The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

escond witch met with d,sas.s, vas lvlns ner6e,
vA eSs Al u " late inmates had been removed aud
ssas was ssjns done az them Nov many psrishsd IL
- ourniax cg npozsois - yet 70 eay, and IL Y
very probable Aill pcs y snosn lor soms lima. W M
Ths race were The Grst struck alter being ire
o,piiated OF ths bridge dtcuit access aud Alter
ssceins he half dozen cr - psrsors before the nmes
~ NJ . disturb tAs remains Il those Who pershsd IN
re burning or. That however, win b attended 70
shls moFnlng. - -. y. IN @... ~. Y. 7. NJ n
'Nx #@E vErrISd TIN ryJuavp.
Soon after arriving tho al the accident our re-
porter visited Justice Soutnwck's house. which pro
eentsd ths appearances u al srmy hospital Every
q injured passengers. In Que corner could be seen
wonan nsohsible her bruised and d,scolored with
sas ~ sa9 1 man wac 2sd few hos pre-
nesith, but now ting batweea life sad death
ESerywherc could % sesn those angels Il nercyk nd
ana sne-hearted wome errg those throw
upon their hands; aud sure FUN what
that the Injured ones wc kindly and caaesly cared or
AT rur nrrfAfo DEror. Ia
from the tfkua that the Of fearful calamity
Was ssce led Ia The cts tie telegraph aud other ocos
Of the LsSe shore ruai were besegei by anxious in
quir, Of wlom had trends or resati Is on the
III n'ed tram The uimost ems Iteration vas shown 10
al these, especial Al tns telegraph once tho wires II
which ssefe Used asidqoaaiy. i.any tLs anxious
beaninr, having heard thai their friends safe
only sshSy wonnded; wfiie Others away weeping,
recsivlg the terrible message, .Dcad."
AomifAole police aransemeais wsrc madc At TIE
depot, howevcr aud when Tho train duo At txcnty
mid0s~s past nvo O'Clock whfed Into " about nibo
O'Clock. bringing q number OF the slightly In
jurei. tho excited crowd WIS effectively prevented
fron, impeding the msvemen,s Of tho woandsd.
Alter ths arrival Of thus train tho greater portion Of
tho>e collected at tho depnt beng seekers
and having sat s1sd their curiosity from
with the Sys witnesses who'll the train brought Ia
parted and len tho badIng com parAvey clear Tor tue
tram expected lat.r In the evening" with load OF dead
and SOUNDED 4 was gensrsliy expected that this
wouli De loaded down with corpses aud MANNED
sons. AMI By geosra consent, II we're, IL styled
ses TIE ruvERAL TRAIN
The regular eight O'Clock was kept back for the
arrival 81 this which entered the depot at elsven n.
Is could scarcely claim the tts gwen r. - It bronght
70 tho cfty but nina wounded persons those who
70 seriously injured 10 be novel with d3cuty and
tho deal being lon at Angola y was sad sight to
witness the removal Of these wounded ones to pac,s
81 comfort Stretchers had NOT been provided and
each ono was received from tbs platform Of the in
Tho arm4 o. strong man, willis the bysanders ntood
eth-r sde roverenty aud borne 10 sleghs In wait
ing o. to the hosl opp se the dspot The pad iacss
Of the snnrer and their air Of bcwildermcut
troy eucoun' cred the OF 20 many Grange cons-
narcsS vivdly recalled the fearful days Of war inst
psseci and IL mouTnfuI scene8 Every arrangement
70 siDls for sOev comfort made oythe officers Of
ths rosd who conspcuous IN their vigant atten-
tiou 70 the welfare Of tho wounded