The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-17

wsro broughs on The city yesterday by Mr.
| James Iards.
T. Child Of Mrs. Brown, Of Waterbury, Conn killed,
supposed, by beng struck BY piece Of The car IN Mo
| head.
g. Child Of As. Turner, residing u the corner Of
Ninth avenue and Twenty seventh street. rhe body WAS
also brought on 70 The city yesterday.
isaac shultz, Of Buffalo, German, supposed TO DO,
| from papers found in his coat
All Of the above were picked up dead, With the excep
Non OF Mrs. Browns child who died shortly ster being
found
THE SEVERELY INJURED.
| To- F. Bedell, Of New York; badly bruised Mr..
Brown, Waterbury, Conn ankle badly injured
AIRS. Brown received injuries about the BODY
Mr. Lewis lay Of New Orleans, injured seriously in
breast ribs and back suffers severely. May recover.
4. Mrs. LAY thrown under the roof Of the and
badly injured. She about the last person taken
She had recovered however, sufficiently Yesterday 70
watch over her husband. Their son. about four years
| old, escaped unipjured
SIM. Charles Baryck Cleveland Ohio, thigh broken.
| Was injured about tho head and body
0. Mr.. W. H. Norton, lawyer 81 William street, N Y;
| Gu, about the eye; arm and leg bruised.
7. Adam Ray, Of Rnghamton, N Y (ooIored bazber)
shoulder .dslocated; arms and legs bruised. His wife
WAS killed.
g. John weyland, Dublin, Ireland injured in Che chest
and bruises The face. Was up, however, yesterday
| he was on his way 10 Toronto Canada
o. John Hoguet, New York city; injured about tho
head.
TO- Email Haas New York city; arm, shoulder and
head bruised, not seriously.
IL. s. S. Hill, Portland, N. Y; bruised.
r. A. s. Bogss, Portland, N. Y. bruised.
b. Mrs. R. D. Crosby, Steuben county Injured in the
back. She able TO sit up yesterday but very weak
Her also injured.
H. Mrs. clifford A. Bacon, Buffalo, N. Y; bruised
about the head, face and body. NOT seriously.
Is Mrs. R. p. Turner, No. 900 Ninth avenue She WAS
way West with three children going Ohio TO visit
her parents; Of her children killed. She
not much injured but greatly distressed At the loss Of her
child.
THE SLIGHTLY rNJuRED.
!. Peter Weaver, susquehsnna, Pa.
Samuel Camp, Illinois; bruised about the head. Left
| for home
| 3. J. Laces, New York; returned home.
4. B. James, Illinois returned homo.
8. S. Durham, Iowa.
9. Durham, Owego, N. Y. He was takcn home by
| Mr.. s. Durham.
| Z. J. N. MacfarlAne, Ohio; left for home.
8. George Silver, Woodstock, Canada west returned
l home.
| 9. L. J. Howell, New York; returned homo.
10. J. N. Morrison, Illinois; returned homo.
IL. Irah Bash, Platssburg, New York returned home
| II. H. z Smith, Plattsburg; returned homo.
| 10. W. Rose, New York; returned homo.
II. - Mckee, stcuben county, New York returned
home.
IT, Mr. Sickle (blind), Binghamton, New York, con-
sidersby injured Yves taken home
At the Delaware House are the following
John F. White, 1T Bleecker street, New York;
IN fpfar
| nally.
Bridget Gray, Brooklyn, slightly injured.
Mrs. =. Leveans, Brooklyn, N. r.; was much bruised
about the body and suffers considerably she had four
| children With her, all Of whom escaped.
Professor Pees Of the Deaf and Dumb Institute New
York slightly bruised about the face Mrs. Pect cut
about the aoe, and the cords Of back are badly
strained is very low Child bruised about the head.
Philo PAdorck Chatauque county "a muis) badly burn
! Cd about the face.
Miss EAssou, Cha,Auque county (muie) slightly injured
Nathaniel X rhorns (muse) was severely Injured about
the bead, and was very bad last night.
william Farnham tmute), Port Jervis injured abcu
the head.
g. W. CHI, Fairfield Co., Ohio; badly bruised, but va.
improving yesterday.
The following gentlemen are attending The sufferers
doing all that professional skill care and
can socomplsh'-Dr. Hsrdenbursb, Dr.. Van N:sn, DR..
| hobertson, Dr lAwrence, IN stevens, IT. Brooka OF
| BDshamtsn Dr. Eply, oocheton; Or. Bonneville, MI.
| ford, Pa
The ladies OF the vicinity citizens generally are aid
| ing the medical gentlemen ~ much possible.
On Mr.. Hesdleys arrival, he visited all the sufferers
and informed them that they should have all the
| possible II the expense Of the company
THE INQUEST.
Tho Coroner, T. L. Harding, convened jury about noon
The FIRST testimony taken tho identification u The
| bodies Tho jury then viewed the ground whore the
disaster occurred and then evidence taken 10 the
breaking OF the rail. The evidence sf the conductor
(norpsop) showed that there about eighty pas
sengers IN The two They then adjourned " last
| evening.
The Conductor spoken OF Of the bess oonduc.
tors on the line, not havnr single accident during his
tine-tweve years. he WAS in the forward car when
| the accident occurred.
The Erie eleven O'Clock arrived night having
but few passengers, Of whom from the
Of the disaster They all state that everything
Ing the accident kept stricy quiet by The railway
company but thai they had been informed Jerv
that the sufferers doing well could DO expect
ed-some suffering intense agony.
Williamsburg City News.
F1rit AcuDrNr-On thursday morning, a. young
named Joseph Resman engaged ploughinS in
Geld on Myrtle avenue, Broadway The horses made