New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-11
Terrible smnsh upou the Nov-Isnvsn
Eni!rond.

FOUR CARS THROWS PROM TIE TRACK AND
LUMBER OF PASSENGERS SEVERELY INJURED
NAMES OF THE INJURED.
As the way-train from New.liaven, dne at
Tvcny.seyenth street 1T 10 O'clock a. m was passing
Seventy seventh street this morning four OF the pas
amer cars we're thrown from the track hy the break
ing Of a defective rail- The train ~ss heavy one
being composed OF ten passenger cars and baggage
cor drawn by two locomotives The locomotives ana
three Of the passenger passed safely but the toarth
car struck the broken rail jumped from the track and
ran parallel with I. for Distance OF rs icol followed
nv l,ree Others when IL completely overturned, the
following car smashing into IT, completely demollshing
eroof and interior OF the first car throwing tho in
mates In MI directions and boryng many OF them
unler the Debris nom which they eItrlcated with
rnah dilicn.ty.
NGe Of tho passcngers were KIDD bat In The first
car large number were severely injured While none
&c pod without Commissions OF some description.
4yolai of tie passorga Ia the remaining cars were
seycoly bruised Fortunately whore the accident oc-
culrd is level spot and tho cara after leaving the
rad ran short distance before oycrtuTning the
Momentum being thereby somewhat broken The plat
fnvs aid trucks of the remaining cars were badly
brJcn.
rhe following is Us. Of he names i tar as could Dc
as,Italnod
COL French Ct Cen Putor'j stan. Ron Greenfield.
Can.; slightly injured IN head.
,arko Goodwin OF The Ereainy posi. and lady both
.e'ofei, injured about the head md arms.
| 4 Iady name unknown log broken.
ln unknown soldier; severely injured in head and
tidy.
Mar sLsa. aged 10 years. Canaan. Conn; severely
| :iured alb n. the head and body
air. Catherine ooodwel. Cohoes, y. Z. severely IN
red about tie lead. An ufan; Which shc held Ia her
n,ms a; tho time " tho accident. was uniniuIsd.
Iplh tie above token into tho reside nee VI Afs
l. C. Eorncr AID ;endorly cared for
jaime. L. huxley Jaw etldon', whose iathef docs
b, no.s at No &c Bnrings. severe confusion OF the
heed and body. Taken ~ ST. Luko's Hospital.
L. s.,,t. Philadelphia severs confusion In forehead
John H. Pen6,Id, Black Rook Conn. slightly injured
II head
4. L. E,crl.. Of tie firm of Bc.l'. Nichols L Co.
arner II Bruadw,y znd LeoEa,s,.. badly injured IN
bad and body
George T. Nichols, son OF tho ahove slightly Injured
nhead Father aud -ln we're taken 20 The residence
ofMr Thos L. Tton in sj;h.si, aid medical aid rem
bred.
~. Mafqnand. Southport Conn. cut in head. slight
Sr. Lewis Southport. Coun slightly cut In head.
Ioso.h BaIlran. Hack Rock. coan.. hand sad ihce'
s3snL
Mrs. T.Sb. Noryalk. Conn. severely bruised.
largo number OF others were eighty injured but
per names could not be asccriainci.
The inhabitants In The vicinity ~ soon "a they were
a,pred ofihe accident turned ont ana rendered every
isance In their power in aiding the sufferer. by
falling them iGto their residences aud furnishing brandy
md her noedu siclos One O! the foremost In ,ais
god work MAS Air. IL. j. Armstrong. Night supcrin'
tgn1en Of tho Pos, Oco who witnessed TIC accident
The police from the e,h and cd Precincts. under tho
o.umani Of Capt Hsri worked notify IN re.culDg the
lnp ed from the wreck aud collecting and preserving
tLoT property They have large quantity of property
AZ he station houses ia Jst-st, 1d-ay.. and IN
s;itLst corner Of 4h-ay, which may h. obtained On
bcbg identified by toe loscrs or re.. f.icnds
.on after the accident swicosiBg tain Vas son! mp
10 he sccns BY the Superintendent OF SIC Road and at
On early hour last eYerng tho track W., cleared and
tL,good IN running order.