injured many were soaveyed 70 ne n
Prompt attendance TsndsIns every which
could possibly afford Thus ar
received there Of whom in critical con
dior ., x., 4, ,ss
emil oy Railroad company and sd Glencoe Hwss
:1 the .ss % Il % &c, 81 f s, rs me
Mihael Cochran aber ssd "a considerably bruised aid
Billions ,, wears old and factory hand has sustained
bss confusion u the len les and severe eon'n
q; LIB T .s ,agq,s;:t
brs.sl' tesa.' Ii. arm /. badly :c,ldsd
Gbert Gs CLERK boarding Second ST. eyed years has
J,u Dolsey coi0red aged years has sustained frsc