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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
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u EALS' HAIR Rf.STuRATIy vain.
ID able discovery introduced IN the public with
fullest confidence and that viii effect the Office,
its application, VIZ: THE COMPLETE RESTORATION
OF TIE HAIR the heads q ihee who have lost the
s,nr ami have thereby hscsme hald sr partially
Numerous irs,es might We given 10 suecs
fully this compousdas applied tn-,er having tal-d
single sl,ncr hut Il Is not broug ht before .e public TO
sell bu, he applied upon the principle oro with
success, y deemed unnecessary TO sg advertise
ment with particulars
It's virtues bern fully snd satisfactorily tested. The
heads those that eBeIy I'D have been. by tine
p,cato Of this Restorative covered with gro,i
q bsruiifni hair
claimed.
Brsrs Hair Resn rsne viii be applied ny the dscoverer
favlrtnr Levi he ,s those ho desire avail
hen,s Ives nf - ben fetal effects nj the sice OF o. ~ Mac
daniel, Ma. y Plat street. New York
Nonc nevd despair whether old ar young OF having their
hair uliy restored.
No psy,nrnt viii he received f any applications ths Re-
sora,e uni the individual ~be tries satisfied b. the
resio~ niiou ofibe u r.
their hair started suEiccntly It's complete
ton. mloJms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
ON K II U II N h X
ONE IL u IL b K
Equal to rs CaAtlIes!!

Gireu.I's Patent Mechn nical Lamps--war-
II oRoun oia inyerr and of the above
Laps in Ibis city in returning his thanks FAR the
respectfully that be has isl completed gea
lection fi,e SAID La.aps. which he offers for sale.
whe 1s ar" 0sr a To
arra' Esn,s from which The Gi,ona Lamps a., are entirely
separate from TIE Of oil and may be cleaned without
without perfect knowrdse of,her co os'rue,ior.
The object OF Mr. Garoid in manufacturing Lamps in bis
ing tho heavy duties and incumbent @poria
tons lie therefore enab ed 20 supply his useful article
Amsre appropriate ornament for parors ant
Dealers supplied with Glass Globes crystal Lamps Chin
neys, sken wicks, ehecung Shades ami all materials
On NE Is, May Factory will he removed to
AZ Broadway. Il is 70 SD Canal 81 nl3 lm'
goT MsAarrSTsE c.S;.s pr.;.s ~l
leave from River steamboat Place ,fost
Of seekman Tuesday Thursday and Saturday alter
Tue .mhoat BUNKER hill, Capt. sanford will leave
Moody M.ape,I,y and Friday afternoon :. O'clock
convey passengers 10 New Lonton.
IT Freight taken until 8 O'Clock
FOR af'r H"r"a's" inquire On o H n 81 se South S.
n All persons forbid trusting any Of
the above boat or owners msO-5m'
nEcJAMIN CHAPIN 1903 Maiden Lane, has con.
- s,any large fashionable Tu.caa
and Straw Bon Of his WHICH he efrs
for sale very why The dozen Also, Ribbons Milne
~ articles, &c Merchants and others invited 10 call
and examine for lhsmselvs. mlj Inn
PROFESSIONALISM, thousands who are il the habit
ID of going RICHARDS his make or ycnticnl.ns
cheap Boots specially inormsd that many
the Boot in the and country having bee
thrown ofcmpioy the last have busying then
making he elegant, fashionable and durable
ress Boots by gruiieen, and have let then, for
RICHARDS BOet Establishments, Nos. 23e audit
T. e So s, 70 Re- 1 T. %
par. Pieaseca
RICHARDS Nos $50 and s3s Cana.si.
stores Greenwich 81.
mia Inn Iarge., assortment Of fianal. Bnot in the ely
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

g CONGskSS S."-Bv the recent arr walls
~ have eved from m. celebrated tuners,
JOSH Rodgers Son, Croooke Sons and w-tnhuss, the
choicest s,lecsn of g. ard blaae Pnck Knives i'm
into the ". smongst which beautiful
Halves geld asd SILVER MOUNTED; ho. fine
Rodg. Scissors, n and Table Cotlrry, Co Screws
SC and Openers -iis IVORY han lied
Table uiery with aud wicut tsrks. in mnhos
and Steers, CHI; lat.es' Companions. aud
silver Thnble London maSe Ladies ana Geneuens' Dress
lag Cases
Comr'or Table AMI small Gull ~. by the p,cksge
Eriisn Plate Table III Dessert Forks spooas
ran,-i to kep their color; Sterling Sivr Pearl sn ivory
Handled able Cutlery for pgivat nie, warranted
large assortment Il eii Holster and Dutng Pistols Coli.
gepea,ing Rides Pistols.
cun mrrchan,, snd reaiers supplied at small advance
Tor cash orapproyed 'aprr.
G.AvEI.Y wREaKs, eAstor House
Try Mrcis's Magic i.azor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06
H,OOIH ACHE-TOOTH ACiIN.!-Exnat

