New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17

d,.fspee from the s,so bui5ips. sra "a. sroaba ,
ts.r. the pre.s Of pebsby double s.ses wsA had
bsf and ~h eA esaneS M 70 the
e.. nor is sd .b S Sa sc Mo- Sai,09 oI NOR
so this belonged Mitchell Besien wboss murder you
Mos, Of the bodies Of those murdered veil q. m.uy Of
,h1se onDded uni IN the Railroad Company depot
O. he wourded who remained here thr.e have a,i since
hI,s.os SWEET Of rOns Fr,nkln County Main. [Hi.
nan Is eou,y SVEN IS ALEXANDER SWEET in The
ISsIr swisr" your ,ue Of be lsth hsmas hsvs bssa
No, "a. fon fifty yes Of He OF the passengers
.us with him fIem Maine but tSs; he I'd Lar sen
lin, an ee hs evening Of the afssy.
hin be,des several punetursd By some sharp
ens on his head. feet and chest One gun shot
. s ss III Ssasl Ss B. Jss s I'D
pe rsndhroush the aarhr.m and up behind the Inns.
fseurtd also violent Inflammation Of the bowels sasusd
BE died JhnIa.y her, a n. b, Illinois
.e,yed three sun-hot wounds in the night shoulder
d. sb or sixth rb He died Saturday afternoon April 10
E.. raus, O. Two Of b. eoasn. Drcx by ss
cut with but he never saw them after the evening Of
PsIsIck J. osr, y..n old. native of Ireland, but for
resident 'ns for n y.s,' citizen Of the City Of
,,,hy cut and lscersted. 1hsre Wounds rads
or Siderable s Ses O the scalp
leaving brain visible the thumb Of the right band
"A thai
H. hot srsy by bullet, tho wrist wounded BY bullet; beth
h OF The rsht fractured just above wrist by large
Sls SI m @ band v ys q de. s sn IN
bs nslm The little fDser of cut Of aud the fourth finger
nearly co. bullet Which cut of he esssas
Of the seventh RIB Of the night side and passed through
part S j. '5' Td nj
Tue.dsy a m, April 81, when be sank exhausted.
Mr. ; " jo %a. hs ~ SS ISL
1bri.,ve street city Of NewYork
have kuauv
~ wounded who loo have known yet sur.
i1 and whose cases have under my personal
sty.on CT have been under my profession treatment .
S J.r..y and uhO Of the ps4ssnss By the
Ccrte, on his return home from California He had received
a @tee on. vcSSd behiad Left in the
neatly the len e{e sPa one On , aS9 s on n
and o'clock the evening Of the aaay and
placed Under my He vas then partially deious but hs
an BIZ. wounds WHARF be lying 10 the yard when
requested TO att nd 70 MI wa o. hosTas who
se.d mon tho pazzs Of meshouse And almost at be
regretted to e. Sba tine fspS 10 ssns to
tsr ed 10 have been ROBERT MARKS.
Before hsd finished dressing the wounds on Mr. Turner we
the .rprosch portion Of the mob In the course OF about
hSu! after the mob h.S s IO. ne nm bas
the boat Tabosa whittier followed him. aud completed
sxes,i o,ier per,on, them severely wounded
board the steamboat Tsboss where send.d to
them we'll SIS the time and circumstances admitted ons OF
Ton On Ens,hm.u one of the 6rem.n the steamboat
Witch entered the LETT IN front and passing through
Of the s yns came through At the O'er ana
wss At but when saw him last evening" ne was
teslLps some :e1stlon aud some power Of motion In
n ~ srlu ano he will probably recover. .
On board the TsbOsa also brought slsdy who had
been sbot through ie hand aud wrist BY bullet man
badly cut bruised about the hssd toseher With sewers.
persens who slightly weonded Mo' o. these
from he sbss.
tie ngbt Of early the morning Of the 18th
sbe of wounded pe,ons put board the
John L. stephens email boats from the shore the mornnS OF
Psy he Surseon Of the ship after they bad been carried
o. severely though probably not st,I wounded
tssa the morning Of the 18Th and go T. the that day to
A.T wheTs esIs .o Of P hi and 81 DIS ''
or the WOUNDED still reInaipr AID in this vicinity
uo 1 severe cuts upon the e side Of the
head to@ RPs to TIE 4
ss st Sss s s
e ss e' Bssis &c
ees having been robbed Of everything WHICH he had
but he h.. seen heard lons of him the evening
10 M. W. FrssEn who. with hi. wifi. two children
wa, on his way TO Cafors shot through the chest the
sS s s .nd {. | the and viii
sbe 10 ruue his California with his wife and chill
drep who in the city with him. half from the present
time
The Rev. JOIN SELLwooD, Ep,scopalan clergyman from
Sorth Carolina who with his brother the Rev JAMES w
SfLLwooD, AID family their way to Oregon az s
rnes badly about the head aud face him last
eyspg and be Is convascing fayorsby be- also Will
probably be able pursue his TO Oregon half month
from this His brother JsE aud family vert on board
the Golden Age with the intention OF pesu
IL their route at the present time $3.50.
The Rev JOIN probably the person referred 70
In your Of the 18th nit the Rev Mr. SELwfS and
reroed there dead You and his friends viii DO
truly eiad TO hear thst the report Is erroneous
Among tbose residents here who wounded Is MI
THEODORE SBA Secretary 10 Consul here who
shot probably from pistol bullet, which passed through the
thick part Of The thigh entering on one side and coming oI'
uIon the other but fortunately not rIrds any large eood
vesst nor Ierye; be Is convslescng -.
GEORGE POWELL Coz ductor OF the wossns uns
the RAJ road Coupa received bullet wound through the
thick part Of the le upper nesy in contact with the n
mers artery. He is conysleseiEs
AL the patients whose have given above have seen
Of them within the last eighteen hours part VI them
the especial patients Of Drs LeBreton and katocn~i
Others under the immediate Of Dr. j. A. Totten and
myself Int,
IN conclusion viii sy tina. probably many have been Killed
whose bodies have been concealed for reliable esy
that they the dead bodice Of several psons nhJ young
and cbio, the number which were not
the fourteen bodies buried the 10th ut But tue lore
statement comprises all the definite and authentic NOR
mstion which have been able obtain respecting The dead ana
the wounded In the of the 18th Arrl.
THOMAS c. BARKER, ii.
Physksn ard Surgeon to the Panama Railroad TO-