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

TURDAY, JULY II, 1858.
d. ". seney, Of The arm Of sellsy, WATKINS Sherman
4 Co Elmira, N. Y, slightly injured.
L. Ea,hAniel n. Barnes, q Sparta, slightly injured
D. r. Beddel, Newark, N. j., sIghtly injured.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Of Tioga Valley, badly injured
g. Lewis Lay snd wife, late Of New Orleans, badly
injured.
TO- Charles Barrett, Cleveland, Ohio, thigh broken.
II. Adam Way, Bmghamson, sighaly injured
IL. William Horton Jowsn Queens county, Office No. 90
William street, New York. badly injured.
Is. J. W. Beels, Boston, slightly injured.
II. L. r. Howell, Mead Hill, Pa, slightly injured.
Ii. r. p. Turner and two children, slightly injured.
ls B. Bays, No. 45 William street, New York, badly
injured
10 s. Durham wspens and Louisa Cointa. Iowa, slightly
injured
a. Mrs. R. B. Crosby and child, Oolona. steuben
county, New York, slightly injured.
IS. Miss wenman, Mrs. nomas, four children and
nurse Brooklyn, slghtly injured.
80. Phlo r. Paddock, Mss EastmAn and Veloua hrrey,
mutes, charge Of Professor Isaac L. Peet Of the Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, New York; together with the wife and
child Of Mr. Poet, all Of whom are slightly injured
IS. John Arnos, Of Emira, slightly injured.
co. W. W murray, nAIrl6DuI2, bn6nt'y injured
ST. f. W. GIL, Of Aners Port, Fairfield county, Ohio,
slightly injured.
SO. Rev. Edmond B. Palmer, No. Is Pophr street,
Boston, slightly injured.
80 william Wallace Frnham, Port Jervis, slightly in
ured.
40. P. P. Summers, Licking county, New Jersey,
slightly injured
Al. A. Hogsrt, New York, slightly injured.
a. - Haas, Of the firm Of EnI Haas L. Co., 30
Broad street. New York, slghuy injured
40. A. Baker and Mrs. Clifford, of Buffalo, N. Y, slightly
injured.
IS. g. s. Hill, Chautauque county, N. Y slightly tn
jured.
40. Michael Conkn, Jacksonville H., slightly injured
~. George Sylvan, Woodstock county, Iowa, slightly
Injured
4s. - Rush, Petersburg, steuben county, NJ Y,
slighty injured.
40. Henry Smith, -, slightly injured.
The wounded all cared for and the best surgical
aid has been procured. They have been removed 70
Hollow House, Port Jervn severamedica gentlemen Of
this city left by the five O'Clock train last evening Tho
deaf and dumb on the cars left the institution with
the principal Mr. Peet (son Of the President Of the
tnstitutonO with his wife and niece, who were on
their way 70 Chautauque, where Mrs Poets family re-
side. Mrs. Ray was the wife Of John Ray, barber
residing In Newark, and about moving 10 Bingham
ton 10 business. Her body was conveyed 10
Newark last evening.
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Mr. Shaw, Of the conductors the Erie Railroad,
came down the 44s train yesterday afternoon, and
states that Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Of oga Wiley, both
10 seriously injured that IL ia thought they will die. Their
son, four years Of age, was killed by the accident
Rev. Edmund B. Palmer, OF Is Poplar street, Boston, is
not expected 70 recover. Mr.. John &. White, of 1T
Bleecker street. New York, also very critical con-
dition, being injured internally.
The conductor Of the train was named Thompson, and
the accident occurred II portion OF tho road about six
miles from Port Jervs, and not sufficiently tee-
graph itson 10 send the Information down of tho acc-
dent until yesterday morning.
The nance OF the killed are ~ follows.-
Son OF Mr. and Mrs. Brown, Of Toga Valley years old
Harvey Wood, Of wellaboro', Pennsylvania
- Robinson, residence unknown.
Child OF Mrs. r. p Turner. aged nine months residence
at go Ninth avenue, New York.
An unknown man, whose residence is also unknown.
ME- Pay, wife Of Adam Ray, BnghAmson.
SEVERELY NJURKD
A. 7. Bays, No. % william street, New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown, noTa Valley.
Charles Barrett, Cleveland, Ohio thigh broken.
William Horton, No. 62 william street, New York
badly bruised.
John r. White, No. I27 Bleecker street, New York
Phlo r. Paddock, Mss Eastman and Adoua Barry
muies in charge Of Prof Isaac l. Peet the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum, New York city, also a wife and child
Of Professor Pect.
SLIGHTLY INJURED.
william Rose, No 2s3 Third street, New York John
weyand. friends live In Toronto, Canada d. ~ seoIcy
Of scelcy Watkins and Sherman. OF Emira, N. " Ma
hanie ID. Barnes, Sparta, N. ". G. y. Rede Newark
N j.. Lewis Lay, wife and child, New Orleans; Adam
Ray, Blnghamton; John W. Beals, Boston, Mass.
L. I. Howell, Mcadvilc, Pa; Mrs r. r. Turner
and two children, No 400 Ninth avenue, Now York.
p. swarts, Utica, Licking county Ohio A. Hogact, New
York; Hass, OF the firm Of Emil, Haas Co., go Broad
street, New York; Miss c. A. BAKER, Buffalo: j. g. HILL
Portland Chauuaque county, New York Coukling
Jacksonville Illinois; George Sylvan, Woodstock osnads
west Ira Bush, Prasburg, steuben county, New York
henry Smith, do. do s. Durham, wapello Louise county
Iowa. Mrs. r. D. Crosby and child, c,lona, sseuben
county, new York; Miss Newman, 81 Pacific street,
Brooklyn Mrs Seaman, four children and nurse 90 PHc
&c street, Brooklyn; John Arnoui Emirs, New York; C
C Murray Narowsburg New York g. w. E Gill, NIrer's
Point Fairfield county, Ohio Rev Edmund b. Palmer IS
Poplar street, Boston; william wallace Farnum, Port
Jervn.
with the exception Of those above mentioned the
wounded are doing well be expected and the
best Of surgical attendance given them. The officers Of
the road used every thor power render their
situation comfortable.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS
STATEMENTS RBcEIvED BY THE TEN O'CLOCK TRAIN
LAST MIGHT.
The Vice President Of the Railroad Company, Mr.. y.
Headey, repaired TO the a eleven o'cosk yesser.
day morning. having drecsons 70 make every provision
for The comfort Of tho sufferers a the expense Of
company He arrived si the scene Of the disaster a
about four O'Clock when be found thirty men en-
gagged in clearing the track and removing the d>brs
The train consisted Of engine and tender two bag
gsge and Eve passenger cars, all filed where the
disaster occurred s long straight track on aed
ground, with . slight incline. The locomotive and
three passenger cars passed safe, and Il Ia
supposed that the three the rail and broke
about two feet In length on. The wheel OF the
fourth went OF and sank in the ground dragging the
ca the line entirely. The cars draSced along