Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1855-09-08
Aai(roaO Calamity.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
The Coroner's Investigation, &c.

The excitement in the city of Burlington
was continued throughout Thursday Most
of the bodies were removed for interment by
their friends but others were inferred in the
burial grounds in Burlington, the church bells
Ginning mournfully during the ceremony.
THE KILLED.
The Ledger of Friday, says We have no
additions to make to the list of killed pub
lished yesterday, except that two mutilated
bodies were discovered beneath the ruins of
the cars, which have not been identified. One
is believed to nave been man about fifty
years of age; and, from the fragments of clo-
thing, had apparently been respectfully
dressed The other was evidently laboriug
man, poorly dressed, and of Irish origin.
CONDITION OF THE WOUNDED.
The following is correct list of the woun-
ded remaining in Burlington yesterday, with
a true statement of their condition -
Hon. William B. McClay New York city;
scalp wound and breast injured. Injuries
slight.
Mr.. Leeds, Philada. Flesh wound in left
leg.
Mrs King, Charleston, S. C. Fracture of
ribs, back aud hip injured.
John L. GILLESPIE, Natchez, Miss. Com
pound fracture of the arm.
Mrs. Gillespie. Left leg injured.
Richard Taylor, coal merchant New Y orE,
Injured in both arms, and eye lacerated.
Charles Dcksay, Philadelphia Severely
injured in shoulder, both legs, back and inter
nally.
Mrs, Philips and child, n. Y. The former
with eye lacerated and back bruised; the
child with slight confusion of one eye.
Mr.. Howard a. Hughes, Turo, Mass
Fracture Of arm and upper eye lid lacerated
John Pugh, st. Clair Pa; compound
| fracture of right leg.
Dennis o. Kane, Georgetown College, ID.
c.; fracture of right leg, and one eye lacera-
ted
Daniel sourbeck, Alliance, Ohio; scalp
wound.
Mrs. Lincoln Phelps, Principal of Pataps-
co Academy, Ellicott's Mills, Nd; badly
bruised on left leg.
Miss NJ. Phelps, bruised in abdomen.
Caroline llymen, servant of Mrs. Phelps,
feet injured and fingers lacerated.
Mrs. Boyce, Washington, ID. G.. confusion
of head and spine injured. Her son bruised,
/ Mr. Wheeden, New Hope, n. j. confusion
on head
Lewis Lerckensteir, Richmond, Va; wound
in forehead
Doct. Wheelan, Baltimore thigh wounded
and spine injured.
Mr.. Haywood Charleston. S. c.. shoulder
! dslOcated and forearm fractured
Mrs. Holsman, fracture Of left arm, severe
| flesh wound
Lewis A. Lukens, White Marsh, Pa. ;
chest seriously injured .,..
John Kelley, Pittsburg, Pa. injured in
head and spine.
Thomas Finley, Philadelphia; collar-bone
| fractured, head and spine injured.
James w. Patton, Philadelphia both legs
| fractured.
Mrs. Caroline Pringle, n Y. injured in
head and spine, and ribs broken.
Judge Reeves, Chilieothe, Ohio, confusion
of chest, right shoulder severely bruised and
face injured.
Mrs. Cornelia B. Lyons and child, Jamaica,
l.. l., the former with flesh wound in right
leg and confusion of chest, child badly bruised
on right knee.
= Benjamin X. Mills, Bridgeport, Conn.,
Generally bruised and skin torn.
Mr.. .. Fisk, Conn. Toes of right foot
torn oil, calf Of right leg badly injured, and
se9ip badly cut. Recovery doubtful.
Mr. Isaac Nj. Kay, Haddonfeld, n. j.
boLh legs broken above tbs knee.
Commodore Smith, Washington, d. c.
Cut about the head