The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07

SnguisS iS psp - irSs ed 5iheS ~. nrs NV
: ss,ed, VI 70 ~ p@ 1.ps 70 the same sxisni.
N''mber4 We tnt eNpcdenced miners are hur-
~ z In from 81 "a Hrrs lading noighborhood ard
lleting their Serves,
Aiming the episo,ies Of the oa,as,ruphe wa NAY
mfnh1n that the elder Sharpe, aiter becoming COW
erred With the falling rubbish, was heard AudIhly
praying, and his supplcations ceased with his ME-
Watarn, one Of the mon scusd, lined with him In
his prayers and rec, lvod his Last BREATH shTpe's
wife has, during the day tSi,uriAyl boon wailng,
In the full hope Of her husband bting rescued i've,
At Of the cabins near the pit, with warm o,ffes
aud bod. In expectation that they would lie neNied
when her husband was brough, 10 bank. whai .
shok the poor creature will receive when the afllct-
ing fact Of his death II communicated ~ her,
uH MANS or REI.Im ADOPTED.
From Thursday ,ill Tuesday the work Of rescue
proceeded, but In vain. The condition OF the p,p,r
women and children residing In the colliery village
Of New Hartley says the correspondent Of an Bng.
lish paper, Is that Of " mourning, lamentation and
VICE." The hfth night OF the imprisonment 81 tho
husbands and children Of the women has passed
away, and the sixth day has dswued, but ouy " re-
veal " us that hope, which has bu yed up the
pccr women and children during the pas, Eve days,
must give way " deepsir, a. II Is w. te kAred thai
every soul Within the pit has pertshcd
The gas by which the four sinktrs nearly lost
their lives Ia very fatal " life. II is no, found In
the workings Of the mines in this distric, cXu.
ding frum the natural coa In tue seam. Bu, tho
furnace generates among other gas. II IL de-
ard would, In the opinion Of viewers md its way
into the shan. The men lost below heard ~
'.uvl" In the shan At o'clock On Sunday AMOR
noon, audit Ia certain that they have moi bean hoard
since. Down n and little bayondt Oh At hour this
gas would, h. aome extent, find il way oi1 of the
shaft through the ntersticcs uf the timber choking
Up the shsfl; but, late In the afternoon, will be
remcubercd there was \ heavy fall ol stone, which
would Gil It up, and II IL feared would almost hef-
medically seal up the shaft.
Eminent medical men are Of opinion chat though
nearly entering on the seventh day of their impriA-
on ment, strong men with tolerahle air and water
may hold out sume time yet. A large concnurse ii
pitnen about the cnlery are inclined o. be riotOus.
RespeCtsbly DRESSED persons are allowed " go n
tire pits mouth hui working mon excluded, eN.
ceptng those pers1ns who are engaged In the ops-
ratui 4. The men calm but there Is a g,N,i deal
vi agitation for double shan movement. the pit
inen thought of knncking on work m adjoining col
iefits cut 81 respect to the buried men. They
advised, ~ n more prudent curso tO keep u their
work, and give assistance " the families of the
buTicd men. AMI the advice has boon adopted.
We 'e-prcduee, from yesterdays suS, the result
On etiectne an entrance =, the ahAft
Mr.. Humble, viewer cf the c,l'irry, ~nA Nj
Hall, tmmel ately went down, and retuinsi la ~,
hour tad half n It'll had 10 I've taken 4 the sling
ssri uly affected by gas They have been nj
through the works, and tound no living man hut 4
becat, nh - dead lodias. Tfe bulk Of Me b.los
are y ing In the gallery ear the shaft. An affect
ny rep q, which has touched all hearts, has been
- sde 10y tLrm. f,niliss are lying in groups
childtcn In tht arms " thsir f,ther brothers with
bru'heta. Most ol the lopkel placid. n asleep,
ut higher up, NOR the furnace. some tall, stout
men rcomri tn hayn disd hard. The c,tn.hns were
all cleared. some few Of the men had u little corn
g. " cir + chCts, A ny was lylng dead anon,
the uur, hvt untouched.