New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
FRIDAY. AUGUST 81 ION"
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, AUGUST 81 1850

sop VITO was 80 affected by the news on wetnesda,
afternoon. i with nor.
n PnmIIrs. Mis-. child Of the ADORE. received ,
few ss b. aoratches, bet returned to NeS. Yoc lss
Lii hi.
1s. PHurrs, Mrs. AsreAu, Of Philadelphia,
| slightly wounded. Also
A. SERyAsT, slightly Injured.
50 PosIrir, Sercr, n Spanish eeoaems1, Is a.
Cspt Enge's. lie is not verf seriously in ell bat
bas sufred some from re- bsing she to make kaos
hi wants =
90 PoRrrr, u. AyDRrvy. 81 Harrisburg. a..
lo<aef be elbor.jcint. Not serov-ly Injured, ~
drcs.,d bis own wound and then assisted to drsss re
81. PsISG1r. M-s. CAEoIrsE, Woo was roaming
TO Der scc il this City, ron visit 10 her friends M
Philsdc pbio severely irjurcd ebout Ire breast
and was suffering mach pain ia~srdly. M VS.
struck by sn iron bar, and when extca'e4 non The
ruins was thought 10 be dead She Is az Mr. ElSin-
tons.
g.. PreE, JoBN. near PsttsvIlc, Schuylkin Couuty,
Pennsylvania. mires, bas his rght sr broken below
tho knee and bis body bruised. IIGs no relations IN
this country he has been l. years in the country, and
a a. years old Hewss on his way 10 Cofor is he
in the middle car, and heard somebody say q
dear and then they all swept over, and he found
himself all covered with seats and men and women
His pillow had no case.
81 REEVES, Judge of ChiIlioo;he, Ohio, IS badly
injured end is conf ed to his bed but Will be able 10
return home soon. he is a. the Rev Mr.. Browns
81 RiculRDsOS, HsSRT. aged o. taken 70 Pela
dephia TO the Hospital, bsoly brdised. His injuries
are. fortunately not Of very serious character.
g.. RIcHARDsoS. THoyAs, aged 10 years, the agent
both of hi. legs broken. He was At once taken to
Philadelphia end conveyed his residence. Ho was
also oopsid, rably injured about the body.
50. SAUsDLRs, Mrs. ELIZABETH W., resides st VIII
mipgon. Del. She is slightly bruised about the head
and back, and viii recover.
81. suIru. Mrs wife Of Commodore Smith, who Is
killed. slightly injured, as 70 sso
%. NIECE Of the Commodore.
n - -. in
inr,d He is the proprietor Of The hotel at ha, place.
He hos q severe cut on the back OF his head
20. TAYLOR, RICHsRD, SecOnd-av. and Iwtut,
soeond.st Nev-Yorb. and No. lI5 laylor.s., Broo''
In. Ono o. his highs IA considerable bruisel.
His right arm il broken in two paccsthe eit in on,
and bis fingers mashed be has also sgh, cut on his
right eve He thinks thai the train was running at
The rate of % or 90 milss az hour at the time. The
wtoe thin was done in less than seconds. lie VIII
not be able 10 leave he hotel for week.
II. JAMES NEEDEN, q resident OF New Hope
Bucks Co., Pa. was badly cut about the head
he Jumped from the window, and made narrow es-
cape iIon instant death. lie iost watch
5a. VHELAS, Dr., OF the I. 5: Navy, received a
lac, rated wound OF the thigh. lie the head Of the
Medical Bureau e, Washington, ID. {.
20. WHEELER, WM. W OF Spruee-s.., Phlsdephia,
received several severe bruises
"a. WHEEL Err, JAMES T., also o. Phusdelphia, was
badly injured. 80
"a. A MAY who refused to give his nsue, residing
Of Misdleown, Conn, was slightly Toured about the
head and AIMS. His legs were Also bruised.
ADDITIOSAL WOrSDED.
We heard Yesterday that Mr.: and Mrs. J AAri +. ID.
LAsgR. of thi CITY, were on the rain nnd we're some
What injured. Our reporter, however, Gid not find
them az Burlington.
THosAs BAXTER and VILLAS COLENAN, OF Jcr-
sew CITY, were on board tho train and both received
come bruises and Mr.. Baxter was cut 10 the face in
two or three places Mr.. Baxter says that msn sit
ting near him was instantly killed, and the body
thrown across him Ga he lay beneath the ruins.
THIS make total OF about EIGHTY persons wounded
and TwESTI-FoUR killed.