T,OOJ ii ACHE-TODTH ACiIS!-Exi,at OF
L Gan md Keosote Ell ctual remedy for 10th Acle.
Pre- parrd ONLY by VIM ovr, Che it No AL wash
Boston As security, inst cnHnterrs ob, erve his sig
Vie directors Why will you suffer with The
aell. when there Is y remedy
The above extract discovered he
and lie tooth ,che IL remnv sfrom the cav
" all The a, substance, and leaves IL viii The OUTSIDE
he tsei-aso. tn AMI takrs all
arising from defective II does
inur- the teeth ike many articl : that gsed
Sold wholesale and rial by w. Gu on, 27 Bowrrv,
Grand 81; Henry and Pike ts AMI ~ Gra al
aud rr,a byJ H. Fart, Broadway and Chambr-s
w. H. Nlinor Dey II. asd Broadway; WIN. B loh
man. 657 Broadway, ana A. ID. and d. Sands William
and Fulton streets MI I'm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

Slw ASCLEY COOP EU'S LOTION FOh
~ PiNPLFO FAC ESThe great "Sir Ashley" assured the
as he presented this ccipi that he never
knew an ia,an- Of il, alas produce The sale OF
il ia Euro ~ has lrrn immense
Sol y ". Onion l27 3ewery. of Grand 81: Hen.
OF Pike AL Grant @ Hart, Of Broad
vi Cou tandt and WIN. Il. Horni 657 Broadway
Price re- n6 SIN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NEW YORK TATTDRsALLs-Ther .eu,,
sess - hornDss Cerrxgess ke n this
lshment contsus 70 take place every Mondsy " ooes
and We pr0pvcs0s he 49, sspsl The ui0wanw rule
'hh's for entrance III the st May next The usual cox
Sion. &s will he charged ON sctusi ssi~s Only"
The next sale will commence Mondav April 9th
u ociecM aud all hsrs~s iwenaed fr 10
shown amt entered before saturday Apri ~
as no horse he offered auction snes gisisred
tor the catalogue. .l5T~I
JOHN w. WATSON. 44s broadway.
u Horses registered for sale be- isf New
Taersas before " O'Clock the day OF they
NO. De offered. JIG 3~'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

IsrOKrAsT IMPM vEwENT:
tNAGIE'S PATENT WATER PROOF COMPOSITION,
rr Err SALE LEE rIoMrsoN's Hacking Ecs,ab-
ishai Mt No , Broadway This pre- ,ervailye warranted
poi boot, AMI shDesasa, for harnesses trunks,
ssnv,s.s, awnings nc NC. while this Conpo iios renters
che rather ks nnprrvisus to water. will also prevent the
Ill. aer from cracking, and adds durability TO all the above
srirf.s ml7-3ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

NJ H. NSs.T TT, STRAW HAT MANUPACTU-
lVI RER. 81 Rrosdwsy respectfully informs
that sh. has her business from the up stairs
on the 6rsfh por
ar Please psru lar,he entrance Is by tho private
door Scotch
Ms has the pleasure inform the Ladies tia, she
&c I'D ssser al kirds cf Eng eh Straw ss cor,
a-d the spenid Tuscan Hats that hav, been
ported.
my u,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

CARPETS FDft tAsH.
recsived So1 yards OF Scotch ln-rainCarpets, al
wool Al the ~ price ri 75 % a7A crrs yard.
Als Ing Carpets, tat color, nj 81 cents per yarf
Aiso , splendid nssortiieIt of
Brassels irprtiag. Tuttei and Brussels Rugs,
three nv do Tlan Printed Bazes,
SaerrHna do STAR Carpetiag,
md Orleans Carpets. Table and Piano Covers,
Plain, plgid and figured Ma,tiF ~.
~ Floor oil Cloths from 40 10 iect wide.
TIL sbou' purchasing carpets viii find u greatly "a u'er
advantagr examine previous pur
cha sinr I,evhere II SMITH jr.
M 4;3 Pearl opposite Willaw.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

Custom House Business.
TT THE Subscribe begs leave offer his service to e
Mercantile Community ia business ey have cor
necied with t.e Custom House, the revenue D~parmei
o the Government thereto believing that unnier
rupted o forty officer in The New York
Custom House, VIII be found to have ened him TO the conf
dencc II the public in such matters.
p'3o.tf DAVID =. LYON. No. 5 Broad st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-06

