The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-10
OUR NoRwALK CORRESPONDENTS.


NoRwAIK, Monday, May 9-5 M.
The of the late disaster and the buildings of tho
company where the dead bodies not reclaimed lying
thronsed all day yesterday, despite the cold and
dIenchipg rain, by curious and anxious visters At
eight O'Clock last evening several members of family
just arrived from New York. recognized one of their num-
Der in coffin at the depot, and their shricks and wang
startling and peous for long time, before they
could repress such exhibitions of feeling Generally the
bereaved have been calm and shall never forget the
solemn and impressive grief-slent STILL and, on the
part Of the man almost stern-of aged couple who
Saturday to carry away the remains of child
impression to be general that there bodies
yet undiscovered The bottom Of the bay river n.o
which the precipated is exceedingly soft, to
unusual depth that the lost engine nearly all be-
low the apparent bed Of the water On Saturday night
It was said that hand projecting through the
mud and efforts made to regain the body to which
it belongs. Only shawl and some other garments of
woman were however, drawn up Bodies may have
been carried out to by the ebbing tides, or may
be concealed under the wrecks Of the cars &c. not yet
dragged to the shore.
The injured were generally doing well. Miss Emily
Grswod daughter of Rev. Dr. Grswod) is at the house
of Mr. Quntard and continues be object Of great
anxiety. Saturday night of continued agony to
her. and it was not believed that she could survive
till morning. DR.. Sammis remained in the house all
night and at o'clock yesterday morning Drs ynes
and Mclean Joined him in consultation, when
we're taken which had favor able influence, and the suf
erer much comfortable yesterday, and hopes
revived OF her recovery She has had 6tful and i'm
perfect returns Of reason but at period any concep
ton Of what has occurred to her. Mrs. Grswoh is at
the house of Gen. Gure and has not yet been able to
her daughter.
The Rev. Mr. Oncken, Of Germany, is at Capt Fords
He has suffered much, but patiently and cheerfuy He
was comfortable at late hour last night.
The ladies here especially those of Mr. Quintards
family, with whom there six invads, deserve the
utmost praise for their kadnsss This is true, too Of
of Mrs. By xbee whose should be enrolled in the
calendar Of the saints and of Miss CURE who exerts her
| self continually for the relief of the sufferers.
TELEGRAPHIC.
NoRwALK, May e-12 NJ.
The two bodies remaining unrecognized lat evening,
appear, by tsegrAphic despatch just received from
Boston, TO be those Of Dr. Butler Wimarh Of Wcstsoro
Mass and Michael Rearden, Of Charlestown, Mass The
bodies we're sent by the express train this morning Ia
their friends. The bodies of Mrs. Harley and child, o
Baltimore were also sent to their friends in Boston h
morning. 80 that now there bodies remaining here
The trucks Of the and tender have beez
without any further discoveries. derrick now bein
gged in order 70 raise locomotive ana tender Al soo
o. psssibls.
Bills are posted in different parts Sf the town, calling
public meeting near The railroad srdss, where ths isa.