The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-13

~ ~ assrd the prenonitory sounds Of the ex oson
n ouiek thought be snveloped NM head hancs, aud
.sli ap.n the deck sad held mis- breath long Ae
csuIc up IN the should pass hitn lie states
drew his nrst cautious breath after the &C.
esoent a seemed rs If he Vas breathing hre.
Captain TrefIy Of the Union hrst discovered the Jenny
dstress as be was comiog out OF Aameds creek
He thoue that hhs had broken some OF nor ma
oAinsry but hsng her found that snc bad exploded
When the Union first reached rae scene Of tao DISASTER
there vas not sufferer on ooari mat va Aos nsoe'
h fact believe II Is Acknowledged sct "a surgery,
that The greater the OF the INJURY y scso- the
xaore assaeled is the sensibluy paralysis oil tns
nerves OF sensation hrougho tue system Is produced
nspy who appeared quite strong, who could even walk
vouud wonjd saddeDly he dosn ana breathe their last
Sour minutes before he died He was shpcAinsy seade1
fhe ate. a struck with such force TO strip hiH OF
p.sry every particle OF clothing.
Ar simon krenchmsn, could walk round but he
rould not see HE face terribly scslded and swollen
1Ae eyes Of nearly all closed with the exception
Hrs. Ripley. One OF her eyes appeared quite ven, ana
Mr. Ripley madc his win on the steamer after the acct
dent happened, and died about an hour sttervards'
The lady supposed To &c Miss hnnosi has oesn teoos
aired as = French lady named beaadeshou' -,
Mrs Ripley moved yesterday morning 70 'us Hpus
az Mr. Frederick X Bunker, where she DIED; her W.
\. nd and sour children died few hours before her
Thus has interesting family OF SIX persons Deem SUI
Iaong ihs sc.lded was Mrs Rozela Emerson, wife Of
rsn,n Charles Emerson. she Was from bucAsp,rt NE,
and aged thirty two she sit tree enefen resns
-,sit CT to this city she died about ons CLOCK
Yesterday afternoon. ~~s~s
me exact number Of those who sprsng overheard cannot
be sscertaned. A passenger informs us that he saw
three in the water, only one OF whom was taken out,
me quite . number OF hats were coating round.
MIR. G. A. shelton known by quite number OF
fose board Of the Union, but in scalded state
not recognized. he was removed to rehama House
shortly after the arrival Of the boat and regret to
ssy expired quarter after last evening
Anspg the additional deaths those OF J. s. Brad
bury, and child of $. r. Westfal
Mrs, Page oiea yesterday afternoon at O'Clock, and
Judge White Of San jose NJ about one O'Clock
Mr.. Winser died at one o'clock yesterday afternoon
Among the deaths also are those Of Jonas Hawkins,
Er Bramey. Mr. Carpenter, Frenchmsn, and Mr. Ihos
GeideA.
Mr. Hoppe is at Jones Hotel badly scalded.
gentleman arrived at the Mantle on Monday oven
ing per stage, who had purchased his ticket for the
Jenny Lind and just before leaving returned it to the
oce and exchanged Il for the stage, crc ums lance
pxobably the means of saving his life.
The fathiuness of two dogs attracted marked atten
Al over but laid down az the feet at the head
0S his poor dead master, without whine and all at
tenpts TO call him away we're useless,
The Jenny Lind towed to the city Last evening
The boiler of the Jenny Lind was an cid one, on the
high pressure principle.
LIST OF DEAD.
TIE arst body examined by the Coroner Jury was that
ola Young nan and age unknown; acted il the
ysesy Of head waiter for the tip.
The second identified the cody OF jeremiah Van
Fsrsn fireman, aged about 20 years. native Of Green-
busn, Sew York.
a-Francs Henry Macabee, steward, aged 81 native
4-John Brady, of New Orleans, second steward aged
&C years.
-Infant child Glance slsaudsshou, aged months;
e-Charles Beauseshou, aged years. born in Califor
7-Aalie Bleaudeshou, mother OF the above children,
aged "A years, residence No Virginia street san Frau
CISCO
S-Adolph 5ehn, aged years native of Mexico.
eLaiay ette Drake, native OF Portage county, Ohio,
late merchant OF Diamond Springs, aged %, leaves
wife and family in Ohio.
IO-Ass ]. B. Wnack born IN Scotland aged about
IS: resided ct Sants Clara.
h.-Bryan Murphy, aged 80 years; resident Of San
Joee born in Ireland.
I2-sarah Emn Page daughter Of David Page Esq,
u San Francisco, aged years born IN Boston.
laNoah Ripley, Esq of Barre Mass, aged so years.
about 90 years.
ls-safah Frances, daughter of above aged 10 years
13.-Cha.les Edward, of above, aged years,
month and 20 days; born in Brooklyn.
llama Farley, daughter Of above, aged years,
ls.-Mrs Sarah Ann Page aged "a years died at he-
gesidepee at p H.
19-Ar. Charles White, of Ireland late of San Jose,
sged So years; died at II o'clock. at Jones Hotel.
20-Mr. James Hopkins, of Geneva Cayuga county,
New York, aged about so years, late Of San jose
H-John s. Bradbury, OF Clifford Chenango coanty,
Now York, aged about 80 years; arrived in steamer
Eorthsrner, three weeks since
22-ICaleb Wsner, of Clifford, Chenango county, New
York, aged % years; arrived three weeks since.
23.-Thomas Keli, OF Quebec, Lower Canada aged %.
&C A. shelton Late of San Francisco, died at Jones
z5-Chares Emerson died at Crescent City Hotel yes
1esday, st 81 r. N.
26-Ar j s. Bradbury.
27.-a child of Mr.. S.iWestfaIl.
2S.-Mr Jonas Ha vkins
20.-gonsieur Carpenter, Frenchmsn.
The above mentioned five persons ages and place OF
nativity not asceTtained.
The following is the
Mrs. Emerson, badly; nephew of Mr. Murphy's, bad.
y; J. D. Hoppe OF San Jose badly Mr. Bell, Of Wis
eonsn, badly r. f. Colyer Racine. Wisconsin, badly R.
A. Wymsn, Racane. Wisconsin, badly; S harper Penn
syivania cabin boy of the Jenny Lind, badly Thomas
Aeie, badly; Thomas Golden, badly Claude simon
EIenehman badly; l. W. Ryder slightly: Mr.. Balm, Of
North Beach badly A. Goldsmith, slightly; George
Simmons badly s E esll!ns eaSa 81 the boat Slight
k-fotal, 10.