New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-19
x TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1856

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Mary M. E'ait o child, living in Hancock street,
| below MHtter
John CIR bbens, aged ls. Resided in Second street,
| above Master.
| Henry Core adult, lived in Second street above
| MarteT
Sally McGee aged ls. living in Hancock street, near
| Maltr
S,lab :, 1r n, meGrs,; SfnS; Brother and sister.
Jeme- Comm, Weship zton street wear Franklin.
Mrs. Mary Dalies residing at Wood aud Master
str eta.
Joln Daniels, sged two years Both the abnve
deo nher reaching tSe CITY. The chld had both legs
| cIu~ted.
sd nemed Thomas BsrOett, lyiog c Cadwsader
Street above Jefferson.
John Devn brought TO the city last night
lbd nanec Edsarf Gillen, living i'll Fourta street
above Mts'er, is ulissins.
Patrick Hickey-reeded in Washington street, near
JEFF, lson.
We art much indebted to policeman j. j. J fries,
of tie eveMh District for vAry -thcleut etfoyts to
Obtain for us the lanes Of persons killed snd ured.
John Sloan, agec 10 ~ sderce Singey
Frsncis Wolls aged 81, Philip above Master street;
Patrick and Edward Flanuigan the former Is End
t. Latter ls years old Pix above Master street.
Michael Burnr, Cadwssder AMI J,fer-on streets,
= McAletr Third, shove Colrmbis avenue
Cahalfne Kfoener, No. Sc Frapkhn avenue.
JAMES Gonsgher, Viewers court, between Cadwal
sdei street and GeIanfown kosd.
Lasrerce Di1op, Frankfort rad above Vieuna
etf, ct hgtd 81.
Bridget Mccain, Brenrers court, above Third street
uissiIg)
Jotn McVey aged IS, Philip helow Oxford street.
Hugh Tracy, hoy, Fourth below jefferson street.
A boy named Kelly.
Lewis Rivel, aged 10, son of Adam Rivel Perry
street (missing
Cetha'ipe Cookery died at St. Josephs Hospital this
monng.
At tie Cobccksink Station there remain six bodies
vet unrecogrzed -Four of them are cnarred go badly
that they never bs known the others those II
br,o EfcD M ttlDR are
burned entirely cf, ard the remains nra in shocking
copdiriop. Tie boy appear to have been cushei 10
oeath and then baoly burned.
II recNg gnitio, of some Of he bodies must have
been very quest Dahle kind Of Identification
Il The total number of deac and missing whose names
are kuowu is FIFTY
Ado to ihs the bodies unrecogrzed makes an
ae or, gate of FIF1Y.sIx KILLED. Others wh0 are
HoUnoed will inevitably die
THE CONDITION OF iHE FAMILIES OF TiiE
VICTIMS.
Most of the eufertrs BIZ e ged TO the humber class
e. and their means III ma inotances are lily compe-
tent to meet the exigeuces of the occasion. ExeFtl0s
ale being nade to prov de for the present wants OF
tie efl,oeo families, add job, Welsh ESQ the PreS-
oelt of tie North Penn yvalha Raiiroa1 Company,
fas himself C, ptl1bued $500 towaro the fluid. Fhe
fo loving appeal has been handed to us for p0bles-
10 ihe C,fi=ens Of Philadelphia.
ghtfs accident the rth Pennsylvania Rairoad has
Ey ' sid catastrophe Of ysaeeay OF poor people
hall your phaunropy III tbs sore dstess ad t. De
useu pgs be tTnI To q her of tn. will be-
tr,d to The object of douo and will b. accounted for
the 'HY 1s No sci Road
}qnN 81 S., see04d d sies s.sI bs,w MssS'
HEShY CRl IL cor e Fhomp,o4 rnd Third streets.
GFO W BURR, No l4o Phalix t.
PATRICK QUINN cor Master aid Cadwaisdet streets
INCIDENTS OF THE DISASTER.