W&NTED-Threes aar': active servants coor.d, y "a
w into The country. Orr first cook 10 do cham
and take charge If children Meme but those
who well recomp ende need apply The sn lions
will H. permanent and good wages given Apply at LOG East
BroaInay a6Sla
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04

Despair did not completely possess the
mass until II became evident hat the pru-
grcsS of the flames Couli not be arrested
From that moment the scene beggfrs all
description. Suffice il 10 saw, that nun
bers prccip;taicd themselves from the burn
ing mass INTO tie wafer some of them will,
Il S''rick "t despair, and others silently suns
beneath the waves; others, molnentaril>
NOR" fortunate. swan q short distance and
drowned; others still. ON pieces .ofboartls
AMI wood, arrived OH the bcacll--yet; some
"flhrsc sank into wa,cry grave..
II is supposed that forty pershed. 1t is
impossible to compute the precise number
Many remained on the boat untifit was
wrapped in one sheet Of flame. 3Of these
there Is reason to believe that numbers per.
i>hrd III the connagraiion; while Vo,hers
half burned d,prcripi:arcd themselves into the
wa'cry element, thus suffering the double
agony of death. by fire and water.
MIR. Shadds is the only survivor Of his
family, consisting of seven. 4 lady pas
srngrr lost three children, sister and =
m"ihr. Mr.. Michael Parker lost his wife
am! parents. sister and her child.
Many were the heart rcndiDp. scenes
thn; occurred in this terrible cataslrophc.--
.\n En;,li>l, family, consisting OF man. hi,
wife ;ad two children. came ON hoard thr
Eoa, 1T Toledo. While the fire was raoinn
tho man worked hy The side of our inform
a'' till they r0ull stay on board no lonpcr.
rIcn hr and his wife threw their cbiLircn
over board ANA jumped in after them. ,bc
father nuh TWO children were drowued-,I
mnt'trr saved. Several passcngers wen,
into cnnvulSinns with terror, on the docL -,
Tie outset. aud pcri>hcd in tho flames. A
newly nairi"d couple, supposed to have Ell,
hari>"d a, Erie, jumped overheard in each
others arms and sunk ,ngc,hcr.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
L.Tir"ct cC" n'icr .Gom C,pi. Pearson, lat,
ofhr PniGSEi.
!ElL,llyarox, goth June. 1898,

!ElLMIHGToN, goth June, 1888,
NiE. i'RANtIS SoRRELL
Dear Sir-I suppose, before This reaches
yon, ''';, You viii have heard of the fate Of
'r Pulaski. 1t is a heart. ren,line cntas
ir"rhc. II Was nv watch below, and |
hrln."c Carr. Euhnis was i'm tho wheel.
house. "s have heard since. landed
her" yesterday after being on the wreck 8
days with - others, having been picked un
Yesterday al o'rinrk hv the srhr. Henry
Cameron, "f PiiIahr!phia, Capt. Smith.
fE"i%!) ii,'r getting on board rrc
vailed on the Capt! TO haul TO wind and
>;"m,i III the Eastward.
we >t""d Oh Il" one hour anl saw nolE
'h". ~ Capt canc down and said To
me that he wonll go in and send out n Pi
i"' t"d' replied tn him that no opcu
boat could vcuiur" 0iH at such n time
demonstrated with him and prayed To him
!" :" on. an'l at last he consented 10 steer y
li'ii", AMI luckily deserted wreck to
windward. tic wind lcing EnS,. Wetacl;rd
>hip, and at II We took in Mr.. Smith. or
Augusta. Miss Lamar. of Savannah. and
MIR. r.iiu,clinson-Mr. Lnmar's son, two ne
"r" women, ami another passenger, name
unknown.
The Boat was getting along finely when
| left The deck aud wIen the eyn|osion tooI,
i'iacc. | believe il was careiessueIs, Il
pastI2 was hl"wa- about 70 Etrc.E i E.1Trt-+he
air, and when lighted was on inv back,
with my left ann completely scal,lcd. How
ever had all my faculties about me and
immediately set lIIc'ur, work how should
al To The Euat. so started ahead. A.,
ihls time The hnat had ranged ahead aIou,
1iI!s OF Il mile. counted or 3 heads
'ih">" water. and told them to take n plank
and make t"r ia" h"a' Nhru got with
~ Il hundred yards t.f the hnnt found her
'"ii'" Down. | stopped until saw all her
J. 'isdiSarrcar. icxr'nimc.!, is it possible
III" PULASKI is Gnncl | swan awny for her
- i,'>l as possible. and having pur,,chci
M:;!nn ten InF'ir. heard Il terrible crash
nj ,hc wcM' down, bows foremost. ind
'H'in"d!"'"Iy ihr boss cam" up again. ;Sh
Dsn!.r III TWO ! hAlluwcd foi The bon, !,
axe oil III" Ladies that stuck on the after
,',:' Of nc BOAT. aud there was NOT Dny 10
or Innnh. rs il!hl'cr, hai lowered one of
H. hnhiS and o"k i've men in her through
n'ci"n"c thai h" WI, mn;uo to seq whether
:hc boa! was sinking or not. Had he have
remained Toy the boar. | could have saved Il
real many Oh th" forward deck, more cS-
i'"rin!iN !hr Ladies. would willingly
have died il the passengers could have been
saved. Some OF t!rm wouil have fam
'":."i "n tie wreck for il.c want of water.
! assure Won II WAS Il lcnrl-rc,rlinr scene
Villa. became Of Can't. Duh,iS canno, tell
i :'In now III hcdaud have hrard Of l., mo, /.
saved. ! c"ncindc bv iciuni,i.,n yourrlos,
"p servant. PEARSON"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04

