New-York daily tribune., 1859-08-06
THE NORTHERN RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.

From The Albany Argus fs2'o
Our citizens generally are dissatisfied with the ver-
dict of Coroner Maddens jury They feel that ls too
genera-that some particular persons connected with
the road are wholly TO blame for this terrible DISASTER
and that il was the duty of the jury TO point them out
The investigation Of Coroner Madden was conducted
in manner altogether too general, and conclusions
were arrived at too suddenly in view of the impor
tance of the duty involving upon him and his jury.
He should have persisted and ferreted out every de-
tail. that the responsibility, based upon irrefuable
facts might be placed where it belongs, to rest there
with all its crushing weight, forever.
Fyom The Troy Budget Aug D.
CORRECTED LIST or THE KILLED.
1. Mrs. John V. Cuyler, No. ~ ColOnie street, Al
?. Mrs. G. S. Cooley daughter of Mrs. Cuylerl, Al
3. Charles Berthelon brakeman and baggagemsnl,
of 25l Lumber street, Albany.
4 David s. Russell, Northern Express Messenger,
Of No. % Westerloo street, Albany
5. Charles PlympsOn, Mail Agent, residing IN the
town of Wadsworth, Vt.
s. Patrick Comfy, mscbnist Greenbush.
| 7. Howard A. Wright, Albany, Of the firm OF Wright
Davis. produce dealers in Hudson street, residing
| at No. rs West Ferry street, Albany.
8 Dennis Cahill, aborer the iosd residing at No.
| II Colonie street. Albany.
The body Of Mr. Plympton was taken to the resi-
! depce of his parents in Vermont.
THE WOUNDED.
The injured were conveyed, a. soon as they were
eXtrlcated from tne WItch, 10 tc ioiuhouso ot -"i
| Morse. near the scene and TO Schsghticoke Village
where they properly cared for, and physicians
! were promptly in attendance. The following s the
| list of tho; remaining at Schaghtcoke:
| George f. Baker OF Albany, clerk IN t1e BANK
Department: had one of his legs broken He was re-
moved 10 the residence of Mr. Arloud, where his leg
| was set He is now doing well
| r r Williams of Catskil was badly injured about
the head snd legs He was taken TO the residence OF
| Mr. Morse and attended by DR.. Baker. He was SUI
RECENTLY recovered to leave for home yesterday
The following are all at the hotel Of G. r. Groes-
| heel. at Schaghticoke: John Tyson OF Quebec, q
ship.carpenter, s seriously If not fatally injured ne
ia complete mass Of bruises from head 10 foot and Is
| probably injured internally. His case is considered
tIex. Forbes of Canada but bound to California had
his head cut badly, and is otherwise severely injured
| His recovery is doubtful.
! John Dyer, whose family reside al West Troy, an an
engineer on the road in the first baggage car Win
| Nes,rs. Pimpton and Russell, who were killed.
Charles Perry Of Clermont, n. H., was injured about
| the head and legs. Improving rapidly:
John Borlsnd and wife Of Montreal, Canada, were
both slightly injured.
| W J. A. Fuller, member OF the Bar residlng u
NewYork, had been to Canada some business con-
| Nc,ed with his proteeson. His shoulder was trac-
tured and ne was badly cut on the back part OF MS
Thomas Talbert of Rutland, Vermont, was serious
10 Injured about the head and side. He Is dong wei.
&c. Payre of Montreal, going to New-iork was
burt on the left side of the head, and IN ms shouers
and back. Improving. ,p..
| j. D. Bsdgeley Of the trm OF Montea'n anu Daise'
| lev Of Albary, was slightly injured.
!. B. Dexter Of The Shoe and Ledther DeaSrs ne
| -'y,sr of Ney.York and Mr.. Prentice OF W Llain
street, NewYork, were both slightly injured.
Hiram Buell. of Schaghticoke is severely injured