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

n-.s-sr,-, va, no, on the train person
Or Essh. Of bTSss I'D 20 reported TIE person re-
90 EssT,- Archibald Wliams sapuss i5 Heis among
49, ~ Hartford formerly OF
a. decezsed 10, car were saved.
s,,e man CONNECTED sun 'le ,ted TIE effects Of
lin and not and bf'lss 80 ~ The Jary handed
f,o1es,.ss5 nsrt;es were, by VOC - W.
eysT . @ ooeupd The Vhoe Of e5 nS Sosjes Of e.
-. e. ~ lelf BY deAvernz pSy'''
ce,sed 70 ih,r ee ~ the officers Of the Company 1n
We "a. a. Bridgenan we're 70 eve t rsi - tbs
preestnoe 70 sns = Tore the tragensn would attend 70
Paeihf XII NOT DO 80 6rsi time because rs Iii
BIN "a and hOpsc 20 hold on i"DS 49, .,3 -. 80,
tan 80 tis bot; but the Captain h+Ied Asa
70 pass brde tsSpg sy sign Of the train be was forced
- ssfow ~ boat 20 pass - 80 % -scover he
~, ssswood Of this City has gone up % w. ~
hIefN, ID +. Lozer, 81 Dundas CANADA Wes'. WI,
BODY 9 ' ,o1and dollars 10 his pockets, since taken
L. bad sereI@i u0'''-''
care o. hosv Of Mrs A. l. DssaDque Of Philadelphia was
see. cow bcs saved were Mr Nathan Harris three chi
al nurse Of Montgomery. Ala who we're rescued ~
81 ea,rtS Of Dir Brocthur-t Carroll OF Nor"a 81 - %
1.Iis,n Mr. G. happened 10 be close by al me 9s VI
.,rophe and was about the first 20 get ooat "
IT, - Mere struggling for life lie was also act'e ID
n saturday afternoon the Superintendent directed pr
In S".n daguerreoypist to take pictures OF some OF
NE nbv.eaps ard many Of the citizens and hale' Oh
sorwsk have devoted themselves 70 lhe caiV . ~ 'no
80 srs comfort Of the afflicted ever since te occur
renee. -, AZ. ..o-,;oo.
The following bodies were recognized TINS Inoln 1 1
1no J-s hns3 recognized Mrs Desanque Of Phla-
de,nbs and has been claimed by her reItuH =, Ma
~ Dr. Josiah Bartlett, strathan Nh ana noI VA
tset,s "a This morning reported. His BODY mas oee1
Claimed by bis brother who will convey II nome 'i' a.
is Mo- James Hill n y claimed by his brother and
Ne b. Is Mrs James Robbins, and not Miss Mary L. as
fsRS "a David y Newell. Newport n H., and not r. L.
,orted This morning lie had been 10 Georgia Tor MS
bsh and was returning nome to hrs friends w9en ne S
lis untmely end. His uncle Is badly hurt ana Staying l"
the house of MIR. Quintard, OF Norwalk
No II Mrs Ann 7. Green Of Baltimore. w.
No - Samuel n Hsssard her grandson; OF lonkers'
y both recognized by her M,s. nsimed
nv her brother No ~ Broadst ny ,,.-;n..
The following bodies sent eastward TINS morning ~,
Dir Smith. Springfield Mr. Hg'chngs sonoseld. DR.
Josab Bartlett Stratham n II Jas CoIpato hlcnHoNu
Me DR. Welch, Hartford John S Moss Gardiner NE
Various Facts from other Sources.
Mr. Peck Of Burlington, Vermont ana n WIS., % ,hap
yifes sister were in the second car anu NIL heger
beside the Conductor, escaped All the Otner' ho"0''i
The faces of the dead are perfectly natural with but fe"
exceptions. -, .,, sa,oD wounded ner
.ons who were suffering the most intense agony iour OF
Them we're gentlemen and three OF them ladies'.
