New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-10

rRssoosIs afternoon and evening
Lrv1se GIssFvEs Chine-e Museum. No $50 Broadway.
Fsss.S BtteI.s oslfsT 10 SIS Bfo.d%sq
f,sosss, OF NnG,R, by FrsuEenstein. At Hope Chapel
Battle NExoRLEAss siHthavr opposite Crystal Palace
The weather yesterday cloudy and cool with slow
shower all the evening.
Tie Opera Season at Nblos will commence on Monday
with Norma by s,eIanone savi, &c Several fresh OPP
eros are Pre- missed among them entirely by
American author. Tickets viii be sold today
The entertainment of Mr. John Owen is particularly hu
orou and interesting Ii comico serious recitation Of
VOYAGE across the Atlantic to Paris thence to Switzerland
winding up in the Ascent Of Mont Blanc This recitation
includes excellent limitations of Germans French etc 1t is
Illustrated by large Illuminated Panoramas, giving with
frist,c fidelity the passed through As the traveller
WHO ascends Mon, Blanc Is in million, perhaps ten
,ncns tie interest of the perous journey pioray set
forth is necessarily fresh all Ii is indeed highly curious
and attractive
CRYSTAL PALAcE-The number of tickets sold yesterday
was 1892
The meeting of the American Party, advertised for
at night TO be held in the Seventh Ward a complete
fure only from six to dozen persons being present
They adjourned wthout doing any business
The Ant Union do net own the building recently spoken
Of as a dance house They sold it last February TO the
present owner.
That neat little tho Chapel located at No 80 Forsyth.
IT, bulk by the Advent Mission Church, of which we
made note few weeks since, is completed and will be
opened for Divine service TO We in rel
cus notices the names of Prof Whiting j. Hines of Bos
:; D. and L. d. Mansfield the minister in charge announced
10 preach on he occasion.
pr Lees of Edinburgh will Lecture Sabbath evening
-, 81. To- Alliance Tent Total Ab.ti
nance as Practice a Doctrine and Remedy, Divine
Of Is sanctioned in the Bible
TIE LATE ACCIDENT THE STEAMER BAY STATE
B,oh # fnr # tie Sg6crers-C0coHer's hgae"-Coro
No.. Csn be Yesterday held an inquest at the New York
lo-ta pom the bodies Of Charlotte Maria and Mary DE
Nolf and Ihomus Warren who died in the Hospital from
lie .ecis Of the late accident board the Bay
stoe The Coroner also Instituted investigation relative
o he cause Of the accident and after Jury of six
mrunecd the following testimony in relation to the caam
&, IVES tal,B:
VIM T. DeWolf OF Chicago ILL.,. sworn. says and my
vile and eight children and servant left Fall River Wed
u,sday evening for New York about clock on the fol
lowing morning awakened BY explosion, a. II from
wdtr i lad engaged three state rooms Nos - and 10
were a, Joining and appropriated to my wife aud
ch idren room No 80 | took Tor myself and two sons
hen the explosion took place opened my door and the
seGm in shut the door and tock my two boys out
If the window along the outside calling for my
wife and Gauehter and the first one took hold OF was
Chafloe and she At that time scaded my wife GOV
e1od up the youngest with blankets and they escaped
unbard Maria was scalded before her mother could get
Ter ont Of tie berth; Maria, Charlotte aud Anna were in
tate room No 40 they all rushed out ard got scaded
lre Of my children have since died the Captain andpas
sercer. did all in their power for them.
F.aerick A Sturgs sworn. says-I am Engineer of the
Il, amboat Bay State; Wednesday evening at y
o,l,e we lett Fall River for New York the crash and
e ~ " - s,YoLe mo. I ran ar IN 20 down a
ladder but the steam rushed up and was Obliged t. go
get down could not get into the engine room
-. II f-fonf nj H4ay
no 10 get In went the FIRE room and put the hre out
while was away my assistant got IN and unlocked the
&C, eniric hook making an examination iOund that
raj te crank bin had broken off the driving crank
which caused the pin drop out of the other crank and
lie piston was forced through the head Of the cylinder
caused the steam rush out into the saloon the
lin he's been in use years and considered good
examined month ago, and 10 al appearance was as
sound as any part Of the engine we we're earr1 about
POUNDS u steam the inch, when went to bed; we
are allowed by law to carry 80 pounds to the inch
James H. Firkel of Fan River being sworn. says
am Assistant Engineer of the Bay State; at o'clock 1
took charge Of he engine ali went well until about ~
n.nutes past 0 clock when, passing from the
fre room TO the engine heard noise from the ma
thIety AZ II something breaking soon found that
The steam was rushing into the saloon, and raised me
ssiy valve let the steam OF the boilers MI stargis
AID inyself then went the crank room found the
dfnace as Mr. : has stated month since we eKamned
lie PIN after having unconnected and lound 10 De
sound al time Of tie occurrence We had n pounds Of
Wm Blown. Captain Of the Bay State testified to hav
.
lie rassengers to keep their state until the steam
had passed o from the saloon. extended al The RELIEF IN
Ii nov or 10 the sufferer and caused signal rockets TO De
sen I'd the Connecticut TO come to their as
sstarce which she did and took Of the passengers and
DR.. E1waid " Derby. Of the New YORK Hospital ties
ttsd 10 having ATTENDED the deceased after their adns
sion and that tie burn and scsid received BY them was
The cause OF their deaths.
The case was then given the Jury who rendered the
following ver t We find tlai the deceased parties came
to their deaths by seads accidentally received on board
the steamer Bay State the morning OF the 9Th Of sept
| 1883 bv the break ing Of the crank pin
Ike bodies OF the deceased srs were placed IN eaden
,ons preparatory being removed to chicago for burial
sene hope entertained OF the recovery Oh Anna LIE
Vol who s. lies a. the Hospia badly scalded The re
mains az Nh Warren were also placed in leaden coffin
and viii today be taken 20 New Bedford Mas fr inter
nen;