New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-07-12

Howard streets James Ray, If this city, resi-
dence not known. Michael McGrand, Of this
city, residence not known. Thomas Dorsey, Of
this city, residence. Fayette street, near the:
Union Bank. Miss Robinson, young lady Of
West Saratoga street, killed Instantly. Henry
Rhoads, Of this city, residence not known
Frederick DeDomes, Of this city, residence not
known. George Brigle, Of this city, residence
not known. Patrick Herman, of this city, resi-
dence not known Robert Preston, Of this city
residence not known. Joseph Kruger, confeo-
TONER, on Gay street. Charles Briggle, residing
IN York avenue, two doors from Madison street.
Mrs. Gregg and son. mashed in q dreadful man
ner. I. Il Cochran, Jefferson, Frederick
county, Md.
LIST OF WOUNDED
John Sellman, son of ] James s. Sellman, mer.
chant on Cheapside, had one leg broken and the
other mashed We learn that young Sellman
had his leg set % the ground, but Dr. Smith
has decided that ainpntation will be necessary.
Jacob A Ruthraf, leg cut and bruised Mi.
chael Cochran, badly crushed John Scott,
conductor, left atikle and right leg broken j
B. Billups leg oxen and head cut. Franklin
8, Billups, ankle broken. Benjamin f Billups
legs badly cut Henry Brigler, leg broken and
bruised. Daniel Wolf, leg broken Joseph T
Norris, leg deeply gashed John Hasson. leg
cut, breast injured. James Haigee, badly
crushed. Thomas Lee, head cut and ankle in.
jured Patrick Fitzgerald, severely cut and
bruised - Parsons, both legs broken, from
Washington Factory. Infant child sealded
Thomas Henry, legs mashed. Sam'l j. Somers
leg broken. james Reynolds, breast injured
leg broken. Joseph Bell, scalded and arm
broken, Edward O'Nsill, head cut and leg
injured. Edward Myers, thigh injured VIM,
o. Brown, collar bone broken NJ Jeffers
both ankles broken-since dead. Isaac John
son, Janitor Of Central High School. both thighs
broken, fem artery injured, probably will not
survive P. G. Crise, slightly injured in the
head. - Raymo, ribs broken, otherwise
seriously injured NJ j. Graham, slightly in
jured VIM, 9. Jacobs, ii Fremont street street, col.
lar bone broken. Henry Rose, legs mashed,
dead. John Flaherty, legs injured slightly
]. Lewis Wampler, leg and collar bone broken
John ]. Morris, leg broken John T. Wills.
badly bruised Miss Cutwell, thigh badly
bruised Michael Grant, seriously injured
internally. VIM. Steinhagen, slightly injured.
Henry Tatspaugh, Alexandria, seriously in
jured Francis Gardner, wife and child, badly
bruised. I. O'Neil, thigh broken James
O'Neir, compound fracture of the leg, amputa-
ton probably necessary. - Summer, leg
broken, son killed.
Geo. Dufield, baker, killed He belonged to
the Jefferson Lodge, No 8, l. o. o F.
colored man named John Wise, residing on
Bank Lane, near Bel Air Market cars fell on
his breast and crushed him nearly fat
Madison Jeffries died this morning from the
injuries he received.
! An old gentleman named Harren, residing in
Cough street; leg broken, and other INJURIES,
Mr. Raymond one of the proprietors of the
laundry at Washington Hall, collar bone bro
ken, and other serious injuries
Capt. william Scott, who had both legs
crushed we understand cannot survive. At II
o'clock this morning he was sinking rapidly.
It is not the time, perhaps, to speculate about
the cause of this accident That gross care
lessness or bad management in turning toe
trains are among the causes, no one can doubt,
but just ,chere to lay the blame is probably
impossible.
We have been told by serera1 passengers that
the conductor Of the excursion train thought he
could make the relay before the York train