The New York herald., 1871-07-31
LIST or TIE INJURED TAKES TO BELLE.
VIE UP TO MIDNIGHT.


VIE UP TO MIDNIGHT.
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The HERALD reporters visited every surgical ward
In Bellevue Hospital up to midnight and, as
Warden Brennan afforded every facility to them In
getting correct information, the following may be
relied upon correct list of the injured brought
In up TO midDight:-
IN SURGICAL WARD NO.
were Mchaei Regan, OF No. q Broome street. badly
scalded in hands, head and face his lace quite
Dlackened and scarcely recognizable.
J. Randolph uhlman, German gentleman, aged
about iirty. Was very respectfully dressed. When
brought into the hospital was frightfnliy scalded
al over tue body. He recognlzed by card
which was found IN his pocket. He succumoed
ehortly after seven O'Clock, The body was removed
- the Morgue
wn.iam Hyadal, a German who resides at The
corner OF Canal and SulIvaD street, kept dining
saloon in a basement He had with him bis wife,
Anna Hlivadal and his sister, Anna FrethorL His
sister had four children with her. This poor man
was running from ward TO ward. holding up hts
Hcalded hands, covered with lint and calling on his
wife and sister in the most piteous manner. He
does not know what became or them. An insensi.
ple man is also In this ward most terribly burned.
He was perfectly frlghtiul to look at. He was black
An the face, his eyes were rolling, the mouth was
pOvered with frOth and altogether q moIe horrible
&kAt IL Wculu De lmpOSSloe 70 conceive.
IN THE FIFTH SURGICAL WARD
we're Matthew O'Brien OF No. so Jay street, Brook.
yn The nose injured, back sprained and a leg
fractured He states the wheelhouse fell on him.
He had friend with him named John Mealy but
he does not know what has become OF him.
Anorew Coyle. Of No. SO Monroe street, scalded
about rhe head, body and legs. His tongue was
20 badly injured from the steam that he had Inhaled
that he was hardly able to aruculate. The body was
entirely bIackened.
Isaiah Abbott, corner OF Union avenue and Grand
street. Williamsburg, fearfully scalded the right
side and arm. Hehad no friends with him on the
boar, and he says II was his usual custom 10 go down
TO Staten Island on Sunday afternoons. lie was un.
barried and about fifty years OF age
IN TIE TENTH SURGICAL DIVISION
was Michael Morris, OF No. 100 West street, New
York, frigh1ully scalded on the wrist and right
hand. The skin had completely peeled OF. He was
also bruised on the head and badly scalded about
HE face.
John Watson, PeeksKill, N. Y. His body was
backened from head 70 foot.
Joseph Myering, l5o Hudson avenue, Brooklyn. He
is badly injured in the back by pipe which fell upon
him. There is frighuul cut on the crown Of the
head.
His brother-in.law named John Watson, who re-
sided at Peekskil N. y, was with him. but he did
no, know what had become OF him, though terribly
anxious for his fate. Myeringis
AYoUNG ENGLIsHMAN
who had only arrived in this country about three
months ago. His brotheI-in-law did not 90 to
Peekskin last night and stopped with him, saying
that II would be treat for him on his way to 60
" Staten Island. 1t was with much difficulty that
these particulars could be elected from him. as he
did not wish that his injuries the doubtful rate Of
bis brother inaw should be published, lest his
Sister, who is delicate, might die OF the fright.
An insensible man, who died about eight O'Clock.
BE was 80 frightiully scalded that 1t was utterly
Impossible 10 recognize a feature IN his face The
DEin had peeled almost from his entire body. lie
remained insensble until his death.
Marsh Phillips. No. "a East Fortieth street, fright.
(nty injured, and renamed insensible for a long
time after being brought to the hospital. He after
wards recovered his consciousness barely enough
~ articulate his name aud residence for the re-
porter. His body was perfectly horrible 10 look a.
The face was blackened and he was frothing most
horribly from the mouth and nostri,s.
James Daily, 65s Water street His right thigh
Was badly broken. His hands and face most dread
fully scalded. He was blown into the air and fell
Into the water. He remained under he says, for
about half minute aud came up among the drift
A heavy bar broke his right leg. His escape was
perfectly miraculous. and none but a man Of his
herculean build would nave stood what he has gone
lArough. His face, arms and legs quite black.
eGed, on which the skin mas peeled IN large patches
here and there. He is unmarried man. His re-
csvery must be considered very doubtful.
IN SURGICAL WARD NO 13
were Patrick Roddy OF No 10 Gansev oort street,
G1ghuuly burned In the hands, lips and face. Both
tips have been scaided into perfect pulp, that II
ts impossible 70 detect the orihce OF his mouth.
Joachim Toypis, OF 40 IL Elm street. German
badly burned In the arms, head and face.
Frederick Smith, Of No. SO Cortlandt street. His
face hands and neck were one blackened mass.
His lower limbs nave also been very severely
crushed.
John p. Roberts OF No. 229 Henry street, Brooklyn
This poor sunerer remained unconscious for q long
sine after being brought in. At the time that the
reporter last visited his bedside he was being
anolnted by the energetic Father McCready, OF ST.
stephens church, who was everywhere. Afterwards
whiIe endeavoring to speak TO The reporter, lie
family asked-"Am fatally injured :" His suffer-
tngs we're most horrible 10 behold. His body Is also
most fearfully blackened, and his tongue so badly
turned that he 10 scarcely able TO articulate.
IN THE ELEVENTH SURGICAL WARD
were John Brown, who resided III Atlantic street,
near Hicks, Brooklyn lie is frightfully burned
about the chest and the lower part OF his body He
is married. Had no friends with him on the boat.
speechless boy about sixteen years old. lie had
light short hair and shar D. looking face. He never
recovered his senses from the time that he was ad-
mtted into the hospital aud died at late hour. lie
received some horrible gashes on the head and
also have inhaled an immense quantity OF steam as
his tongue, which protrudeu after death, was ter
ribly scalded the skin having peeled completely OH.
Anotner speechIess boy about sixteen years OLD.
He had light hair also He must have received Sc.
we're internal injuries, he not blackenea much
comparatively Up TO midnight he had not recov-
tTed his senses.
man about fifty, with brown side whiskers no
beard or mustacbe. He was brought In In fearful
condition. The body was covered ffom head 10 foot
with lint. which was afterwards with difculty peeled
IN IN erdey that oil might be appned. He was SO
FAR gone that the painful operation did not seem TO
anect hiaI much About nine O'Clock his lower jaw
began 10 ial In, and al midnight he was breathing
with great difficulty. AT that time lie could not live
longer thaa hour al the very iartbesi His mouth