The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-07-19

The sno4 vhere The accident occnFfed Il on -
mnrkabiy ssraieht line Of the road, which has been
reIaid within year. and IL right IL night Of tha
wusking Of gravel train dufiux the day. Ihe
smbankmeut down which the cars fell - estimated
tho occurrence 4 about eighty miles from Jersey
City,. -
The following 10 the Hist Of killed and wounded:
rssseeses Killed.
I. Harvey Wood. Of WiIisborough. Tiosa county,
Pa; supposed TO be him from papers found upon
bis prrson.
wife OF Adam Ray, q colored barber At Bns-
hampton. Ny. At the time Of the accident she
had her infant in her arms but strange to say the
child escaped uuinjursd-
George ". X. Robertson. plumber, residing at
50 Tenth avenue, and doing business 1t 1A7 E;m
street. New York. gasi
4 Child Of Mrs. Brown. of Waterbury, Conn.,:
killed, II 10 supposed by being struck By piece Of
the car Ia the head.
s. Child of Mrs. Turner, residing at the corner
Of Ninth avenue and Twenty-sesenth streets, New
York.
9. Isaac shulfz, Of Buffalo, q German, supposed
TO be, from papers found his coat.
All Of the above we're picked ny dead, with the
exception of Mrs. Browns child, who died shortly
after being found.
R9ss sS Thd New fgr slightly
ronto. do; D. N. Selby, Elmira, fIm Of Selby, Wat
kias Sherman, DO: Nathaniel Barnes, mate
Adam Ray, BinghamptoD, do Lewis Lay. wife and
| child. n. o. do Charles Barrett. Cleveisnd, Ohio
sea. badly Srused, u no sones brekenresidsnce
Queens county-cifice 90 William street, New Iork;
John =. Beais, Bosom. Mass, slightly injured: L r
Licking County Ohio dS al Mr. Turner and
two children, do residence 299 ninth Avenue N. r ;
the FIRM Of Emil asa, co. Broad street
sghtly Injured; Mrs Clifford A. B,ker Buffalo. DO
J. !. Hill. Portlsnd Oh ut.gqgs eoq r. DO; ",
W do; Ira Brush, prattsbnrg. steuben county. n.
Emra. tone of the Directors Of the company slight
" Injured; 8. Durham. Wspello. Louisa county.
Swa william .rsss ssSg as
White. iH beeker str ct, N Y. seriously injured;
Mrs; Z. D, Crosby and child Colona, steuben coun.
Leavens, four children aad nurse SO Pacific street,
BROOKLYN. do :philo Il. Paddock; Miss Eastman; Mel
The last three are mutes, in charge of Prot. isaac
L. Poet, of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum, New York
cIty.who, with the wife ard child Of Mr.. Peet al
street, Boston, Mass. do. "
rBy TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE latest intelligence from
the of the disaster the Erie Railroad state
that it is feared that Mr. and Mrs. Brown, of Tioga
Valley, will die. Rev. Edmund B. Palmer, of Bos-
ton, and John Il White, Of New York, are also IT,
CUBA.-The New York Herald says:-'We have
for some time been aware that movements were
going on among the people of Cuba, having ulti
| lnasely in view arevolution in that island"
| tbs CRops-0ur State exchanges continue to
furnish unfavorable reports of the wheat harvest
but accounts generally concur in stating that the
prospects for Corn are very promising, at this
time In all parts of the State.
DEAD BoDY.-At the West end of Mar.
shall street, the dead body of infant was found
partially buried in gentleman's garden, q few
| days since, and Coroner Peacby was sent Tor to
! hold an inquest over it, The Coroner, on exami
| ming the corpse, concluded no inquest was June
| cessary, aud thereupon discharged the jury, after
first ordering the foetus to be buried at the ex.
psnse of the city. The body had been covered up
with dirt, but was scratched up by the dogs in the
| neighbofbood. ~es sA35e
| AFFAIRS IN MExIco.-Late information from Mex
| leo says that Gen. Degoilado, commanding the con
stitutonal forces in Mexico. bad been defeated in
/ the vicinity of Guadalsjara BY Gen. Mrsmon, cola.
! mander OF Zuloagas forces since the death of 0sol
10; but Is Zuoaga had force OF about four thou
sand at Salinas, within thirty miles of the road to
4 Guadssjara, in position to flank Miramon, the re-
ported victory would probably be without sub
| stantial results.
| ISUSa--A SeHbieuAu TeelutnS III buo iOWsf emu Oh
this county Informed us the other day that the
rust had not only attacked aud injured his wheat
and cats, but was seriously affecting bis crop OF
| timothy. Such thing is seldom heard of in our
| latitude.-AttaSi0m Dem.
| There has been considerable addition to the
force of ship carpenters at the Gosport Navy
during the past week, in order to auish the new
sloop-of war as rapidly as possible
man named Cline dangerously stabbed
by Frederick Weiser, at st. Cairsvile, Ohio, last
Wednesday.
Sickness is on the increase In Peterstown, Giles
county, Va. There some forty of fever, and
several deaths have occurred within the last fort
| night.
little child was killed last week In New York
by drinking brandy. which it got possession o.
| while alone in room.
The sudden death Of Hon. John n Wilder il
| Albany, N. Y, on Thursday last, difused spirit
Of gloom throughout the city.
The negro inhabitants of New York are seriousI,
discussing plan of emigrotion to some distan
country.