The New York herald., 1865-06-10
--..y Persons Buried Beneath
the Ruins. ~,.s,
sc f ES, INCIDE ENTS,
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From the MoA,e ,sw. u.o,s,
The main ordnance dsrat Of ths iini,,d S,.,u Nrc.,
tvo oirack on Thnrs,,sv o,s, urs.s n.y."
report and spreading ssc widest snsssrpston shrouph
ont the city. Tho Ya gaxne was iocatcd in Marshas
warehouse, situated on the coruer Of Lpscomb ard
Commerce et ard the presey aIpeaxsuco OF the CITY
U that neighboihoca beggars description.
,, ,r,,, ~ a. r.s,a ws nn 3 ~, a.
ssdeat viii ucper be- known f1r ~ ennrse sv.sv cns
" 'e ~ o'"Ns =" ~ "s'"'s A''0" vM 10
THE yEaD.
We saw TIC codes of MT Mcmahon who was in charge
o. o. she sc wy Mok % C@'an Ford A. M, ana oi
svinr an ~, usr;rs ,.,a,,. sn NJ % ''nIe S w. w.
Sua vn .ns,, s,,,in ~ass OPPOSE .ne c.ywno no W. va
- u ssn ~ ms ns uesk oy e'es! Plece o On"
;hhsana e o snsis when ned 'ns ~. IN tast
80 an 20. ~ tha 'e.s VI .S III, p m
as on one oi ase saners near the Planters press on
W Snrd and nn,;1s NJ p, o. sno uVaos
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estimated h t,. awmnns nlLLmp 'aS m re.c. 10v
two hundred wren 1t taken into considerascA Bthat
nsary all the wSuSsssps foandries cotton presss, &C.
whNh covered tse vast ARA destroyed were enployng
quite number Vcfnen, and from whom 30 far no nc
counts have BEEN ~ceiyed II win be seen thst our es
msie OF TWO huhncd wil''oe below the proper nSure
rntr ~xorrpep
Among the rnu,t sev.-rev wounded near the ware
n,naa IN rAsch ,,.o a,nsy,, ,nor n,acs nro Ton,os
1,,av and Irsn J,,oIs, n a.od ~ s,o,,. .ot,on IN
"a sbeG near tho pSm.ers,. Press Thev With others
wero caught to falling roof OF the shed and
verely bruSsed and crushed Dooey had sericGs
ousone on che upper part of the right shoulder and
another on the bfroar Of his head TIE others were
not severely injured John Eveein who in
charge cf soae cotton on the wharf below Planters
Press bad ono of his legs off just above the knee by
. she'll and -four m en- engaged in kind Of labor
she wharf, n seriously II not fatally woupded
most Of them hhn az their legs and arms broken.
rIre DAMAuE TO PROPERTY
No estsnate yet be formed OF tue amount OF dam
age eOro the cky in pecuniary point OF We
heard it variosU estimated at from tive to ten millions
Of dollars Eight squares OF large and costly buildings
were conpieossy demoished-scarcely one brick left
upon another We estimate the damage to the Baltic
House from to fifteen thousand dollars Some
smashed winds ws and portion OF tho corncc On the
sorth sde OF TIE building broken Off the only da,
o.us c.,n,.or. u,,
On Rcyai street were capszcd and sh. hcrxes in some
s,arres seSI 40 n shot load Nv R,r 20 pn,nar xas
easas it was in the act Of turning over near tho Bat
;e,Houxe The shock seemed to Affect horses a great
more than human beings, as those that
keocked down nsanter seemed stunned and paruIyxed
end did not recover for some minutes
sno~n that man named John Kasanash, paroleS
pofedarate soldier was killed instantly on board the
kHs y ss sSsn sso ans S @
after Another man, whose name we have not ascer-
Of se ws9 ss h s Ss Ism -.
sosno Of the great disaster The warehouses and cotton
Ss1 sS as Of sSs
within a few feet Of the ground.
sS ye
III cnon eonseS
ervate citizens and was stored IN lots Of from i've To- ve
rsnnnarv trouble 10 rreat anv ~ nsrsons ,s q xs
heir only resour,e with no insurance 70 cover Some
s'''''''n' 0o''on "Ho "'o
pEsThucTioS .t,nr,E or wAIEk .si CRAFT. TsA,
opposite Planters Press almost to pieces
s the shock ana soon after took e ana was completely
%as To
oe lost; n-,
Me found 70 se cc,s al ay Two
schooner loaded for New York, having some pas
on Doaa @ s ns
word has been received as TO the fate Of her passengers
and crew TIT, .r,vrvv,.
United states Marine Hospital - '' : '
?, do ) Howard, Co F, 7th Vermont; Thos whitmore
Go 1, "a Vermont cavalry; Horato Finch Co C. do;
Haubcr Co r, 52d Ind; w l. Hall Co K, 76th III Jacob
60 b, ist Ia; 6 Gplin, GO H. do; Roberts Co r.
lllth col in; AcCoran, Co +, do; Joel Rambo Co b.
40 WASH WASH Sco,s 20 n; Ga 20; hoosr' howers 20 Soth
Nathan Halmas q Seth n 9 col In. Iscobson sm,,h
Co A. IOeth u s col in. Jss Duncan Co + Ioatb
u g col in: Corn Geo henderson Co iOStb
col in: priyates Emmett Frscton Co G. 47tb ~ col in
Wiley Rpas -' Co T H. iioh T col In ' s,oan eOl Tut
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Bousatans Co Z. iitb do Corn VIM Hsvsop' Co sstb
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Iohn Kinsov % II GOA do. Eenrv iacnlsnr = u ~ as,
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John browning Go c. 0lst do; privaies NJ Thorp co
y, 10th III inf; Nathan Reynolds, Co A, 23d Mi inf;
Isham, Co A, 23d Nj inf; o b Morgan, Co b, 33d Ill
iIfi Iddan, 20 ID, 93d Ind inf; Henry Doser, Co
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Yeacock 90 ID 2itI Ind: VIM T,lasbra 70 A 10Th Wis.
privates Geo Abbott Co a Mo Ii Art: Daniel q Ueely
Co b. 10th III inf; Henry Bacon Co A. 23d wis James
A Wells Go A. 23i Wfs: John Casebeer Co A. 23d via:
l. Dewitt Co q lolet Y: Jas RAMSAY Co y. Tth W,
wm MuihaIer CO l. IGlst N 7; BENZ Brewer co o. sch
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