New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04

Mich. yeus sse Mr. Wssorh returning tn his home
Ger wswot ~bo lad t-u 70 Phe. Peak had ba t.kru
s y 5, r Is s a " s asa s1s G
eyPnrs he though. thar IL the DoruinG
H. LssT.I coed nG' L;n b: name h.' remains bad
s THox,s IKwI, from Phsd-lphis whittier be vas roi1L
in onr hsrb Re has wife and chdrea In ptl.delphi.
10 M,n. Had red hsr oonbed b'ei from h' forehead sb'u
cashmere psDtsoon. boots white nt and black Ko.suih
hat, Hi' fsh, va. fv. zee, ten iaehe'. nj.
..pdy wb.ser' .id fs, He had on sses cloth sS.i .a
ns. psnt. sod CSnsrs. s.ei. Iii. hsh. five
n PATRICK HcSEELry Ris residence other facts
could sr He about sixty years OF age gray ha nad
2 PiTER huLpaRr Gould no, learn where be was frora
g Benz =. sHEEIER Of sparta, Monroe County VIZ. He
xty eve y,s age. His body deutihed and 'afen
"a HrsRY FLrcKneER. Of Iowa City, Iowa On his way
Is. BEsJAsIs P MccvLLoveH LaxreDoebur.h. Int
e;peer and resided AZ Lspor,e where remain. taken
q. THopIs nABAs train boy lie resided at L.pprte.
e. Man Light hair and shiskrrA Had On rbb@d Cashmere
coat, wEie shit black ca.-iiaeTe pants CAL o'0 sha ''
q cr;ope ., By tad. from Laporte Could
H. 6as q ii. t.wsni;miIy. .,,,.,r,,
81 Wics cf 5. = GrLLErr, Of stone Mills jefferson CO.
New-Yort
81 ALICE. osugLer Of Increase sumner residing IL
Chicago Her was Her body has net yet been re-
s. BENJAMIN SMITH. Of No 90 wslsee. New York. died
Wednesosy about thirty hours after he taken om the
ruins.
This completes the lst Of the deaG 80 far could
be ascerthined previous TO leaving M1hsw Aka a,
o'clock p. IT. This list will. without doubt, BE- in
creased ns number, who pretty certainly on the
train, have not been discovered. How many it is
in possbe to tell, tune only will develope the full
Of tbis terrible calamity which may be placed
second only Ia the terrible Norwak tragedy, winch
Is yet fresh il the memory of all
THE WOUNDED.
The following is The list OF wounded. copied from
the note book Of Dr. G. Ho!t, OF Adrian, the phys'
car OF the read:
Mr. II r. HorTmas Davenport. Iowa Not severely.
MAY C. wILsos. Msiy.,llr. wi.-.ea h,Id iajarrd.
B. A. Rowr. West Troy. n: Y, slightly.
PsRsos BKowS, hand slightly nuri.
II srrLrY. RScbs.,ef n 7 siGb'lj.
HIRAM sisL.Y Rochester, n. Y. slightly Injured
MAKY suMsrK daughter Of lncrrase Sumner OF th' city
bruised on the lace, but no; seriously
SAMUEL Adm from utiu County Iowa, huI. somewhat on
bis ankle, WAS going TO Union City
RICHARD =. Fills, wife ana daughter s!ishJ injured
Van sYoc bic wife sDd -four children, residing il War
County, Iowa and on their way to s,em Oho Mr sau
du,r aged years h.d her collar bore broken, and
Otherwise injured but soc viii probably reeover The three
old very h,sy lady escaped wihou; injury Their ee'pe
instant death remarkable the car in which they.
seated completely torn 70 spnters, not piece ten
sIGrsfs Ii ARsoLp Of Garden Grove Iowa wss severely
the hebd and right hsd but his injuries are not danger
PnLaxprR wALwoRrH who h,d been to Pike. Peak
his way home Roms, MchEan accompanied by bis tsther
who We. Killed MI Nswotih had eeen sisk a. Atsn'on'
Ksn.a; sr q, the tim. Of TIE accident was in feeble 'do
Mrs jenny HiGGns Of Bologna Wisconsin. - injuries
are She had her youul chd shout year old with
her, which escaped death by miracle When she e the cars
going down in ne FAINT hope OF saLs her ehd he ogt
of the window the little fellow picked aterward
~ scarcely brusa on him. higher poser than human
watched and protected that te boy in that terrible hour OF
PorIrr of strrs, Michigan, in with the
s,hourh she was suffering much from lei wounds.
