New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-25

.;e nearly all the fragments Of the wreck had sank
I'D n r.ons who have witnessed many previous expo
en.. f.av ,bey never complete a wreck
siors ssy Isorvsr-Coroner Whaling held an inquest
r,Ssy upon the body of Mrs Clark who was killed at 'e
,e o the explosion and whose body was picked up oy
,hs Nevada while floating near The wreck ,
III. s',grp Iserrsr-Coroner Whaling held an inquest
vsss,dsy upon the body Isaae Phithop, native OF Eng
Is,d ared thry-fve wears, who died on sunday mo.nn
r n 81. cts of injuries received az the oiowlng-ap vi
rhoat Secretary. He cook Of the steamer
Axo1HrR vIcrrN.-Among the Passengers lost by the
.,rloson If the Secretary, was Matthew uori
eriv resident Of Sonoma who came TO his couh,ry
IN Col Stephensons regiment and was about -
- ~ age We understand that he was standing On
dc1k aft the boiler conversing with gentleman %.
M moments before the explosion, and mas ho' since oeen
heard of. -,
m sunday upon the body OF Mr.. William Eas'on VINO dled
% niuiies received at the explosion OF the Secretary
Dsceascd was native Of Bath, Me-, aged 81 years -
WRycE OF THE SECRETARY DRIFrISG AsHoRE'0ine
,o"er Clinton on her trip from Contra Costa at 3 T. W.
sday reported thai fragments of the keel OF the steamer
seeTetay which T,' w., cortrs sUTa Costa up a a "'
TI, San FraHeisoo Herald Of the 25h has the follow
ing additional particulars
We are indebted 10 Mr. Thomas inman, who went up on
SATURDAY. in the schooner Cathane IN quest OF ne bodies
90 lost ON the stesrner Secretary for the following
Sdal nsrticulars egardng the fatal results OF that
disaster Those board the schooner iound that me
bodies Of FIVE persons, whose rne. nave not here'2oe
heen mentioned among the lost had come ashore on h'
ers Reach about FIVE miles this side Of Corie MADEIRA
One had been buried on Saturday, but was dsinteTed
and an inquest held upon yesterday morning by acting
Coroner Burden. The of the deceased could not be
L. ascereiued He had blue jacket and pants check
slrt s3 IS in biz pockets. No artificial marks could be
discovered about him. .n,.,,,
The second body proved to be that Of Peter Lindah
The wa an anchor on his right hand and the letters r.
D. l. on h left gold watch and chain 81 in cash and
certificate of deposit upon Page Bacon Co., the amount
Of which the holder refused TO make known we're iound
uIon him u-.h. =, d.,
recovery of which reward of $500 had been offered by
lis father resident of this ely.
The fourth was smasized man. dressed in black frock
coat vest and pants with auburn har whiskers ,ht
color,d mustache On his right marked the let
ters NJ F. c. and an image OF Lady Campbell, the female
nrste On his left hand star, and his lett arm
monument His name could not be ascertaned.
The fifth body was that OF middle sized man. had on
n eli, ok shirt and check pants The inquest upon 'h.s
lad not been completed when our informant LEFT.
Sill aIotler body informed, was picket up on
saturday on the beach outside OF the Heads near the Biz
Lagoon in the vicinity Of Bonas 1t could not be recog-
Iized and was buried without an inquest.
On Rffters Beach was also picked up certificate of
deuosit On We. Fargo and Co. for $500 in favor of
Richard H. Bushnell. 1t found by and remains IN
the uossession of l.. McNGughton.