Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-17

RitfG - - 900 g. reeve f''ihrr
pa H,culau Of thus n,olsoe holy oeeorrcneo,
bn y will be long before all the eoaseqaes
&C.. 81 the dreadful eslsmny will b reveal
I'd - many Q heart overcome wsh the s'cs
n,,, Of ''hopc deferred w,,i doutsle,, ere
that tins. have sunk sndcs the trial. We
are informed tbs, bf arns days Pct,
tho mos "a laful sceurs hsv. bern Witnessed
At the dlaerr~, lssA,cgs where the ARRIVAL
of the hssu from Albany are an,'ously ex
p~cwd by those y hose relations or fr,rnds
AZ. stseet nod might, probably, have bern
IN board the swallow Some truly pain.
'ul pictures might be drawn from, and
some h~su,iful lessons ineules,ed, nv the in.
c,lcn,, which arc now OF dlily occut renee
II appears 10 b. the general impression tina,
iho acc dent was The rrsul, Of eross careless.
ne,. on the part Of tho PHO, ofthc swallow,
md tbs, To. very dangerous and highly
ccn.urabls practice OF racing With some 9th.
er boat, had been indulgej in, hence her
bsin. found 50 near the shore for she wen,
entirely gu, Of her course, by which II 10
said o lnile distance 10 saved, which, in .
,ti,l OF spccl, i, Of great importance
The rocky island i, no, half a. long as
the steamboat aseli II IS about = hundrc 81
and fhy fec, from the sho'e-and, when
the 'ide is low II is fifteen fee, on, OF water
Had she varied fifteen ictt TO the right or
leh che would have gone safely ashore, or
SAFELY ~ her course but she ran upon the
! rock IN such a manner as 10 elevate her
bow, To an angle o! forty fvc degrees her
entire weight thus being thrown upon the
stern, she broke in the center. ], is tire
that measures were taken to prevent this
rnclng Scarcely day passed during tho
present session. that n collision has no, Ia.
had to record some accidents in consequence
J Il IL remarked, in morning paper, thu, the
| Norh River is bece ming the racc course 10
eternity and. # the practice is no, sup
pressed, a still more dreadful calamity ,ha IN
I this will occur.
! The examination Of the wreck has been
coolinncd. Mrs Coffin, OF Troy. Mrs
Weed, Of Troy. an old lady, supposed TO be
Mrs Woods mother, and two other women,
and nm unknown mnn--lhcsc have
been found il the small boat None Of
those who jumped overheard and drowned
have yc, been found The captain says he
, thinks these must have been very numer
Gus, judging from who, he nw. Some e.
innate tho number lost a sixty some
more, bu, mono less but it must be quite
uncertain Some were taken off by the
other boats and carried TO New York
So'rc were nj their own request, landed
n, Ca.kill md returned to look for their
friends or baggage; some @'ro picked up
IN row boats and carried ashore; some
swan ashore, some jumped over the bows
upon the rock, and were more or less in.
jurcd One man, MIR Hinsdsdale. Agen,
Of Graham, Bib 4 Graham, &c Peal St,
swan mile before he got ashore, and
while in the water conrved 10 g't upon
board, n~d then to disengagc himself
Of his coat; the coat was picked up near
the dock in Catskill. JudgeBakcr,o OF Wash
ton County, was on board. and saved him.
self by jumping from The bows upon the
rock tle states tina, two Indies, who were
put under his protection a, Troy, nre miss.
ing They may have gone 10 New York
in one OF tho other boats bu, he is nppre.
hensve they are yet in Tho boat One Of
them is Miss Rhoda Tbayer, Of Hoosick
Falls, Rens. Co, sister to James S Tbayer
OF New York. The other lady is supposed
TO bo Mrs lockwood, Of Troy, lately mar
ried, and formerly Miss Mary Ann Bishop,
Of Hoosick Falls One Of the young Ia.
dies whose body Is recovered, was found
with novel Uhe Grumblct) clenched in
her hand.
An elderly gentleman. with his four
daughters, hal a miraculous escape he
threw them all overheard from the star.
board side, (which Is nearest shore.) and
then plunged 10 himself, and oil were sur
prised 10 lind ihsms. Ives within few Zee,
OF each other on shore. About n dozen
Jumped overheard in one groupe, but two
only reached the shore--,hc rest may have
been picked up.
An inqucs, has been held on the bodies,
already found, asd they were sent to Alh.
ems to be en,i6ed.-{N. Y. Mirror,
From the Columbia Republican Extra
MORE FROM THE WRECK.
TrO more bodies tound-i3 in all rseorer.
ed
To-day two more bodies were recovered
from The river oni.de of the il.iated steam.
boa, Swallow Que that OF Miss Torrev, Of
Penn, and the other tho, OF Miss Gather
me 7. Parker, Of Utica Both were rec.
ognized by friends who were present.
We were present nj the Coroner's in.
quest over the body OF Mr Parker Her
brother was present, who was almost beside
hims@l, and it was with difficulty that he
could be rearaipcd, During the examlna-
ton he called loudly upon the Coroner &
Jury to bring in verde, Of murder against
the pilot ofthe boat
The following is a list OF those found
who have beeu recognized by their friends.
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