New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12
THE RAILROAD MURDERS
THE CAMDEN ROAD MURDERS
Verdict Of the Jury.


The verdict Of the Jury the bodies Of the late suffer
ers by The Railway collision at Old Bridge WAS delivered on
Wednesday evening and arrived at New Brunswick be-
fore O'Clock the night but the telegraph agent
New BruI swIok refused to go to his Office alleging that
the New York Office closed did not get until last
evening when was brought by our special Reporter
Party spit had considerable influence with the Jurors
and they with difficulty came TO a decision
As will be seer by the transcript Of the official documen
below out Of twenty jurors s1 refused to sign It, III
reason given for refusing was that they deemed the
G. upapy responsible and deserving Of cenure. OF the
fifteen Jurors who signed the document sir are pointed out
as being either directly indirectly tosdies OF the Com
anv while three said TO be the creatures Of
the Company both body and soul
Tie whole Of the injured that were a; Old Bridge have
b, removed and the bodies OF the dead either taken
home or buried.
VERDICT or TIE Jury.
STATE ~ New JERSEY, -Nlddtss1 Congy san
inquison taken at Odbroge in the County AFORESAID me
tenth day Of August in the year 3 before me- John FER
rpe one ofhe Justices OF the Peace Of said County acting
as Coroner the absence Of the Coroner upon the veg
Of the bodies of Rosa Dustin, Ann Foot Mrs b'sliord,
and German unknown supposed TO be about 80 years
of age then and there lying dead upon the oah oil Pnes
NJ skinner foreman, James Cross, Benjamin Dh DAVld
Bssett, John W Thomas Henry Rqdd Dorset ,rhart'
" liam Palmer, James Appeoy, Joseph IL Bloodgood,
Anthony T. Valentine, John IS samuel Gordon a'c
Sunb Jas Bod n David Anderh) oh tn 9 Cnrs john
Plauer Gabriel Tenbroeck Andw. SnoThll Chts Green
GOOD and lawful men the said County who benz sworn
snd charged inquire the part and behalf OF the STATE
Of NewJersey when where aud hcw, and after what N N
rer the said Rosa Dustin Ann Foot Mrs Bradford, aud
be German man uBkDOsn as Aforesaid, came ID their
deaths say upon their Oahs Aforesaid tna te persons
aforesaid came to their deaths b. collision between Tue
New York and the Philadelphia trains OF cars at d
Bridge in the County Of Midolesex on the To inst and
tie Jury find that the collision was caused oy gross
on the part Of Inn Anderson engine driver OF
n train from South AmbOy. IN running Id tram AZ uau-
,usl speed by the station and around the curve a. Od
Bndle The Jury also ind toat Edward ha9chAmP. C5n
ucor Of the tram from South Am0Oy highly censnraoe
for emitting compare his watch and IN u OF the engine
oriytr with the standard clock OF the Camden aud Am
boy Railroad Company in New YORK., on the day OF their
C sop agresaby TO instructions expressly gwen oy sad
Company. ~
The said Jury exonerste the said Company from any
ensure IA regard to sad collision. The jury further think
Il the oroers Of SAID Company had been obeyed the COLTS
ion would not have place. The Jury n-rats the
ae41ts And officers ne from phls I-phs from an,
c-u,ufe. SIGNATURES % TuE JURY.
JoHS PERRiSE J. P, Aeiirx Coroner,
phness 81. skinner Nuisu fam-r
Jsmes ths mark Gross, yanes AgpeDy'
I,r,srlr A mn J0.efh II B.ooff01d.
Nd Esssf, Autfo1y 2 Valentine,
Joln " Thomas Davio Nsu DeflOof
ieuy hUdd, $3.50 H.niiN'
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