The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-09
THE INJURED PERSONS,

sion of Mr.. Warner, one Of the jurymen,
| THE INJURED PERSONS.
l-Charotte E. Parkess, daughter Of Beverly Parkess
OF Yorkvle who Is among the killed Her injuries are
very slight. Returned home with her friends.
2-Mrs. Harvey, aged lady wife Of General Harvey;
severe confusion and liberation the left eye She
very feeble and much exhausted that but slight
hopes entertained of her recovery Remaining at Nor
walk.
3-General W. Harvey, Of No. 81 East Thirty first st.
N severe but not dangerous contusons on the head
| Remaining at Norwalk.
4-Hizabeth Burpee about fifty years of age; injured
internally, but not seriously her way to her
niece at Hartford. Remaining at Norwalk.
5.-Dr. j. W. Bemis, Of Charlestown. was on his way
home from the Medical Convention held this city re-
Gently severely injured about the breast and congestion
of the right lung caused by exposure to the water Re-
naming in Norwrlk.
Ga Lad about fifteen years of age named Kimball,
of Mr.. Kimbal dentist, in New York; slightly iu
| jured. Returned home.
1-fhza Stoats about eighteen years of age not Sc
riously injured. Her father resides at 50 Green wch
street, New York Remaining in Norwalk.
ST Gilbert, of l96 West Eighteenth street, New
York. severely lacerated about the face and head Re-
| turned home.
9-George W. Gilbert, boy eight years of age son of
T. Gilbert Both we're in the water but the son escaped
without injury The father however injured himself in
| saving him. Returned home.
10.-Trank Herbert Parker FIVE wears of are son of
Rev. Mr. Parker, of Staten Island He was under the
charge OF his aunt, Susan Pomroy, who killed His
injuries were traing caused principally by exposure
| water he was taken home by his uncle.
la boy about eight years of age, name unknown;
injured about the face and head slightly He was recog
nzed at the station, by passengers going east
belonging to Springfield, Mass. They took charge of
I him, and conveye ed him to that place.
12-Mrs sayles, Of Boston, wife of Francis sayles,
slightly injured by bruises and exposure water Her
husband was killed. She proceeded on Friday night to
| Boston, with the body of her deceased husband.
13-Mr. Henry sayes, slighty injured brother Of
Francis Sayles, deceased. Gone to Boston.
A-Mrs. Harriet Sayes, mother of the deceased,
slightly injured. Gone to Boston,
15-Mr Charles Francis, slightly bruised the body,
from Boston. Returned home.
16-ohn Fluent, thirty -four years of age from Ian
caster Pa. injured internally and back spraned. He
was the husband of Mrs Fluent who killed. and to
whom he had been married bat the night before tho
fatal accident Remaining in Norwalk
T.-warren s. Newell forty three years old of Plea.
sant hill Talbot county, Georgia. shinbone fractured
nose badly laceraed and seriously bruised He is
considered in precarious condition Remaining at Nor
walk.
lS-Catharine Mayer, nineteen years DID, one leg hor
h2 mutilated and severe contusors of the head. She
is in feeble condition Remaining at Norwalk.
19-Thomas White Jr, Marlborough N H., about
fifty years old bruised seriously out the breast but
hopes are entertained for his recovery. Remaining at
Norwak.
19.-Narga,et Carrgan tSenty.two years DID, the leg
was badly bruised and her head severely injured 1t is
thought she will She is the sister of Alice Car
ON aba d,cta{ tad Iotfo
to her brother resid in of the ern States re-
questing him to Immediately.
20-Leroy Grant of Richmond Va, about thirty-fye
years old injured but not seriously. Remains at Nor
walk.
21AIss Griswold, sixteen years of age daughter Of
Rev. Rufus W. Griswod of Y suGocated by the water
but recovered with great difficulty. She declared by
several ply caps to be pead indeed there to be
no doubt on the subject except in the mind of Mr. Lnas
Renedict of New Canaan, who persisted for some two
bours after the cessation of all signs of e in rubbing
her limbs apd finally rewarded with signs of life.
| She remained unconscious until O'Clock, Saturday
morning, when she recognized her father She is still
| regaoded as in an extremely dangerous situation
22-Mrs. Grswold, wife of Rev Mr.. Grswold slightly
injured about the head. Remaining at Norwalk.
23-Mr. White, of Marlborough N. II lower jaw con-
fused and one foot lacerated. Remaibsg at Norwalk.
24.-Mr. Day, slight congestion of the lungs and a
confusion on the shoulder. Remaining at Norwalk
25-Mrs. s. Day of Broughton, Mass, lungs slightly
congesed will Remaining at Nor walk.
26 26-Thomas Hicks, artist, of New York. slightly in.
jured. At present in this city,
27-Mss King, of New YORK, wound in the face
Return to this city.
2S-Jonathan Trotter, Assistant Alderman of New
York. scratched about the face and head with confusion
on the body returned 10 this city Saturday evening
20 Rev. Dr. 0ucten Of the most eminent Protcs
tant cergymen of Germany and arrived in this country
but few days ago to attend religious anniversaries
His injuries serious but not considered dangerous
Remaining at Norwalk
30-Rev, Andrew Tenbrocl of New York slightly in
! iuIed; returned to this city.
| 81 and 32-Edward Peck, of Burlington verm mt
slightly injured II accompanied by his sister ia
lav, Miss Ellen Clark, OF Philadelphia who was also
slightly uIed They both returned to New York the
| same day.
53peter Adaey, Of Gardner, Maine, slightly injured
| Returned home
| 81 JAMES Goliath Of Richmond Maine shoulder dis.
located wrist spained aud acerated is the brother
of Iaac r. Goliath, who killed Returned home With
| the body of his brother.
| 35-John A. HopPin, New jersey slightly Injured,
| Returned home.
| 3G--Dr. c. II Brown, Of Ipswich, slightly injured
| 5I-Airs, c. II. Bfogp, wife Of Dr.. Blown, injured
| slightly. Both left Norsalk.
3s.-Mgs Mary Jane Williams, an Fughlad who arriv.
ed in the steamship Asia last week, from London,
her way {, visit her sister at Cabo,le Mass received
very injury She states that she had Ia her Ioti
cule at the time Of the accident hupdted and dfty
pounds sterling in gold which she had to drop in order
to her life The money has not yet beea RECOVERED
THE C0ROEER'S INQUEST.
The ootoaer's inqne.t resumed on Saturday
tg nad cootiausd al intervals dudpg the day, TIL about
six O'Clock Ia the evening when II was adjourned lll
nine o'clock THIS moreios. Among tho Witnesses ox
arpin.d Wa the engineer OF tho i'll iatcd tain sha
being under arrest, shouts rot have been permitted d