The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-01

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inn ediaely back there spPeircd to oeln to bea
The her boat iced the exc men, Of two men who
were twice in the captains 'ire With one cl
thee fhat nstILtro, / perfec ly cod al
The time; there ~erc twa successive dnoers furnished
after dnDer snd my daughter v.nt mo III. / w.r
cbhiB aud put bpr 10 ti,p lIni W. hour Yf.fu.5s
heard The cry Of drc then up Or d.cS AMI ssw
smoke coming ~ round tba smoke oe on the N 4; a
deck saw Il IRON the shn arck, ona NJ tha n I'd .
cane down aud srd there DAGGER, ran b,ck re
my daughter ard camc o'ck ana hett,i me con,-
mono al at eel d g-nt"n,an to nv 1,nehsrr
on the hurricane deck aoG Afterwards cot 10 myself
my wife nftcr LIT b.r esluo! TIL Jaw her
body here my lit'lc daughter IN, cd
~ JuIot-I have been 90 the river ~aversl times
A. 10 IlI BODY oF MRS Anna ~
neoile Holbe 'on worn and cx,ained-l keep dfilt
ef9bl' hn'n in BIoaowsy; The dec.asti's soa mar led
by thHr; have no doubt 20 h. III, Jhe oply
sic between fifty and exty years of age she
wrs nareuerr in tho clay from Albany to New York.
81, ptars t. hale h,ew urowucd. Ii, hpdy via fund
hcaine nahr the areck tfa afternoon about So cl0sx
sho wrs in company witt her George X. hsrcbor
whoNa asn lost, var board
N'lticatf was given ui The possession of the rorle
Aa 10 IRI ROM NJ. H. moore
sunsel Aswood exs",ued-liaow M,ss H. ", sl"ese,
~ ~ 49, a.',il - oxora ais form"tiy et nem-
prs irn" and Nansht school there Sue hat fngpd
Iesoiii ~ NV leftny but he did no; know what nsr
% : - Z, ,'ei~ sdy aee 45 y~or va. ps'scoset /,
Albany 70 View Yort 10 visit witu"st'a fsuay saI aee
iri'oor ~ he~ 4c,,ey. She would prohshy hagc St
her drrH. dYawN y, j w. kirtlqni. aetupbit a. he
wa iri'nd II ier', and mouy broker 5h. u.ed 10
wear n 4 in wntch but witness could deatify i
Had -. body apd hnd no ionbt II vas c.r
v & AesermaN one OF the Jurors svorn.-was prass a
vbeu 4 male body shown 10 tho 1st witnc a wa
pr,teu' when she wa fnuh. shout | o'c,,ok 10 aQv.
Nlhu about one hundred srds sou,n Of rho wre,li
ntsS helped @ pieh he, oui, present ne
corfn"c examined hrr drqtt $50 wa. tsi.sn
fr nj tie pocket az her dress. was drawn to he orSer
~ Miss II. ". soore b, J kiriand ard was 10. ro-
doIt.d h had gold watch ind gold stnis laaked
h H., ind r'nI with Plated hair, oe,ing the nti lis
q to H. on he inside she bad also rid chain pncd
apd Key hoi death vas caused by drowning.
10 N Ia iIA
body
"a TO THE nopY or MISS MARIA l. nAwyl,oRyr
Edward Lefsrt, cue of The jurors. sworu-W NESS
knew J,hn Dyke, Of sal III Miss, who WAS an uncs NJ
Mits Haw borne whose body he he'd S.en 20 day; Mr.
Dyke had told him that he (Mr. ~ with her on
bard the Henry Clay coming from saratoga; witness
saw Mr. Dyke ,hst evening and The next day he told
h'm Miss hawthorne was lost. Mr Dyke had rem .nsd
two days un'il this ming ,ndavorn to the
booy; hpd before hc tt he description
ct ber and icles about her person and req
hm TO take charge ~ the body found ana forward
to Salem; the dy he had the desciip-
ton in every particular AMI pi found her ba
ing ncripion ainiI the name of FORESTER rbe
bdy WAS foubd this aft. rr9ou the same dine a. Mis-
Moores by some boatmen who said they ionud the
river in the peghbohocJ of the wreck Her death was
doubtless caused ny drowning
Robert Marning, sworn mud exam!ned-I live in sslem
Mass; am ~ mau Miss Hawthorne my
cousin, and knew her well; she lived in Salon; she
as between 80 aud 40 Years ofage and single she
sister of Nathaniel Hawthorne the author; she was
passenger with Mr. DJk the Henry Clay, the 2Sth
inst sbe was drowned on that occasion from the
scrpton given by the last witness and from articles
found on her bcsy which recognize having belonged
to her. have doubt of her identry. The witness re
coanized breast pin. marked with che of Rachel
Forester, handkerchief marked II also found
in the deceas,ds pocket Witness authorised by her
family TO take the body to Salem for burisl aud cer-
fcaie was accordingly awarded for the purpose.
As TO THE BODIES RECOGNIZED, BURIED ST.
JOHNS CHURCH cEaikTERy, or THURSDAY, NUMBERED
j "a. ANp5
William q Ackerman. of Jury. and ex-
1med Il present yesterday at the burial Of these
bodies and also present when they were severay
viewed by the Coroner's Jury In each instance they
appeared to have been drowned of these
bodies laying dead the beach the 2Sth inst quite
near the wreck Of the Henry Clay shortly after the
cure some Of them taken dead from the water
near the wreck on that day the next day the
remainder Of them the beach the have
no doubt that all these bodies lost from the Henry
Clay.
The jury then went to view the bodies not recognized
and take description of them (gsen elsewhere) pre-
yious to interment. On their to the they
were about to proceed to take formal inquest TO III
cause of death when reporter left about 10 ocioe
p. NJ
We requested to state that Mr.. j. Il Whiting does
not appear behalf of the of the boat that
be de cned to do Mr. J. H. W. is resident in tn,
neigbbohood and is merely interested citizen in the
inquiry, and conducted the first days examination to
assist the Coroner.