the temporary sinking Of tho forward deck.
Al about half past twelve, the promenade
deck fell oil, leaving the stern of the boat
uncovered, which without sinking drificd of, :,
with many people omit plainly visible to
those Oh the forward deck. Al this time
,half past l2) tho small bonrs left us, not
remaining opick up hose in the water and
place them on the wrecks. Al half pas.
twelve, Capl. Pearson came to the forward
deck on plank, having been thrown in The
water by the explosion; when he reached us
no boat was an sight On Saturday, those
on The forward deck picked up ) persons on
Il small deck, and on Tuesday al 10, \. NJ
those on the forward deck, were, after sul-
iering incredible hardships, picked up by
Capt. Eli Davis, of the Sehr. lIcnr,: Cam
crdou, of Philadelphia, who not only aided
us, but ut the request of those on The for
ward deck. went in search of another wreck,
and picked up six persons more. OF this
gentleman, il is unnecessary to say much,
or of Capt. Pcarson-our feelings and their
own speak sufficiently.
During the time the remains of the uppcr
part ol the forward deck was floating, Cant.
PEARSON was Sauguinc that IT, any luu,
reached the shore, we should have irnmc.
diatc relief, hui unfortunately those arriving
III 'hc h"at expressed themselves 81 conf
IDENTITY thai the boat was Sunk-thaf all was
l"St-'hnI no induccnicn, appeared. WORTHY
ot consideration, to send boats to look for ms.
rs soon however as we arrived and :, hone
appeared of saving any one, the mos, en-
crSctlc measures were at once taken and
VIC hop" that more will be found and
r,Sf.upI
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
From Mc The Charleston Mcrcuru.
1'''H''
10 the EIit9r OCtke Columbia Y,hscopc:

LILLE, utlc 1913.
TO the E'litar oCAc Coiumbm Ythscopc:
Dear Sir:--it is stated in n letter re-
ccivcd this day from a mutual friend in
Warrington. thai YOU had told diStin
Snishcd gentleman of this State had said
To you i'll conversation That cfrtGin mtn,
bers Of Congress k,,i ,c.itten wo,H tie sub
trt0Sury JW hmng upon one or TIRE rat s.,,n.I
tiat LcSiire and Campbell should Lr ..Scnr, i
or "hipt into its support." | am entirely
nncni'>c;"ls OF having used such, language
rs lhlS to you nr any one. II vnu So nm
drrSlo"d me, it is any misfortune to have
niSicd y0n, IS nothing can be farther from
the actual fact, than that ever received or
heard of any such communication from
washington. The utmost | could With 4
decent respect 10 irr!h. have ever mean, 10
say, was, that we had learned from Wash.
ington That the suh-,rcasury LII was prnba-
blv suspended on the votes of Mr.. Campbell
and Mr.. Lcsarc. who, having declared
themselves undecided and anxious to know
the views Of their constituents. il was thor
by us tof the Lc"iSlaturc) That renewed
declaration of opinion might induce them
1" yield their doubts To the fixed will of The
people. take occasion to assure you, most
positively that you and the writers in ynur
paper, are utterly mistaken in What ihcy
charge. that the late resolutions Of the !r"-
ISlaturc were introduced aud passed "iu
obedience To instructions, from Washing
ton. &Dvc yet TO see or hear of the Ter
ter from member of Congress. which di :
rccied or advised the sacrifice of Col. Pres,
ton, or Tie Intimidation of Mr. CamphelI and
Nj Legare. II you ask why the error was
not corrected carlicr!--i answer, for myself
| thai the question has never yet been respect
fully pui.or it would have been met, and
that those who make IL charge should prove
II, ana not arrogaIc an inluisitorial auhori.
~ over the cnnScienccs of Others Two
weeks before the Legislature met, wi,houu
consultation or concert with anv member
OF Congress or the Legislature. and when
| though, the subtreasury bildcad. ] drew
with my own hand, resolutions similar to
those passed, which should have bronaht
forward on my personal responsibility,
though not Il word had come from W.. IL
lngion on the bjcc,-thongh no caucus
had been held. an'l though NOT ten ma,. in
the House had agreed TO vote for them.
How faryon choose To respect my testimony
III the case, is "a question for yourself.
With great respect, &c.
ALBERT RHETT.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04

