New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-31

- rus sborc ny attention WAS serrari directed
20 Tie saffv vsge-tc that was i'e - ~sc.po an
exr o.i,r found was II the passengers hai tua for
vsr s. impossible 70 tel the aeoci the rush might haFs'
sie Wa 1ui ish0re IN e good Place .,
Thauas Il Ifsder. suOn-Nas psssenSpr, win ny
sr,ok.n ~ by M Morris IN which Mr. C5.yes sAi he
thoughi be Armenia wond not pass ns % th'fo va, 81
arrangement between The owners no, u race Nc Gd nos
hear any such conversation the tina Of the boafsc'ng
together Mr. Hail said that Mr. Matarn who NJ spoke
Of tue matter stated wha; Re hiasof hes-i 40 irsJ
said that MessTs Morris aud Recn we're neN enoayas
hear Il AfcT the nEV broke oui, anj hsi NAcei ny
daughter on the afer part Of the vessel tho raags
lr Culver Ia the water ASSISTING TIRE pAssehgsrs
saw Capt. IaImAn also assisting the Passengers sav
nothing unusual in The running of the boat; Nc heaJ
Clay rang her pssssgc ben AZ BRISTOL bat sss no persoa
claim 20 20 shore and the bo rang 10 80 ahead wbs!
the hoa;s came together above Kingston was esassd
by the suction OF ;be two vssscli when bey were
coming IN contact ! ordered he passengers from
stsboaId 70 laIeosTd In order that the boats wight
sud water been thrown upon t. went al TO where my
daughter wss There vas great excite neat $40 ors
same requested the passengers 70 20 fcrward-thsy
were all rushing agans, the rails which would break
them. requested the gentlemen who had ladies to 70
forward thst the hoSs making for the shore sai
would be there in few minutes wa then aiireset
bv OF the ladies Captain. One OF the vitaesss
6r prosecution pointed ont IN Court Mr.. Rsdlen As look
ing ike the ont be took board 20 be NJ Csnyer A
o. boat s.ru,k Mr. Coycr bad an AK In hls hand eatos
yorrg sue the bOa 50 as 10 pat out the nrs tssrs
MAS
addressed me as Captain believe the chdren were lost
Charles Van Beurcn swOm.-When the Henry Clay 81
ryei Al kingston heard persons remSrk tia. she was
little behind her time. The witness ss DID the Others al
luded the position OF the boats IL the dnJrcas landings
&c. stated by previous witnesses.
Julius Lake sw0rn-ls pilot on the North kNer' was
oboui bali mile behind the Henry Clay when observed
she FIRE her head turual - The shore; saw
passengers the upper deck toward the gard ana
seine othem jump INTO The river thns as many IS aSse
80 rushed overheard before she got 90 the shore saw
one lump into the before her head was turmoil they
iurVsd over IN crowd continued III we got abreast
OF her four IN tho boat 90 assist IN saving pas
sencers; | saw Mr.. Einendogi ami Mr.. C0Nyer 10 the
water, assisting the passengers
Judson Money swou-Nas pilot ofthe Aida she went
from New York 60 Albany esth starred AZ o'clock
TIC Henry Clay at Coxseckic, about - miles from
NcwYork tle Henry Clay I'm Albany et7o clock the
Henry Clay favorable tide 60 make 92 TO - miles an
hour
Wniam Iuuiuon1 s,yorn-was passenger in the
Henry Clay; board at Nevburg, Ia the after
cabin when the alsrn OF IRE given Mr. Colyor was
with me be started up and followed hun saw that
the boat ire, and went Into the Captains state
and told him 10 get Up, that all dre hs
lying down az the time, hcpcl to &c, sono Of his
clothes on cannot say heard him 60 the passengers
to come forward but after he ~ TO the railway had
hm sns out for them % como that way saw him after
wards in boat going backward and forwards with ladies'
saw Mr. ColyCr take three or four ados nom the afer
guard round The wheel house. uui he got them on shore
Allan Seaman swOrn--Am plot know tho H9ary
Clay have known her to 60 II miles IN ~ mnaies The
plo and assston pilot have no connection with the hre
room they communicate with the cuginecrs by bell;
l. the uty Of the engineer 20 obey to bell nave sses
the Henry Clay in New York 0ftcr starting from Albany
At o'clock, az past o.
Ambrose Bradley sworn-Wss passenger the AFTER
part Of the PILOT house fire when tho boat struck
lie shore the flames then spread very rapidly
Adjourned TO this fOrcnoon, II ~ O'Clock