New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-27

tapped 10 the time OF the COLLISION Soa'a not
know the msn gain equeny Mr. Sin pson doins all
' %S5s %sp gu" Of he e and did . could
the ipored FONDA tying on the track dssd
heard cries in the ear that was smahe very hot
got CT Irving aud stuck TO him tn 80 dog him out so
helped 10 get very lpge ont whose leg was hurt h4e
been to sing Sing tha, day there nine In party my
CLERK paid he fares clerk pointed oat to the conductor ~
have sspsed from that time TO- tbs time of stopPng think
the fares al settled before the train s.opped did not get
John Aendo depossd i reside at gfeenbusb 81 years
old Last April was employed on the Hnd'on niyer % S
time of the Collision have been brakeman three
the sD S s aT"ns s he not
minute could have elapsed til the time Of the collisions think
500 or eco was on the ground at the head first
where Mr. Simpson haoed to tell Robert to get bis nag
Est four wers between Mr. simpson and when
Simpson spoke to he :sid "Te Robert 70 get ri. RED ns
rear car and told him. and he went back when told MIN
that Mr. Simpson said DO was 70 hurry back ne d no Sosog
bs speed after left him about four minutes might
Cat PseI depoed-I reside in Sing Sing; smbr,ype
was IN the third from the the time Of the co.on
sn cof.d Bpsss he the collision
and think the distance might be about 1000 feet 70 the
Sing Sing train and jumped from seat aad had got
half way going of the when was thrown forwards
leaving scsbo our train slower than
that made the remark that the train must be stopping to Leu
Ihoms. W. Field depe.ed passenger on the ssP,s..
H ON The s m nj nsd twice
previous our detention q the time q the nss Se
been topped from fifteen minutes each time the agmsn
very and noticed that he oitered sone with ne
tx Elm GaIR Sst dsnsrcu.y s%d
the S ss Sm hss c think The
could the and back from the time thai ne
sn1ye WAS s.o told thai the whistle was from the up train
this of my guard when asked the conductor II we
t. haipo
me were signals enoush time Of the collision
the track the tide next the ver az the sing sng
train approached jump of one Of the cars then
tbeocomotve Of the Sing Sing train strike the rear car Of
train very ~ S a seu ni DO o
wish make any upon the conductors snswer 20 me- as
vous to the coon train must have been stan ling ten
nnutes do not know that tae engine Of the Sing Sing train
Archer depO.edI Agent Of Hudson River Railroad
SIX sa
the express train which Mr. Simpson conductor arrived
% ,1S q %bs a. hiss Is %s
3:4S M the guar time for It to leave was S:45 M had
sS.s %as one minutes difference between Mr. Simpson,
and mine; my time was one minute slow -. u.,.
River RAILROAD at the Scarborough Station signal staon
Il s sS 4 Of SsSR % s
way train passed showed the white signal as 1t passed
between the passing Of the trains; The train when II
passed station was abos. from 10 e y miles an noaI
Thirty fifth New told engineer
Sing Sing train there something the matter with
the time of the collisions cid the Sing Sing train
ing the steam pipes Of the train
ns think Sing Sing train might have been stopped at
the distance of feet going at the rate Of 70 or 90 es an
hour. =,
Charles R. Whale testified that he brakeman the
Sing when brakes down" sounded
effort made to stop the train end the momentum
duced about miles hour he had been brakeman for three
years.
The case was given to the Jury about o'clock
meantime number of the witnesses had left the viii
lsge. The Jury determined TO adjourn till o'clock,
at which time they again met, and were together up
till the time of reporter leaving at o'clock 1t
was understood however that they had far decided
upon verdict az to warrant the arrest of the aguan
Hartley and probably others. The DisrictAttorney
of Westchester County, VIM. Fl. PembertOn, esq, is
now in this city for the purpose of defeating any at
tempt to escape which may be made by the persons
implicated.
Since the death of Mrs. Field two other deaths have
resulted from the collision-Mr Irwin, whose death
was noticed in our dispatches yesterday, and Mrs.
Tilley, who died Tuesday night in this city. Coro
ner Gamble yesterday summoned Jury, and with
them proceeded to view the body. The inquest was
adjourned for one week.