New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-31
LIST OF THE woU.ssxD.

| Of no ,erisus moment He is abaat trc' street
. PcYog Mrs Bpyce, Of GeO-setov1, ID. O., is
SLOWLY. Her husband Major william Y. BOyes,
| f,rmerly Of the army aud the Cosst Survey, wa.
aiken 20 Mr.. Lardbers with bis family ent died n
| fhrne hours. HE il uIes principally Internal
lie, daughter Mas Emily Smith Boyee hal her rixl,
lee crushed &c riy tie hip aud ond a. L. v. OF
Wefnesdss Their bodies started for GeorgeSown
last night. son and daughter Of Mrs. Boyce g.
cal@d uDii iured.
3. CIaRK. M. W.. of Delaware Co., Penn, was
much bruised, but bad no boues oroken.
DIZZY, CHARLE., Of Philad-lplis. Is severely
hat 10; fatally injured in the back aud legs lie Is al
Mr.. Reds.
s. FfStLAY, Mr.. THOMAS 9 resident Of Phladel-
Ibis is much injured. He il carpet Manufacturer,
snd resides at Fourth and George-ss.. His collar
bore il broken and be is much bruised about the face
He viii probably recover. He has = wife and seven
cIildIer. He is at Ms Daviss.
6. FIsHER, JACOB, resident OF Baskerville, " DE-,
ergngtd IN tie glass business and one OF the 9fn OF
Bacon 4 Fisher, was very seriously Injured. lie IS
widower md has Eve children.
T. FISK, OTIs Of N.ddttosn, Conn, il al L. K.
Sniih's eorridersby jured.
:. FRazrER, FoRbEs, an Irishmon, residing at
MapsyuIk.
O. FRfDER, Mr.. had one of his collar bones broken,
snd vas ALEC severely bruised sbou, the body.
10. GILLESPIE, John r. Of Na;ches, Miss, plan
ter SIS yea old had both legs broken, the lett one IN
two places. II was ampuiated yesterday, at 7:lJ
T. NJ: he was very much composod. IL Is thought
thai be bss internal nju les He was 10 the car,
H. CrrIEsPIE Mrs, - years old, has her lett leg
bro, en- her right uncle dislocaiei, and is also inter-
rslIy injured. Her leg not smputsted yesterday
eftri1 ON only because berpuse wssioo lo" DJuDus
arr entertained of her recovery.
L. H,sLAN, Mrs., was 30 badly bruised that she
IVES III able 10 walk.
- BaRRY. Mr.. BryJAnrS of Conshocken, Pa,
was badly Injured about the face and side. His arms
also are bfuseo.
n. HlRLAs, GEO. OF Cecil Co., Nd, "a years
old was going TO Lit, Falls TO supern eud putting
il some water wheels. His collar bone broken aud he
il very badly bruised. He ia hoping to be well
oueh 10 go TO Camden, where be has fs' IL the
course Of two or three weeks. B.Jervis of Newark,
Del, wLo was killed, was goipg with him to help IN
luiiirg in the wheels. Mr.. Jeryiss mother, WIDOW,
resides IL Ne~ark. lie was killed instantly. Mr.
Harlan was pushed backward q long distance. His
fI.Lo sat next the wine owl they were 10 1ne car
the one next The rear. Mr.. Harlan Is at DR.. Holem-
becl Mr. Harsn's sister il with him.
Is. HArAAs, CARoLISE, ccored woman, wes 90
much bruised and scratched as To be connnei 10 her
be-.
16. HgYwARD Mr. ID. T. of Charleston, :. c., re-
ror,e1 az dead ia alive and doing well at DR.. lrum-
bic e. although be has fracture of the right arm q
disoC alton OF the right shoulder, and some bruises
and cuts.
