New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-30
THE HARLEM RAILROAD ACCIDENT
FITRTHER PARTICULARS.

FURTHER PARTICULARS.
We gave in The TRIBUNE, yesterday, an account Of
the disaster on this road We find some additional
particulars in the Albany papers.
When the train was about two miles inns sac OF L AZ
erson which is sixty three miles north OF newborn,
the train CARO- upon broken rail The hind car was
thrown down a steep embankment, turning over auu
being thrown upon the top. The middle car was
drawn from the track by the rear car ana 80 wrecked
that the rear end lay upon its sde while the front por
ton stood upright. The coupling between Tue iooo'
motive and tender between the tender ana
car broke about the time, which doubtless saVeu
many life. OF the passengers, eleven were llov vi
\. a. ipured some very severely, while about IKE
number escaped with hesh wounds
The passengers who escaped Immediately SET aoou'
rescuinp the injured from the ruins OF the broken cars
The ric ht was cold, and many of them suffered ro
exposure and from having to wade through pona Oh
water at the bottom OF the oas~ con-
wreck of the hind car lying. The engineer con
ductor and some Of the passengers PROCEEDED 70
ipes and brough. down car In when tns No,
placed and carried to the house OF ar Lacy w.v nS
physicians were procured AT INC awning
every attt ntion paid them ~, -, ~ sax "a
The following are the names Of the injured 90 iai @
a conld enrn from those who up Oh the roaa Oh
Sunday: "a. IL. h,,sad about the
cbest Mr w came up on the train yesterday morn .
ins AT O'Clock. He was suffering seveeiy a. ,n9
Time it being extremely S y aiinSu medical attendance
Is sscured itmed ately and we learned iast evening
that ne had improved much and this morning no
ml Tsn@nson Of Wilhamsburgh was shockingY
mt shont the head and it was thought that sse nn
~ srYvive her injuries. There was deep gasu a W.
o"sbsad extending down the face laying Tue nvo
-. of he cheek open. One OF her ears was noeay
p,ad Her husband left for England IN the steamer
oSWeSr esday last, aud she, accompanied oy nes
Id shout ten yerrs of age was INTENDING 70 spou
,ha ho;Says with her friends IN tins CT =; oy ,v
fMcNei and the residue OF the tune OF neI uus
hsence with some relatives end fnenuS ll ., ,
Mar Holmes a young Irish girl, on ner n"' hU, oar
,ome fr;epds In Troy, received some hyd m ,Te
sUaor,asst was Of the opinion that she was ni'''
frightened than hurt -, ,,o.A;oo, 70 had an
Mrs. Highly Of Little Fsl', herenei w.
IN h.dy fractured and otherwise injured. u.o,na
Catherine Kelly Of Brooklyn received asS'' '0
in the back. ;o;,,oi ALI mt the head,
LII sor. = Savage Of Buffalo was thoasn' " ~
seriously ip iured Internally. Cox,,v \ Y. had
T,rb fractured end was BABY i,guItIu: ,a,os3y
sry If New.York was seriously lnJur.u rsa, .,
New York There were many who "a tso , o;,S and
from death. Among them Mrs lrsln o, us g.
dauobter Of M Irwin OF the trm OF Ia "a x'yorS
To EewYork, also Mr.. John Ramsey OF o sr,;ast
Who wss slightly burned from beng thrown 'S''D''
Ied-bot stove. .., .o bsdiy Injured
George Hin, the conductor was 80 o'''
thsi he WINS left at Hr. Lacys house. ,.u,,,v IN
We are informed that tbeIe were so'"' '"V'H' -