New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-02
EIPTHER PARTICULARS RESPECTING
THE LATE ACCIDENT.

ing Of the Montreal. We may mention, with respect
TO the food for these persons, that one of the Com
m;ttee having charged himself with that part of the
commits sariat ard having faed in obtaining q supply
elsewhere called upon Complain to endeavor to get
enough soup to make a substantial meal. Neither
"Compain" DOR his wife happened to be at home; but
their daughter set to work, saw the cook and
shortly aferward announced that the desired edbles
would be hand without delay. In fact, within
about hour the inmates of the Home had placed
before them dlsh OF mutton broth capable Of supply
ing silty half-stayed dinner-eaers with very fair
suIplus the quality Of the whole being pronounced by
some Of their city visitors who set up for Judges ~
| more than usually excellent In the evening the com
mi. sary already mentioned called upon Mr. Comp IN
TO offer The hanks Of the -. Andrews Society, which
were felt 10 be for Che cl-eriuness and prompt
ness " it'll which embsrratsLcly large order was
executed, ana to pay the b; lie w8s told that NOM
ire would he accepted aB at the best pay was the
pleasure # having been eh 10 rer Ter assistance 10
| persons il ii 90. arising on such cause.
| NETTING - rBE ccaaIrTE OF INV ST. ANDREW
sOCnrT. 80
On SUI ,ay afternoon al ciocl, Getting OF The
Committee vas held. The foil, Tag nilemen were
prsent: William Murray Pf,-ideni; Alexander
Nor, vice.Presiirri. +. hci-ennan, Secretary;
Alexander Ramsay John Nc Arthur. }. Z. Beckett,
Alexander Stevenson, David Grown, |. ~. GlosoI,
and Charles Alexander.
Information was received from the Coroner that the
bodies had been deoenty cofned and removed to me
Mount Royal Cemetery, where iley would remain III
Wednesday.
Dir. MoIri., the Vice Pre- nj, was appointed to
con II unicate with the Gem to.y authoritie' for the
ppruose of obtaining a To- If ground, 3" that The
todie. might be buried side hy side.
The funeral will take place either on W edhesday or
| Thursday hUt due notice viii be gwen.
Commute, compOseG oi Messrs. Murray, Alex.
| spder and Macarthur vs. ePponted 10 proceed 10
Quebec on Monday, Along with such OF the survivors
az mig hit feel disposed - accompany them, FOR tue
purpose of ideLti, rg thc bodies there and looking
after aud taking charge of aug effects that might be
| found. -.
General Hospital ara Home and school OF Industry
.hind re requested no TO part with any OF the sur
yiyors row ulder Their charge without communica-
ting wit. tie Secretary a the ST. Andrews Home.
II was solved that tire orphan children be not
separairi but, If possible, got into the orphan ASy
Messrs. Murray. Rose Morris and Beckett were ap-
,,tpt,d Committee to lock after and protect the IN
tecst of tb sur, vors and also to consider the abl-
ity Of the different Companies to whom they PAID their
| passage none .,..,L. .b
Coroner Fl Quebec, requesting him NOT 10 inter Tue
| l. lie. at hat tace I'LL such time as the Committee
sopoiuted to identify the bodies should reach there
The S.cye.sry was requested 20 put an advertise
iatt ;he pap calm upon those parties wno III
20 taken I, nt, children adults, to hand In their
mes IA w. ~ any other information to the Secre,
rary of rne ST. Andrew Home in order that record
| NAV be made ~ them - ,.; Ga
y
Tia ou,n q g. re- eying the wants of the sufferers Dy
~. r. ameniaie catastrophe who are now under
tic G.. of the ST. tndrews Society, should DE re-
s,ive% by VIM ''y, e'q al Messls ". & Z.
