The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-09
THE REINDEER CATASTROPHE.
LATESf INTELLIGENCE.
Another BODY Found. anu Inquest at Viyoli.
CONDITION OF TIE Survivors.
Correct Lists Of Killed and Injured
Forty-seven in all.
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The jury In the veroict rendered at two o'clock yes
terdty morning st BRISTOL in Ulster county. and
ported in that days HGRAI3 iaoucad. beyond those
previously bamsd The subjects OF It, Miss Esee Loup
whose body he'd been taken Go Hudson by FER friends
and also Mr. David Bowers Who died board boat
Chelsea en- HE way to Albany They alc assigo tue
for injuries to the survivors whom they saw
and Of whose identity they took evidence.
The jury were engaged SD nut hours before they
finally sgresd on their verdict ard during the time OF
their celebration sent word to Coroner that they
wouid like TO have the inspectors who Lid examined the
bciers in March Last, brosgtt bsfore them.
MIR. Meroiosn and Mr Van Ordcn Lis assistant, OBJ
jected as they thought such examination would be
useless and could lead to practical result oven thoy
could tccuTo thci ATTENDANCE In this Wow tho
concidsd but como other members Of the jury insisted
on II ana threatened prcsonmcnt oeusuriug the Ccro
for bis refusal The demand ultimately waived
and the verdict rendered as stated II seemed to give
general satisfaction in the locality.
noDy FOUND At TNoI (cS nooR) Ann INQUEST THERE
On Morday body was discovered Hoatug near Tivoli
Tho shore nearly opposite tho tho disaster
the cast side Of the river
On being towed ashore 1t proved to DO that OF an e
derby maD apparently about exy years age and Of
very respectable appearance He was stout built about
five feet ten inches in height hair gray and head par
ally bald dressed in gray pantalcons gray vest and blue
tweed coat. In His pocket was oye glass aud watch
some pencils and pens carefully wrapped up aud tho
things in biz Pocketbook arranged vory order bus
the few papers in his possession saturated with
water tLat they were almost ntegbc and did not give
any clue to his identity The could
not have been procured until ths next morning and,
%;css mnS Justice Of tho Peace o.
| House, on the wharf.
but from the appearance Of tho face and hands which
seemed to have been slightly sosded, and his having
evidently been but short time in the water the Jury
were OF opinion and found verdict that it that Of
man to them unknown who BY his death by scald-
ing and drowning on tho Reindeer steamboat, on the
4h instant The decreased inferred at the Rcd Church
buryins ground, Tvol, on Tuesday
CONDITION. ETC., or THE SURVIVORS.
Yesterday morning at the time of reporter leaving
Bristol OF the sixteen surviving injured persons eleven
OF th.so there four at the Maiden House. namely:
Mrs Williamson, wife Of the Rev George r. Williamson,
who WIS killed Sho was in very dangerous state but
then tto better. Miss Lockwood, Of Albany sister of
Mr. J. +. Lockwood. below named sho was in
Eb,ngsr German, waiter On board tbs Reindeer
his recovery dpaired Of but no little bcttcr;
| and Hugh Lowers. fireman On board the Reindeer
badly scalded but hopes entertained Of his recovery.
At Mrs preston's house, oue-thc child Of Mrs. VII
Eansoc SIX months od-vory slightly injured and then
Kind nurse
Al tho house Of - canncld Esa., three Mr., Mrs
Il
| well, but Miss auis'ey severely scalded.
! At Mrs Armstrong;, onc-Mr. J. T. Lockwood OF Al
bany but n hopes entertained as il feared he had
At Mrs. Bells, tvo-Cha.iss McGrcgor and Henry 0.
fleek boohindsrs both Of South Brooklyn broken limbs
Captain uoyt Iis wife child and servant, returned
home 70 udscn On Monday and John Hewlett the chief
engineer. 60 Trey. by the Aida on'rucsdsy morning.
The awful catalogue OF kisd and scaded wit there
| fore, nov stand thus
| LIST or THE DEAD YESTERDAY.
j. Samuel G. Brown, 81 Rcnwick street. X. Y.
