New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-29

by the IunlbcIi.lhu sallc! 'sAsHOa~ aNN'"E"', nv
yioufy reported:
csrp T. T,rrs,r orr ,dsfhia lie crushed be,wssu
tie csr. Ri. body could not se released anti tic cars
JSh I1i Sen,o.h Co =. Com E,chsnss vOlan,.ora
Red Mckay. Co. p.
Alber; Warner, Kssdirs.
serst Henry fccs hssdlng
Augustus HeLsf kessing
H. MoClu,t.y Phisd,phia. In the leg
Lieut.. rooGcf Pul. aGsiph.a siIhily
Lieut. Thompson Phiads phia slightly
- Stewart Co 2. taey.
J. Ho~ell 40 ms Co b. fhi.adeiphis
Lew. H.s-psn Resdus leg crushed
Robert =. Gfav.., fhAsas ph4A, BADLY
Alexander Warner, RssilDs slightly
obsie. J. k,Hsedy. rLlsdsly wounded In The hs't
' fRoS Duan rll.4,yli. Con- EIoban.. IN tho les,
fs~i. Rodoip Reading e. ,houid.
Hampton iiAlTi'. oosr.d Hss TON J.ef'oa'nuy. pa
CO. arm both es' badly cFu'hsd be 10 no, expected to
S..sr Rel o. Resi,s, l.ahl In bfos.n ard rIsh,
iSo,sa. t. Gishsld. Of Reading "a the he'd 'sh,ly.
Robert Gordon q tie fLa5sshis Com Exchange, rsh'
arm ard es cIu'hsd $3.50
Msh O'Sei Of Rs,dins 'nsh,y
- hcaidofisf d Heading "a Tue 'hou44s''
Henry Fi1 n Ec.dns efm bfose1 ,
hohsel aith Il Resdns severely voandcd In tho head
Capt. M.r.ha. rtli.dslEba Germ Exchange. both leg
JssHb Hamilton, dunn sr Reaas IN h, head AID hip.
David Hoama.icr, Reading. len les broieu,
william Sehsyisr Reading aln sfoAeL AID bead brn..sd
Thous. Cerf, PM .de phis. 'istty.
p seeii fh.dsgd. i.'ss ,,., Gr I'd T.. su'Ao4
Adam Deil Reading n.hs arm broken
ISter Ait.n. Ihilade Ihi. leg bfeAsn $1,000,
Robsr E.slsr. Phi.saSYhs bead wounded and hEhs ks
Joha Ms,ebeu. Reading both lss, broken.
IhsLuJ !. Dunn Ihl.als!l hla. .IsLty.
Jane. ONsh. leading, slightly n tho head
Duis s,iders reading badly wounded In ths head and
Jseo5 Croi Resdns badly wounded IN tie head
Samuel Hamilton, needing wounded BADLY.
Robert boJ'on ftilsosphi. legs .na .I"l .rl''a
i HuhlrsOu n
Be- hia srai'-d aid injured iri"'rLJ
Isaao 81 oofr, Is sAn :. head aud ACC bruised
Corporal H..,er lesdn. had and face badly bruised
WA Keller kssins tsay wounded.
ThoFe OF the wounded that could po-fiby he re-
moved, were brought INTO Harrisburg, AMI placed Ia
tire old factory opposite tue Capitol. lie scene
there Il most heart rcrding.
Col. Wm. b Thomas is unceasingly active IN his
attentions 10 the wounded, and doug all ho can Tor
their comfort. The members Of tue different coin-
tlnies Of tho 9Oth Regiment are also rendering
every assistance.
4 tonlraLaud who came into Hagertown from
Jaokson's army, was on the train. lilo was most
horrllly mutlllted.
The blame OF this terrible disastor is charged upon
the manager OF The Cumberland Valley Railroad,
aud AN investigation will certainly be demanded.
Corporal ) ott OF the Ke-erye Guards, received
fracture OF tho night leg aud IA compound fracture
Of the left. Tie ysCianh are OF Tie oIiDiOn IN Al
amputation IA necexsryi but as yet No operation
hai been periOfme6.
The following additional wounded have since been
reported:
i.nry Colby, Co T. Corn frohuge Guard, broised-
H~~ry Powell Co +, Corn Exchange OaHd' leg efei"n
saliyan. Co +, Com Exchange Guard, slshuy.
'eg T. Eidridse Co r. Corn EJchen.e Quad br1i'ed
b Crow 90. +. Cum Exchange Ou,Id badly bruised
Aolmes, co. b. Cora Exchange Guard 'is"ly III
Hiehard w rm, Co. :. Com Exchange, lei, les brOten
John sharen Reading badly wounded Ia tno icae -"d Ia
WA Hebnw Co ?, Corn Exchange ankle broken.