The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-06
The Effect OF the Verdict.
orrR pt-EIINGTON CORRESPONDENTS


BuRJyGTos Sept. g, 1855.
After nearly SIX days Of patient and scrutnizng in
qury into tho that led to the late calamity
the Camden and Amboy railroad within the precincts Of
this city the jury, at two O'Clock this morning,
dcrcd their verdict annexed The jury retired Cor de-
liberation at mime O'Clock yesterday morning and held
their sessions during tho day adJournng at meal hours
for the pupoe Of attending to the wants Of the inner
After sitting nearly nineteen hours in close
sitaon, verdict at length agreed upon by the
,dy OF the Jury Three of thai body-Messrs. Bclden
iLsr and W. A. Botgcrs-couh not, by any argument,
tc part Of The Coroner and the majority Of the jury
induced 10 append their signatures to the paper. Mr.
Ter 1t viii be recoliected i stockhoder in the Cam
~, and A,nboy Bsilroad Company. Mr. Rodgers
hs 4 said Is "l t.on og1sl' S nsref M,
The railroad depo. sulidns,. Thcre were on tbs in
length, throwing light upon every little Circumstance
CONNECTED with the iamen,able occurrence.
touch unon IN giving their decision which caused some
dappo(ntment and this was the necessity Of having
aagn,an statone6 the railroad whore 1t crosses the
river road Nhe SPOT where the accident occured The
ca,ens Of Oils place COZ, slider the placing Of Jag
st ths poin, ofthe utmo Importance TO their lives and
During the elaboration Of tb> jury last evening al the
Jyceum panorama was oxlribed in The same building
ver thin audience The fact aaeau BODY Ctmt OF
lime Caused the jury % ontor their nos solemn protest
Hainss inc roeres Of the performance but the SHOW
IRAN ws ueai 70 all enrcstes, aud declas6t himself de-
Seimned 70 go on With tho exhibition This did' bnt
WIN very poor success the citizens hnd q eat an
lpsthy 70 witnessing the panorama under he e. istng
cfrcu1hstsnces. w -
THE LAST BODY IDENTIFIED
Tho Identification Of the last BODY Wa n,, cs,af
without much trouble aud delay Tnere Syoro No. -
Than tao claimants AT time among tbcn, ~
treke, Of Massachusetts,, who, first pr9uouneea -
BODY to be that OF Mr. Humphreys, of Peoria m H.
afterwards, upon being closely questioned snd n Nm
shat OF Mr. Howard, Of Tennessee whoae boly had
sr'ady boon recognized and taken away BY his ftuas
10 one coming forward who could satisfactorily idenif
ae BODY OF deceased, was, by order of the Cogsncs
~ " Ice until something positive could be
a. 70 the identity. Yesterday there we're two
dispatches received ia relation TO fhe identity
- M coaJ-one from Mr. J. w. Backlsy Of rs Liberty
49,, ~" Nua mat he expected Mr.. Pnckhau OF Love.
=" v,io ana ~ he expected about tho time Of
.hs sceaent ne would Ike 10 get dcscripton IN The
DVy a DESCRIPTION was sent 10 the above ccnfe,,nn
usu az NOV answer The anticipation ~ Mr. plaoLev
s~er N the DAY, another despatch w,s ro,cve3 60,
faac Greene, stopping at Boston asking ia Co.
- dftain the body until his arrival nj m y,
opposed, from what he had read in The non
son a. the deceased, that the BODY was tha, ~ M
.aee partner, the late Titus Ioveand who a. r.,
his wSy from Iacon. Illinois when Ia n heard ~ III
~ wa q COURSE complied with and In the conrse |
evtoing ~, Greene arrived 1T the scene OF tbe |
i,1lg. lie srse ssJl0eaaey takes 20 the Tycernn
~ 6 ~ tP btsy ga deceased 10 rood state on p-e
sryc - eae Il Ie4.iGaG u u 9 his nissirg pat