New-York daily tribune., 1858-07-20

Dug Ntt-ll-ski " - .'At 81. J~-'4l - Wv --
On Sunday BY special express, tf.'s' as :he IL
,ouiog s.s.euel;s i,oD =, dic..l0s Of tie
regDaeI:
sT.TtNTsT oF TEor. 3. p. rtss.
" Feet .y-epHn.ip c re ir';1, Z ff tls 80 80
purbi3 New foIhl
We sft New.York E. :'.e usrll h,ar. All -
ra,ked tie. We lsi never &c. o.. cns jlu-oeJ &c
which gil the oG3srs were mo:s cIsf.e.ou'. We asi
,ssehed the care IL ample TIE, tai hsi r1 dif ly
sb,a: cor baggage, snd eyeCthics ~ MED ws-.
To complete the suspicoEHsss OF the cmens, VS. s,S
lie new noon 70. tse hrs. tine over our light
shoulders. J thought tie way tie, we were
travelling more rapidly th.n hi bsso
accustomed 70 OF the Ire RJ-d, sod IT,. We
reached Turner'S befJ-e &c - ls:t ysar
ST tlis tire. lwss told, t3FeVe-, rs Ee Sste be'
niud tine. After that spt ssret % oe uszllS ~,
ARD ghen We began this des2sndlls gfsds, v13h :
.sw uiles this SIDE OF Osyi,.e The speed q tae -
gss very much incressei spps-ently. tUt ali rot
think Of danger. noce tnis acre .se uIt 2e'sss
j, i slseys Lotioeable Oh -BdiLg gfsae. 49,
;r n rear csr the OILY II n Tlch sly hNes Nere
l9st 4 the lefhsnd SIDE or tao seats tfonl tae
middle NJ wife 10 tne ses. Il,lsd s,s.y oellld
me- ard The infant rire months old Sss st;efc "a
n, epeth beside her or toe ;e:, Were sle 81 nae
q tle pillow iOr him. TIE first sppr- hsasoa iGioi
danger was sudden jump, as II We we're sCn- oF4F
loo then the ca. seemed 10 take di2cp1al col,ss,
ard then We begsn rolieg down 6feeipE'tFei;. ny
only sensation vas that 0; snt-e .oe-i! Isg tns.
we we're going to the most GER a1 oestO;.-oh, o-1
offered up prayer ths. We might os PAVED, posi-
bls The next thirg kne Y Hss >sa,ei % tae toy
Of ire wreck st the bottom oI sae eh'1saA mem
Looking up I ssw my via ses'ei slms sep
above me. she boxed perfectly w7d, di'factsd
she was not conscious OF snylnug Yeat up 70 nsi,
res fro n her. Size had bsen sslseP and yoke only
at the TERMINATION OF the ca,4sirophs. Ny EEK
th,ught IVES with regard to my child; yis 70 st,'s
Of the mott agcnizrg suspense. taouSht tas, tns
IL 4 ar lr Z.
not fatally Injured for could look up ~ my oSa es-
cape a. nothing less than miraculous, whsn sen tie
debrs ell around us. heari grosus snd mosainss,
ara baiebeG 10 get oil tao. m Zdt not DGre aly ore
by my weight, and got some one TO tase ry We OIL.
ther felt only blow OF the back whie1 INC Spscl-
tated RE Tor walking; could co nothing oat craS,.
had ny hst and did Id. feel tle cuts ca ny leai
IL few mCtaeLts DR.. Pine, wlo was 10 losSa.d
car and uDsjure5 70 Gs hes.dnis voice, s-y-
ing. "P.oiessor Peet." lie us and DID hin our
great trouble about cnr chLd snd irends ne went
immediately il search Of the child, sud after snort
tine found L, think IN the srms OF gentlensa Ia
very shcIt tune he found ell cur party, WITH tae ex
cept0n u our little boy, who w.s discovered oy Ms
screams With assist snce We Gil g)t into the crs
Mrs Peet was carried up, and / 4 ansged ID crawl
ND; / walked with great difficulty. The pecusrsea-
saton which experienced was tlat We were rushing
TO certain destruction, and felt the inminsnce OF
death. This worlt and ell eaEth!y saiaEs, sem
suddenly ose all their importance The idea dyiog
together was dspslled ost sight Of that altogether
/ could only think for moment Of o.hers, sud pray
that they might ell be saved, snd then was en-
trely separated from tbem ] could not assist my
wife | could lot touch her; l could not render any
assistance TO any one there was no company L IVES
going out OF the world alone thst wes the momsntay
death-thst must al .esve the worli alone, SO Tar
as our fellow beings gre Concerned, whateve! o'neg
spirits mey he with US. Ih, fehag Soud nave
been dis.rscting had it lasted longer ihsn moment
sIATENESI OF NEs. PET.
