New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-17

MonRIssoE, Illinois, returned Lons.
Ira BAsH, Passbugh, n. Y. returned hons.
He. SxIIH, Pls.tsburgh, n. T., returned hone.
W.. Rosr, sw-York, returned nome.
McKrI, Steuben Co, n. Y, returned home.
NJ SICKLE, blind Binghsnion, n. L., much rj jurei
removed home on bed.
AT TIE DELAWARE HOUSE.
JoHs r. WHITE, No l27 Bleecier street, New.
Yot aeliousy Injured iuerEaly altsht hopes Of re-
oovsry.
BRIDGl1 GRAY, Brooklyn, slightly Injured
Ms +. LEAyEss, Brooklyp, bruised about the body,
ard suffers much Had four children with her, all o:
whom escaped urriured.
Prof. J. l.. PrrI of the NewYork Deaf and Dumb
Ir rstitution. slightly bruised in the face
Mrs PEtT his wife, deaf mute, Gu. about the face,
ard badly spreined back; quite low. Her child was
bruised about the face.
PHILo PADDooK, deaf mute, Cha.Arque County,
bruised in the face.
Miss EAs1os, deaf mute, Chsauqus County, slightly
irjured.
Na1HAsrrL X. BARsEs, deaf mute, severely injured
about the head and last night there symptoms Of
mental arrangement
VIM FAnsHAN, deaf mute, residence Por. Jervs,
badly Injured about tie head.
Prof Pee. had al the sbeve mu.es il charge. They
were gong on trip TO DunkIk to speni the Summer
vscson.
CIV. GIL, Fairfield County, Ohio, badly bruised,
but improving.
LIST OF WOUNDED NOT REGISTERED At THE
HOTELS.
NATHAYITL II. BARSEs, mute, Sparts Roras, eighty
Injured.
JoHs ". BEALs, Boston, Mass, slightly injured.
L.F HOWELL, Meadhill Pa, slightly Injured.
PIP. SwAR1s, Utica, Licking County, Ohio slightly
Injured.
A. HoevEI, New-Yolk City, eighty Injured.
Mr.. Haas, Of the firm Of Emil, Hasa & Co., No. 30
Broad street New-York City, slightly injured.
MICHAEL CosKLISG, Jacksonville, H., slightly in
jured.
HENRI Smith, Prattsburgb, Stsuben County, n. Y,
slightly injured.
A. +. BAccs, Ne. As William street. n. Y. City,
Miss WEsnAs, No. 81 Pacific sire ookyn,
slightly injured.
JoHs ARsoT Elmrs, slightly injured
c. C. MURRAY, Nsnowsburgh slgh ,l''
The Rev. EDMrsD B. palmer No.a I sYstIeet,
Bostsn. slghtly injured.
d. W. SEELEY, Elmira firm of Seeley, Watkins q
Sherman, Elmira, slightly injured.
PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE.
Drs. Harienburgh, Van Eten, Robertson, lawrence,
S. Stevens, Brooks Of Bpghamton; Apley OF Cochec.
ton, Bonneville Of Milford, Pa. The above were in
ette rdance all right ard all day yesterday.
Mr. Headley, the Vice President Of the Erie Railroad
visited the patients, and assured them that the Com
pany would bear every expense attending their ress
coRoSERs INQUEST.
Coroner L. L. Harding convened Jury Of the ct-
zens Of Port Je1vis at noon yesterday. The Jury
viewed the ground, ndlafter returning testimony in
reference to the breaking of the rail was taken. Tue
conductor Thompson, testified that there wsrs about
80 passengers in the two cars. No conclusion had
been arrived at when reporter left. The conductor
has been twelve years in the service OF the Company
and this is the first accident that has occurred to
train under his charge He was on the forward pT: Of
the car when the accident occurred.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Mr.. Shaw, ore of the conductors Of the Erie Rs-
osd came down on the 4:45 train yesterday afternoon
and states that Mr.. and Mrs. Brown Of Toga Valley
are both go seriously injured that it is thought they
will die. Their son. four years Of age, was killed by
the accident The Rev. Edmund b. Palmer of No. Is
Poplar street, Boston is not expected to recover. Mr.
John f.. White Of No. l27 Beecker street, New.fork
is also in very critical condition, being injured inter-
rally.