The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-09

Cray, Springfield, Mas; Walter French, Man.
chester, N. H.; a lady, - Parker, woodbury.,
Conn Nathaniel King, jr.. Athens, Ohio; man,
unknown. about 50 years of age, with brown hair
and whiskers; had on snuH-colored coat, black
shirt; a lady, about thirty years of age, black
hair, and rather dark complexion; had on grey
dress, trimmed with narrow black velvet; Francis
w Sa!es, Boston; j. M. Hutchinson, Boston; DR..
WEIGH, Hartford; lady, unknown, advanced In
years. stout build and short grey hair; had on
black velvet bonnet, and black merino dress; ID.
m. Opedock, about 10 years Of age, residence I'M
known, had on him ticket for Worcester; a boy
ABOUT II years of age, light complexion and light
na'r; had on a black silk cravat black broadcIoth
vest, snuff colored fine checked kerseymere pants.
shin shoee, white shirts and socks; female child,
ABOUT Tour moths of age; Oliver Barr supposed TO
be an agent for the Antioch College: o. W. Di.
mock, Mansfield, Conn; Young Irish woman.
about ~ years OF age; dark hair and hands much
h; eJeu ga .ne BACK. Had on purple and red
tween 70 and thirty years of age, with gold ring
marked SIM j." Had on green calico dress
singular pattern, white muslin sleeves, red flannel
lin collar; Ellen Gross, Poughkeepse, n n. Ellen
s. Bacon, Boston; w m. Vandeventer N York citv:
w. g. Dwight, Brooklyn; man not recognised;
Rev John Henry Luhers Villa msburghe T N
Fluent, residence not known Anna b. Lang res.
idence unknown; John Moss, Gardiner, Me-; Mrs,
Or. Llndey, or Landus, supposed TO reside in
Boston; Beverly Parker, Yorkville; Mrs. Mary E.
Robbins, New York; DR.. ]. Nj. Smith, Sprin gfeld
Macs Sampson Smith, Bellows Falls, Va: Miss
Carrigan, of New York. Her remains were con-
veyed to New York last night by her friends Her
sister was injured, and still remains at Norwalk;
Mrs. Hanna, New York; Susan Poneroy residence
unknown; Miss Mary E. Robbins, whose mother
was sso drowned; Mrs. G. r. Sparks Pittsfeld,
Macs; Josiah Bartlett, Mass; A bel Pierson, Sa-
lem, Mass; Isaac P. Goliath, Richmond, Maine;
Mary Carrigan, New York; female child about
years of age, fair complexion, and red hair had
on red dress, green sack, white apron, linen
CATERS tipped with patent leather, and white
woollen stockings; David B. Newell, Newport R.
l.; B. F. Lazier, residence unknown; Dr. Beach.
Bridgeport; Mr.. Dimick, who was injured badly,
it was reported died last evening.
NAMES OF THE INJURED.
Thomas, White. jr., Marlborough, N. H.; Mar
garet Carrigan, New York, lost a brother and sis
ter; Catharine Mayer, New Brunswick, N. J.;
Warren S. Newell, Georgia, ankle broken; John
Fluent, Lancaster, Pa; Leroy Grant, Richmond
Va; daughter of Rev. DR.. R1fus w Griswold of
New York, sufocated, but recovered, doubtful IL
che will live; Mrs. Griswold and daughter-in law
slightly injured; General l.. w. Harvey, N. Y;
Mrs. Harvey, N. Charlotte Parkes Yorkville,
lost her father; Thomas Hicks, N. Y; Miss KING,
Y; Elizabeth Burkee, Pennsylvania; Mrs S.
A. Hoppin, New Jersey. DR. j. w Bernis Charles
town, Mass Jonathan Trotter, N. Y; Rev. An
drew Tenbroeck. N. Y; Rev. Mr.. Oncken, Ger
many; DR.. c. H. Brown. lbs yjcb:. Mrs q n
Peter Adaley, Gardiner, Me-, slight.
Mr.. Edward Peck, of the firm Of ]. & j. H.
Peck, of Burlington. Vermont, accompanied by
Miss Helen Clark, of Philadelphia. his wife's sister,
were in the'cars. The young lady was eighty
injured, but both able TO take the return
train for New Y ork.
MISSING.
Mrs sackett, Miss Gilbert, and little boy are
not yet heard from.
PERSONS UNINJURED.
Mrs Moore, DR.. Thompson, Mrs Dr. Thonp.
son, Misc Adams James Nutting, s A. Spoouer.
DR.. Benson, E. Taylor, d. S, Hougerford, b.
Hodges, Maj. Camden, Mrs. Cander, Dr. Clan.
Mrs Timmerson, A. Marcy, j. Newton, Mrs
Newton, ]. L. Huntress, Dr. Ives j. Gilbert. Mas
ter Gilbert, Nj. Hunt. b. Peabody, Dresser. ].
Miles. Mrs Miles, R. Palmer, E. D. Kingsley, Miss
Kingsley, M. Murray, s. Nutting. E. Schmidt.
Eugene, e. Heath, A. s'eson, ] P. Ingalls,, j. d.
Stewart, Master Stewart, Mary E. Clarke. 3
Paine, E. Morton, A Murray, Or. Nevins and
family. Or. Russell, Geo Elmer. j. McCarty, DIR.
Curtis, Mrs. Curtis, w. G. Ransom, F. A. Barton.
J. H. Strong, DR.. Warren and family, DR.. Robv.
Or g: Bartlett, DR.. Book, ]. r. Chadbournc,
Willard, MI. D. Scott, w. b. Hodgkiss, p Ad.
ley, Chaa. Francis. w. T. Grinnel William
Moore, P. Young, A. Castle, H. Holbrook,
G. A. Hart. P. Macy, Mrs. Macy. George
S. Robins, P. Peacock, NJ j. Whtmore Dr. Bow
en-, Mr.. Bowen, DR. Lamb, A. Sherman E. BowIes.
nj. Merriam. G. Southrington, VIM. Whitney,
w. B. Goodenough,, Miss Hayward, Geo Meach,
sell. G. 4: Fuller, H. H Moore, E. Savage, c.
Hodges, G. Bramore, J. r. Peck R. G. WalpoIe.
J Ring, jr., Mrs. Ring, c. F Spear, and a bow
named Frank, J. Trotter, ]. Maeder, G. F. Run.
bridge, Mrs Rundridges MIR. Dimmock, Dr..
White, Mr.. Stodart, DE-. Bemiz, ]. o. Cushing,
DR.. Diokerman H. S. Wilcox, Dr. Tallcott, Dr..
L Ives, DR.. Woodward, J D. Ferguson, Lucretia
D. Fisher.