New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-30
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The eeceased IA hSd told his parents Z h. had soe u
Fffrchs son Bily' throw loo.e poBdef UPON Tie q.
anc luEn it f'S anus, uert.
GroEer MACON. X yesrs Of sse, con q tfeorcs II 4
c'l 'ard brother of Mary hlaoln who alo ost he sx
by tbs calamity was employed to wori a, era. .,,
pan grcssirg bullets Ills body was covered to n
dence of his father in Astoria ness the Court Hog
Saturday evening lis head was blown away and D.
no. Re found
NArr Malcolm. Il years Of sgc daughter Of C,.
GslColm residing in Broadway. Astoria near the {
House Her loGy was recognised yesterday Ghor--
about O'Clock ty her mother
Ellen McDoN,LD 20 years OF age. daughter Of
Mcdonald WHO resides at Upper RsvonswooI abou' ,
nile above the place OF the casualty. Her remins 50
mostly found Her body severed at the waist he !
srm and her et breast gone lie feet coad no. be fovc
Her read open and the top part thrown bach-s,
pearing as though q portion of head was gone Mi.,
Mcdonald in the sbecnce OF Mr. French had charge Of
the shop
THoxAs 0BRlss, 10 years Of age nephew OF Johs
Brcn HIS body was all whole except one hsnd His
remains taken home Lis who resides II Upper
Ravenswood IN he same house with Mr. Ryan and next
door to Mr. Mcdonald Ths lad was from the county OF
Monaghan Ireland
JoHN RILEY 10 years Of age, of Mathew Riley Mr.
Riley Al work in the field far from the IN fscd
building when the sasualy occurred Hearing SO hsavy
an tNnl son 80 Liar ne ONugto under cart 10 s,N<
hin s,lffrom injury from falling stones aud rlr Of m,
head The brains and of the internal parts Of his own
boy fol nosr him bneha pisced the lars '5rehe Il
EMMA RYAN. 10 years Of oge, sister TO Mathew Rysr
killed and daughter Of Mathew Ryan, Sen residing at In
per Ravtnswood Her remains conveyed 70 tie tenn,
IoTary dad house whore she rnand unrocognzed sns
about o'clock yesterday afternoon when Ms Ryan idsuAi
fed the body
MATHEW RYAN. JR. Is years of age, brother to Emma
Ryan killed and Of Mathew Ryan He arrived in this
country about one year since from Ireland lilo wascou.
veyod the residence OF his father alou, one nile from
the toward Astoria Saturday afternoon bit dod
about o'co K the same evening
EscAgEs
Tie following nomcd persons, who N the two story
dwelling house and carpenter shop Of Mr. Levi Ager ad
joining the second shop OF Mr. French were more or less
il uIed from the shock and from the broken pieces of door,
and window sasLos:
Mrs AIGER had infant in her arms f,gr months II
age She was knocked down by the force Of the shscx
and herself ard infant were somewhat injured
Little daughter Of Mr Ager 5ycarsofa age vas knockd
down ly piece of window sah which sracl hcr in tho
back She recovered yesterday from the effects Of tas
bow. 70 TO be able TO walk about.
TnoyAs ScoTr one Of the carpenter' knocked down
BY Ilsnk which struck him, slightly iuuring him
CHTisToTHER CASEY young man left the buidiaga
mome1t before the explosion with whceibairow for the
purpose OF getting load Of cartridges from second shop
He bad got about 30 feet distant in south eas,ery drsu
ion from the building whom the explosion occurred Hs
vas knocked down by the flying fragments but Aa
eriously injured HID he been directly ia fion of tho
building he could not have escaped with life.
C,rHAniNE DowNRy. sister to John powney who was
,iled had been at work in this building up to Saturday
oon, aid bed been directed BY Mr. French to work ia
bop No in the afternoon She stated hat she ia shop
so about five minutes before the explosion, conversisg
sh her brother end had Just gone the other building
hen she liz ard the port
Ur,oy W Fnl SCH. of the proprietor not In.
o,ed A. has been currently reported To merely had his
hands somewhat urned by removing the burning cloth
;rc from some of tn, bodies
Mary GRAHAM al out q years OF age residing at Asto-
rim parrow, escaped losing her life hfw moments pro
vous TO the caastrol She in the building where the
explosion took place having her hair braided by Ellen
A. Donald but notcn that il ! o'clock. she sarted
Cor Sbop No about forty rods dstact without remain
mo to have the In At of her hair lone up and had
lrt lust arrived the building, when he explosion
aesrd.
ABRAH,a SrcoR another car pener prostrased by
the shock and slightly injured These rersons ware all in
he second story Of the building
Five carpenters were engaged at wot in the first story
,f this shop and escaped unniur The building 80
a div injured that IL family compelled vacso it,
Iopv BrAy y years old broi her of Henry Bray de-
ceased worked in the BUSH and in the other
shop when the accident happened
Mrs WAITE wife of the Rev Mr.. Waite Episcopal
i, rgvman whose family resided in the house of Mr.
French was Gu, in the temple glass from tn, broken
windows she had narrow escnl
sister of Andrew Carney worn I'd in H. building near
~ ald escaped unirj ured
INCIDENTS.
About clock on Saturday afternoon Matthew Ryan.
zho Ind son and daughter named Mattie,y and Emma
.led found the corpse Of female which he supposed to
>, that Of his daughter aud Immediately procured colin.
md had the remains conveyed his resi- ence where tho
,olIin remain unopened until yesterday afternoon
Mr. RYAN deemed nadvisable for hifs Ryan to view
he remains
The BODY Of female was still remanirg up 10 yesterday
,fternoon at the temporary dead house unrecognaed
dr. RYAN having suspicion that this Zht be her daaSh
er left the house without the knowledge 81 the family and
m arriving at this house recognized the corpse as that Oh
,er daughter by blue ribbon which she used AZ garter
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Ryan assisnd by others, con
y.ved the lOdy which at his house by msake oack
% the dead house Mrs Malcolm, who mad been searching
r the remains Of her daughter arrived at the same hne
Al INN dAiey recognised he corpc - ina" o her
er Mary L..
Al inner Rayenswood there ere two smaD "hto
bos standing back from the road distance in the
r e The public house In one Of hee houses-he ono
n which Messrs Ryan and ISan liyed-were three
bos,s and in the other De- Hr M9Donads residence was
,o,bsr bodv Two ottzr bodies we're in that Immediate
eghborhood
few moments befo.s the e1Il sion took place some forty
At The girls and boyfi enjoying themselves
,oge,ber with young dr French upon the ioe
The buildings mos, injured by the explosion were thres
'srre wooden dwel.ng- sue~d the Astoria Turnpike.
directly in front Of the first op and about thirty rods dH