New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-03
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rss.S,n arpcars ~ have been but tru'ng' q,
.ar,y 81 the claims nj tt,ends OF the woano'n H""
D. sSscd have been san'ted The cas~ wuvtv N@ s,
shls were missed soNn atcr the accidcnt wh'co na"
hcru soe tn sol slfeis after VEN probably owing !"
r. nroauIhn t-kon by The sheriff 10 secure the pop
srts b, cell, citing IL lcS safe keeping
HOSPITALITY NORTH AND SOUTH.
M Daniel He, wood, hom CharlestU \, 4, one
~<the wounded said he had been taught that North
sru and Eastern re ople VERY cold ana neT'eSs;
ba, ,rcc he has been in Darlington under the care OF
The ladies OF thus ely he has quite changed ms oppon
He ssxs Cor genuine disinierestcd attention aud nos
u;t.ty he has never anything in tho South AZ all
- be ccmpared to whs, he has eiper'enced here.
The reope Of Darlington deserve well ct the country
k,r having thus uobly sustained the character Oh Tue
North In general and Of New.Jersey ia particular for
the exercise Of those feelings OF humanity and devotion
~ tire afflicted which are characteristic OF struy Chr
h,n community II is due to the society OF Frenn ,n
20 say that a great number-we should Ju1gc nearly
ha.of the volunteer attendants on the SICK and tne
meet careful rurses are dressed in the plain drab
drss, the close cap, or the straight close BONNET VI
The Quaksress costume. Al,
BuRLISGroy Saturday, Sept 10 7. NJ
We have maze to-day thorough personal isvesu
cation Of the condition of the wounded anu uyinS up
TO this time aud proceed TO report ACCORDINGLY: Oue
d sih has occUrred 10 day, which we must hrs' TO
esrd.
DEATH OF MIR. GILLESPIE OF MISSISSIPPI
We called at 10 O'Clock A. NJ a. tue house OF Mar
Ssret Smith il Main ST., 10 inquire after the condltion
Of Mr.. GILLESPIE, whose end was hourly expected
The front door was clo-td and request w'itten up
over the ripper to walk up The entry we ooeyed the
direction al found neat gardeu at back. we saw
xhroa or, of those sisters OF mercy,
fQuakeresses,l all exhibiting that quiet, calm ana
thoughtful expression which Indicated tue earneshe's
OF their devotion ana the sOlemulty OF the occasloi
Margaret Smith, IObe specimen OF her ssternoou,
seeing that we wished to speak, walked out OF inc
house into the garden, beckooiog MS TO follow before
abe would even breathe whisper or permit us TO 90
80 She then introduced us 10 the nephe oil Mr.. G
hspie, who said be had been up with his uncle all
night that decided change had taken place, ana IL
was not likely that be wOald live through the day
We called again two hours after, aud Mar aret Smtn
came out in the way and informed US that the
paiiett was very wandering in his ideas that up TO
early this mon ing he had been quite sensible out
sn ce then the delirious condition had come on sue
stated this her reason for preventing any Whisper
ing even, in the house, rs might increase the cen
fusion OF the heed. Mr.. Gillespie Is man OF consld
cradle wealth Before the ampuation took place he |
made will bequeathing property to the amount oil
5000 GOO. The statement which appeared in one OF our
contemporaries that he left this amount with iastruc
tops that il be all used, if necessity ia sueing the
Camden and Amboy Company for damages is contra |
0icteu q htleIndD VINO pfcotut Nboh WIN
wac drawn up. /
The amputa ion the careful nursing the fortitude of
The deceased, md the quiet resignation OF bis mind, all
failed TO prevent tie fearful enemy, morhhcanon from
making is ravages upon life OF the wounded man;
AND at about o'clock Z. M. nature gave way and
the spirit lett it's mu'iated tenement.
The fact of Mr. Gill's les deeease was kept from
his suffering wife-the hopes Of whose recovery are
fast giving way Her leg was amputaed just below
the knteloiDt; and from her other injuries, her age,
sno suffering condition, it is not like that it will be
coitidered worth while 70 SUBJECT her to the pain OF
another ampuaiion 10 fact is hourly expected that
she viii be called to join her partner Ia life, who in
this ease viii also be her partner in death. -.
Tie name Of John i. Gillespie OF Natchez, Miss, Is
now number q the list of the killed by this hofrd
massacre.
The following statemebts have been collected by
going from house 10 house and consulting both the
sufferers and the attendant physicians:
BEsYETT-Mr. Henry BenLet' Of Natchez Miss,
IL rapidly recovering. He is at the house OF Margaret
Smith III Man-st.
BoYcE-Ms Boyce Of Georgetown, ID. c., is atMrs.
LaIdners Maine-st She is recovering, and caunot
be rig arded in dangerous condition. Miss B0yce
has recovered aud her brother is nearly well.
CARoLSE-Tbe colored girl CNohle is getting bet
ter. She ie at the City Hotel.
DIxEy-Mr. Charles Dxey of Philadelphia is al the
house Of MR.. Reid, Main-st below Broad.st. He 10
doing rstraie and alarm is enler aimed respecting
him.
FisLEY-Nr Finley of Philadelphia who is staying
at the house Of Mrs. Davis Stacy st. is very seriously
injured His ia. bone collar boue aud three or four
ribs are broken. Hs lips are cut and he 70 bruised
about the head and breast in shocking manner We
did not speak to him, his sufferngs might be In
dressed by making an effort to reply. lie mas peeoe
mere sensible of the painful condition IN wmch ne is
and although the physicians pronounce MS case as
hone,ul and cav that is not in dangerous eondi'
tion il Il hard for non-professoua man to witness
this Gaze without consi dering recovery doubtful.
FIsK-Mr. Otis Fisk of Middlctown, Conn, Is at
The house of Caleb r. S1ith, Esq, Mau.s'. Sloce
the ampu,oion OF half the right foot on Friday ne has
been slowly improving, and he Is eon,lderd out OF
danger. lie hds several flesh WOUNDS which are, how
evSr, doing VEL. -
Smith is Ia a condition. when affords but little hope
If n coyery. Suce the amputaticn Mis-. g. has borne
her affection with great age and iortltade, but II
Mil he almost o mi acle ii g. shoald recover
HANAN-Mr Geo. r. Harlan Of Cecil County
Md is at Dr. Hoenba, he Post-Ofice. His collar
bone IL broken; bis wrist Stabbed by splinter very
badly His l.gs anO thighs covered with bruises
and he suh,n a 5000 ,s al Ills case however, IL NOT
considered aDserous, a-d he may be regarded as
doing well.
HsYwARD-Mr II. Hayward of Charleston, y
G. ia sta, ing at the House of De. TriInbe, Man-st.
He il severely wounoed, and although getting better
il will BE- ,everal weeks before lie cau be removed
KKLLY-Mr Jchn Kelly is staying at tue house OF
Mr. Jacob Laumsster, above Broad-st. Some o. bus
worst symptoms have disappeared aud he Is now get
kI W, II rapidly.
KSe-Mrs King Of Charleston, s. G., is az the
house Of Mrs Deskin, corner of Broad and Wood'sis
She is suffering great deal; Is member oil the
of children depending uTou her for support She has
several ribs fractured and her back is hurt. Dr.
Chsloier thinks that there are nch members OF the
Catholic al urch who II they knew OF her case, would
do something for her. lie thinks that some OF tse
money pom pously expended in performing mass and
hur, inv In rleAt stye the Jesuit priest Hugo Rush