New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-29
CASUALTIES.
STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND LOSS or LIPB ON THE
ST. CLAIR RIVER.

/ STEAMBOAT COLLISION AND Loss or LIPB on THE
ST. CLAIR RIVER.
/ BIT rErBrSz
/ BUFFALO, Nov. 2s-The Courier Of this morning
publishes The statement OF the captain Of The steamer Lac IA
of he steamer Milwaukee which coled with hey; and re
that these statements hastily taken II IL impossible
place the responsibility for TINS memchuy accilenI D!
which life has been and thousands Of dollars worth OF prop
crty destroyed 1t is stated that there plenty Of searoom
Which vii doubtless be the subject Of ega investigation.
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
The mail train which icit here % O'Clock P n yesterday
ran Oh hc track Syracuse Mr. ScenueIhorn express
messenger injured but not seriously None Of the paasen
I gers were injured
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER NIGHTINGALE.
ny rrLEeRAPu TO 1HE
HOLMEs hole. Mass, Nov. 2s.-Arrived, steamer
Nightingale Breaker from New York FOR Boston
She WIS owed n by The steamer George Appnd this morning
with her shaft broken
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT
NJ TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUNE
ALBANY, Nov. 2S.-An unknown nan was found
ibis morning The Central Railroad track literally cut 70
pieces Bb' found near As remains, Win the name o.
John Connolly marked upon It also paper with the words
Angola, Erie County, y. y.
EXPLOSION or \ STEAM.TUG-TwO MEN KILLED.
ALBANY. Nov 2-.-Tie Journal says that at %
inmates before H o'clock this forenoon, while the steam tg
Heart employed 10 towing On the river was lng az tls
dock West Troy her boiler exploded a' Is believed IN CON
pieces hardly fragment b.us let which would overload
horse There were on board no me tnc only Two Ptrson
Thomas Caianer Captain single man - years OF age ah
Henry Phelps engineer 8 years Of gee WAo j. married aI
I has two children Both undoubtedly hthl INJURED
They blown ashore and TO distance from TIE scene
of The explosion.
Though their clothing no, their limbs broken
both badly about hr head and face and is believed
tbat they internally urcd In che opinion OF the attend
ing surgeon d. WithecA they cannot possibly survive Inc
report which follow ed c explosion not greater than THAT
caused by TAG discharge OF FOUNDER several canal boats
unloading lumber r thc immediate LeEhhWoJdi hulf
although spicrs and pieces OF IRON weTe buried IN every
direction hoHfd ~ them injured The boat was
by Capcr and Phelps Che injured and by Robert
Robinson We indebted fer these particulars 20 Mr. W ;
Haway NJ Tia lrV Nr Tie CINE % she tug was IA
horse power The hrl' Buao by the parties
who built the rug IL Hayner which exploded N the same
waters last April.
WRECK OF 4 SCHOONER.
? TrLyGBAru THiB-,E
DUFFIN's CRgEK, {. W., Nov. 25.-The schooner
swallow clpsled and drcd ashore Etohicoke Cre j.
issurpoei that the lost She loaded ~ Highland
Cre for Toronto Prom the appearance OF the wreck ~ is
supposed thar sprung leak and became unmonneeahc
Tie captain WIN. Ulttii1 veAknoWn skipper on
tlc LAKE having sailed on Lake Ontario Tor over - yeA.s
A DEAF MAN KILLED.
D TKLEGRAPH 20 TRIBUNE
PKOyIDEYCE, L. l., Nov. 25.-Heny II. Wight
maj deaf man was killed East Greenwich last evening
while walking on tle railroad track