New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-11

roll for his noble conduct in this case Mr. is resident
Of NorwsIk, and recently Of Brooklyn, New YORK. -,
The derrick arrived in NorwaIk last evening and VIII be
M WnTr he witness Yesterday had the pleasure OF
seeing his friends we and sister VINO came on Ia ans yer
to elegraphic Dispatch received on sunday S me
situation and when the ladies' came mo me
they were sobbiDg bitterly We had the pleasure to IN
form Them NJ the safety Of their relative and words could
moi nortrav The ioy which beamed their couDtenances
AZ the welcome Intelligence. This morning we saw them
AZ the d66 lust before leaving for home and the qetJoy
az the two as they seemed TO cling more closely to e4cn
che from the recOecOns Of the psr which her husband
bad so recently been rescued FROM can be imagined better
than described -, -.
we saw the Conductor today, who IS much better
though somewhat scared. ~ w
our Reporters under great obligations to Mr. arner
Cashier Of Fairfield Co Bank for his unremitting attention
IN their wants and endeavOng 70 furnish them with the
latest ano most authentic information OF the accident
Miss GrsEold are happy to say IS much better she
has rested well aud will in all probably recover we In
and learned the above. DR.. Alexander II. Stevens
was in attendance on her yesterday afternoon
and entersiDs great hopes OF her recovery;
Weearn that Mrs Fluent Of Lancaster, Pa who was
killed at Norwslk daughter Of Mr.. Abner Brooks
Of Ftchbr and not married the evening before the
accident as stated but last fall She her way to
Ftchburg visit her parents Her father, within four
years past has lost three sons by accident One shot
last fall. at shooting match in Fitchburg another was
drowned at the place at the time OF the breaking
away Of the Asbbunham Vor three years ago this
month and the third over by team at the same
place and killed few weeks ago, fourth narrowly
escaped death from the breaking Of the side props of
full Of timber and on Tuesday last, Mr. French son in
law Of Mr. Brooks had his shoulder dislocaed by being
knocked off q train, while in motion at Concord, Mass
Public Meeting in New-Haveu.
To HE Hon. aaron N. Skinner, Mayor Of The CITY Of
Mem. H0ren:
SIR: We the undersigned, citizens Of New-Haven,
deeply impressed by the late catastrophe at Norwak as
well as by similar events in other parts Of our country
respectfully request you chief magistrate of our city, to
invite an early meeting Of citizens for the purpose OF
roemoralzre the Legislature of the State in session.
that they NAV their wisdom adopt and prescribe an ehec
tual system of preventive vigilance Tor the greater security
Of human life upon our railroads.
W. HllbOuse Charles Ingerson ~ ~ Lymsni
VIM II Ellis Alfred b ackman WHY'S Peek,
james Brewster Charles X Ingeson Ihornas at"alefi
Charles Robinson r. SInan, Sen L Jr nliries
n b ives s. D. Pardee, Thos X Troworldge
Eli W. Blake y L. Cleavelend ) DaS
Levi ives WIN. b Bristol, T. 7. Fitch.
In compliance with the preceding request, respectfully
invite the citizens of New Haven to meet at the Common
Council Chamber Tuesday, May TO- at o'clock T. NJ,
TO take into consideration the subjects proposed.
NAV & 1888 A. n SKINNER, Mayor.