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

wreck and the werk commenced, la consequence
ofthe bending and displacement ofthe machinery
the work went on very slowly, it bciag necessary
in some places to cur large non rods 10y the slow
progress Of hammer and Chisei.
During the day, some men had been diving at
the wreck, and had ascertsined the position oftwo
bodies. A man named Henry Lannegan succeed
ed In getting rope around tho les OF man who was
partially under the wreck The BODY @as subsequently
brought up and recognized that Of Isaac D. Sands,
oIsisntoust, N \.
In addition 10 the corpse OF Mr.. Sands, the body Of
xomsn vas brought ashore, which had probably been
r,l,ed b. the discharge from ak FOUNDER brough
down for the purpose she previous cay.
Alderman dock, IF which ire derrick is made
fat the bodies of lacy and child were brought up
This LADY wac aftervarl recognized rs Mr3 Joann NJ
Hsndf I'd, widow Of Cyrus landlord, Esq, OF No. 2lj
West Twentieth ST., New-YoIk. Tae child was also
recognized as taat Of Mr. Elmore Thonosoa's, Of No
$50 HenTyst, New.Yorf Bo'h have before been men
uoned, and oescribcd as missing.
SHORTY atterward the booies Of two females were
brought Ashore.
Abont one O'clock the bodies Of two well dressed
,ades were brought Ashore which were alierward re-
o,7ad ga those of Mise Hawthorne, before mentioned
,,isslpg and Miss Moore Of Memphis. Having been
,.d by the Coroner and Jury, and permission giyen
she remains of Miss Moore were taken away isrin-
slant interuert and those of Miss Hawthorne were
delivered TO Mr. Manning, cousin Of hers, for trans
ro,ssop 70 Salem her place of residence for which
purposee metallic coffin was provided
In the course of the Gay the body Of Mrs Anna B.
N,cbsr WAS also recovered and identified and having
undergone the same View was removed to East Ches-
Ter for interment The body of her son, also victim,
was inferred on F1ldsy last st East Chester Mrs Mar
cher a. an English LADY, about 90 years Of age. She
had beenat Hudson on visit for few days, previous
10 the fatal occurrence.
The body eff another lady, brought ashore, was re.
rospized by Mr. Isaac McDsnels, of Rutland, VI, as
that of bis wife Mir. M;Danies has been constantly
nbout the fatal scene in state Of deep excitement and
arieL ever since tie oss Of bis wife aud having given
his evidence IN the eysnng before the Coroner ne LEFT
home with his child which he saved
At a late hour In the afternoon a. lady was brought
ashore, and together With the two above mentioned,
remains VI reclaimed at the hoGso the New Steamboat
Dock at i0nkoIs.
Such is the advancing stae Of decomposition that the
place is lusupporiabe, and speedy inerment is ab
soiutely necessary. The Coroner will, however, keep
them 20 the latest hour coa. at with safety for their
This c. upe,es list of ten bodies found on Saturday
the chores Of WeschesIeT County and convey ID TO
yOnkers
BODIES FOUND ~ NETWORK BAY-IMQUFsTS.
Coroner Ives, on Saturday, held inquests
Dat the Twelfth Ward Staio house at Manhatngi vile,
snn the bodies Of of the unio tunste 1diyduals
whose d. aths where caused by tne burning Of the steam
or Henry Cl4y Five Of tha bodies had hoeted on the
shore between Tubby Book sno Menhattsnvile and
were removed TO the Satonhouse. The names OF the
deceased, az far as known, arc as iooEs; Miss Eza
Kiusley l3 years Of age irotn West Point Her body
WAS reCuguzeo by WIN hColCy, who Yves formerly
servant IA her fathers family; Mrs. ETA T. Thomp'
son 81 stsrs fsge, aTesd cut OF Ian, efer Pa The
deceaacd vent the boat ~ Tburgh Ia DOdy was re
coqnizcd by Mrs Chas Bou sbter,an acquaintance Mrs
Caioliuc A. D,Wnt 81 years Of age resiied, al New
bu ~ and her body was recognized by john A. Smith
arc James MackiDs.
