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Norwalk, 9th.
Farriio OGarra and Jas. Van Wyck two Of
he men Injured on the railroad on the night of
he sixth, are not expected to live. O'Garra
lad his left leg cut off and his right leg is thought
roken. The New Haven Journa! contains the
,otice of public meeting on the requisition OF
he citizens to memoralise the Legislature on
he Norwalk tragedy. The New York state
society celebrate its anniversary at
Metropolitan Hall. Capt. Foote of U. S. Navy |
and Rev. F. Fenton Of Brooklyn and others will
attend
Norwalk, 10th.
Miss Griswold is recovering slowly, and will
probably recover. Messrs. Boom and Derrick
will be here to day to raise the engine this
evening.
The jury are expected to deliver their verdict
to day
THE RAILROAD COLLISION.
PHILADELPHIA, May 7.
The following is the list of persons injured by
the late railroad accident
Among the killed is Oliver Barr, agent of An
tioch College, Ohio.
Among the injured are John w. Fluent, Lam
caster, who was married the night previous ::
his wife is dead Elizabeth Bucks, cf Pennsyl.
vania, also injured, Warren S, Newell, Of Geor.
gia, has an ankle broken.
New York, May.
ADDITIONAL Loss BY THE AccIDENT-Na
thaniel King, ir. Athens, Ohio; VIM A. l.. De
Sauguere, ofPhiladel phla-has daughter in
Pittsburgh; Francis w. Sanity, Boston; T. A..
Hutchinson, Il. w. Opeoduk, Worcester D.
w. Dimmock, Mansfield, Connecticut; Miss
w. G. Dwight, Brooklyn Amos d. Long,
supposed of Boston; Mrs DR.. Landress, SUB;
posed of Baltimore; Beaverly Parke, Mary L.
Robins, Lenox Moses and daughter, Sampson
Goldsmith, Bellows Falls Mrs Sparks. Itch.
field, Massachusetts; DR.. Josiah Bartel, Mass );
Abel l. Pearson, Salem, Massachusetts; Isaac
Colbroo,h, Richmond, Maine; b. s. Davis, res
idence unknown. Mrs. Hannah, Eighteenth
street, N York Most of the bodies recovered
are physicians returning from the Medical Con.
| vention.
STILL LATER-ADDlrIoNAL LOST Miss
Mitchell, Hartford; DR.. A. s, Pierpont, Salem;
a physician of Boston; MIR. Vandervenier, for.
merly President Of the India Rubber Company
Drs. Ives and Wilcox, Of New Haven, wen
down in the baggage car under water, but broke
out and escaped.
New York, May 7.
Fifty four bodies have been recovered from
the river at Ipswich, nearly all recognized ant
mostly from the East; none from the West o.
South as vet, except the one previously men.
toned. Warren S. NOVEL;, of Georgia, had al
ANGLE broken. The Coroner's inquest is still
going on The evidence appears to establish
the fact that the bridge tender promptly CAV,
the signal that the draw was open, but instea,
of holding up, the Engineer appears not to hav,
taken any notice of it, but dashed on at full
speed. Efforts are now making to recover al
the bodies from the river by drags, firing Of can
non, &c.
ARRIVAL OF THE ELDORADO.
New York, May 9.
The Ell Dorado arrived at 9 O'Clock yesterda,
afternoon from Aspinwall, which she left Apr
Both. She brings 800 passengers, and $50, OO
on freight. California dates are to April 9th
Left at Aspinwall the illinois, waiting for tn
mails and treasure by the Northern Light, /
leave San Francisco on the 10th.
The health of Aspinwall was good, and bust
ness flourishing.
There is nothing of importance from the 18th
mus
The subscriptions for the relief of the suffer
by the independence was so ample that the com
Another attempt was made, on the night O
the 9th, to fire the city The robber Joaquin
is said to be in San Francisco in disguise.
Proceedings had been commenced in the Dis
trict curt relative to the Independence
A report from Humboldt Bay states that i
or Is men exploring the roads along Paragu
Bay to Rouge River valley, had been murderer
by the Indians.
The Alta California states positively that a
expedition is on foot for taking possession of tn
Mexican province of Sonora, and that the de
signs are known at Washington, as well as t
the authorities in California. In few DAYS
it says, the public will be fully advised of tn
particulars.
Philadelphia, May 5.
Ruenos Ayres dates have been received a
Salem up to 18th March. They confirm tn
report that the revolution had ended, and peac
was concluded
Gore, the British Minister, is charged i
Buenos Ayres as being the cause of bloodshed
An arrival at Baltimore to- day fro II Rio Jane
iro, with dates to 9th March, states that 20 90
bags of coffee have been shipped for New Yor
since 10th March. Flour firm at former rate
Coffee very firm !; the stock is only 1000
sacks, mostly of low grades.
Cincinnati, MAY Z, P. M.
A movement is being made to CO ,truct can
al on the Indian side of the Falls of Ohio, b
private capitalists, all hopes OF the governmen
removing the present distractions being prett
much abandoned. .
Judge Thomas, an old and respectable cti
ZEN OF Mt. Vernon, Ohio, committed suicid
last Monday, while laborng under mental ex
element. He was the first Senator from Indi
ana, and author of the celebrated compromis
law, which Henry Clay carried through Con
gress.
i Mr.. Pruden, prosecuting attorney of TIL
county, and MIR. Chambers, lawyer, had
personal collision in the Criminal Court room
4 Baltimore, May 5.
The Maryland Legislature yesterday rescine
ed the capitaton tax on the Metropolitan Rail
road, which is TO connect the Baltimore and Obi
road to Washington.