The New York herald., 1863-07-23
NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY %, 1863

dcut 70 believe that the not also of
Ito fact IL is suggested thai the The
soyass .na. hsg"sons ior peace bad taken place and
The proofs IN the Wemay add the circumstances
tending the sale and mortgage the vessel are caioaa
voyage, and upon the whole, after some hesitation we
are induced 70 concur In the decree below both
7he Bark General Creme and Cargo ss ne United
S3a1--Nelson, q. J-Ths vessel captured by the
Quaker Gsy oa Caps Henry June = issi The vessel
resident OF Chaeson-he cargo TO neutral owners Tho
vessel condemned and restored Decree below
affirmed.
Tn. Twenty-second street Tragedy.
ONLY TWO DEAD BODIES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
INQUEST. s@
Tho falling Of the Of the Eighteenth precinct sta
tion house, East Twenty street. appear
70 be serious accident FIRST reported The
loss O life was exaggerated by the police Tuesday
evening" and now instead OF dozen persons being killed
the mortality list has dwindled dowp 10 two. Terence
Boyle and John Kennedy whose remains conveyed
70 the dead house at Bellevue Hospital the
cident occurred the only persons who were fatally
injured The wounded, four in number are doing well
and viii be soon discharged cured Iaborers were en-
gagged yesterday in removing the rubbish, but nstw,-
standing tho rumors Of there being man and woman
under the ruins no trace Of further bodies could be
discovered Great praise due TO Engineer
McGrath and the members OF Fngine Company
No. 81 for the timely assistance rendered the
unfortunate children who were buried beneath
the mass Of brick and mortar Indeed, had IL moi
been for the aid rendered by the remen loss Of life
would have been serious Women and children were
engaged yesterday in gathering wood and from the
ruins 10 many instances they exposed themselves 10
tho falling timbers the bell tower which is ip very
dilapisated condition, and should be Immediately
down. There ought 70 be couple OF policemen the
spot whose business 1t should be To keep all persons
away from the premises until the ruins evccd the
ground.
CoRONER'S INQUEST.
Tho Investigation into tho circumstances attending the
late casualty In Fast Twenty second held YES
terday at Bellevue Hospital by Coroner Wldcy. The
jury first proceeded hold inquest the body
John Kennedy boy aged nine years. who resided at No.
120 East Twenty second street. His mother testified that
when she last saw deceased alive he his way
the ruins Of the station house for the purpose gathering
some wood and coal.
The second tease that OF a lad named Terence
Boyle, sixteen years and half old residing No III
East Twenty eecond street, who also own bo
engaged in gathering fuel. Engineer McGath who hap
pened to be In the locality at the time of tho accident
gave as his opinion that the walls strong enough
TO withstand any ordinary wind but the gale or Tues
day was very severe, and the ruins so much ex
posed TO its fury that the walls had give way. lie
rewarded tho purely accden al and did
believe that any person to blame. The Jury after
due deliberation rendered verdict Of Accidental
DEATH" and tho Coroner thereupon handed tho bodies
over 70 the friends for interment.