New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-31

CIares Alcoit. sworl-i was IN the lOt moving OF
Trr.c s v N ne tn train % ~ ani r-tp /. four OF
fye N rutes: uctcd hen going up rannas for
- o. go seuersiv called Hllar', turnout. flarl
o. arvai hey were running for halfway Forens
sicn- ar he.nrze's carriage aaon 80 ysris
from the a. The te re se He bee Wa DRIVING tbou.
rrs l fc- The h time fe III TX ~as running iHlr ot
fneen rles hour. probably ai,e. a.ar no was-e blow
irihs oi nile ou ine crossi d not Sec ths ciis a. the
go. h.s- H. ~ bic blows bel. IA crossing:
r.. f sH " HsacL' ssI'ass en-, - ami as','.e 1
lee h. took his fni Mrs Cooks house and then
rI 20 ss;si me .o1ia' H.. - - cais sa5 rodk Of
ba 10 sop he trsu which shout lj' ,ari' Up; was
m t 6o, carrss~ the two fl-v ard side Curtains wei mp
end De- .Ocs.g to~ a-i d. as DC Faa.''.' l ., IT,
e'-ie Aeei-s as I, ia On w IAN hal .fored saw
Atsus sfterysrd Cooks ward he was then lying on o5
VIA hs fsce aui p ard Lin g. r n ba' De- "uul
up he appeared 70 be- excited A1d 10
Cros.r1auucd-I tire when he do,or GOT opo-ts
Win ar.t .sv the cars thew IS yar from Tie
vas u tie lo; person 81 tA would have bad IS oo
. o;rortuIity Of seeing a. had h-ani Wh.ts before
y he ,Grsse but d nor hear il after the carriage
Henry W. Hunter. swOrn-l was moving IN tle
fed the Jay Of the accident with Nj Aco't saw ,le
o ON, osi 10 ms saw tn hacking tsi coming; il came
lot hear whistle blown or bell ruug sen . came 70 thr
crossing observed the cars running over the horses W.
rs4 down a. 4 he 81 the ladies ont % the when got
there the doctor aud Mr. Antrim wee out ~ e earr'Se We
Yor train couig and ayed his har tor t 10 stop; they
stoned about fifteen wards above the cross the looked
around and The rs DO not ZERO M ID" 0f Was ~ Ha
tre oine tine after the ladies' in Nr Cooks; DO not
know Nj Gabriel; - yards from The crossing A. thr tle
OF the accidsrt saw the New-log train t-sl, suppose
about Yards above the c-osg do -ot tA thre were
sry than - yards from the crossings about tna
ONT there were small cedar bushes snd inIiL - s.i aIS
Trees: these the - 81 the r0ai
toward the river; Of those have beer eng down since
the accident; they down tor some dsiA- ga Don sH.,
eTLas tree four hundred yards d. n' <o" WAC cur
Cannot how long since PIE accident that
the trees were cut down. mgh have been t0 weeks or per
hsfs tuopth: there nothing rOI where s Gel O. ohsI
III view tor Que hundred AID fly yards mp IRE rnla
could the one hundred mi {" c, h'e 1F i.I' nv
y,r lad: nv beck was tc b. h.st d. Helm
qutuce u hearts, thc cars -- Aeon e.. uHse't y; 'rt
So six feet art; go 10. Gao" Ai 49," MN ,IIu i'9
he opposite De- looked toward MS bat did not sreaN
csrs vher trst saw tie New-lork train, suppose was
,unc about miles hour, perhaps more was not
coming as iest - iLt oH'AI- al,i .ltae - W -
from ecuel measurement but bN P''s az ~ NJ"
whether or lot the doctor could have the tram at r. time
at this time there ~ thug On couple 81 iencrs
between the doctor and tie cars was AZ the Oorohe
iuVesr:gaos. ard corroborafed Acott's testimony
Peter De Corn, coniImed-l was on thu tram at the
tin, of the scceut; tlc that next 10 The mall
I'M Nh w, met The New ORR train ard -nced running
hack think about miles from buringoni thouglt
the train was backing vely sI supposed about thirty miles
an b have no ion II hearing whistle blown bell
runr hen We 10 the CROSSING short etAs OF nr cars
go me IN .urtose something WRONG; when the tram
ook ed out ot the window and the broken upi
went on, on thu east side Of the Railroad Will" were back
ilg did not the ra Dr. eueAen about hal an hour
aer the accident he standing the bank near me "recN
sw the horses that and suppose they were ns some
tLrfy forty yards from ID, crossins , a, Hi,
of travelling IN the frequently last Sumner Judged o me
eed ly Il TIT cars; ifn a" PC ~ he t't st
by running back seem to be running i"' 'A'u ~" '''
Adjourned to 10 O'Clock on Saturday.