New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-15

was intense; When i: wss announced 70 hm that the
corpee had been found, tie iatheT exclaimed, For
6, ds ,aAs, bring in lis body let me zee him cDcs
"more."
Tie Usiea Telegraph gives the following ~ cor
rect Int OF
IBR kuLLD.
A. Moore Of Rsng sun, Ind, wss terribly bruised
about the head producing con ,us,on Of the BRAN.
He was brought 10 the Northern Hotel in this city,
.nc medical provided But he never spoke
after his il Jury, and died about 10 O'clock He had
also in money on his person, ard had the seeming OF
Appointment and WORTHY man. tne ros'm''''' Oh as
Daniel A. Brsyton, Phelps, Ontario Co was 90
crushed that he died instantly. lie had sgod watch,
600 in money, valuable papers, ard ertihcste OF
membership 10 !. o. 0. +. were found on DIS person;
dsuehter Of Abram Mack Of Cincinnati sged
about IL years. She was in company with her father
Az mother who had with them six children. Ihe
daughter was instantly killed.
little son of the same family, sged years, sui
feYed piuf in the bead was subjected 10 the Opera
ton Of ,repannipg, but died about O'clock LAST
evening. u,.;L.a
An Ifishmsp, sged apparently 90 years nsd his head
crushed to Jelly, and bis arms broken; ne prooaoiy
lever realized the terrible blows he received; death
doubtless came 10 him like fash Nothing is known
concerning him, cave that letter was found on ms
perop without envelope or address directing tnat tue
answer should be cent 70 John Fitzgerald Detroit
Law in a car 1T Whtesborc. The Coroner supposee
that the letter is from the Of the deceased ana
that The name of the latter also is John Fitzgerald.
He had about $40 in gold on bis person.
A colored preacher, supposed TO DO named a ,'
trt ken, and met speedy death. he lay 10 car az
the Whitesboro station.
Charles Bettmsn, sged - years, con OF b. Bettman,
last evening in the creek His body Icy at the bottom
of the rubbish near the sbutment. lie was found by
w. Il. Acker Of Yorkvile.
The wousDEp.
In addition TO those mentioned yesterday as injured
are the following: ,,,-
from Louisville were on the trair. Mr.. Epnoven
A German; be il severely bruised. Mrs. L. has about
three lches Of the scalp torn OH, tooth knocked
and is otherwise seriously injured. Her recovery s
somewhat doubtful. Her little boy has leg pretty
badly sprsined. This family are at the American
Hotel.
S. S. Horton, Birgsamton, had his throat cut from
ear to ear, completely as though 1t was done Win
knife and yet the doctors cay he may recover.
Miss Marian A. Wheeler of Utica received an ugly
wound tearing off portion OF the hesh on the arm,
and is pretty severely bruised but her injuries are not
of dangerous character. She is at Mrs. kincaids
on Broad street. Her parents reside IN Rome.
Hugh Sislay, young man from Minnesota, wss
terribly mapgled. His head was badly fractured
His right eyeld was cut loose, go as TO hang down'
and the scalp separated from HE forehead. hs re-
covery is by no means certain.
The wife Of Michael Broderick, mentioned yes'er-
day, was completely scalped, her head being quite
circled, o. an Indian would do 1t with knife. she
was sitting beside her husband, and their daughter Of
twelve years of age occupied seat before them.
When the crash came, Michael says he missed both
wife and daughter at The latter be soon found
and rescued in few moments from heap Of frag.
ments, apparently unburt; but it took him Logger to
find his wife, bloody and bruised. be himeelf hardly
received a scratch. His wife will probably recover.
They beorg to Boston
Young BaInhsm, who sells the New. York papers on
the care was in the under car, and received wounds
.lx,,. a. h.s lie Gfa usd for
beyond hops. But be came out almost miraculousy,
alive, and after having his wounds dressed, he was
able to 90 about.
Scarcely a person 10 the cars escaped without
bruises and many were more or less hurt who lett on
the ne 1t u ain after tie calamity and their
not hfcertainel.