New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-19
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
aAn TORN UP AND TRAIN THROWN FioN rHB
rRAcK-oSB PERSON KILLED AID SEVERAL
woUSDEp-RgwARp FOR THE MURDirER
Special Dispatch 10 The MY. Tribune.

Yesterday morning about half past ;wo ci /. as
the Express train for NewYOrk the All. &c Al Great
Western Railroad passing curve three ald miles
the other side OF Union about - miles aou willie
il ran of the track and plunged down a. "no''i 1t ~
feet high The engine baggage car two Pr 81 co.'s ana
two sleeping coaches down. and were hsy damaged
number Of persons were hurt MT; T. 7.
skull being crushed in Mr. A ID. White be conductor Of
Ohio who was on her wedding tour was slightly in M and
man belonging In jamestown N w. had hs Al IiOhon
and was injured about the head and throat Tue or mlTes
were all slight An operator and telegraph ,oer OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company who were upon inc Ihln
immediately cut the wire and seni dinsch 20
the spot having on board Gen % Meiarn super
iutenden of the Road and DR. John T. Roy sigeoL Inc
wounded were cared for and part Of rem sent 10 cory
about Il miles distant The rest were br.sf TO Mea'e
Gen McLaren made an examination oil " tl1h wiz 'S
accident occurred and found that the Iu had uen ehVN
from the track upon the inside OF the c me feno o.
which had caused the accident This ral vas 0uh1 near tp
middle OF the track battered In the Ia "h al US ieu
bors showed signs of humping and ban IRON lte car
wheels The spikes which had fastened t removed l ".e
missing Every indication proved that u Pceueh WIS le
result Of malice on the part OF some s
and have offered reward OF S'. bt zoe .liiehen
sion Of the scoundrel beside employing To- 9
all Of the circumstances OF the Mr. MieW- was tP
first passenger killed on the Atlantic ana IA western
Road His body was taken IN chagc ny tn' 1 ~
this city he Icing member OF the rntenu! ""u NJ ~ ne1
hall t the could be sent 10 HI, relatives nephs" ar
rived in last night and took his remsas 10 ta to-day
coroner ma aest upon ms bod! re'"i'eu " "'
eordance with tie facts stated above
. ....If RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN TENNESSEE. t'
MEMPHIS October lS.-An excursion tram on the
Mennis and Charleston Railroad returning n IN touIna-
ment ran through trestle BurnSyn n4s morning de
uolishng two cars About forty persons NsIe geu Only
two seriously The accident was CAUSED ID tAe PAAhs N
truck. ....,. ----.---. ...r 81. gf4.5.r
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Toposro G. W.. Oct I7.-Itis not decided YET whether
the Governor. General will accompany the CONFEDERATION
delegates on their Journey England The PFoba6lhnes
are that he will follow them few weeks sftetwrd NO
reliable information can be obtained re- Sarng the di
EMISSIONS in the late Cabinet meeting, bat II s supposed
tatrt Confederation was the man toper i sslg.ss.1
A ministerial dinner took place at Montreal 0a The 3Oth
OF September Il wasa private affair and ne nredera-
ton scheme II Il Believed, was discussed ~ icn -"
IN In 0fthe trouble about tho Ian Sare ex
tradition case tho Slges Montreal have agfsd inia-
tuYe wheb Necessary, hat issue nj ofhabeas
eoreas immediately Yhcnappllet ioL is.-A ss9ol
81 pPALo Oct Special dispiches FROM Iorcrtb
say that the Feran prisoners wi Pople,y bc hT2qsf
rp for trial next Mond4y. Nos, OF the rsJacts atelP
patiently %ttoat feni money or COUNSEL t5aaorlsa
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