New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-08-30
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.

Mr.. Golfer, conductor of the 10 o'clock train las'
night stses that there were nneteen dead bodies az
Burl ngton and one at Bordent )wn. The deceased
at BordentOwn man residing at Philadelphia,
and surprising that he but slightly injured was on
his return home, bat died after reaching that
place.
Mrs. Clem Barclay of PHILADELPHIA was killed, aud
her mother was injured, but not dangerously. ms
sad news was impaired by passenger to the brother
of Mrs Barclay, who was waiting at the jersey CIy
depot 10 ascertain if possible, some tidings from his
mother and sister, having learned by teegfap dis
patch that they had been injured. The intelligence
came like a thundorbolt upon TIE young man. and he
fell back in swoon. lie took his departure ana
hs name or that Of his mother could not be escer-
tanned.
INCIDENTS.
BENJAMIN X Mills of Bridgeport, Conn. who ar
rived last night was Of tho injured. lie states
that be was in the fourth car from the last one III
company with Mr.. Leeds aud his daughter, young
lady about 10 years of age, so from bnGsepofl
This car ran of the track aud was smashed up about
halfway against the ono before it. He was sitting In
about the center of the car and had his leg badly
wrenched and ankle sprained by being caught In the
broken timbe's.
MIR. Leeds was crushed down between two seats,
where he remained some time before beng exuca'ed'
His injuries were not considered dangerous but sum-
Glen, to prevent his continuing on the Journey
Miss IL eds escaped from injury in the most miracu
Ions manner The side Of the car on which she was
sitting was burst out and the seat being rased very
suddenly. preciptsed her out upon the ground Gear
from the ruins without receiving the slightest INJURY
. The accident occurred in consequence OF inc 'eah
becoming frightened just as they got upon TIC track
where they stopped and could not be iorced 10 move
The carriage contained DR.. Harrington, wife, aud tw'
children, who escaped unipjured The horses were
Killed and the forepar of the carriage was demolished
KILLED.
Three persons named Gillespie.
Mrs Barclay
- Greene, said TO be connected with the Fhhsde''
pba Mint.
NJ. Patton, mot Patterson also of the Philsdephia
Mint. - -
George H. English who resided at the corner OF
Fifteenth and Walnut s,s.. Philadelphia MI hngDsn
WINS walking on the at the time oil the aocaen'
His injuries we're of internal nature oil whcH nc
s;ed shortly after the accident He had two iaaiS III
his cave. from Philadelphia, but lie dia no' A"o"
whether they were dead or alive The presumption Il
that they were also killed
Mr. Ipeersoll, of Philadelphia, received Internal IL
;u,;es of which he died at T. NJ yesterday a. D'''
dentowp. whittier bis friends had conveyed hlIn'
Last night, at the jersey City railroad pepOs :. .
voupU man named Brown Of this CITY, VINO went - -
meet his mother and two sisters, reeeNou .ue
awful news of the death of one OF his sisters
Barclay and that his mother was badly nui. .nS
moor fellow fell down as though shot, ana was 'AN'
home insensbe. Lr,a5
lady, whose name could not learn was AZ h ~,
and her dead body was followed to the noe' " -
little ,ughter child of la !ears, whose deep s'''
moved the heart of every beholder.
INJURED.
Mr. ]. w. II. stckney of Camden was uyuel
,bout the limbs and body. but came On 70 Ne"'A~'