The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-03
The Eudora Massacre,
PR0OFee OF RAISING THE wRECY-yIsrr 70 rHps
SCENE OF TIE TsAGsDy--THE BODIES NOT FOUND
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The Eudora Massacre.
PRooFes OF RAISING THE wRECK-vIsTr 70 rH's
SCENE OF TIE tn AGHDx--THE BODIES NOT FOUND
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OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
C1Y ISLAND l. ]. Sound, Dec. q 1855.
Nine days have elapsed since the SINKING Of IN,
III lated schooner Eudora, and yet she remains ut
bottom washed by the sbbing aud flowing II the lido
that courses its way into all The inlets and bays OF
Long Jslard sound Since the OF the catastrs pho
was first spread abroad through the country hundred
aye daily visited the OF the unfo
tupste occurrence with the vain hope Of being eye 1i
Of the rasrg Of The wreck and the recovery of
the boz iestbe victims Of avarico and seldshnes'.
Yesterday being Sunday "a general holiday with coua-
try people, there was of travel 10 and
from City Islapd. Every carriage, wagon stage boat,
yacht and .hiG that could possibly be brought
into rcquon found It's way, well laden With passengers,
City hlaud. The wreck throngsa witn visiters
from the gray dawn Of morning until the shades o. even
ing and the setting o. the compelled IN living
dis'ance to retire 10 their rones Tho vsasrswese not
cmposed Of gentlemen only Tor among those vino wanted
ste all that was going several " the fac .ex,
nd even Children Livery stable proprietor bpst
ers the errymau and The hoel keeper reapsd riah HIT
vests; thus the old lug it's i'll wnd thai blows
pobody good verified inGeei. Many persons
yelied the distance Of tweve fifteen miles ee.ors din
ner time In order 70 sec the process OF raising the sunke
vessel
III. Erdora still ath the surface Of tie wafer
The work Of rptsrg Drag owy anu WI no. DC
concluded for days to Three heavy spss have
b. placed and then Joined 81 the eads IN the
chco L. ing along side 1he chain puuncer the
has bten We up tight and nov all that feras 10 he
done in order to complete the work. 10 the placing of
chain Immediately under her bows. This would haze
been effected days ego bad not serious dfeaity IN
the shape Of two anchors and chains presented ITSELF The
schooner lying ct anchor when she sunk, aud,
matter Of course, H. VIII he difficult thing - iaert
chain under her bow until the anchors and chais have
Grft been Ghed notwithstanding his ddisaisy, she
has been Iigbtsd considerably and viii probably no
brought a keel before to-mOrro afternoon This
ccmpshed the inder Of the work will he performed
in twenty -four hours, provided the weather happens
be propitious.
Capt. Arnold and Mr. Denpstoun, also n cou.in e
Capt Palmer in constant attendance, and enea
vong to hav the work progress quick possible
to clear away the horrible mystery that still surrounds
this
Tie mainssf and portion Of the rigging .oeea
ashore saturday afe, The former appeared but
little injured from SO loug Az immersion.
The greatest Indignation sill exists hee in the minds
Of all she citizens agains. the negro Wilson who the
most part entertain the unkind hope Of seeing hi:1
"swung" theyterm it. In fact n the inhsditsn's ~
Westclester county had their way. Judge iynca's
mede Of administering the Law would have been strictly
adhered 10 and p actcay carried out the moment tho
horn lille act had been discovered.
No elat'ona have yet been made by Wilson, Who
still manfi rs doPged silence Ia regard to the matter
Many PEI visited White Plains yesterday with the in
TENT, OF seeing him. but the wishes Of all not
tifed, and many doomed 70 disappointment Those
who did obtain adatance to the prison not by any
means favoratly Impressed with the chronological de-
velopements Of the accused. WIECnEk