New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-13
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the wounded and killed and we are glad 10 siae that up
10 the present time but few names have been aided
Tie body Of an unknown and county ssoortaued
the head waiter Of steamboat
Jeremiah Van buren, 1ss . yssy fireman on board the 'A'
ErSrcs Henry Maesbee, aged 2 native Of Yonksr'
Jshn Brady aged Is years; steward and native Of New
ssrS body the Ccroass Office during The greater part Of
Bis5ehe Beaudeshou aged months native Of California
Charles sssodssoou s,ss ys sb So gs o. s q @
residence No yirgtnia.st- san Francisco.
AeSPs sem b SssS I aS1 POs ca oho late
chant Diamond SPnnss aged Jean lsavess vito add Amy IN
10 Mis- B. wnae born scotland aged about 3. resided in
santa where attached the Santa Clara Female Semi
H. Bryan Murphy aged year. resident OF San JOSE born
Sarah Emma Page d.u.hts q David Page ESQ., Of san Francis
CO ssd Sfss s eGts 10 SI ssrI NJ .sed 20 years
Ia My Turk Ripley wife Of Noah Ripley aged about 80
IS Sarah Frances daughter ofthe above aged years, born
IS cks Edward son aged years months and II
days
g. Mrs sarah Page aged years died residence
~ Mr Cha. White Of Ireland San jose aged IS
o. Mr. Jsss Hopkins cyua Co.. T. aged about 50
' John Siadssy Gu County New York aged
'st ss w. Of Gaford cheSsaso cSaay p yoa
'r s three E E 81 ,ieS Quebec l. aged q,
a. shelton, late Of San FncscSi died at Jonss Hotel At
IS Charles Emerson died Crescent City Hotel yesterday 81
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"a NJ Jorss H.wIns
81 Monsieur Carpenter Frenchman
The above mentioned five persons ages and aud place Of
nativity was not asoelianed
The following were scaded;
Nh. badly %eg s: % Of W. saPG s, 9' d D.
YER Esere Wis badly A wyAn Racine Wis, badly $ das
pes sssn PoI o. tes 1s Imam S @ bsT
Ryder Hshs; North beach bsiyi A. 6ed.aib
say aud one eooIsd man Ofthe boat ishtyrOs 10
One Of the most touching Incidents being free from
..uktl arfs.r .fFN md
goodness Of heart seldom seen was the unreming care
and parental tenderness exhibited by Mr. r Coyer to
his friend and fellow sufferer Mr. "yman Althoush nor
rbly scaded himself with ms face and hands wrapped
in noultices and his eyes in such condition As 10 be
scarcely able 10 yet Mr. Coyer at by the side OF his
aeonzed friend and regardless Of bis own intense sueT
ings assduOus and unremlttng IN his attentions 10
him. They both from the same place Racine WIS
consin have been always together while IN this country
and are now occupying the same room At the hassee
House This morning Mr.. Colyers eyes are entirely
closed and though he has 10 be red with spoon, Will
touch nothing have anything done for him. until ne
knows that SIR Wyman has been provided for. such
in stances of friendship fall like sunshine on the heart and
recall the beautiful description Of the affection Of DAVID
and Jonathan
promptude and Efforts make provision for tho relief OF
he sufferers As soon he knew Of the disaster He was
on the point charterDg steamer to go to the assistance
Of tho Jenny Lind but was anticipated by Capt Young,
her owner who chartered the Kate kearney bat Captain
johnson Of that boat decided 70 go his own RESPONSE
by and accordingly started carrying with him whatever
could tend 10 alleviate the distress OF the sufferers The
steamer Union had however already taken OF the Jenny
Lnds passenger and meeting Der, the hate hearney
returned.
TnE JEsyY LND-ArrivqI gf de Wrsok-Yesterday
about O'Clock the wreck Of the III fated Jenny Lind
reached her wharf being tOwed in by the Gohab. The
boat itself has received very little damage. The cabin
bukhead blown 10 pieces and the action Of steam Is
visible al through the cabin. The Of the disaster
stated IN yesterday account Of t. VIZ the
blowing Of the bandh0e plate from the after head Of
the boiler IL IS Necessary 20 exercise the greatest
in putting in this plate, aud frequently happens that
when 10 all appearances il Is blown out soon
az head Of steam got up. IL exceedingly that
holds long il did in this instance sneFe any de-
fcency exists in putting il in To the fact then uist
held On long allowing large head Of steam 70 De
aied before gave way 10 be attributed the srce pos
sessed 70 blow of the exhagstg pipe and the two t0geh
allowed volume q steam to escape sufficient 70 cause
the irightful disaster