The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-06

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thiok.s@ At that part 10 . soant quarter Or ~ he
Though. Ne. irsa; II vas bought Tor PhlaAspha
used but little stronger % he wanted the boilers made
70 bear hfty pounds Pressure he (witnsss) saw maa
and woman jump overheard; he prevented the rest.
used all exerfions to prevent them and hauled sosp
aisngside the TIVE that did jump saved he wsnt
held he did not recossiss Ms. Deck or Mr. Whp
pie the Rev. Mr.. Williamson q passenger, and Lee
boy lcolored boyl was nsnA ON board: they In
jured by this posion and dead
Examined by Mr. Smith foreman of the jury LANDED
at Kingston about half past H. could not Cell how
revolutions they were making they generally made q or
to tide they STATED with ebb tide, and carried II TO
Neutrality-suspicious. Peughkcepsie thought the iron was
detective otherwise she could not carry steam enough
to explode that part; never suspected before;
thought it the strongest part cause
but defect in the iron could he though cause such an
explosion: want OF water might cause it. but he could
not say what the state but the engineer had tsd
hin did not know whether they blow of any steam at
ii is not usua by raising safety valve the engineer
not tell accurately what qusnoiy Of water there is in
the boiler the amount Of steam Is essened by throwing
doors OF furnaces open at the time Of landing Exami
nation suspended
JAMES r McFAxrANE,-Resded in Canawhs County
Va Was on board at the time. Came on board in New
York. Knew A W. whippie. who was also on board
About three minutes before the explosion saw him lie
at dinner Witness had done aud went to the bow
Hear sort Of dull clap and the fall Of the smoke pipe
simultaneously. There immediate escape of
steam from the hurricane deck Did not remember
but did as he passed along saw nothing Of the engineer
remen could not say positively what the speed
hut calculated that they must go twenty miles an
hour to make the time and reach Albany at four heard
complaints Of reaching any landing in time did not
know Of racing ut a other boat out in company
saw one train pass them at the Highland and thought
be cav another pass there WERE it seemed to him, but
small number at dinner Mr.. Whipple walked ont on
plosion.
To Mr. Smith-The man who collected fares said they
would be at Albany by four aud that led him and his
freDds to GO into the calculation as to speed heard
complaints observations at all about it among the
passengers.
Tho inquest here adjourned until this morning,
and Dir McParane took the body OF Mr. Whipple in q
coffin for conveyance to Lowell. Mass The deceased
had just graduated at the Cambridge University in the
Divinity class
LIST OF THE DEAD UP TO SIX O'CLOCK, P. NJ. YES
TERDAY.
J. James Brown, 81 Renwick street N. Y.
2 Frederick Morrell. Poughkeepsie barkeeper, Rein
deer.
8 Francis Dunn, fireman, Reindeer,
4. Peter Faueh, waiter, Reindeer
8. John Bowers, waiter. Reindeer.
s. Robert Farrell, do do.
z. Jacob Kocher, do. do.
s. Solomon Seboy, do do.
9. Mrs Daniel N. Bowers, 916 Broadway, Albany
10 Norman P. Williamson, Saratoga, (son of Rsv.
H. John G. Runfeidt, Attache of Danish Consul New
York
- D +. Holdridge, "A Eagle street Albany.
IS. Thomas Barnes, Richmond Va.
il Hugh Riley, do.
IL Miss samuella Andrews, aged seventeen.
10. Miss Margaretta Andrews, aged sixtcen-step
daughters OF Mr.. Rieigh.
7. John saboy. (Oolourcd boy waiter Reindeer.
is. Garwood Benway, head steward do.
Loop Of New York. body taken to Hudson-no inquest
20. James Brown, deck hand on Reindeer (greaser).
81 Beach Cox second engineer. do.
-. German waiter (name unkDown), Reindeer
20 Dennis Seboy waiter, Reindeer resides at Rhine
beck.
q Mrs. Sarah N Lockwood. Albany.
25 A. w. Whipple Lowell, Mass
&c Rev Geo. Il. Williamson.
] David N Bowers, hlbany-badiy.
Wood Baker, Princeton, N. J U. Coast Survey
very badly.
5 Captain Hoyt, Hudson, N. Y.
Mrs. Hcyt.
Child OF the above
Servant.
: Mrs williamson, wife of The sboye--Slghtiy.
S Child of the above
Q Hugh Lowcry. Newbureh--yery badly.
TO- Mr.. Quigiey Merchants Hotel New York
H. Mrs ouigey, wife of the above. (safe.)
J.. Miss ,luiney daughter of the above (very badly
IL Mr., Lockwood, Albany.
u. Miss lockwood, his sister, very bad
L. Charles McGregor. South brooklyn doing wcl)
Ii Henry G. Flick (doinG woul
L. W H. Smell Richmond. Va.
Is Edward Zeller, NY
H. Joseph Ebipgcr.
%. John Hewlett. Chief Engineer Reindeer, Troy.
ON reporters return, delay occurred to
he locomotive at Cold Springs and the train did not
rive ill nearly half-past The laeness of the hour
obges to omit some incidents Sc that have been
furnished with