Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-03-14

IEe fdtai dccidfnt on The .Seaboard Road
we were pleased IT, hear from Weldon yes,er.
DAY that the wounded by the mechanically acct
aeit OF Monday are all doing well. and will Ger.
fanny survive, unless causes which cannot now
sults
Several physicians came up Monday afternoon
from portsmouth. and rendered all necessary
iheuicai ad to the wounded at Margarettsville.
Nept. B0urdette's injuries are confined mainly
TO the head and thigh, aud strong hopes are Gu
tertalned tina, he will soon be out again,
We append a list of the killed and wounded.
htHed.-W. G. kilkelly. of Goldsborough, N.
w. Agent for the Adams Express Company, VIM
IL. Daughterey. of Norfolk. Route Agent, Octa.
vlus Cooke, of Portsmouth. Assistant Null Agent.
Charles Cary, Ia lad, of Portsmouth, book and
newspaper vender.
Severely Uounded.-George =, Bourdette.
Conductor of the train. Henry Woods Me
meyer. Ga young man, nephew of Mr., Peed. of
this city. VIM. w. Weymouth. the Acting En-
gineer of the train. DIR. John w. Williamson,
of Northampton, n. c. nr. w. and his lady had
not been on the train ten Minutes when the acct
dent occurred. Mrs. w. escaped with but slight
injuries. Leonidas Clary, Windsor, n. c.
This gentleman's collar bonei is badly fractured.
Slightly Injured.-J. b. Allison, Brooklyn,
n. T.; VIM. f. Edwards, Greensboro. n. c.:
David W. Elliott. Guilford. N. c.; John b. Ev-
erett, Nashville Tenn; VIM. E. Rice, of Nicho-
las county, Ky; (now in this city;) Miss Emily
+. Rowe. Norfolk; Norman Gregory, formerly
of Petersburg; and john Oyerinan, fireman.
THE DEAD.
The remains of Capt. Kilkelly were yesterday
taken TO Raleigh, N. C., for interment, where he
married. Deceased was IA practical printer, and
served an apprenticeship with w. w. Holden,
Esq, of the Releigh Standar..R Soon after at
tanning to manhood, he was appointed n Conduc
tor ON the Wilmington and Weldon road, n post
which he filled with almost universal satisfec-
ton. He then accepted a similar appointment
ON the North Carolina Central railroad, bu, be-
coming dissatisfied about four months since, he
assumed the duties of Messenger for the Adams
Express Company, between Baltimore and Au
gusta Ga. He was widely known, highly popu-
lar, and his terrible death will be deeply mourned
by all who recol'ect his many noble qualities.
The remains of Mr.. Daughterey, the Mail
Agent, were received ut the Depot in Ports
mouth on Tuesday, by a detachment of the Ju.
niors, a Norfolk Volunteer company, of which he
was II member. They were Immediately taken
over to the residence on Talbot street, Norfolk.
Profound sympathy has been excited in that
city for his wife and children-thus suddenly de
prived OF their main stay and support. His re-
mains were inferred Yesterday afternoon bv the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows, ana Norfolk
Juniors.
Octavius Cooke and Charles Cary were con-
yeyed to Portsmouth for interment.
INCIDENTS, &c.
Miss Emily f. Rowe, of Norfolk, who lost all
her jewelry. clothing, and several hundred dol
lars in money, was very naturally much distress
ed at her sad misfortune. We are pleased to
record the fact however. that Mr.. Wilson, the
President of the road, upon his arrival at Mar
garettsville, promptly rendered her a check
covering all the loss which she had sustained pc
cuniariIy.
The cars, which were entirely consumed. and
the locomotive, which WIS greatly damaged,
were all insured in the Portsmouth Office.