The New York herald., 1851-11-21
y but small Part Of the number of children who we're

Injured by the fall -
Augustus Miller. r.....-...........6 10 sixth avenue.
peliah AckerDa ........... 80 Charles street
Miss Harriton teacher .........2 Il Amity street
Elisa tetters ................49 ~ horstio street
Jeremiah Edwards ls9 w. Twenty sixth st.
George Mills. ..............26 26 Jane street
Miss srulifon 40 Horstio street
Cordeia Eetcn .......... 2l2 West Sixteenth st.
Caroline Sebring. ............s Grove street
Elxsb.th Miller. ............C Or Hammond Hudsn.
Jane Burr urr.................. llL Eigoth avenue
Mary Clure. -. ............. as Hammond street
EIsn D Traphssan, Teacher lFLT
Emma Hst6eld ld''.,,........L Leroy and Hudson sts
smith h..,..... 132 McDougall street.
Caroline Warng. Factory street
Margaret smith ...........23 20 Charles street.
Miss McFarlaEd, ankle broken.
Martha Ingersol ......... 20 Perry street.
Roda Fisher. .............. 80 Muihgan Pice.
Patrick McGlone. .............eo 80 Fourth street
Mortimer Il. Latson. ........... II Hammond street.
Julia Hsnsha. ...............29 70 Charles Street
Charles Darrah ............7s .7s West Twsutieth st.
James hyer... ............... 10 amos street
Louisa Allen. Zig nth and Jane ST.
OF the female teachers, FIVE were injarsd--sone OF
them quite seriously. Their names are, MISS koher'
Mrs Smith Miss Barnes Miss TraphagAn pjured badly
in lett side and Miss Nc Farlan.
As the Of the disastrous occurrence had
spread through the neghborhood so that came to the
Of the physicians the following gentlemen made
their at the station house. aud By the prompt
aid rendered by them saved several lives and contri-
buted to the comfort Of many others DIR NJ Gum,
DR. Il. A. G Page Dr. L. O. Frauklin Dr. w. J Johnson,
DR.. l. J. Henry, DR. I. Mesler DR. J.O Pend, Or Jas
Hunter Dr. Jas Griswold DR. j w caIty Dr. D. NJ
DR. Garrish, DR.. A. Young.
The Mayor, Recorder Chief of Police and their aids,
were at the of the accident in very short time
after it's also most Of the Aliermea
Among the dead was interesting daughter Of sner
brownell, Esq She was about fourteen years OF
Jno L wooley, seven year,, and Debby Wooley, niis
years Of age, the only children OF their afflicted
We are informed that the teachers have demonstrated
several times with the School Commissioners against the
insecurity Of the stairway and children
IN he aaIne
subject.
present after the accident aud was
unremitting in his exertions to mitigate toe
of parents and children One Of his own children
some what injured, but not seriously. We are espe-
cally obliged TO Mr.. Latson, Alderman Franklin, and
the captains of the Ninth ward police for the assistance
they rendered in obtaining correct information in
reference the melancholy event. At time it
discovered that the notes Of the names, &C.. docu
msnt belonging to the station house, had been
ried of, and IT not without considerable
dificulty that the list recovered The captain
announced tat be had lost the list and demanded its
return, but IL not forthcoming until regular police
investigations instituted Such investigation
instituted snd resulted In the discovery Of the missing
papers which were in the possession of reporter who
hailed from the Courier office.
The teachers belonging the male department Of the
school, together with the trustees met last evening to
converse upon the subject, and take such action
seemed appropriate TO the occasion Nothing was
elected understand to vary the satem facts
given above The children who were killed aud injured
were most Of them, quite young though some
old ~ fourteen, twelve, and ten years Mr.. Page,
daguerrean artist at No 81 Eighth avenue has proered
his services TO take, without compensation, the like
nesses Of any the children who killed VIII are
likely to die from their injuries.
There are useful lessons to be learned from this
melancholy event In the first place-oicers schools
and builders may learn that the ordinary balustrade is
a fitting defence for school where hundreds of scho
lars liable 10 be crowded upon the stairs at time;
and in the cend place teachers will learn by the excel
lent example Of Mr.. McNaly how important and how
wise IL is to take determined stand and to prevent
ru,h out Of doors in Of panic We forbear
further comment this wholesslelos Of life corouers
nyestg will take place to-day and it is to be hoped
that the matter viii be thoroughly ted by the jury Let
the responsibility fall where 1t belongs All will mourn
the loss of life; but let not this deter the twelve
honest citizens from passing such verdict will tell
the pnbc who might have prevented all this anguish
who might have saved all this heart brs aking by
nroper attention 70 their apprc pirate duties.