New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-19

t,ou ell kirds Of voices were hesrire pdipg IRE
nan bepesh BIN appeared TO be in gres, distress.
Trs rurator finally, by the si3 Of gentle On An 800
s.be first out of tbs car, and bsd removed p'sok
The flooring Of the car e1tTcated hms eli fro N the
L.. ~ rubbsh He wss no. conscious OF beng
wounded, except fo% the ooH % On DE % se.o ns 10
"a 20 c,e.r away the fragments OF the
.,.2 in order TO extrcs,s those benss,h. ds
g., rnllsd on. lady and with the as--tarcs OF ao'
o:sei person managed to get hst up tne oaIk' socn
va .,o y.nde,irg assistance, and be gave them the
s5;, ~ sc.ipg with much GOODNESS and efhciencs lie
-. ,ook rom the arrs Of some person TWO cniloren
belonging to the sdy above mentioned sea conveyed
- e. ;be mother. They did not cry, aud we're not
..,;rnsIy buit The body Of an infant child bsonsog
AZ 81, same lady, which was nstscty killed. prob
Wv by beipg thrown out of the windo~, WAS FUND
hive The car which bad passed over and crushed IL
The Of the poor mother on oeho1ng the
msngI.d rt mains Of her child were hesrt.recdiDg.
Three hours were spent in getting the suffering from
ber.ah the rurs Of tie cars and up the embaDkment
xhep with elk dead and abou. forty less ssri
,usly ured the melancholy train moved on to Port
JtTvis.
A CLERGYMAN who was passenger in the lsst car Of
N. train in s,me miraculous escaped, or was
,b,own from the wreck, a lot Of brush~ood,
considerable distance, where he landed erect on his
feet. wi,bou. single b,uise upon his person, although
thu. sardipg in amszsmenf another passenger, some
what kfs fortunate, was thrown plump against hin
with great violence.
Az already sts.ed, the injured persons were lodged
10 The hotels OF received by citizens into their houses,
AID mo,t hospably treated.
CONDITION OF TIE WOUNDED.
NJ, MCKEE, Steuben County, N. Y; slightly in
juled; left for home On Friday.
b. n. SELLEcG blind, Elmira, N. Y; badly
b. used in the left side and shoulder was removed
home on g bed on Saturday.
Mr.. SEYMOUR, Boston, gentleman connected with
The Boston Post, received severe cut on the back
of bic besJ but able to leave the following day on
bic return home.
Mr.. TrnsrR, No. 299 Ninth avenue, New-York,
who was badly bruised is st suffering too severely to
adrni. of removal Two children slightly injured,
and sre also with Der. Her youngest child aged nine
months, VINO killed. was sent to this city tor inter-
mept on Saturday last. Mr. Turner reached Port Jer-
via Oh F,iisy night and Will remain with HE family
until they can be removed.
C.B. BuRpF1L, Newark, ~ j., received number
Of severe bruises and sprans cut over the right eye,
also one on the left side Of the head he s still at the
Fowler House, where he is attended by Mr.. Garrison
of Brooklyn and Mrs. Harrington Of Newark, N. Jr.
Mr.. BARRETT of Cleveland, Ohio, had one Of his
thigh bones bIosen and at o'clock this morning he
vas evidently suffering great pain the bone was not
Ct. ultil Saturday, wnen done by Dr. Ssyre OF
this city; he is now considsred IN alr way OF re-
eoveIy.
Mr.. NoRros, lawyer, No. 60 William street, New
York, wss very badly bruised, and s still lame as
no. to be able to move about he will 10 all probability
be detained for some time.
of Gu.nu uhn oplu
slightly hurt went home the folio wing day.
SAMUEL CAMP, Illinois; only slightly injured; gone
home.
JAMES LApp, corner of Tenth avenue and Eighty
third street New York; received some slight injuries
sbou. the head; returned home.
Is. JoSEs, Ilirois only slightly mjured proceeded
home Itxt dsy.
Y. DusHAM, Owego, who was very bsdly hurt
about the hesd taken home the folio wing day oy
bis cousin, Mr.. S. Durhan of Nsppello, Louisa Co.,
Iowa. who was travelling in his company.
IN. MCFARLAND, Ohio slightly injured only; re-
suued his jou,ney the following day.
GEORGE SYLVAN, Woodstock, Canada West, only
slightly imed; ef. for the place Of destination the
following day.
Id HOWELL, Meadyile, Penn, eighty hurt only
l.fi for home the next day.
J.N. MORRIS, illinois. slightly hurt ony left for
home the following day.
Ira Bush, Prs.tsburgn, Steuben Co, N. Y, only
tleitly hut; let for hon next day.
HENRY SyITH, Prsttsburgh, Steuben Co., N. Y,
slightly injured; lett for home the following day.
wM. RosE, No. 2s3 Third street, New-York, right
shoulder end ride badly bruised; since lefr.
A. HAeuET, No. GA East T Twerty-sighth street New
York, had his skul fractured. He is getting along as
ha hut unahla IN ratu
home. lie is attended by his brother, who arrived
Friosy evening.
Mrs. BAKER, Buffalo, n Y, who was considerably
bIuis,d ia able to leave her room, and vii probably
rtan home in the course Of few days. Several Of
her friends with her.
AueusIus +. BAYS, lawyer, No. As William street,
Esw-Yoik; had his leg very badly cut and his head
bruised but he is now getting along pretty well. Mrs.
b. has reached Port JEWS Ind is attending upon him.
JoHS Z. WHITE, lawyer of No. l27 Bleecker street.
New-York City, who was believed to be in imminent
dsrger, is said to bs doing we and hopes erter
Ia med Of his recovery. He is al the Delaware House,
attended by his fsther, who arrived from Poushkeep
On Friday night.
ADAM RAY, colored Binghamton, was badly hurt.
His wife vas killed, and brought back to Newark,
where her friends reside, for intermeDt.
JOHN WEYLAsp, a native of Dublin, on his way to
Toronto Canada, Was bsdly bruised ON his chest, but
able 10 leave for his plsce OF destination on FIJI
day evening.
Mrs. CROSBY and con- a child, of Steuben County,
n. Y, VINO we've badly bruiaed, are doing WE'LL but
they remain for the present at the Fowler House,
where MIR. Crosby joined them Saturday.
Col. l.. LAY, Ne~-Ofleans, had his chest very badly
hurt. One Of his ribs also fractured, aud pene-
trAtd the liver and his situation WAS considered very