New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-02

Js CAST, ADRAIiAn couL~e!lcr Atlaw, OF Et 7' 'A
City and BrOOklVp
30 Sized, J. J, Of BALTIMORE. nd council 1r.atIqvv
40. ScnooNnAKRR, 8, of Jordsnsville, Cl:ter Co.,
merchant
Il. JORDAN, PHpBE ANY, ofssme place, bis neicc.
A. MchALLY, ELrzABETH domesiic servant New.
York, agcd -
IS. ALLEN, Hon STEPHEN ex Mayor Of New York.
d. SIMoNs, HOWARD infant son Of John W Smons,
Of New York Ci.y. aged 2lh years.
10. BANFoRD. Grs. JOANNA widow of Cyrus Han
ford, OF No. 2lJ West Twentieth g., New York
a.. THomrsoN, Mrs, wife Of John 5. Thompson, Dis
tTict Attorney, Lancaster Co Pa
a. SsNDs, ISAAC d carman, Of Stanton.st, New York
"a. NcDANIELs, Mrs. Isaac, OF Rutland, Vermont
~. TRUAX, HENRIETTA, Of Schenectady 10 years OF
age. wife of Peter Truax of Brooklyn.
50. TBUAX, MARY FRANtEs CECILIA about years
old, daughter of the above.
81. THomrsoH, JEAN1E B infant daughter Of Mr. e.
more Thompsop, No ls0 Heny-st, NesYork.
50. MAEcIER Mira ANNA b., of East Chester aged co.
% MooRE, Mis- H. W. aged a. Of Oxford Miss.
81. HAWTHORNE Miss, (si,ttr Of Nathaniel Hawthorne
the suthor) OF Salem, Mass
80. DEwINT. CAROLINE A, aged So years, Of New
&C. KnsIrY, Miss ELIZA. aged l3 of West Point
81 sTEyESs, JoHN, (co.oEed) cook on board the Hen
~ Clay.
g. scnooNmAKEn, Mrs s. Jordan,7Ilc, Ulster Co.
80. THoLmAN, Miss, New-York City.
GO. CHArILLoN, HELENA, aged IA months daughter Of
John Chsilon, OF Perry
hetanyilie)
Bessie WMLIA1s, an sged colored woman Of POUCH
keep.ie.
BODIES NOT RECoGSIZED AT YoNKERS.
The following not having been recognized, were
buried the collins being marked wh the number, set
opposite to each
l. lady with light brown hair, turning gray wore
large gold ear rings, black open worked oJnnet, gold
ring on second finer of the left hand gold cuff pin
with black enamel center black English lace veil DO
nan u
Boy, 90 or - years old, apparently Irish. Check
Gotten thir figured neck tie with cOOred endt brossus
In bis pocket were two keys one having brass chain
attached comb, clean check shirt cotton stamped
pocket handkerchief and pipe. Also, sip Of paper
With the direction, james Donsshies, GU Laisntst.
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3. German womar-daIk brown hair, gold earrings
brown meIino dres,, cahkn brogsns, and worstad
Stockings. A card found in her pocKet from D0neans
Hotel, No s. Dean st., Albany Blue colored round tin
snUf-boX, cemb and pocket knife and few cents
Germfn laboreT-thick whiskers extending round
under bis chin, gray hairs, brown irock coat
heavy boots, and blue overland In ror OF watch was
a cross stamped underneath "Gauber Iot+" In his
pocket card Of eweler residing IL Rivingon st.
) An old lady, apparently Ccm'D. hair Turning
ersy-blue figured drofs black Ter boots tppei tn
patent leather and white COTTON Stockings
young lady 10 black silk dress, black PIG stirred
hat black ak stockings, fine cambria landAercnief,
marked "B. L." mourning rtu-, wit1 piaiei hair,
bearrg the initials E. d. L. "a to De lacy Tor
T. 4 yOul and apparently eenteei WO1ld0, odt nuch
burnt and the face II sadly di.h cured stae she wa,
dressed in half mourning, black muslin rocA spot'ed
with white, black stockings, and biacK open WoIhei
straw boz ret black Kid gloves on her eit hand PLAIN
Sin e diamond ard gold ring and In her dress porte
uonpsie containing 80 in gold and Two - bills; inside
her fIock On tie left breis was small token OF some
iIrg al thst sort worked "a 'he sh-pe Of heart Her
tept1Ies scarcely gyi,habe but le had long o4c&
hair
g. stout woman, also young, apparently aud prob.
