New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-09

which ia in the custody Of the Authorities lie was mer-
chant and hsd store in Dundas and another IN hAin
q. MrnRr1 Miss, daughter Of Mr. Stephen Merritt
ton and undertaken No 80 West Eighteenth st. brought
home 10 her ftber residence IN th Ci on Ine evening
Of the day Of the accident
81 MrTcEELr Miss Hartford. Conn
25 NEWELL, DAVID b. OF Newport, New hampshire Ihe
deceased was youngeTiy man' and was returning from
GEORGIA where lie had been residing for while for the
benefit 81 his health His uncle was by his side at the time
NJ the accident and is severely injured but IS being well
carej for In the house O Mr. Quntsrd, OF Norwalk.
o. OpEpEcK Is W Worcester. Mass.
o PaREER MRs.. Woodbury. Conn.
o. PArEER BKVFRLT. Yorkvlle n. Y. His daughter
Charlotte T. Parker with him at the time of the acct
dt,t she fortunately escaped death though somewhat IN
urtd The body of Mr. Parker was claimed 6y his reia
fyes and brought home. on Saturday evening last
% PERsON DR.. ABEL l., Salem, Mass lie had been TO
the Medical Convention and returning hons when ne
met his death. Dr. Warren who was sn intimate trend OF
the deceased unable TO gnze him, so terribly was
he disfgured and il only from the contents oi MS
pocket that be recognized DR. Person has long stood
the head Of the Medical profession ia Essex County lie
had great reputation a Surgeon, and was connected
with the Massachusetts, Hospital in Boston He was man
well known throug hOu the State for his scientific attain
menis. lie a msmber Of the American Academy OF
Art. and Sciences and during long and active life has
loved wide reputation eminent physician and sur
geon and public spirited citizen Salem has indeed
lost of her most worthy and influential residents Dr
Person about 65 years Of age.
80 PoMEROY SUSAN F. Stockbridge Mass recognized
and claimed by her brother Of No IL Broad St. New ork
and brought by him 10 New York
81. ROBBINS, MARY benox
49, RoBBiSs MRS. JAS II. These two ladies are mother
ard dsug hter they recognized and taken home oy
81 RISE NATHAN Jr of Boston. his way from Athens
Ohio where he has been employed for two year. past upon
railroad Upon b. person was una s'aS' tho firm
Of Ssyles Merriam Brewer. His wife daughter OF PEN
Hsjeit was badly injured she returned with the oody
If her husband in Friday nights train Mr. ssyes was
niv
gentleman much respected and regreueu Wy ie o''~'"
81 HARLEY. Mrs DIR, Baltimore.
~ S%iTH, Dr. J. Ri. Springfield Mass. DR.. Smith was
one of the leading physicians and one OF the mos
| enced in the City who was above reproach III MS
private character and high public esteem both as HAIL.
| a. SyiTH sampson Bellows Falls Vermont
| 80 SPARKS Mrs G.. X Pitsfeld, Mass Her body mas
| been taken home by her relatives 40, 9
| 40 SrEISHHInEE, ROBERT, in the employ OF MI =
Goldsmith No. 23l HudsonSI anu was oh h'S wa! " "
AZ TASE MAR11S, of West Twenty fifth ST. New York
was identified He was his way to Canaan to take
| charge Of furnace.
| az TANE Mrs MARTIN, wife Of the above
49, VAN DLvESTER, JACOB G.. Twenty third St n 4
Mr. Jonathan Troter President of the Board of Assistant
Aldermen sal beside him. and narrowly escaped death
Mr. Van Devente sremans were recognized by his brother
| and brought TO New York M
been attending the recent Medical Convention in New
! York The body taken home on the accommodation
| frau
day afternoon DR. Welchhed high rank a, physician
and was greatly esteemed as citizen and neighoor ms
death coming in the sudden and unexpected amer which
it did severe blow to his family who IN Their bereave
| ment have the sympathies OF the whole community
| Accounts of the Injured remaining nj Nerwalk.
