Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-06-26
(FrOm The Hiimiagion 7drcrtiser of June 90 }
JOYFUL INTELLIGENCE

(From III. IUmiag'on Adrcrtiser. If June 90
JOYFUL lNTELLlGENCE
From M0ss ureck,d IN Tie Puioski
We are truly gralifed To stale that thirty of the Pu
laskis passengers picked up yesterday morning,
about clock, Is 20 miles North of the New Inlet,
lay the schooner Henry Camerdon. her passage from
Philadelphia To- Wilmington. and were ln"ded at our
wharf about clock the day Their sufferiugs
more readily imagined than described We have not
time for further particulars now, but hope despatch
second edition Of this Extra by TO days o'clock mail
These unfortunate sufferers were Immediately invited TO
the private residences of gentlemen. where feel
assured every effort will be made 10 soohe their cares
and TO alleviate their suTtrngs Vessels are now cruis
ing along The coast with the hope of resculng others oil
these unfortunate beings from watery grave
We have annexed The Of the thirty except one
whose name is nov unknown, and a fireman, name IN
known.
A. Lovejoy, Camden CO., Georgia; Maj. Heath, Bal
tmore; Maj. Twggs and son, Richmond co, Georgia;
Mr.. Greenwood, Augusta, GA; MIR. OGregofy, Au
gusa, Ga Mrs. Noah Smith, Augusta, Ga; Miss Re-
beccn Lamar Augusta, Ga; Charles Lamar, Savannah;
Robert Seabro"k, Edsto Island, S. c.; Masters !. u
W. Uhaley, (2.) S e.; Mr.. Hutchinson, Savannah;
Mr. Hamilton Augusta Ga Captain Pearson. Bal.
,imore; Mr. Edings, Edsio Island, S. C; MIR G. Ward,
Savannah; Chicken ls Eng neer; +. Joseph n. York;
G. w Clifton, Canton, Miss ID. Walker and Nephew,
Thomas Downing, Charleston; Warren Freeman, Ma
con- Ga; - unknown; JOHN Cape, fireman, Balti'
more; fireman; Patrick and Bill, deck hands /;
Rhynah, negro woman.
A negro woman belonging TO DR.. Steward.
p s. We happy TO state the thirty have now been
one night among Us, aud are much refreshed by com
Portable nights reset least, all from whom we have
heard and il is sincerely hoped hal they will soon be
sufficiently recovered TO return 10 their friends.
We understand from q Passenger VINO arrived from
the South to-day. that Twelve or Thirteen other Pas
sengers in the Pulaski had been picked up Names no,
known.
LarrR-The Fayetteville Observer Of the 2lst, gives
the last list of persons rescued from the wreck of the fu
laski, ard says
In addition to these, l3 others among them Mr. La
OF these the names have not been ascertaned except
Mr.. Lamar and the following:
Samuel Bryley of Tabo, county, Md.
Owen Gallagher
All are said 10 be likely 10 live.
We regret not TO find The name Of Judge Cameron IN
the above list, though he may be among those not ar
rived in Wilmington from The New Inlet for whom car.
riages were yesterday despatched from Wilmington
Seven persons died of the pieces OF the wreck
the day before they were fallen in wi'h-among them
the Rev Mr. Woart Of the Episcopal Church. and lady
To such exemi,ie had the sufferers been reduced that
the day of their delverance had been Fixed the IA
tai day 10 select by lot victim to oppease the cravings
Of hunger!
The hinder part Of the stern. after The boat parted,
contained 80 GO persons mostly women and children
The persons saved this 90 down. VI Course nil
lost.
Some of the persons rescued charge the accident as
the resul, of gross negligence The blow cock had been
left OPEN and the boilers enptied and hottie fright.
ened engineer suddenly filled them with water, ani the
explosion the immediate result