New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-21

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clidscr ana oess eternal aoessns and I'd o.,sss
fsrlsn. esnplsiss that As eAsssa VIA ei,sssss u
g. wsso nO sso Capt ED W. ss.s, r sss.ss rs
it for the decision OF tSc yuess wArsAer &c fesad fnsy
be VII be Sentenced - Lar % ds,> wkss
IL clearly shown here Tat @ calamity vs e.sssa :,
kcth RiV,r Law Became the admission Of sesn Of cell
=. sSs ros. wssi rshf thsn have tS~J 70 sssssi
that They st n cold ar and ses espsssa eatsAe -
nc ai:or Of hos water On as OF cold AeAss4
:s. s g ss' assr sSfs sb .Sss can ny 10 49,
There anotker thingthe pressure was hom -sssr-s
wsAksst pOini where they sy !. -seruf sedr
bent the s,ronSes, ia frsneiss hfe boat me ea
neny s the fracture nine feet oas AID te.is
trtES-sH inches wisetAere no Isetenss Bat psuee
down, but nphe water rushed down INTO tAe hrs~ b.
cane cow stes into steam and sss which dEo,s n,s ss
dirty Eve pesSsns ses ,ssV ..y eS h.Tc sss Ssssss
node ard no man excerpt some member OF CsaxreS was
got ,ss,.ssd ~ess sSars he valve 20 Be rsisea Inss
they viii b snhjected to the ish scton .
The same duty Cha, Is tArevn upon the throw.
uron the master Lake Ere Tor instance he oAiSoA
by sA Section set certain number Of boats &c. p~ras
are saeree r want o. them ssd ye. .ey COME .aa
acLssn, web :. the U $ suprsSs Court he. hs's ,Ss
Congress has provided tia, ,asro shall Be many safsy
valves the Inspectors ps@,. and shall pseeone eel;
=
sey Tia, Capt Fanhsm cannot escape fo the -spoasi-
by uuless the Jury bseve the seedsnt ~osd have
CURED even the safety valve bad ben raised Ba. sey
esisstIople miah have been sso.aed. or IN any wsy
ascee-why Cad the Counsel not az IS to tho lscsi
inquired Of Gr Stinan 6 the ssieiy valve bad beea
raised and the DOCS opened " the explosion would havv
taken place MI s sid he thought lf would have besa
Mr. n. SAID he referred to a sound boiler. THs csxvt
ltsd from hs that M said the safety ysve ought
TO relieve the boiler II the doors slut
- aid 4. ~ "a.
deIee exactly the jury would correct IT, Taey have I'D
that Capt FsIUhau not to blame, hut that Mr.. Howy
any am sorry that they did that becsuss HI.
Hewlett wall have 10 for himself say the
liable under the eth section the engineer under the lfA
not necessary tho safety valve They attempt 70
the blame upon the maker OF the iron. bur tho law
80 te1o ouy break but st the iron ,o thru
leaves Of the 10th OF inch thick each 81 them sohd
anu the Others nearly II IL shown that the broke
wpyshowns the force ofthe pressure bat the iroa WIS
weak that good esuse for supereddns the cen
non Of opening The valve They sayt was not saie 4
opcu the valve Of the water but appears tsst
ti,d that while the way between Red Hook aud Brs
tot They che going AZ Glow speed, on about =
miles hour should not hike 10 have been board
of Der when she gong her fastest One Of the
nCdestly ad that the Reindeer usually had
pany-the company husging other boats racing ana
caused dsnger tie ssd IL pleasant steasoatns that
doy but death TO So human beings. win say 10
Copt end Others ,hat the law requires The OF the
yysyc, instead OF letting in cold air upon he 6oler
which precisely the throwing cold water upon
them. Steam III rend the earth IL Is that which esasss
the eruption Mount NesuNlus
resst properly taken o. The OF thass
boats do not proper iron because il will cost meeey.
They III not AJAX How thick can you make the iron bat
How thin you make IL
regard every steamboat as floating volcano frssh,oA
with human beings. How fearful Is the responsib, Of -
individual attempting conduct such vessel IL he b.
guilty CT misconduct nes inattenon he IL liable
punishment under the law, particularly II yoa think
was his duty let OF stesm aud be did not you viii eon
Wet him.
was Western Jury that sried that case-thsir doc
ives that was the duty fthe Keep much
he could matter 10 the loss Of life aud no IVES
acquitted
ii is for the jury TO say whether the cstssophes Of ths
Henry Clay the Reindeer and stier can be done without
Icspousibitylt they think that u tho ssietyvavs he's
ie,n raised in this case the oxposioa would have boon
avoided thew must convict The law says they must rass
The sAfety-yalve. II the Jury think Capt, " has exoner
Ated himself let him in peace but II they think the thsr
" Gye human bonss have been sacrificed by any fault NJ
lis YOU will decide accordingly.
The Court said II being late II woald defer Evins tho
charge till this forenoon aud the Court adjourned