, 1864-07-03

old man Of e., died after reaching Quebec
4 number left for tho West On Monaay' aud
354 etarted BY this unfortunate train. Afcw |
families remaiLcd behind. They were Ans
trains, PrnssInne, Swedes, Dunes, h9he-
ians polcs n o1e or M eases via
Chicago-1nost Of them to meet friends al
ready settled In that region: Those con-
ycreed With wcrc chiefly from Boscmia 40:
eeph. Roesler, from Bohtnla, Last ocy OF
tl'rec or four years; slneenz Nan.1hs' ~.
dead. /. Kolitzky, from. Bohemia. has]ost
babe Of one year; himself, vile and tnres
children survive. 4 boy, aged ~, nameo
KoLnll, from Bohemia, is among the asaq.
his father and mothcrafe among inc scsefelF
ow is among tic. wonnaet. s Ioulnrn;sz-
IL, from bohemia. lost two child1eu. Ars-
Kriegcr a widow, from Cob}elflz, has lott
son, a.-daughter and a sou III law tHo
.daughters survive, With herself Tie ehoEe
particulars as to nance; d., ere necessarily
very imperfect, the medical mcn having su-
pe11or and more pressing claims On tile ser:
vices Of my Interpreter. -,
The Appearance Of the contents Of tha
| chests recovered FROM The WRECK hetosentd
| that number OF the euigrAuts were IN lo!.
/ ernbly wcll-to-5o circumstance. Se!e1al hao
! bhutties and other itnpsnneuts OF the Veas-
| er'scfElt to8nc Uf the survivors say fhas ~
| the cars they were in: there was no llEht-
| The darkness must have added tnhrncneciy
10 the terrors Of the .frIgstiul descent Into
| the abyeB.
/ an; told that until to-dsy no accident has
| ever occurred on tAe GrauI Trunk, inSo'v-
| Ing the lpes Of l'se If p.ssrngezs, through
any tault either Of the Company or It's ser
vanss. Tho Iuaues: will .S,va@ who ia st
| fault. In tle ,pfcsent instance, uccos2in. TO
tile present INSPECT u tliugs, appearances are
! tremendously a;tiuss tbs driver, birney.
His cphducs rcctus nnsccountablv. except ol
the snpposition Of his belDg m1d or intox1-
cnted. -:
e1s, on hearing Of the, accident, CAN'T TO tue
spot In tAeiz: vehicles, with supplies of
milk, bread, Dut.cr, dc mud did all III their
power to treat the unfortunate people
kindly.
:: The sroec between tho piers was At erst
filed with the prvcipitated cars to such q
height that the bridge could rot be closed;
| the two or three uppcrn:ost cars were pulled
| out Of .he way ly q locomotive, b. tneans of
. rope attached, and The slight GAn!a,c done
| 10 tie edge OF the bridge wacrt tn. cass weus
oyer ha7ing been repaired, the truck was in
| diunry ttut1lc before 10, WHEN the QnrbeG
tratu, which had been due In Montreal ut 7::.ass
u. m, passed over. 1t Of course ietied tt
make: the connection at Montreal for TIT
I West.
It is supposed that the total mortality caus
Cd By the accident is about 70, The exact d.;
| u1es uay prove d little norc OF At.ie less
/ FoUEru DlsrATcn.
MONTREAL. June :2-m1dnight.
Tho train fortunately shunted little |.
falliug, so that a portion Of the cars Wes'
thrown partially on the tmbsnknent, and il
these tile people for the most part etca2et
death, though, Of course, maby 1ere kille'
and buddy Injured, Ouu euIercd amputatio1
for injury done to the knee Up to uiidu4sh L
tonight tt PERSONS have been found, and 1t |
! probable th;.t ten or twelve more are In thu
| ears, msps If which fell into ten fee: Of wa
Ter, and aome Of wlIicf, Ilau not becu got u,
Wien the last dispatch Uas received flom til
scene Of the disaster.
As coon Us the news reached Montreal th1
/ | morning, doctors and assistants We're sent or
and train came In this eFentcg with all tn
] persons VINO were alive, and with those VII.
hAd been engaged in the rescue. One wolnal
dlcd before the ttai1 camc up. The person
who were not wounded, to the number of -
hundred, we're accommodated ut the 81
, Cllarlea.' The rest, to the number Of abou
t sixty, we're divided between the English HoE
| pital and the Hotel Dieu. At midnight on
. had died and another was expected to die q
5 the English Hospital. The rest were said {
{ tie doing we'll. Tic cond1c. OF the anthorI
ties Of The Grand Trunk Is very favorabl
: spoktn OF