Mrs. Mary Toles Peet the wife Ct NJ. Pset, wrote
IL ~ .leto Sce is sufa-lnr
internal bruises ard has GU. or her temple her eyes
were slso considerably bruised. 1. win be several
days before che will b able TO continue Ler journey,
and several weeks before her countenance is restored
to the beautiful original. Sac ia s,'deafnute. Ny
child had lust feen into quiet slu,r5er, and oe1,
very much fstigued myself, too fell a.leeo. Nhi,
happened siterwsrd took the eenb.snce OF cfesn,
sno as think Of i now j, seems mo.e hke o1e OF ID
Orinceys opium visiors than any thing else re nem-
Der beng conscious OF a sraoge, harsh MOTION OF tae
cars but it seemed as though mus; bs dreaming ED
co. instead Of striving 10 srouse myself 70 consciois
ness merely put my haId TO fee. that the chill
wss quiet when taert came crash, ard kGa noth
irg more until opened my eyes snd found tnt' = -
on the ground and tha; come one vss supp 5rtng II
The first sight that remember OF sso eonsc s1s Dl
was the hands OF person saying IN the ruIe Al,
euspe The baby is ssfe-your husband .s ss'ei
but even then could not realize what had ps,eed
and felt .s though were waking d i50n IN sIs tss es
| locked through the window ard ssS s.i iites o.hs
gliding through the Darkness and The dead BODY 0.
| man which was being borne ps-I. Ihen was IN
| pressed with the fearful reslty, snd sgaln bscshe
Unconscious Yearly 90, until we reached TINS psee'
A Young sister Of Mrs. Peet, who WAS sitting rex
her, informed that che was conscious at the time oil
the oyerturn only Of general idea tha. she was going
to be crushed, though she knew BY the rolling OF the
| car when the car was on its side and whsn Il IVES
turned completely She was not injured seriously.
| STATEMENT OF MISS SARAH AUGUSTA EASTMAN.
Miss Eastman, pupil of the Deaf ard Dumb IL
t.tution who wss with Mr.. Peet wro:e for us the fol-
| loving
With high hopes and pleasant expectations con,
psny comprising my teacher his lady, infant, son AZ
nurfe sister in.lsw, Miss Christy, Miss Ba;ry, anc
Masters Barnes and Paddock pupils OF the Institute
| wa,ls snd pleasant walks. 80 our vacation hed cone
to seek the embrsces of brothers sste.s parents az
| relatives. We took the New.York and Erie hal.os1
express rsn for Dunkirk, but 10 the evening o. ae
| same dsy We left, which MSS Thursday, SAD c.ss-
| tropLe took place.. The hnderInost car, inclaons
the above mentioned company and several other Ps
sengeYs was by some unaccountab.e means sePara,e3
from the rest Of the tram and thrown of very hsn
| eDbsukmert. The was broken nearly 20 pieces,
| and there was ssd havoc among the oonre,s, Es's
| nine Of the hearing and speaking passengers were
| killed, ard al were more or less injured. A"oos
| those II our company who suffered most tron tce
| accident was my teachers wife, two prpns, y nsue
| Barnes and Barry. These were very badly CIV "
and bruised ard were Carried TO the tran, w.
stopped By several gentlemen IL the ses. OF s'sns
| me was poor blind man, who escspsd Tihout 80
rercing great Injury. Just before the accident, $40
ny head upor the seat TO sleep and dresm Sa
and was very busy building castles IN tne a., IN
l eXperienced Q very strange sensstion ~ncn sae
not soon forget, as If were going doSn, knos nus
| where and rolling over and over. 90 openng NY