/ y IFS: era L.. Ad man, esq, Secretary tloups
II wa, slso resolved. that Messrs. David Brown,
| AI,,. SteyCsor and T.. McLennan, be appointed a
| C,Un;tee r. s"icit subsc ipons on behalf OF the
J IN Monday morning Mr.. Morris waited on the Gene
n -,,,,, = IA accordance with the foregoing
= .1lafi,, rnd the Directors promptly and cheerully
come! 80 gve a piece OF ground such "a the 81.
AbdIess society desired ln tue mean time tue bodies
| lad been conveyed FROM the English burying.ground
10 the Genet, = Under the direction of MIR. schiller
N d Constable. hcLaugblin and Hunter, Each body
Was Dee, ny lined aid placed i'll the deai-house OF
the C. jwteiy To the OF identification already
mentioned, We may add that on the body marked No.
. ia Gin IL Yeas age was beside the articles de-
,lrGed on Monday, white bead rosary, with cross
| and medal and a soap ulairc with media. .
| ON Ne 1 uhe boy IL years of age was small
| book entitled " GfaLdtathers Cottage; Poem in
"tbreo Cantos by Alexander McDow the re-
maindcr ii the name is obiiteraed), Milton Doug
"lass." On the preface page was written " Donald Dom
| Mccall Springhill by Barthead, january, 1891.
Nos 9 and Is two girls of the respective ages of
two and four years were identified by Margaret Cor
bett one of the passengers by the Montreal as being
| the bodies of Eliza and Anna Tneedle.
We learned Yesterday by telegraph from Quebec,
that the bodies Of DR.. Robb, the surgeon OF the >.
Mckenzie and Of bis child had been found and ldentl-
fed Mrs. RObb was one among the passengers VINO
arrived by the Napoleon
| IDEsrIrrcATIos OF THE BODIES AT QUEBEC.
| On Monday a Committee, consisting of Messrs.
Macarthur and Chas. Alexander proceeded to quebec
by the railway, for the purpose OF Identifying Ths
immigrants by the j. Mckenzie, most OF whom mad
relatives among the slain. We learned last afternoon
that tie identification of the bodies found was very
general, ard about o'clock p. m. 1t was SAID that
| 80 ,ban 1914 hodies had been recovered,
THE ALLIANCE.
II turns out that the report of the saving Of eighty
| persons by the Alliance, which translated from
| The National was entire error 1t seems singular
| that such mistake could have arisen as the writer
in The National represents himself as having spoken
| 10 Can't. Rudolph who. he says arrived 10 Quebec by
that vessel IL fact it appears that both capt. ku
dolph aud Mr. Wilson, r, who acted as Purser OF the
Montreal. did reach Quebec by the Alliance and as
we learn that family Of eight persons, consisting o.
day it is probable that they wee taken down oy the
Alliance, snd that the writer in The Maternal mlsto 20
eight for eighty. 1t is much to be regretted a8' the
first account is not the correct one.
| PERSONS WHO ESCAPED, FROM NOT BEING on BOARD.
Among the passengers by the j. Mckenzie were MIR.
COPELAND Mr.. Smart, and Mr.. Rowan. who did not
leave for this city in the Montreal and therefore es-
capped the catastrophe W. learn that Mr. r. 'ehnJr
had intende d to leave Quebec by the Montreal with
bis wife. but wa. detained from some unforeseen cir
| cumstance and thus they escaped the danger.
| THE RECOVERY OF THE BODIES ON SUNDAY
frieid If ours from Montreal, who was at Quebec
on Sunday morning, went down in the Alliance 70 Tue
scene of ths disaster There several small boats
engage With graphing irons in fishing up the bodies
Which lay obott tue wreck. When three or four had
| beeen thus recovered they were taken aongsde tue
| Alliance and were boisted on deck. There were On
the stt amer number of inhabitants from Quebec
| who had lost friends, aud their recognition OF the
bodies Of the deceased was scene tu oil horror Tor
ue,tsors not so deeply interested themselves. As
ne dead were got on board they were laid upon the
i of no hndia