II. HUGHES, Mr.. II. 4. of Truro, Mass., II years
OF age had his right arm broken and q cut over hts
left eye. HIS hand is slightly scratched. lie was
going home 10 zee bis child, who is very sick. lie
very good care of him. He was in the car mex, the
last Heard the ripping poise and saw the top of the
car 20 Off and a wheel fly b. the window, which was
IL last be knew ii he cGme 10 Consciousness a. the
hoie He thinks the train, At the time, was moving
at ust about their usual travelling speed. lie hopes
10 ltaye to-day for home, but the Doctor may no. say
yes.
west of sixteenth, ia at Mr.. Askew's. She hss her
let arm fractured above the elbow and badly lacer-
eied below, and severe fosh-wound under the eye
and forehead Mrs. Clement Barclay, who was killed,
was Der daughter. Mrs. Huseman has counuy
seat within Ten miles OF New York, and Mrs. Bar
CLAWS children were there. .
i9. KAY, Isaac, NJ, of Hsddonfeld n. j., had both
LEGS broken; one of them has compound fracture.
HI Il also considerably cut about the heed and arms
He has been taken home.
90 KELLEY, ions Agent of the Ohio and Pennsyl-
vsnia ksioad Company, Il badly Injured, bat lot
ia aily He ~ cut and bruised over his entire body
q. KIsG, Nus. Of Charleston, ;. g., an elderly
lady, las lacerslon of the breast with internal injury
InHn stepped her breast after the crash She 10
hlso badly bruised generally. She Is now with the
Misscs d. aoons and is concerned AZ the loss Of To-
tieule Nbich contained bills, Que for $500 and
Only sl9 81 in money. She had been down TO Penn
sylinhin aud was going home by way # New-iork
40 rs OF 10 get IN ine way OF the yellow fever.
%. LAIN, SAMUEL of Canton, Ohio, LAWYER,
received ccncuss;o, of the BRAIN and is very ILL., he
was inseDslblc except a. times until yeser ey morn
ing. a friend Is NTH hil at DR.. Holembacks
g. LASIARD, Mr., who was slightly injured, has
gone home.
The len shoulder, has come TO this CITY.
lK X, ml..
firm of Messrs. Lc Boutllier & Brother, sk-dcalers
In Chtstruf.st near Eighth, was cut and bruised
about the body and head. tic was taken down 10
Thiad.lpba that afternoon and was scarcely able to
get along wi Il the assistance Of crutch aud TWO OF
his friends who aecompan ed him.
e6. LiCHTENsTEIS, LOUIS, % years old merchant
OF Richmobd, Va, was going to New.fork. lie ID a
German, al has b O. i've years In the country ne
has right smart cut on his head and scratches and
bruises on bis hand. He thinks he will be able to 90
home in bre or four doys He was in the next to le
las car. He thought at fist he was not hurt, Dut
coon found bis mistake.
erley His wounds were all scalp wounds. He viii
have recovered in q few days.
&C. LuKESs, LEWIS A., residingS,n Philadelphia, was
badly injured internally. His breastbone was
crushed III and his head injured
a. Lyons, Mrs. of Jamaica, l.. l., is at FL Stowclls
She q n htly bruised ard scratched, az also
50 s. child of the above.
81 MAcL.Y Hon. W. h. Member OF Congress from
the Civ " New-yoIk from 1874 10 1850, has very
ee, scalp wounds, and his breast is badly bruised
large truck Wa thrown on hun after. lie saw tlem
backing with more rapidity than he had ever seen
them before. The bottom Of the car broke up, and
something caught in bis wstch-chein aud slun2 his
walch sgaiI st his forehead. He fell with his arms
AID legs crussed and the hagal ats fell on hun lie
sy for over half hour. and was the last living man
tai en- from, the ruins The train was song so iast as
TO direct bis attention to the rapdity, and be thought
he would GO into q further forward he was stand-
ing i'll the middle of the al the time and was next
to Mr.. Ridswsy. lie vii probably be detained at
Burli, gOn for week -
80 MAssIK, Mr., lawyer, lies at the Rev. MI
Browns in hopeful state.
%. McKEows, Mr.. j., of Ohio was slightly bruised.
81 MILLS Mr. Benz. X, who was eighty nIared
has gone 10 biz home III Bridgeport, Conn.
IS. MoRG.s, Mr.. Thomas, fancy millinery store IN
Nineeeiih-sr Philadelphie, went TO Dir. Dochsrty p
and then TO Mr.. Neym's, hear BY. He was taken 10
Beverly to his brother -in-laws, DIR. Bryans. hs
wounds principally scalp wounds and he Is dong