New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-05-02
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LII, account Of a most melancholy accident
fror, the Boston Courier
,a,,v of ,wenty-scven ct the boys oil tue ar"
S.boJ on Thompson, Island, accompanied o 81
,,s.b,r and boaikceper, went ou' s','e'"', NJ.
INC m A fishing excursion. Altes V'."5 - ~
I'M d,v. while returning. about ! '',0N -
IN, boat va. capsized by ta~ oil "'""'
,u..,n Fort Independence AMI thompson '''''
, quarter or hall mile from the lati'r' al" o'
All on hoard ou,y three 81 ih' o'l ''' 4
h, saved These Land bold OF Don N,'',' -
b-cn used To hold their bait. and VIM
,,,, from the boat. and cuns to Il uatu ihry "''
,alen OF by boar from the schooner H. j. r..
g v,cbia.. then coming up the barbor from KIN
ida1 The names oi the dro""'d CIV -
p.,h,Jv schoolma,rcr, Joshua Cakes, boatt''A'
e n Chase. Henry McLane. stephen o'''
Inn. Tracy. Jeremiah Lynch. Thomas +. nae s'
p,,r.t shane. Jane. VI Chandler. samuel AIN
49, Henry Bur,hsrn. K. g. White. - Johl-
.or Charlie. Austin. Thomas Doan. John tI-''
lame. " aikcr. Henry Lucas. Isaac MAJOR 30,
.snh Fillmore. Ab.an. Spence, Robert NalN'f al"
William ). Clark. Ill
The name. of the three boy, saved are rcdeIlCN
" simmons. ". Wallace and G. F. Gould we
.,w the first named last evening. He states tsa'
,b, bo,t sank soon after it caP>iled. The BOAT
man. Mr. Cakes. threw a char and the t'pi"a>' "'
the boat 10 some of the boys, TO help 70 save ''
IN, TEACHER gave shrek soon after thry went
m,sc and Immediately sank. He got INTO the Don
and hi. cornpanious, who were good swimmers
held on IN the sides; ard though It was u1h'"
over several times they were fortunate enough u"
,c,o;r their po.lli,n each time. One oil the 10! =
I,oac Major swan nearly to Thompson l''ahu
when he became exhausted. began 10 cr! oa'' an"
wont down. The II Il. Foster was haiied 10y one
~ ,be boy. after he had been about halt an houf ~
N. water. when the captain hamaneiy di'pa'che1
a hon, IN their relief They were muea 'hl'ed
when taken from the water.
", Learn that Mr. Morrison. the SuPerln'end
ont IF the Farm school. put oft IN boat ati'r '''
disaster. aud picked up the bodies OF two ot Tue
b,,s one nf Which. jaime, Lynch, was SIM a.N''
and va. rcsn,citated The other was be!o hd IT,
cov,l.
Thu, school Ina. been ,iueulariy unfortunate
Commenced some tive on IN years since under Tue
mos, favorable auspices having for is object ,n'
noblcs of charities-to take poor, tuendle>'' h''p
los children from the temptation, ot large cry
and ,ducn,c them for usefulness and rc'P'''"'
ity-and cuioyius. a. such a charity deserves u''
patronage OF the wealthy and Influential ""u wv
favor OF the community, II seems. Tor some INN
pa., 10 have been the sport C malignant tate.
some two years since two boys belonging 10 tue
school were struck by lightning, and one oi tne"
Instantly killed; then came the unfortunate an'i'
If Locke with all IT, atrocities; and now TINS a'''
dent. with the lo,. OF many lives. We kno" not
a benevolent Institution any where that has met
with such series of disasters ~ the arm school
~ Abost - o'clock last night hre broke oar
in the inner basement Of the house No. 80 Nassau
.treet II wa, almost Immediately eNtlugu'hed'
with inconsicrablc damage.
NJ A fr,, occurred i'm Boston on Thursday