New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-01
F1Crs AND INCIDENTS.

FNt IL AND lNtAbtNiT'
Tie Rev. !. fishTIN CONNELL had lett TIE resf-
6encc of his a..cr J. COUnl Il, near Wilmington. DOL.
on the HI MIR The accident. He was expecting ~
rake bic .,sdeuCe II The vicinity of NeSfoik, ana
had been 10 see end tsse leave OF his parents lie
survived for some hours His body ves conveyed to
Tusculun,, near Wilmington, Thursday morning, and
the funeral is held this morning in Mr.. WynkSoPs
church. $500,
r,rndusled at the University of Pennsylvania. lie
thought at first that he but slightly nluncd but be
was en- TO Mr. Btcke 3, at Bodcrtown, aud died
after. When his father aud mother went 10 81"
him they found that their only con was dead
Burial INHUMASITY.-1heR Rev. joins McDERMor,
who was in the second car ut the end nearest the en-
cine ard two of his irenCs, were the only persons Ill
the car who escaped urr iured. lie says that att~
The crash there we've some pcrsons looking on who re
fused TO render any assistance ana even REUSED 10
get winter fol the wounded, saying 1t was the compa-
"ny's business 10 attend TO IT,
FRIYNps PRFssNT.-Nearly eli OF The sufferers arc
cheered by the society and mnretons Of thtir friends
who haste, ed from all parts OF tao country TO Bur
ling ton. .
Honor TO BURLISGToS.-We gather from tho suf
ierers the following names of few OF the ladies oil the
town who were foremost TO the rescue, and are most
sssiduous at the bedside of the sick. Mrs WALL aud
her daughter, Ms. EAsTLAKE, Mrs. RorhOMfL, Mrs.
AoS,w Of the City 5otsI, Mfs a. k1hk' me; m
SMITH Mrs FOSTER and daughter RACHEL, ard Miss
EIIzABETH POWELL. But the list might be sweled
almost indoI tely, for citizens AID physician rendered
most liberal manner. And, BuTlngton-the town
who would not wsh pass the hours of sickne in
the almost Sabbath stiffness that eigns over IT, Every
street bordered With noble hade trees, every house
is POWERED in greep branches and every wind watts
melody Of waving leaf and chipping insect TO soohe
the dul ear o. the ri, k M lul them 10 slumber.
The LAST BoDY RGcOGSiZED.-A teleg r>phc dis-
patch was received from Ira Bliss Of New York OF 81
T. NJ stating that the body of CHARLES Humphreys
will be attended 10 by lady who will leave New
York to-Dis hi or tomorrow morning. and II tho body
he not inferred il must be kept in ice uaii the Indy
arrives. Tie body had been well pr(servet IN Ice,
and w6s nearly 6 frozen The back part oil the head
had been torn or but the trunk and limbs are not
seemed. This is The body We reported Last Dight ~
being the lasr one rccOgl lied. The recognition has
BY order of tho Jury the body will be preserved at
the Lycoum until the lady arrives.
No MORE AMPUTATIOSs.--Dr. BUTLER states at
l.. NJ. that there is prospect OF any more surg.
cal operations being necessary, according to present
nprrarabcts.
IHK BoY REcOGSIZED.-Tbe little unknown boy
has teen recognized az the son OF a SiE MILLS OF
MiLam. lie had been visiting at Bordentown. His
parents took him away TO day.
The VALUABLEs.-rbe property of the desd is
safely deposited in the Mechanics Bauk at Burlington.
whence Il may be obtained by their Legal representa-
tives.
srRALMG.-The Constable states that while no was
felliuF the dead ane dy ing from the wre he saw an
lrishwoman walking away with bundle und'r ner
arm. FoliowIr, her, lie found that il contained i've
valuable shawls and quantity Of jeweIy which abe
bad .toltn from she TuIus. As he wished to DO all
he could for the unfortunate people, he did not aresf
her then, but went back TO the cars. Since Ih9n hs
Los not seen her.