There are yet number Of persons who were injured ~
ing in the dwellings of citizens at South NorWalk IN the
Immediate vicinity Of the bridge The following facts are
| from our reporters personal observations 80
AT Mr. James Qninards there seven OF the injured
| A.tttr viz
! Miss GRIswoLD daughter of Rev DIR Rufus w Girls
void BY the efforts of Mr. Lewis Benedict principally
she was restored consciousness after having been pro-
nounced dead, at about O'Clock on Saturday morning
There were strong hopes Of her recovery Later IN the
day. DR. Alex Stevens of York, and Dr. Churcn, "l
Newly ork Hospital arrived and held consultation IN the
case with the village physicians The best that they could
say is that her case is doubtful
| ; Mis- MAHAR of New. Brunswick n j. is doing well.
She is an Irish GIRL having friends in this country
g. Miss MARGARET CARWGAr, of Cheshire Mass, also
an Irish girl is lying the place, somewhat bruised
but doing well Her sister is one OF those thar lost the
a Mr.. THOMAS WHITE, Marlboro, N II. Cnear Keene)
injured internally feels much better ,,.,, r
s. MIR. WARREN 5. NEWELL oil fleasShI iiin laiU 20
County Georgia considerably hurt is also lying at Mr.
Quinards -.
married and whose wife drowned is at the same place
| considerably hurt
= Mr. LrRoY GRANT, Richmond Va had SO far recov.
cred Saturday to proceed 10 new 10TH ne WAS CUT
badly in the face.
At MIR Yorhrops opposite Mr.. Quintard's there were
- Saturday morning. VIZ
50 Mr. SAMUEL l.. DAY, of Boston, and wife Mr. Day
s able 10 be out lie showed of reporters his hat
through the side of which broken nail driven at the
time Of the catastrophe The nail has not been removed.
II was driven nearly drought the left front part OF Nj Day
skull Mrs Day is quite low but apparently recovering
IO-ll. Gen Harvey and lady, of New York are at the
same place Mrs severely hurt internally and bruised
on the face but is considered dangerously injured
| Gen H. was able to be about on Saturday
10 Mrs ELIZABETH BURKkE If Pa, was on her way to
Massachusetts, relatives She stopped at the
Newly ork Hotel Thursday night On Saturday she vas
able TO leave Mr. NOrthrOp and returned TO this Cy on
her way to her son. al Detroit.
| 49, CHARLoTTE T. PARKER of YOrkville a girl of 10
years age daughter of Beverly Parker who lost his e
was able 10 leave Mr. Northrops her home Saturday
| afternoon -
| a. JONATHAN TRorTER, Esq, of New York was at Mr..
Merls residence lie was injured about the throat and
chin by spners and somewhat hurt internally He left for
home by the O'Clock train Saturday afternoon accom-
panied 10y some members of his family.
10 Mrs GRsWoLD, wife OF Kew Or GrswOld IS lying 81
Gen Guyer residence She is externally bruised and is
obliged to keep her bed but is not externally injured
l6 MIR CHARLES COMsTOCE Conductor OF the train is at
Mr. Thomas Pecks He is considerably bruised, but will
recover.
H. Mr. Ed TUCKER Engineer of the train is in room
over restaurant lie considerably hurt On Saturday
afternoon mitted to him except the jury
| physicians and those closely connected with him.
The above all the injured persons remaining at Nor
walk up to Saturday night The other persons heretofore
reported wounded not sufficiently injured to pre-
| vent them from going forward
| Coroner's Investigation. Continued.
| sATURDAY-lO O'Clock AN
The Jury of Inquest under the direction of Mr. Henry
Sleek foremsn resumed the Investigation at the depot
Cart Ira Ford sworn-Ssw the train at litte after 10
O'clock live the road stepped on TO the fence saw
that the ball down. draw open and speed of the train
not stopped tried to make an alarm and thought that