Mr. trd Mrs A. PERRy is tie .eepinsoar AID were
Yck MIR r. nurse and child e.c.ped uuhur'. =,
IN KNAPP Of Wsstingon City had hi. band broken MI
Knsyp has and child with him; the former slightly
rueJ but the cLid entirely escaped Mr. lo-i about soo
E b. kxAfr brother Of the above Of Hudson, Wisconsin
come what bruised but no, seriously.
S Mn. u 49, q nj hiA's sbs ., TN ensmed Knspp.
T. GrKLgv Addison Vt, badly bruised sbol, has head
p Ellis WIFE, Farninsou, Maine both Injured his
Mr.. Psr.ons Claire Wis. badly hu bot is not con-
sid.red dan.erousiy 50. ,,, -, 49, .u
recover Five faulty win thus he the WITHIN. Of th. die.
b. 9Is .s % werr s % ther way to Tho psons Conect
B. of Chsso Fso'tJ badly hurt but not considered
Mr LesifR from stars4 Michigan on his way home from
Pike. Pcsk, badly bruised IN his breast DobuI no sur
yves Lost o.deae of money in god which he brought
with I'M from Pikes Peak. .u
brakeman train, named oRas oLnsrED Of Toledo
badly hurt His and leg broken Az two places lie will
hardly recover. - Nit,
Mrs WEs1oor1 and child Of RoebsseF New York, slightly
The Rev Mr. WASHINGTON Of woOd.toek Iinoi. slightly.
JANIS BRAGG, residence unknown, slightly,
ALFRED WIGHTAAN. Grslt County, Wis, rish,iy.
Mn Cgrs1rR cav Ots-go County N. Y, slightly:
PATRICK WEIR badly injured n9rtihcaon sna eyspess
had and he will probably die lie was employed on the
roso. - 3, , .
WIN h.RsIy, slightly injured.
OSCAR CoMrIos hurt in the side and the Say. he
hs. DO use q hi. ann Resides AZ Rockford III
Mrs y. MiKAsHAw, low er limbs injured
Ms N D. STkrETER, Morris Ill, side aud he ID injured but
Sir. MAY J. cso.rs Berry Hill Trambul Co. o. hips and
back injured and w.lk she had been - Wisconsin,
Lslfs on the road bad hurt prospect ~ his
eTy w could not learn his name
JAMES WmrTHLL Of North Fast, Penn somewhat injured,
but va. ses to Par h. :Sfnsi Y i Pan, On ,hi, w,v to New
Yat weGe slightly injured. -
Nj BEovS q Marathon. N Y, injuries slight
There NAV be a few more slightly Injured but prob
ably not OF the abOve lit three, and perhaps four
will not recover. Every attention was beng bestowed
plon by the victims by the citizens oi South ben" an
Mishawaka. The Hon. George Bliss the President ot
the Road AID Col Ransom, ope OF the Directors, "trc
also on the ground and have given orders thar the
COMPANY will pay AL the expenses incurred 10 supply
ing every one with the pecessary Attendance, clothing
sc; and in fact, everything that may be needed Viii
be supplied by the Company
Souii lI}erd and Mshawaka, and Others TO the farm
houses cose at hand. Finally all the dead bodies were
taken 10 the latter place, where an inquest was
held but when the train left last evening no decision
had been rendered At that time full 500 persons were
at the scene of dlsssteI engaged in digging Tor dead
bodies but 10 additional ones had been discovered
Upon the best information that could be obtained,
was thought that thirty five bonies bad been di--
covered in ALL Add this, the body of MIR. Snmnefs
daughter not vet discovered, ard four wounded that
will probably die and the aggregate mortality o this
terrible disaster will be forty.
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FROM HAVANA.
ARRIVAL OF THE CAHAWBA.