New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-31

containing tho remains Of those who had mt ds,sh ror
one common cause and the sorowng procession rera
its steps to the village. Such the silent sosiny
these burial rkh,s that they put at defiance all powers oil
description He that could have shed the tear of sym
patty over that scene have had an hear
| within his breast
The remains of the following peron or such portions oil
the bodies could be identified buried in the Csho
lie bung ground in Astoria a O'Clock in the afternoon
The procession Of people in carriages which them
to the grave nearly mile in length
HENRY BRAr-Portions Of the remains.
| ANA BURSs-Her head only
MATHEW HAsD-One foot only.
ELLEN McDOSALD-Hor feet gone.
THOMAS OBRIEs-Whoe body with the exception OF one
hand.
john RrLrr-w the exception of some small portions
Of his body and head.
EMyA RYAE-Eniire body
MATHEW RYAs-Entire body
JAMES GoBsAs-En,ire body with the exception Of his
arms and one leg.
We give below as nearly as ascertain the names
Of the killed who supposed TO have the whole or parts
Of their bodies in the large coffin and were Inferred in the
grave with the remains Of George Malcolm Mary Mslcom
ard May Hague
JAMES FoLEY-Supposed entire.
John DOwSEY-SuppOsed entire.
HENRY BRAr-Porions of his head body, and one foot
and leg
ANN Bt sss-Supposed entire with the exception of the
head, which had not been recognised.
MARY HAoUE-Lower portions Of the body and both
MATHEW HAsD-Entre. with the exception of foot
which had been identified.
JAMES GoRMAs-One leg and both arms.
ELLEN McDoSSALD-Left breast, arm and feet.
THOMAS BRHA-One hand.
JoBs RLEs-Some portions of his head and body
The funeral Of Andrew Carney will take place this after
noon d Q O'Clock.
The body of John Smith is still lying at the New York
Hospital unclaimed. An inquest will be held today.
INCIDENTS.
The grease pan, referred to in the evidence and from
which supposed the fire originated tied in
this City expressly for Mr. French Fearing that had
been constructed properly with regard to safety he
struced in such that considered perfectly
safe.
Since this sad occurrence Mr. French has deeply sympa
thzed with the afflicted families and during yesterday and
Sunday he devoted much Of his tins iu visiting the FAM
lies ard renderng assistance in making the necessary
rangements for the nermen of the remains On Sunday
afternoon he procured carriage and accompanied by Mrs
Malcolm, went in search Of the remains Of Mary Malcom.
whose body up to o'clock had not been identified After
calling at several houses, to ascertain the body might
not possibly have been conveyed away by mistake for that
Of another they finally learned that coffin being
borne back to the dead house by Mr. Ryan and friends
Mr. Ryan having conveyed this body to his residence
the night previous under the impression that his
daughter On opening the coffin at the dead house. Mrs
Malcolm Immediately identified the corpse and the scene
was most affecting.
We were informed from reliable source that it was Gus
omsry to have the shop thoroughly swept GU. every day
at noon.
At the time of the explosion there fifteen
twenty kegs powder stored in the attic Of the shop 1t
not customary have but keg of in the
shop once but at this time the magazine filed with
cartridges ready he conveyed away and the powder had
been temporarily stored in the attic
During yesterday the visited by large num-
curious to view the scene where so dreadful calamity had
occurred