The New York herald., 1871-08-01
THE MISSING RECOVERED.

Among those noted as missing was John Altman,
OF II Douglass street, Brooklyn. There was no such
name on board; but. unfortunately, there was not
one, but several persons OF different names who SUI
fered by tho explosion, and who had dOmciled at No.
IL, superior Brooklyn residence The facts THAI
Mr.. r. Uhlmann and wife, and their daughter, Miss
Jeanne UhmaEn, were on board the steamer, ana
all Of them suffered. Mr.. Uhlmann, an importer OF
watches, was bruised by the explosion, and while
rating among the missing, really taken to his
residence dead. HIS wife, who was near to him at
the time, and apparently In equal danger was, by
the efforts OF friendly passengers brought 10 the
shore alive, and is now only mourning the loss she
has sustained.
Miss Joanna Uhlmann, also reported missing, has
been found but dead. OF these more immediate
members Of the family the arrangements for buria.
were in progress yesterday.
In connection with the same family, and resid;ny
ar the same house, two Others, not yet named,
but who were with those we have named above.
This family lost two children by the explosion.
These were Mr.. Chcncv.ere, ana Mrs. Chenevere, a
daughter OF Mrs. Uhmann, named above These
were also reported missing but the facts are that
while the wife was saved her husband Is dead. and
arrangements Tor the funeral were yesterday In pro-
gress with those Of the Uhmann family, which his
wlfe belonged. more quiet yet painfully intense
grief could not possess the hearts vi the remaining
members OF any family than was evident yesterday
with the intelligent members OF
THE UHLMANN FAMILY,
Including, OF course those oil Chcnevicre.
Among the Others aud, as the world rules more
humble sufferers, who rated among The missing
were Patrick Landers wife and son. Ii Is .he GUS
| tom often TO speak disparagingly OF landlords and
landladles with whom the comparatively poor re-
ness a case OF genuine GRIEF let them quietly amt
properly visit the residence OF the Iandess and
the genuine feeling tAere; they had been living a!
cheaper rent, decided TO move elsewhere. Yet,
now that the terrible accident has occurred, there
Is no one more anxious to relieve the remaining
family than the lady whose premises they had
rented, D1t from WHICH they had determined ~ de.
ratrIck Landers, supposed to he missing, was
brought TO his residence, dcad, late Yesterday.
| lie was n tinsmith by trade; had, as a family, a
10 give them and himself "a days aIring.n TIc
three got board, aud immediately the child, Mar.
I'm, became restless and Mr.. Landeis leaving his
the child forward for the purpose or cheering II.
40 sooner had ne gone than the explosion occur.
/ FATHER AND CHILD WENT Down,
the father forever; but the clid through the great
est care, was secured. and though foamng at the
mouth when taken, IS now believed TO be safe. The
mother, when she heard what had occurred and
believing all that was dear to her lost, rushed tc
self destruction by the men the end OF the dock
who secured and carried her away. The child was
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cuarty OF this case is the fact that Mrs. Landers
at the time Of the explosion, had her hgshand,
two weeks pay In pocgctbeoS IN her hand, AMI q!
soon as she heard the explosion she dropped L.
Among the others reported missing are John Mul
I cahey and John Hamilton, carpenters by trade, ane
| both OF them badly steam burned. They were fOuht
yesterday By lheir friends, taken 10 MI. Burks, ln
careful attention. dong We'll. When the explosion
occurred Hamilton and friend were In front, nea
glassworS the sassw9rS m 1 went M up ana ailin'
n before lie could get out.