The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-02-08

| 81. JpkBown adult.
So. Unknown adult.
| So Unknown email boy.
ID Unknown mali boy
sous employed by the two firms occupying the demo-
lshed but dpgs furnished TO by book
Of each establishment and which have arranged in
Alphabetical foim sns accounted for each name rs far
We have ascertsin.d =
| ALpHABkTICAL LIST OF PERSONS EMPLOYED THE
FIRMS OF TAYLOR AND Co.. AND BURR AND CO.
A AIdridge, much bruised. Luke johnson, (colored)
Joeep h Anpibsl. missing missing.
Robert Annibal, slightly Robert King, wounded.
hurt Halsey King, missing.
David Borland upinjursd Lorin King died
Leonard Brooks, dead, John q. King missing,
James bi ooks dead James Kendall. uninj ured,
Thomas Brooks danger M NJ Kelton, safe.
John Browne unfnjured. Chas knowiton, missing
Oliver J. Browne, unburt Seneca Lake, dead
William Bartlett dead. f. Lambert,
Francis bartlett, dead. Francis Lynch
Buns dead John lockwood, dead.
William Bosrdeyine, dead. Mclntire,
J. Brady dead Patrick McPhiiipF
Richard BuItwhistle, un- Thomas Me heeytr mis'g
injured. Isaiah Mark, (cOi'dl do.
WIN Collins, dead Mathew Mclaughlin dead.
Msurice H. Garfield William Merritt, danger
wounded ously injured.
samuti IS. missing. George Nosi. dead
Larry deed. James o Dell, wounded Sc
ipjJ Isaac Osborne, dead.
Pete am bell, wounded. Stephen c. Osborne. dad
EdNiu hRPin (bookkeeper James Preston missing.
CT TGylsr s. 90 }, cafe. James Powers, wounded.
jams Danny missing William Proctor, wounded
q. Doughty. missing Thomas Philips, unipju'd
In DUugLerty, dead. Henry Reid, dead.
Dsuiel Dougherty, dead. William Quigg, wounded.
Charles Dousnsrfy, q. g. Roberts, missing.
wounded John Rogers.
G II. Davis, dead. william Rogers uninjd.
VIM DelaDdsr wounded Wesley Rowand wound
Dixon. dead. ed severely
Richard Egb.rt, dead. Gu Bo-Issd, wounded
joseph kirLiuele, Dutch w Il. Rowland. uniuj'd
FreLcbmsp) dead Robert Ross, dead
William FOrgsn, mistipg. Robert stemn mel wounded
NJ. ID Fad. uuipjured. Charles sc John. missing
| George Ford, dead. Schoaeid, uni injured.
John Flood. UsIryW. smith wounded
Thomas Isrrtll missing. stephen smith do.
Ierpoe tsriell mssipg. J. togan, uniBiurtd
Ii Oefsdet, badly bruised John thompson wounded
Wiiism Gowahlock, Mrs Luther Thompson, missing
ing William Elllot Townsend,
JAMES Gnday, missing. deed.
! Enss Orig nissing Samuel rindsle dead.
james Gliipsr, dead. John rhurston, dead
James Granger dead Frederick Iieman, slight
John GilmsItn. safe. ly injured
James Hyatt, tlightly in Frank Thomas unnjured.
j.I.d. Thomas ~ d.rbilt deaf
Ffspcis Byds wounded Msr.hai yought, wounded.
Peter hyae. dead Clark vought wounded.
G.orge hJ ge dead Thomas Wood, uLisjo red.
! deere H.Istis dead Thomas s. Weed,
/ H. Houl httn wounded. L'puel b Whitney, dead.
! Robert hy slcp dad George whitney, uni0j'd
! r. Hsniitop, ssfe. Rufus whit1sy, dead.
George Haiv,st dead. George y. Wontl. dead
Al.ssrd der Bsggirt, dead. James Ward, wounded.
iii Hull dead janice Zuil-, dead.
/ L. q Jtssop, wounded Sc William Zuils, safe.
