New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-27
Pittsburgh Rniirord - Six Person.
Killed Outright - Twenty o. Thirty
Injured.
From. Tho Pi.t.b urgh Con. .nercial, 2lth.

From The Pittsburgh Con nercial, z+th
The train over the Cleveland and PlttsbuyA
Railroad. which t the former place yesterday mon.
ing consisted u three passenger cars and the 6aggan
cur Wien about twenty-five miles from Clevealc.
and one mile from Huds0n. met with terrible ACC.
dent the particulars Of which. 90 far known. aa
thesc: Wien the tInin was crossing bridge. abol
thirty feet long and some ten or twelve feet high, alta
tie engine aud baggage car had passed over. ehert
Wheel, exc or rail broke. Ito iirst passenger 90
pitched down. followed by the two others, ard AID
them piled In the gorge Of runs wherein Il,
sIed. wounded snd The uninjured were mingled, caA
lag horrible scene.
Those tia, were not hurt Immediately set sbou, u
Treating those who we're rot 80 fortunate.
II WAS found ,hgt persous we're killed outrigss
ten OF twelve seriously injured, end fifteen or twer
slightly. The names ~ thc killed are az follows:
q. H. Periy, Cleveland.
John Robertson, Petersburg. Mich.
Mrs John Robertson, PeieIsbnrgb, Mich
Or. Is. IT, Miller Minerva. Ohio.
Stephen Hobei tson, Akron, Chic.
A lIdy, name not known. Adrian. Mich.
Dr. William Bosch. OF Pittsburgh, lad leg brohee.
He IN belle, ed 10 DC the only Pttbuiser who received
any injury Mss hoody, OF Ackron, and Miss Hall %
Welsvil,e. seriously injured. The names Ct %,
others injured have cot been able 10 ascef
tain. Measures were immediately taken to remen
tie wounded HUDSON, the CITIZENS OF which place ID
every thing in their power fol their comfort
The Railroad Company procured surgeons from even
t.cLlaI was done that could Dc done under the eircr
stances.
Alter the wreck had been cleared tho cars took ma
but one wns injured thereiEom.
Tie precise cause Of the accident Is yet unknov
The bridge was comparatively new and was regards
IS az unusually strong one. Tho engineer says be Per
ccited TO unusual motion thing wrong before u
cars took the p'ange.
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
We have stree ascertaincG that elk persons wut
killed aud f.eh injured. three OF whom It il repor
nave since died among the number Or. Bosch In ID
rear car we're number Of young ladies' pupils Of he
Cicve aud Female Seminary. Who were on their ws!io
their hoiues " enjoy the Christmas vacation. Thrs
young lad rom tn!s city tie train, and their
friends were extremely anxious Tor their safety, bot
tescrsptlc dispatch from the principal was received
during The evening" containing tho welcome news thai
they had not been injured
A child OF Mr.. and Irs. Robinson, from Petersburg
Michigan. both OF wEom were anoug the killed. named
Mary Robinson is now at Hudson She states that s,l
the. utc. and Self were on their way 10 see grand
mother Gown, residing Ia Pittsburgh II any 81 h'
relatives are here they should communicate with ny.
WIN. Stewart. the office OF tie Cleveland aud PiS
buIgh road. 90 Penn II.
CLEyErASp Dec. %
BY the accident the Cleveland railroad ~ day f',
were ki,lef and s.y.oue wounded. Among the kiaS
Petersburg, Michigan: Dr. b. H. Miller. Minerva
OHIO, Stephen Robinson. Akron Ohio. Some Oh ~
wounded aIc-Ceu. Peaoyer. Massilon Wi.liio
Thompson. Hudson; Mrs. Gelyer, Phiade phia, CSs
hIng. 2Jth Ohio, Winchester. Quo; W. ii. Coopef,
heatihg. PeDasNEan.a; Ms. ". II. Cooper, ReaGis
Pennsy!y ANA. - L. stevens, Indian Burean. Wssh1e
tDn; Frank Thompson. Mansfield. oho X. +. Graham
Allersbulg; Charles Kcnworthy. Philadelphia; Pesi
Hamgoa Cleveland. Mrs Ul4bstae'ter. ClcVelsnd
Dr. W. Bosch, Pittsburgh, Herbert Gilman, Ce'e
land; w. a. Baldwin, Elnira; Mrs.. A. Baldwin Clers
and.