New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-18
srnvIvu,G SUNDAY AFTERY0DN

'n ~ c,I O. i.t A. En, IS Cha. WilJ. -earai-I5
| Chief
srnv1vrG SUNDAY AFIERyooE.
las Mooney. l-nd.msr, bat"ey C"rni'isi'in e'ai hr
WI, y IS ord s-suan, john ly-.,oi.e ebe 'e'naH'
Wr o. Wr.h 2d H. i.cui a. ; ol Fsnrc.sy, iand.ucn
john II ey. seaman, ~ enc Lca'ey' "ld. 't.iAan
john Welsh Cd. .esasna. Iho,- fyne, c2;i Lea'rr
TIE friends sgd relatives of the dead and dying are
constantly csug at tie liOspti some OF them ar
resident of this and ue rhhorng cities and others fTo
distance Only five bodies have thus FAR been calIlcd
The romgius Of the Firet Assistant Engineer. AZ.
Calii, and Second Assistant EnsinccI Air Nh, ray,
the latter arrived here Sauriny Night, hoping !"
End In ali,c but pa learning hnt hc was No more
was overcome with grief MI hErtay hody WIZ ht
escorted Baltimore by members II toiiiude io1ge
IT, A. b. Mr. Cli's remains viii lr inAcn IA char e
by Lis brother naval officers.
The famy a. Acting Second Assistaut Engineer
Root lives in GORouls AID consists OF Niie G1d w."
children Mrs Roe clied 90 Tic Hospital on Sliurd
morning hot her husband been IL dreadful agony t me
time rnd herself highly excited. II WIS dccucd uHfo-
yislt.c 70 permit her - see Eln Her eaSe D. c.
,ially hard one The wife Of Ter bfcthcr with tTee
children. lives in 'ic some house Hcf husband "1s IA
the army. hut for many months has been prisoner h
NchmOud and unable 10 give her ary sup-Ii.
Neither Lave now any means NJ theiI command. lbe
body Cf Nj ROot viii be taken IN charge =! tie Hobo
ken Lodge Of FreymRsoIs. aud buried ~ GIecnBood
The body Of Joseph a. Macumby viii be taken IN
charge nv bis relatives residing IN Thirty NH aIei
\. y. and removed e. Boston, Mass FOR ntrr"cni.
HT. Aacumby was 20 years of age aud bad just Efad
uatcd "a Of tho ratarR college, LCiug d"sutut oi
.cing something If Ike world, lceHsted as soHirt u,
Ilis cxceen; education atrscot the attention - 2"
oG,cers aud he WOO Immediately promoted u the po1i
zion OF Engineers ycrinan OF secretary.
The remains Of Martin hcii were taken ~ charge
by his parents residing IN Ncw.h oIk.
Jhcte All that wc.o claimed ap 70 O'Clock ycs
tordsy afternoon. Those remaining UNCLAIMED VIII BE-
Inferred in he Marine Blryug Ground 1t tie renT #
the HCepita tod y, at O'Clock, ?. Ee-olts Wii he
rnisicd 6m tho ElYJ Yard. ana tie funeral services
viii bo cceGoctca b. iho EeY. Charles >. stew It.
Hospital Chaplain.
80 '-, in .eys.s Gags Ocng lad bare IRON head 20
S,ot pe,ourrsnton has aucauy "s ~ - sh' & u..'SA
red nrr,arcncc q al who died prcyoua
Indicates, and iher speedy inier1ent IS ''e'''' "N
Wis .ble.
Mere ore thiit en- ssrvvors st renal rug In the u.
IS MgIHe Hospital where every hing possible IS done
ia their behalf the surgeons, steward ana nI"tle'J
bsigE allow I'd thenselyes ncil er Iest uoT soep
rid " evening. de,oting 81 tLcr line aud attention
tO the slcTcT OF whom IL ~ not exp otcd tLrt h
siA OF seven possibly recover On lIday night zen
died and TIE remainder since Saturday m"rhlnf:
40 event in tiis vicinity has evoked such wilesirHu
svi1nathy in the community this IN many yeaff.
Admirnl Pauiing who happened 70 be IN town W,ai
over 10 the hospital ste.CHy and visited several 81 e
wards here tie suIuICIs Joy. DGImg the aite!iouh
many other dEtiHE EUisied oicsia. iucIuding I. .F
Wofd,u Cant Khind CommOaoYc Gaze and Rear Ad-
1ira Gregory with tie patients. IL was reported
late IN the niieInoJn that Assistant Secretary * ad
arrived aud preparations were maoC ior lis re-, ,l'h
but UP TO the time Of our reporters departure ron
EroCk yn he had not come. several naval surgeon A.