Mrs UepTie,,a Truax To ye,rs of age, resident of
Brooklyn Her booy, that Of her child, Frances c.
four years Of age was rsc'anzed by her husband.
TIE b dy OF a female 6bOus years Of age supposed
10 re- Mrs Fmrline Migsn IN Nhose pocket a Letter
addressed 10 that name care Of rs Lindsey, Cfth'l
ana uuseal1d, found was also among those found
Her b, a. was found al Fort Washington Ap1rs9 con,
tarirp dollar in change, two finger rings and gold
pencil wefe found upon her person.
An unknown coloied man, about FIVE feet six inches
IN hhi sioUi built found dead In the North Rive
tt the foot of Forty second 81 Ga bis right hand ms
Initials :" and anchor marked With indoi'
bic ink lie had on white muslin shirt and corduroy
parts
dead u ihe r. I'M yer as hs 100; Of orty Third street
She Ass about - years OF age and very Aeshy. sac
shoes key aud pair OF silver specacles were
found in Ter pocket purple specace case was also
found.
the walcr at ManAaaDviiIe. She abo4t yeaFs Of
ege
TIE following verde, was rendered by the Jury upon
The bodies recognized viz the deceased came tother
deaths ny Drowning the .o,h int, In Consequence
81 the burning Of the steamer Henry Clay.
The bodies which have not beoe heotaed viii be
T.. X where thew S1il rafu DR. a y
that they may be recognized Dy their friends.
INQUEST AT YoNKERs-(coNTINUED9
The following testimony was taken on
Saturday
Mss Susan AIarsdca, red <amned-l was examined
before, The day before yester lay rec 'snlze one
Of the bodies here; l. IS TIA body Of my sister,
Jospp b. NJ Hsnford Il foun1 in the river,
rear The wreck of tho Henry Clay he cause o! death
sppeHs % drowning; she was passenger on ooSrd
iht He DRY Csy from "hnTeh TO hew.l orb sac was
tSe widow of the lse Cyrus usui0rj OF No. 2l3 West
Trendtthst, New York; she was born IN New 1rS,
and in her >2d year; have no doubt as TO tue
Identity 81 the body. -
DonSi Sands aAirmed-I live in the town of Wash
irg,On .Duchess Co.; am n farmer | recognize the
bocy OF my son, lssac d. Sauds here Tie oooy was
found this afternoon under part Of wheel OF me Hen
~ Clay; be appears 10 have been drowned; he vas
apss,enger On board from Puu hkeepge to New York
hiIn,tn wife and two chidreu; his wife and laughter
were saved; bis son, Sylvester, y mooths, was
drowned anc body recovered Mr.. Sands was 81 years
old be born in Clinton, Duchess Co he was
ernsn Ia New York
Elm0re Thompson sworn roside tho leo Henry
ST. Ntw.Y,u / sm a merchant. | recognize the boiy
Of ny osughler Jennie b. Thompson; WIS found
LtatI la tie flyer hear tug wreck, about clock
us morning; drowning dgpturs 10 nave oe the Gauss
Of her Cesit fhs wBs d passenger board tla Hehry
Clay on tie 2gh; she wss months Snd 20 days olo
was born IN New lorh; / was passenger on board,
Sso ny wife and sersaLt gih Eliza; my wife was
saved Tie servant ard my child were lost the seryans
pa hol YET been recovefed there appeared 70 be con
sic'isoe s'ne, Al New6urgh, between tae runners OF
~ D - tk.t n "a
hei, nor each TtpreeunQ tbt respective GOATS 20 be
80 =. sto --latest saw nothing among the runners
"Sto race ol, several OF them noticed that the
.atehIy C~y was ahead ana appeared 70 boast
The o'aer party; | Cannon sav ~, MI snv par,l.