Tiis st Il vslrsble far as It goes but it does
include oil who present at the time the plo-
seD may be seen by reference TO the list OF the
eesd Dou6tl,,s sop,s II tho,e Get down among the
s,irg will Turn sliye, ~ in the case OF Mr. 1hos
fhhps yesterday, native OF Canada who left st this
fb,l,p.' Of .psoas who's. pane vas amovs tho.1 Of
The mt'iIg safe he not being In the building &C the
time q tie eAFi.sion Qu.b.e pspers please copy"
on the other hand IL will be found that the largest
portion Of The nstiDg are among the dead for in
.tarer. we certain Of the follo~ing Joseph Amir
lal Jsues CrsSy samuel y. Crirsy Thomas Farrell
aged "a and Terence FARRELL aged 10 born In Ireland
ana late istcsIts OF 2es Madison street with others in
lut- person named Connolly, aud another named
John oDopnel-Ior Ne tsw hsriemale relatives weep
oven their tate ut the station house.
the BoIIER INVESTIGATION.
The irqpby Touching the cause Of the EXPLOSION, will
te pftc..d,d With this day, ct n o'clock when mum
bel ~ scientific aud Practical men will b. ezaminedin
rsfI.Ice the boiirr ioftops Of IL found yes
tIdsy ,esttsr.d over various parts Of the building
b. opiuin have gained ground that tue Del
Ter was undoubtedly faulty, too small for the purpose
Ter hieh IL vs ~antso not being sufficient to gene
ne squirod quantity Of steam excep, wtn great
osrg,r. tspr,sr. IT never used at all at ssysn-
psh Some curious revelations are expected 10 come
at the ipqret u Is stated that " can be proved
CT the toi er and the difficulty Of getting up the
st.sm or vorsns with :. We have heard stated
thai Gene IRON the ~itneses, n the rumor be true.
No doubt sxs the mud % any one who understands
eas.s that A. by steam the b.aler exploded.
bad b. Her burt With extreme pressure ot stesm
ana tho. in tn vicinity may be scsded or killed but
thsr. will BE- extensive injur for bur ting and
sxplosi'n quite oihersnt things The former may
r.suit frs m too much stefm, and . very old THU
boiler The latter re,uIt does not come from steam
but ffcm hydrogen gas. (ihe meet imuamua able 10
us I'd b, s,.e.1 II !. 0 IL sorssd Tss
vst'r 10 cecou posed, the oxygen Is confined with
tie iron and the hydrogen left ready 70 explode
hk- . uire e eunpovder This result IL produced By
irsstci, Mt water IA boiler and the Gre being applied
above the ~stsr mark so a. 10 make ~ red hot. As
lore the .pgne a. stil the pressure 81 the steam
hs.ps down the wstsr; but when the sDgin. 4. 20.
hg the pressure is lesssped, the water bubbles up
along the tide. q the biier, the infsmmsbe gas Is
formed. and OF " goes with all the sudcenness aud
mote than the destruction Of barrel Of sunPorder
TnE News FROM IHx wKsr TSprEs-TE ENo-
LIsn NAVIGATION LAws.-The surrender, by the
British government, Of the old, long established
policy centralized in their navigation laws, has had
a saluiary effect already upon the several ports of
the West Indies. The vessels Of Russia, Norway,
and the United States, have commenced the car
~ irg trede, under novel and brilliant auspices, and
il to he anticipated that marine transp ortation
will now become an enlarged held for human en-
tcrprise. The recent accounts from the West
India ports are enlivened with the expression of
new hopes Tor their commercial growth; and when
CERTAIN questions under treaties have been settled
an intercourse, even less embarrassed than at pre-
s'nt, VIII sUbss', TO give stisfacion in the rapidly
aoNancing channels Of trade. England, in some
reauts, having made usce with her colonial ports
matter OF particular and exclusive regulation, II
r,nains to be seen what action will be taken by |
he British government in The matter. The arrival
oi Cenoese vessel at Kingston, which was re- |
insed on entry On the ground OF the treaty with
Pi,dmopt permitting no trade with the colonies, |
will afford opportunity Of settling the question.
|
MARINE DrsAsrKR.-By reference to our tele- |
graphic columns, II will be that the packet ship
L. T., from this port for Liverpool, was wrecked |
on the nth January, in lat. ss lon. 81 The crew
and psss epqers were saved The bark Mar eta, |
from Bath, Me-, for Havana, was also wrecked on |
The 10Th ult on the west end OF Bermuda. Pas |
sengers and crew saved.
tn, Nt.aAsas MArL..-we understsnd that all the
malls that left the Poet once In this city rived in