Like oil such terrible events, this Calamity was
marked by ncotpts that exhibited the nobest feelings
Of humali,y. Among the naDy instances OF nooie
b+rnirm Of which VT heard, the following
Near tie sceue of the uccideps sanos Mir Bittlngs
Hoel At this houst there nre several b'Ardtrs soiee
aud gcItemen who hase secured Summer longinge
there to avoid heated city. The boafderb at this
bOfj wee eaih ut the scene OF tbs disaster, ano ran
fe1ed evtry service in th.i power but what wts cat
cltet most 10 melt the stoutest heart vas the follow"
iDg incident: little, feeble nfant was t,u1d u the
ruins Of OF he carr plteousy crying Tor o fo'her
No roher appeared to answer the SUMMONS -the " "
doubtless crl ned to oeath Quick 8s thought Mira
g. cue If the boafd,re at BnhDgs, stlzed 'he htt'e
sufferer tDC plactd II to heI own breast, sno there,
III dtr the blpil rays Of the sun this "onin, 10 ~
bug PER- APPS her infant of lis "onrsbmen'' wtS
eueteting tins mphaI Will oil around was nOlse aAd
cor fijsion and e1oa1s and suffering aud c,ath-
Among tie Surgeons who were present ana VINO
labo,d With 20 much industry that they ,eened to be
uhiq,itous were Drs. GreeD Henry, Corson Martlen
Foulke Bolton ara She)merdlne.
The weather yes erday terribly hot and the sun
pls1+d down with dreadful Intensity upon the poor
st1, rugs
Apeye witness describes one that took fire. and
hch was in flames il an instant. AS soon as possl
BILE the cal was broken open. but no living soul was
left in it, The inmates We're all dead aud enveloped
III The fierce flames.
GENLRAL FACTS AND INCIDENTS.
The ground Of tte road IS 9 made, an embaniSnent
running along for abo-t 100 or $50 yards. Ius eln
bankIient is about 26 feet III higIt
he track is sI gle, ano the locomotives rushed
together they up emo, oarhng each other
10 PIE ard bt coming Gina ameted rs II were ~ an
apLaIentiy III, rcabl mhss Of non ana brass. Lac
bottoms OF the two engines struck together ano the
emf t mass fell over upon cir sGe upon the western
slope Of the emba, kUent Three of Inc cars OF the
k u1son tram caught fire like faSh aud ID very
feg mon ents nothing left Of them but tue wheels
the other iron wolk aud a few chalred tlmoers aud
snoudeIing pieces Of The huinan frame: lhere SIC
two boies t~o dwelling hous-5 a blacksmith rhop
aid email she'd, within about 300 yare or .he 7ccne
ono TO THESE poctB the woundeo we're hrot carIen
Not tree l. to be for considerable olstubce on
any sice and tie fierce beat down Jon the Gehd
the wounded their re-cuer-, aud their hat craZod
f1t Ids who 0cking to the scene al running on
foot, in wagons aid every species OF vehlcle tnat
toula be procured III the city.
We viii lot shock readers by description OF
the conc ito, If lhesu bodies. All burned in the
most bo1itlt nIauler and tf the who Duuoer there
were many that were mulated that there IL uor
the sligt,est hope of their beiug identified. Very
few had any vestge of their clothing left on ther
bodies and the heads aod ilnos of many "ele
burned entirely off This morning there We're ffteen
bodit at the Master street Depo that cannot possibly
bt recognized. i'd.
some Of the bodies of the victims were without
doubt, entirely consuned EzLieutenant DAVIS 10
arcb among the ashes uno' some porllou ol tue
macLipeiv found a few calcned human bones III two
paces. 1hty we've, without doubt al ttat WIS leiI
If the human beins.! The remains OF both coul1
reaci lily be held il the palm of the hand
Two three hans ran TO ana fro DeV"een 'ue .o!