q. frIan1 do fuf frara
white stockings end bad on necklace consisting of
several Strings Of large ..ua'ion r"ai' anu On t1e
folt 10 ger Of the lea hand a-gc plain gold ing. ~
her pocket were orange sOne money in small bag
or purse AID a certificate from Mr aud Mrs. Pal neI,
Of No Al living place dated July 4, that Bird yet BrJd
rick supposed to be her name, had left their service
10 get married, and livils her high character.
BODIES SoT IDENTIFIED At BELLUUE HOSPITAL.
A female aoou, 10 years Of age five feet six inches
BIZ dark hair end figured muslin DE lame dress
with three rows Of bTsts buOns In Out two gold rings
on hen finger gold pencil attached 10 elk cord; "a
DOLLAR IN silver, H. a brown bead purse. loper vas
found ia ler pocket, post1Grked Ncwfo.k, addressed
. female 81 ID. between two and three years Of
see with long dark hair; drfsscd in a white irock
bite VI der clothing white stockings ard black shoes.
3 cCoIed woman about fifty years OF age, very
stout drt ssed Ia black bombazne irock silver spect4
ces in a leather case, brass himbe in her pocket sup
posed to be Bessie Williams, OF POughkeePsle.
TOTAL.
Bodies found ard recognized. ..................6
Not id,urhtd a. y Onkers.
Not identified at Bellevue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Total Of bodies found. .....................G
Missing known 10 have lershed.
FRON CORRESPONDENT.
r. tIt Edi's- Of TIE Nsr T'-t 1i,twtt
The newspapers are teeming with tesii-
mony. to prove a race between the steamers Armenia
ard Henry Clay July - from Albany to Hiagson, ~
which place the Clay was declared the victor. Great
stress has been laid upon the fact that at pol In
the rsce the Clay adopting not uncom non
on the Hudson came In contact With the Armenia and
much classification eXpressed that tue officers per
sisted in their assurances that there was no sanger
although sail OF 90 miles atierward, Ia perfect safety,
proved them correct Bat among all this accumulated
evidence of In the early part OF the day, have
rs vet found none which sEy one at all FAMILIAR with
team boats, admit as giving any reliable 'niorma-
nu concerning the origin Of the Ire on board tne sans
boat In the aft moon NJ n who evidently know moth
Ing more of the boat than that she was supposed 10 be
racing early il the day and some hours a,erward was
burned eud that many lives were lat have not hest
teted - charge the officers Of The boat Win wholesale
murder without giving the matter that thorough inyes
tssion which the demands OF justice rendered lmpen
lively Lecessiry Mr. Stacy B. Barcroft, Of Phila
ce'riia Prof Jsc0b w Bailey, OF Point and
Mir " EdwAIds Of YCnkers all testify that stier !eav
il Kinpsicn tire scue and the excitement conseguent
thereto subsided Nj. Edwards Gays be O1nt-d her
Iovolui ms ard she made from 2ll2 10 - per minute
Now CAB be readily proved tina, the Clay has repeat
edlv made a revolutions per minute this srasoni which
cesrly shows that she could no. have been dh'ento
her cfestest speed. Bm also credltaoy iniormef, as
re public viii shortly be, tuat there was an under
SIN, ding between the owners OF the two boats that the
Henry Clsy should lead, ana that taeTe should be no
racing between them The Armenia was the clio yer boat
auc Lor owners knew they could make nothing out a
i'm Of expepse by running against the Clay.
Ard how many Of the passengers on board tnat oot
were judges Of the danger OF safety she AS
In Certainly the men who drafted the rssolutions
sdop;Cd by the md gnaon meeting al the AtOr House,
rave proved themselves emineutly ncompet- Mt by Civ
n cIedeuce and publicity 70 the report thst tsr or some
fuch milan mabs mar dent was freely used ~ make
steam " bile racip wiki the Armenia
NV a1y practical oT g'nesr knows that the eject OF
mitch cr tar when thrown upon cos fire, is 10 deaden IT,
sid consequently cause the steam t. TAI II Is Only on
vc,5 fres that they can be used adra1tage Among
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