! deer.
g Francis Dunn fireman, Reindeer.
| a. Peter Fauch waiter, Reindeer.
8. John Bowers waiter. Reindeer
| G. Robert Farrell, do do
Z. jacob kccbcr. 40. do
8. Solomon Savoy (colored) thrcc brothers, do Dc.
Mrs. Daniel \. Powers, GIG Broadway Albany.
10 Norman 7. Williamson, Saratoga, (son Of Rev
H. John G. Runfeidt Attsche Of Danish Consul, New
York
~ u. +. Hcldridgc, "a Jagie street Albany.
IL. Thomas Barnes Richmond, Va.
IL Hugh Eilcieh DO
TO- Miss MagSEot.a Andrews, aged sxtccn-step
j.! John Savoy. (co,ourcd boy } waiter, RciEasl1.
49, Garwood Bcnway head steward do
10 Miss Istec Loop aged L.. daughter OF slr. John
| Loup. Of Rev osls, body taken to Hudson
| 60 james Brown, deck hand Reindeer (greaer).
q. Desch Cox. second cngineor, do
=. German waiter. (name unknown, Reindeer.
q Dennis Savoy. waiter Reindeer; resides at Rhas-
| "a aIre. Mary Ann Lockwood, Albany
2, A.W. Whlpplc. lowell Mass.
20 Rev Geo. r. Williamson.
q. Mir. Daniel X Bowers. Albany.
/ 2S Mr. w. Ii. Smell. Richmond. Va.
| 90 Edward Zier. German. walter Rclndrec-
co. Mr. Woods Baker Of Princeton, n J.U S Survey
a. Body found at Tivoi, (namo uninown)
i. Captain Esyt Hudson, n. X
Mr., Hoyt
s. Child OF the above
). Ms wiula mson, vic Of the above (no< esgsse<
I & Child of the above
l Z. HuehIowcrs. Ncwbargh, Daddy
g. Mr.. Qusscy, st. Johns, Porto Bieo. tsxYectea \
MI S Ssssy s9s fss i tho sS!ss %
| IL. Mr.. II. Lockwood. Albany.
ssst bGs ssss us .e
| "a. Henry G. Flock, do, doing wclL)
Il S SS h cst d ssFy EnsnS.r Reindeer
We have heard nothing Of MI George Lewis ahd vife
reported missing.
INCIDENTS, CLOSING SCENES, ETC
apPcaxs that tho bodies upon which inaucste be-
ing held In this city were taken away without burial per
mts fom the Coroner Of Ulster county somo OF thci,
friends objected 70 tho delay and the second srdcal and
unfortunate boat. arrived Tuesday at Bristol and oh
talDed the necessary documents in each css.
Captain Tsrpham has tsidcn,, suffered much anxiety
and sSmpatbEed deeply with the srheEr. He vss IA
turay much relieved By tho result OF tho luyesicaton
Ho and Mr. Samuel Mccioan ono OF the Piots remain
So bfisto aBofuiDgevery possible aid to tho invads
also pleasing to remark that from the time of thu
fatal occurrence tho most exemplary pains have beer
tasn BY tho resident oitiscns Of Maldcn to alleviate tho
sunerngs Of their unfortunate gtests
Mr. Nathan keilog and his partner, Mr. Bigelow have
tcen moot prominent Their atore and warehouse hsf
becr open for the accommodation OF all parties and thci
own personal exertons have materially facilitated thu
| lalors Of tho Coroner and reporters
Tho two hotcl keepers, MI Livingston ~ the Maiden
House and g. Norton ofthe Exchsae House have also
boon most attentive Tho former converted into
hospital d tho attendants have BEEN most indefaga-
| bic In mnistcring 10 the injured
Inc crew OF the aoop Luzcsne, Capt. HassdIne J
which craft cane alongside immediately sor the acc
cent and remained oil night In tho village performing
| Gsrwood Benway tho head stewa- d who died OF hi
INJURIES was steward Of the Aida and together With his
employees walters NC. many Of whom were also killed
nsa only exchaDged with Mr.. Lawrence now OF that
boat on tho fatal day lie recently married and his