Tha cars were literally 10 atoms, and pies OF seats
and pieces Of wood now to be seen re%eu uP nAe
mountains ,,uo po;,,oad Connanv
"a hovoht 10 the station The dead bodies as they were
hrovgb IN were marked and placed in them Upon those
bo were recognised the clothing on them at the time OF
he disaster was allowed to remain while nose VINO were
were stripped their clothing and vauaDles placed
safely away and upon their persons clean linen shrouus
were arranged. =, .. .,.,od
70 show the reckessne Of some of the persons entrusted
with the management Of railroad trains we may mention
says The Hartford C0ur0Ht that the President OF one OF
M roads running into Bridgeport informed gentleman OF
this city recently, that be had within short tme placed
The signals TO indicate that draw was open wheh was
moi Tor the purpose Of testing the engineer tine least
attention was paid TO the signals, and had the Draw i'll re
aty been open accident ~ serious IN ITS consequences
~ The present one might have been the result In s m
stance The engineer was promptly discharged but we DOUBT
whether measures taken tn guard other roads against
employing 50 reckless an individual
co,rec, List of the Dend-PersonaI Notces-Con
tion of ihe wounded-The Inquest &C., &c.
lTROM OUR OwS REPORTERS
The following list of the dead has been prepared with
the greatest care, and We think will be found entirely
correct
NAMES THE DEAD. IA.
ANDERSON JULIA, four years OF age.
2 BACON ELLEN s., Boston, Mass, daughter of Daniel
C. Bacon Of Jamaica Plans Her body WAS conveyed to
Boston by the mid night ualn Friday night The brother
Of the deceased had very escape no had just
le his sisters side TO go iut the smoking His Ia
vas on door of the at the time OF the &C den lie
escaped without much injury.
BSRTITTT' DIR. JOSIAH Strltham n H. The de.
ceased was 90 yeas OF age on the day Of his death His
body has been claimed by his brother who conveyed II
home 10 New Hampshire on Saturday last
BARR ELDER OLIVER. formerly Pastor of the Suffolk
s Christian Church late Agent of Antioch College, Ohio
and disappointment: to preach at Newourypor on Sand
ls and Portland next Sunday in order to raise funds
for the College. lie in the 5jd year OF his age Ills
family reside Aurora, Kane County Illinois His body
was claimed by MIR Henry krapps, OF New ork, and
brought by him this City Saturday last The dtugh
ter OF Mr. Barr is STAYING at the residence OF Mt
Krapps The funeral Of Mr. Barr took place yesterday at
the Church of which he formerly the Pastor large
number of his old congregation, together with others com
pletey filing the Church present and testified their
respect for his memory in the most touching manner His
remains will be inferred temporarily IN the receiving vault
Of the Cypress Hill Cemetery.
s. BHkcH, DIR SAMUEL, Bridgeport Conn. Mr. Beach
had been tothe Convention of the American Medical Asso
citation held in New York and ON his return home met with
his death The report has connected with Il that DR. Nash
was killed but this is mistake, as Drs. n. are both
At home There fears however that may possibly be
DIR Robt Hubbard of Bridgeport though there nothing
further TO such fears than that DR. H. was in New
York attending the Medical Convention
G. GOLIATH Isaac G., Richmond, Maine recognized by
his brother James Goliath, who sat next him. and fOrtu
nately escaped with broken shoulder. The body was
taken home by James ON Saturday last.
T. CARMeAN, MARY, New York City Her remains were
conveyed TO New York Friday night by her friends Her
sister was injured and still remains at Norwalk.
DKsAueUE Mrs, of Philadelphia, claimed by her rela
tves, and taken home ON Saturday last
o. Mrs DMMOcK. ID. W. Mansfield, Conn.
TO- DwIGHT, DIR W ID, OF No. l9s Chntonst, Brooklyn
NY When found he disfgured that DR. Warren
who well acquainted with him. did not recognize his
person until the contents of his pocket had been inspected
His body has been identified and his remains brought
home on saturday evening.
H. FRENCH, WALTER, Esq. Manchester, ~ H. Mr.
French formerly Mayor OF Manchester his body
taken in charge by Mr.. huntress OF Lowell
l2 FLuESr, Mrs j. NJ, Lancaster, Penn. This lady was
married in New York the morning of her death When