The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-07-31


ming Ct the bodies retained for the purpose os
recognition and the Coroner his acting counsel
therefore caused the followed notice be posted up in
the village
FUNERAL NOTICE.
5 o@ the sgr I on s.. , the bodies
neral Of such as have been recovered aud not
the new steamboat dock The bodies s be ctcrred III
having given lot for that ci'ia0us are Invited
WV. W; scRUGnAM, by authority Of the Coroner.
At the adjournment of the inquest about the hour
named Mr.. Sciugbam proposed that the bodies re-
naming were now ready for ntermen and the hesrse
wagon would be there directly that The Jurors should
appropriately act bearers and that those citizens who
we're dispoed TO attend should form two and behind
order that they might proceed with degree Of de-
corum.
TO this all consented, and the wagon coming to the
door the plain pine boxes deposited in ii the vii
age bell began to toll and short line being formed
hind the humble funeral the procession melancholy
in every aspect slowly wound it, way up the hill to the
little Dutch Reformed church where the burial service
was performed several elergymen attending. This
Guided they proceeded to st. Johns Cemetery aud
posted the remains of the strangers in their last
home in the granted by the vestry Of that church
for the purpose These last sad rites were performed with
Christian aud grateful regard to deconcy and deco
rum.
and so forth which may give clue at future time
~ their identity and afford melancholy satisfaction to
surviving friends in doubt and suspense as to their fate
THE SCENE AT THE WRECK, AT YONKERs.
FINDING THE BODIES, ETC.
Tie 2 inful interest evinced by the numerous in
qurer the Of this drefu tragedy was undated
throughout the day yesterday Many continued to
flock to it, making anxious inquiries and the researches
OF those dragging in the immediate proximity Of the
wreck were continued. At about o'clock in the morn
ng the body of female child after Yards identified as
hataiina Chatillon aged three years brought
ashore She lost with her mother and an infant
sister the latter being still among the missing Shortly
afterwards the body Of gentleman recognized as that
Of Abraham Crist Esq cxtrcaed from the lower or
undcrmost part Of the wreck
MIR. Crist councillor at law Of some emnence In
this city and aredent Of brooklyn where he has served
the Office Of Alderman lie has before been reported Ms
missing, and we understand that he lost his life In his
pseworthy exertions to others he himself being
an expert Animmer.
Some degree of excitement prevailed in consequences
of conviction having spread abroad that several bodies
remained under the wheels and machinery Of the wreck
which could even be felt by those walking around
II at low water and the friends Of the missing felt
thcmselves aggrieved that were taken to
raise the superintendent weight and exrcae the re-
mains Of the sufferers The Coroner received the follow.
ing communication the subject from Messrs Thomp-
and Leggett, a committee appointed for the pur.
Jury 1-2PM.
sR,-pasmuch as no derrick or apparatus for raising
the sry &c from the bodies under i has to this
i've a. Isgs And and known 70 be
70 fofthwith employ means 70 raise the mschnery. ks
from the bodies now known TO lie under the srme.
ELENoR THOMPSON, 8. HARP.
REV. AmcAH GREEN, EDwARDW. LreoErr,
JAs.MAcKEL, JONI G. AonEsoS,
PETER MOTT, a. ". VAN WAGNER,
Gron ,n hoIrsnr9s am 10 IA h,srs srsvtss
be sent from the city which would come up in the after
About two o'clock, the body Of Elizabeth shanckey-
before reported having been missingwas found coee
to the wreck and immediately forwarded TO WIN 70 the
iDfUests we're about TO be held