New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-07

TELs FOR THE EAST, SUPPOSED By THE E2PREs'
TRAIN
Upon nquring at a number Of our principal Hotels,
we find the following Of persons VINO are known
OF supposedto have taken the o'clock tram for Boston
and intermediate places:
W soIes Boston. Miss Soles, Boston.
Mrs. f. ". Soles, L oston.
U.IoS PLACE HOTEL.
Jonathan Trotter frest Of Mr. Holt and lady y Haven
the Board Of Asst Alder d.. Person Salem, Mass.
Flint New IsT'sy Gr N s1Es P2 M.ine
Major s Cander and lady Mr. Biumer, Maine
Dispatch sent back to the hotel stating that Mr. Tro
ter. Mr.. Spear aid Mr. Bishop escaped by crawling
through the windows THE while it lay il II feet Of
water They we're badly bruised, but got back TO the
hotel last night where they now are MAJOR Camden and
bis wife also escaped. DR.. Pierson and lady missing
NEW-YOuk HOTEL.
There departures registered tor the tata tram
at this House.
F. W. Peck Burlington, Vt F.A Barton Springfield Mass
Miss Clark, Burlington, Vt. DR. Dickerman Boston
These are all the names registered for the train.
ST. NICHOLAS
DR. Warren wife and child,
Of Boston, mot the oldlL. j. Grant Richmond Va.
DoctOr)
from DIR Warren.
IRVING HOUSE.
party from Montgomery, Ala consisting OF Mr. liar'
re three children and ant and two Misses Duncombe
Geo L. RanddEe Boston. DR. a. Woodward Conn.
AsToR HOUSE.
Prof Robe and lady . chill. A. Setson, Aston House.
dren and servant D. J.. lngass, Boston
David Nevns and family Robbins aud party, canaan
firm Nevins, Nudge Il Co. Mr. Starbuck' Nantucket.
BrOadst Nj Macy Nantucket
VT Grnnel, Providence
Those from the Aston House were seated together in
the front of the the as carhat part which pro-
jected over tie open draw They are all safe.
telegraphic dispatch to the Aston announces the
safety of Mr.. r. Clark, of New-York T. c. Dayton,
Houston, Te'es' Mr.. Mitchell, Philadelphia It also
stated that Nlessrs Acorn and Brown were injured
HOWARD HOUSE
Or ID Thompson y hamp'n Edw. Sparks, Waterbury, Ct
Charlotte Willard Springfield, " Hangerisrd n T. CITY
with DR. Grey DR. Benson Wateryille, Me-
AMERICAN HOTEL.
V r. Chadbourne and daugh DR. Curtis lady Steuben Co.
ter, of Maine DR. Buck, Boston tsaiel
EARLE's HOTEL.
C. Branard Middetown, Ct NJ IL Grifiths, Danbury, Ct
j + Lewis New Britain. j. I. Peck, Bristol CT
W A. Jones, Wocot,ille. j. a Peck Bristol, CT
L. Hotchbiss Birm CHAM GIG. Osborne Watertown,Ct
Rev. MIR. Moore, Philadelphia lsavedl
WESTERN HOIFL.
T ID Stewart lady and child New Haven.
DR. { Z. Fiske, Sturbndge Mass
Miss ii. ~ Payne, Worcester Saved
NATIONAL HOTEL.
Enoch Clapp Phila d. Snyeuy Fordham.
MERCHANTS HOTEL.
Benz Hodges. Holloway +. Savage Holloway.
Miss Gilbert Owego. Mrs. II Mitchell, Hartford
Miss Ii Mitchell Hartford S NJ Mitchell and Phla.
Mrs. William l.. Taylor and child Owego.
Mrs c. X. Sackett and son. Philadelphia
Those from the Merchants Hotel took their seats in
the rear ear and probably safe. telegraph dis
patch was sent to the Merchants Hotel stating that Mrs
Sackett was saved but was hurt some.
UNITED STATES HOTEL
sherman, Thomaston, Ne. Col Blake, New Haven.
j. { Gushing, do do Capt Bradley New Haven.
Col Blake and Capt. Bradley were in the rear car,
and are safe.
IoyEJoYs HOTEL.
d. X Brown Stafford, Conn Joseph II. Lomas, Boston.
L. Huntress Lowell, Conn. ID Il. Brown Stamford.
n Parker, Woodbury., Conn.
And siX others whose names could not be recalled.
TANMANY HOTEL.
Thos Raymond. Norwich Conn
DR.. Ives and DR. Knight of New-Haven are safe. DR..
Ives returned in care of some persons who belong
Staten Island and were so badly injured that Is not
probable that they can survive.
Incidents, Escapes, &c.
Geo W. Pomeroy, Esq of this City, placed his wife
and little under the charge OF Mr.. Spear, at Twenty
seventh ST., Just as the cars started Mr. Spear sue
ceeded by almost superhuman eXertons IN saving the
little bow but could not save Mrs POmeroy although he
returned at the risk of his life several times but he
succeeded in rescuing two more small boys
Mr. Allen Goss and his aged maiden sister from
POuphkeepsie, were on board. He was dangerously
wounded in the head and she killed by sPnters of
the broken car.
Mr. and Mrs James Mills, of this City who were dam
geOusly ed returned TO town last night and are
under medical treatment.
passenger reports Rev Mr.. Oncken Baptist MIS-
sonaTy and Rev Prof Tenbroeck among those slight
ly injured.
1t was stated at the place that the Engineer, Daniel
Tucker had run into the drawbrdge at Straford last
and that he had collision at POrchester two
years ago.
Clergyman and his wife had just changed with
a sailor. The sailor killed and the others escaped.
There PIG passengers upon the train of cars
near as could be ascertaned.
James Colburn, about % years of age, from
Richmond, Me, together with his brother, in
pany with his employer Mr.. Ring and his wife, in the
second car. His brother instantly killed COlburn
broke of the windows and helped Mrs Ring out
and then got out himself in the fall he had his right
shoulder broken. Mr.. Ring also escaped
Coroner's Inquest.
Justice John A. Weed, of South Norwalk summoneda
Jury of Inquest examine into the circumstances of
this deplorable calamity The following is the list Ofthe
Jury The Inquest sat in the afternoon at the depot
Henry Sleek foreman, Frederick Lockwood
r. ". Stuart L. l. Bebee,
Thomas Warner, J W Hubben,
Charles Mallory, Frederick Bradley
DIR. Charles Fitch, DR.. j. G. Barber,
Frederick Belden, ). +. Olmstead.
The investigation was commenced at about 4 o'clock