New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-13
The Late Terrible Disaster on the Wesierp
Railroad.
Correspondence CT The Tribune.
HINspAI.E, Mass Tuesday, Sep

HiNspALE, Mass Tuesday Sep 10.
An awful accident occurred in Shis place lass
evening The train of cars on the Western Rail
road for Boston, which passes here at 6t O'Clock,
had gone about three-qua,ters Of mile from this
depot when an axle Of the middle passenger ca
broke and ruin followed The car was drawn over
she wheels, which plunged through ems bottom and
tore floor and seas to pieces. Fortunately the
coupling broke and the hind car was stepped and
saved But tho scole was 6roadfuiono. dFoans
and cries blood and taara parontE calling for call-
dren and children for parents the ies' Of man
were seen projecting nom u4der the etashed car,
3 vsiebt resting upon hts breast and head he was
taken ont dead and was instantly recognized Ra
Col Samuel Jones Mumtord OF your city HIS
d.u.bter was present somewhat bruiBed but on
erssony at the awful spectacle her father present
ed His head was crimsoned with blood MS
clothes torn, bis body crushed They were with
MIR Hyslop and family NEo OF your olty, ana were
RD;shinp THAR Summer excursion by tour 20
snriDefelS. Mr. Il is slightly aud Mra d. badly
brQiged butall were able to proceed WIFE the ooay
of Mr. Mumford which has been taken today 70
9cbeneCtsdy, where understand he has brother
Another bo3y was taken out and l aGlis;ed in the
examination Of some papers upon the person, which
shorr.d the deceased to be Mr. John Il W hltte-
more Of Leicester Mass. He had ticket IN his
1ock at for Boston. No friends were with him, aud
fis ransiDs wsre sent home this morning. TIE
hodv n female was extracted from The ruins,
which proved to be that Of Miss Jane Rosseie,
DAUGHTER of the proprietor o. the DelaYsA house N
Albany. Eer brother vas present, and sold ne ne
s,t m the zane sest with her. Sc Is uainJaEed
Miss =, was &c wears Of age and this was Ter FIST
rsgulsr excursion from h0ms. Hsr neck e as oFo.
ken. learn that Mr. Il has lost hl4 we and
another daughter within shogs time rms Will
fjl his cup to the brim OF sortow. None olefs were
Killed have visited all tbs woa1ded tats rl9r2
irr and ind them doing well. None Sra danger
ouslv hurt, Snd none have broken .itao'
shall ueyer forget the seems o. 1851 eseA.A5
lanterns moving about just snouehto u 2Ee u eel
the gloom the alarmed crowd, tae te3o s-i-,-i=s
mon the grass Ii was dreadf0l-she bones ware
taken TO The village at Hinsdsle ana carefully lad
ont bv our citizens, As soon IS pvSs'ose t1s c'tl
n5nvbad phyIicials or the ground ION p1..5iiv-l
Ind 'spripgfeld in addition TO our own physi3aas
and ELEGANT cottns were sent from Springfield \
large crowd assembled this morning. ana witnessed
tbeir removal hy the trains In silence aud Ia teaFi
Conner Ingersoll enpannened an excellent 1.y O
INQUEST this morning, but they have rs0dored 40
verdict, having adjourned till Tuesday nex5 or tne
nprpo.e Of having Witnesses produced S2t 'ss!y rs
n the care taken bv the Railroad Company Ia ex
aiming their axles Is TO the mtteTi1 pax IL uen,
kc They will be thorough THIS sx'e was ialify
aasppears from the fact that ~hlta falS oiokea
all the rest were only benz The concassioEs wnloa
fnliowed Ma event OF such d to'eHa cngfaefer
has aver before occa,fsd in THIS region ID y Iae
Providence be so laid 10 heart tina. men IL AZ ieATA
there is but 6 step between them Snd ee*tn- L 8.