;ached T. the war Ged in tie kirbor rendered taer
services to Doctor Sntl during the day About noon
three Gepugt.0ns one French, Que Russian. ed one
English rcprt sen'ng te Geyies OF those nations called
for the purpose Of condong with heT brothers Of hr
hmeIican navy on the sad results of tie unfortunate
disaster.
| Court Of Inquiry. which convened on Saturday,
consisting OF Lieut.. Commander Howell Chief kn rIn
Ger Henderson, Lieut. Kelley. and other oicers ad.
j0urBed until Tuesday when i Is understood, that
larger court Of officers Of higher rank viii convene 20
Investigate the oauso Of the affair. Al present, II
word be premature to report eY on tie opinions Of well
Informed tie Euietf lyliprs lutlk
e the Morgan Iron v oTkr. They Of the Martin
pattern. and resemble IN every detail those work
iug In the feet Of double ender- Of which the Cheango
Is one. Mr. Martin l. said 10 have arrived in town
companed by Ar. Iserwo0d. the Cef Of tie Burosu og
Engineering. for the purpose Of giving tie uyest-
cation the benefit Of their experience and opinions.
careful survey to be mude by the best officers the
disposal Of the Government viii bo led On TIE macAh
eTy to-day and the report thereof submitted TO the Court
OF In1uily Il Is sad that Mr. Eyorctt Of tho Novelty
Iron Works, ond Mr. Cornell, late Of The Morgan Iron
Works will bo members Of the Board Of Inquiry.
The other engineers have not yet been detailed, but
believe ChiefEngneer Kimbai, Of Admiral GTegorys
staff and ChefIngineer Sinners. and e. T. Robic ~
The D.etetor, will be its most prominent memhcss
Many Of the engineers ard maclinists of the Cunard
Vanderbilt and other steamship lines, have applied for
perm sion 70 visit The engincroom Of the CEcnango
Tor the purpose of witnessing the condition Of tic boiler
ACTION oP TIE CoRoNERs JuRY.
Tho following gentlemen we're empGnneled a Jury
yesterday by Coroner Norris 20 examine into tho
AbraTo Ainsisc. WIN. Arthur Robt. j. Hutchinson
Theodore OyiDgtOn. Wm. H. Bigiow, Thomas Kelly.
The Jury accompanied by tie Coroner. proceeded %
tie deadhOuse connected with tie Hospital where each
body was viewed They then went 10 the Navy Yard
ana boarded the ChenanGo. where they made as
thorough On examination the position Of aais would
admit Cf The explosion occurred In the Of the
port boiler blowing out number VI ivet ana tearing
tho cdgo from tie plates The steam was 90 hot as 10
m.t tie leaf covering Of the boiler and 90 powerful that
live Goals were blown from the furnace and buried In the
woodwork setting tie vessel fire. Up to the time of
the lOsion the engine going very smoothly under
pressure Of 20 pounds OF steam. and the COMMANDER
Capt FilebTOWn, went intO tic engiDerOOm 10 satisfy
himself IL It's performance. MIR. Cabi tie senior
engineer IN charge, reported that she WORKED beagu!
y and called the attention Of tie cOmmnnder TO e IN
perfectly satisfied All the Other engineers with one
exception were In the engine or hro'rooms
az the time, and expressed themselves greatly
pleased with the rvsuh Of their ObseryaiiOas
The commander drew out his watch and stated 70 the
senior engineer that they passed the fTt he
wished 20 time the speed of the vessel from thnt point
70 the buoy oil Sandy Hook which IL a distance Oi
eieFen miles Preparations made o. this end ana
the commander left the engine and pToceed Oh
Just as he stepped out of the Fangway he beard
by the falling oa plank Bpon The 1oor. Ills cabin boy
was rushing ranticaly forward, and with LIS hands
upon DIS abdomen, screaming terTifcally. lie was
GD0ut pqurng into tho If his agony when there
was great rush OF steam through all the matches and
creyices and became evident nj unce that DIS
had occurred on board Immediately thereafter num-
Der OF men c1c rushing the quarter deck shriekng
with pain and aborng under the greatest agony while
at the same time they were tearing the clothing from
their persons The senior engineer as carried p and
reported 70 the commandor that the port boiler had
buIscd, and Immediately after the vessel TOOK fire
This appears 10 be ell that Ia yet known of The sad affair
Iy tie prompt exertions Of Commander Fillebrovn
and the officers and crew the fire was ertnpuishcd