New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-11
THE WOUNDED.

THE WOUNDED.
Annexed we give the names of all the wounded
now remaining in Poughkeepsie, together with the
nature and extent of their injuries, and the place
where they may be found as also the names of theses
who have recovered sufficiently 10 return to their
homes These may BE- relied as correct our Re
porter having visited all of them personally.
Many Of the persons named attended by their
friends, who hasened to Poughkeepsie to minister to
their necessities Dir. Walter S. Brown the proprie
tor of the Exchange House; Mr.. Rutzer of the
Poughkeepsie Hotel, and indeed every one in the
town, deserve thanks Of the community for their as
sduous attention to the suffering strangers.
The physicians of the town have been untiring in
their labors and no doubt through their instrumen-
tally valuable lives have been preserved to hence
forth hold their names in grateful remembrance.
The following the names of the injured:
AT EXCHANGE HOUSE.
Mrs. BLANCHARD Of Chicago III. Her left leg
broken in two places the ancle one of her hands
is very badly cut, and her face is cut, bruised and
burned, and her body badly scalded. Hopes are
entertained of her recovery.
OSCAR j. HULL and wife of New-H Haven The lady
has sustained severe cut on the LEFT cheek. Mr. Hull
is slightly bruised.
JAMES L. HULL. brother Of the above, slightly
injured.
GEoRGE KIvUss drover, from Madison Ohio, badly
cut about the head, but not seriously injured.
A Canadian lady of about forty years Of age, and
apparently well 10 do in the world whose name is not
vet known as she has been insensble since the
accident. She wore figured velvet skirt of dark
color and plaid waist ring on her finger bore she
initials S. c. to VI. c. G.. The only external injury
which she sustained is deep cut on the back part OF
her head Her is deemed hopeful one On
her persOn $500 in Canadian money was found.
AT MRS. MARTINS.
Miss LUcRETIA GARDIyER of Schohare, severe in
cised wound of the scalp, Commissions and decorations
about the face and neck, left confused from
shoulder the ends of the fingers fracture of the left
arm confusion of the back extending from the shoulder
blade the whole length of the spne and confusion of
the left foot. She is very much Frustrated from her
INJURIES but will retoyer.
Mr. A. b. + POND of Schoharie, severe confusion OF
the left leg below the knee, back sprained, and neck
very stiff. Will be about in a few days.
These two cases are under the of DR.. Quacken-
bos of New-York, who remains at POughheepsie to
attend them.
AT MR.. DOw'S
Mr. VoLKERT Dow Of Greenbush in this State sus
tanned cut in the head, together with serious
contusons on the body and heavy piece OF timber
fell upon his chest but he is doing well under the care
of bis brother, Mr.. Dow OF Poughkeepse, with whom
he is now stopping
AT RUTGERs'S POUGHKEEPsIE HOTEL.
Mrs. CAMPBELL Of Utica, old lady of 90, was cut
in the head and bruised about the face but she is do-
ing very well.
Miss MARIA RELYxA of Watertown, Jefferson,
Co., n. Y, was badly bruised about the head and
face but is doing comfortably
/ of Albany " Y wife
and three children Mr.. Roberts is slightly injured
about the head and limbs Mrs. Roberts is badly
bruised in places all over her person, but not dan
gerously So The two youngest children were very
much scalded. Wilbur, the little boy is scslded on
bis face hands and legs; Lizzie, the little blind girl,
is scaded on the face, hands and knee. Unless it
should prove that the two children have inhaled the
scading vapor, no danger is apprehended The eldest
girl Hattie has received upon her head, and her
shoulder is much bruised but injury that will peril
her life. The family were on their way to visit Mrs
Roberts relatives in Newark, ~ j.
j. A. BoGERr of Albany had his collar-bone broken,
ard is bruised what about the head and body bk
was doing well that he left for home yesterday
| afternoon.
The Rev. II. ENxoSs of Vernon, Oneida County,
\. Y, was considerably bruised about the head and
body, but left for home yesterday forenoon.
f. WILLIAMS of Albany was bruised about the
head and arms-let for home yesterday.
Mr. DASIEL LORD Of New-YOrk was much bruised
! but went to New-York at l O'Clock yesterday.
CATHARISE HOWELL, a colored womas of New
York bruised about her hips and shsulde,s, but
went home yesterday.
GEORGE HARRINGTON, Washington, ID. C.; face
scalded and otherwise injured. Had b. or stoppnl
at the Forbes House, but went to New-York yester
day Just before friends sent up b. Messrs. Cole
man & Stetson Of the Aston House arrived.
! CORcNER'S INVESTIGATION.
Coroner Z. T. Taylor, of Drtchess County, sum
moned the following named gentlemen as jurors
w. A. FANuS G, Foreman.
Oliver II. Booth, f. G.. Andrews,
sylvester Andrew, Robert L. Moore,
stephen Lake, C.. B. Trowbridge.