New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-16

,oi,i,c ,rt dar-hea and constipation 70 attend 10
swonT the passengers; onr voyage was vefy ssI 'fs
ami b.tyeen.lecks often wet; ABOUT Tue hiiuc
,he rova-e dceeased, Mary A. Giroy. e"mpiaine9 W
me az diarrh.a, treated her for IT, ana IN tree us
she vss cnred; heard 10 further complaint rom ler
rtJ ,io morning of Jan. q when SIC coi iien asi
Of d;or,hpa number Of other passengers were aso
VI ,u,.ing Of the same disease; told them all 70
corne an deck and get their medicines Mrs Gllros s'u
sbe was unable 10 come. felt her pulse ana ouna
full and strong; also CONSIDERED 'ne anaSeped IL
would not ipjare her to como on ceea to1u nsr 40
wond DO her good to take some exercise ana get so
fresh air; she came on deck ara gos ntr .ert he,
on the evening of the same day l sen. nel
another dose of medicine by the steward; sne w's
living with another woman; on the morning. OF 'ue s'p
fSun1 me darrhea somewhat checked; she compiahe9'
ms We'll as some Of the other passengers. 81 De!hg co
told her TO cover herself up well; mat iay auDi"n
tered medicine to her tbrec tmes; Tuesday was tu,
by the steward aud by the woman who slept WIN ner
ia, deceased was pregnant; / asked deceased why
she had not told her condition and asked ner nov
lone she had been so; she said seven ana one,na
months; consiiering the length OF time she hau oel
nrecnan and the character Of her pains, concluded
She vas not in labor therefore contInnei 70
snch medicines / used for darrheai the Health ol
Ger AZ Ouara,ns asked the state OF neoitB Oh the
passengers told dim 1t was good. except ooWe con-
plant which learned was common % boaFa slp lne
passengers who were deck passed ms ilspee,iOh
don't know whether he saw deceased gave e.eeasTn
medicine during the day; the ship arrived al the sup
abon, 70 y. H.. went ashore and remained snor.
time; when returned Mr. Kirby informed ne mar
4 there woman SICK DtlOW;
below and found il was deceased in labor; Mr.. kirby
informed .hat some Of the passengers had Gieisu
their blankets, and that the woman Who sepi WIN us
cGsd had taken ner bed ana deck or s
tern ] went and got the blankets when had
been offered: Mr.. Kirby asked me If ! needed any
more help from him told hlD 4 thought coulu &c,
what help needed from the passengers Mrs a "a
and Mrs Burns helped me; deceased was delivered o
a siill-born hid about O'clock al Dehg uone W.s
was necessary; went into the cabin and assisted ,s
stewart 70 make some cruel and tea FOR deceased ana
also filed jar Wit. hot water TO apply 10 hcr itet:
friction was applied by one Of the women ahi put tne
hot. water Jar TO her feet myself; when first saw Ge
ceased she Was lying on tuaw IN consequence 81 nos
companion takiug away her bed; got hall lnatiesss
aud put IL under her before deyeyi asked the women
TO remain with Ler during the night and they promised
TO DO 81; al o'clock her again, and saw that she
was covered aud that the howater jar was stl at he
ee next morning saw her AGAIN oeioss suG c'n
plqining of pain in the bowels; j found that tho
blaukets which had been loaned, were taken away
SIR. Kirby and looked around ana found par. oi ON /"
mattress and piece OF carpet which we Iut over her
also put a fresh jar OF hot water to her ieet' askeu
the officer from Castle Garden II the passengers were
not under the charge OF the Commissioners OF Emigra
! tion; be- card he supposed they were; i told Mr..
| Kirby / thought deceased was TOO feeblc 10 Dc
| removed; by Capt. Peatody's orders got iour
blankets from the cabin and We put them aroma ue'
ceased, j sdministered cruel and siimulans; j re-
NAMED on the vessel until O'Clock y. M, ana theh
went away and returned between and iooeoek pm.
Officer Daniels went TO the stlfiorHosse Tor woman
To- attend deceased when We went on board We 'ouha
Lrr In orc of the cabin sGe.rOoms the stCwaid pro.
cured water tor tine woman wash deceased ordered
smuants ard broth TO be glvea; the steward ahd re-
manned with deceased uLtil J. oenck Linen retired
having directed tie 20 cell me II necessafy be-
| tween 8 and o'clock next morning a man came on
board and saw deceased be said be was from Castle
Garden; l.! asked him Why the Commissioners did not
remove her or send physician nurse 20 take care
Of her; do not recolcot his answer; told Mr Kirby
that should leave the vessel that day as the Commits.
soners OF Emigration bad been notified Of the case;
did not uadersnnd Officer Daniels 10 request me 10 re-
main anti tie Coroner cane. should certainly not
have let tie vessel; do not think would have been
Justified In removing deceased from the Storage to the
cabin after rhc was actually In llbo-
lie examination edjouI ned 10 II o'clock 10 dny