luhons will be unanimously supported by
the members of this meeting at the Ballot
Box in October Next.
On motion Of G. Bussoy, Resolved. that
The Proceedings of this meeting be publish,
cd III the EdSeiicld Advcrtizer, and lined
hy the Chairmon and Countcrsigncd by the
Sccatnry.
VIM. TIlURMOND, Chair.
Capt.. William Homes, Sccatary.
June 2lth, 1858.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
&. Il. LAMAR
Wilmington, June 2J,h.

We copy the following Card from The
W 'i"in"t"n(N. CO. Advertiser, of the ODD
inst.
TO THE CITIZENS or NILM1ycroS-
We. tln commit q. on rh' part ofa number
oi 'h" passengers of tn" Pulaski. boru.bt To
tins place, tender To the citizens of Wi
'nlnStnn. onr heartfelt gratitude for ,bemore
than generous hospitality with which we
have been received. IT j, not in word, ,ho,
we can express omr feelings. hu, wc nrov IN
that Cod who has preserved us to sbnwcr
down ''s choicest blessings on The people
wh" have received and nu,lr,hed ms
we think proper to correct some errors
made III previous statement relative IN
This accident. The explosion took nlace a,
from ~" l3mlnntc, past eleven on Thurs.
day night. and in about Is minutes ,h,rrof
ter 'hc boat separated, tho forward part of
the boat sunk about 10 feet when ,bc hulI
left h"r, nnL her upper deck rose to the
surface mcn remaining on it.. \ great
many having been killed or drowned bv
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
AUGUSTA. June 25,

We have seen a letter from Mr.. G, b.
Lamar, addressed To his brother in tins CITY,
which arrived yesterday by express mail.
dated Wilmington, 22d June. All TIE
sufferers who had not left that place were
in fair way to recover, although ONE
were still sick and feeble. II is stated in
the letter That Mr.. N Smith, of this civ.
was seen after the explosion, alone, on n
part of the wreck, cndcavornc to make for
land, but that rs nothing more has L,cn
heard of him. it was probable that he was
lost.-Chronicic.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04

On notice being Given on Thursday 2lr!,
Instant, a large anI Respectable meeting
ct the citizens o! til" vicinity Of Red Hill
met at Co'linscs s,n"c, William Thurmond
was coi'! 10 tic Chair. Capt. Wm. lIor!cS
scchiary, 'ha object O! tic meeting being
"%p:hncd by COL W Homes the following
rrcamh!" and Resolutions was presented
ana unanimously adopted.
heS"'Vc'' th"t W" or.icvc tic extra Sos
SION OF our legislator 10 hc unconsIi,u-
''"ha'' nA"isc ana 'tnp"!';c.
"eso!Fra' thai VIC believe that rrc!c@iS-
h;'h'" i"f twenty and thirty years Hn"'2
r"%cr''y TO he unwisc aud Danscrou, III Il
Republican Government.
fc5"!Tc!, that "C believe Tic course rur-
sued by our legislator Tie two las, ccs,ions
i'i"dS"in%. The Stale to build tai! roads,
towns ana Cues 10 be unprecedented, un-
consHi"'!"hhl' unwiac aud dangerous in IL
sovereign .cia!".
l'cs"i'c"' ''ia' we believe L. states
haiH III NrpI"iican Government t" be
ais" unconstitutional and Dangerous to Oar
Liberties
oh motion o' Lewis Glhnton, Resolved,
thai we highly approve of ;!lc patriotic and
Manly vote Given hy our worthy llirnd
''oi'n >. .c'cr, against the Rail road and
Charleston Ei!!, We deem the loss si,sraind
by Charleston t" be ii scaromS one but no
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04

To-day being the Anniversary of our
National independence, we have issued our
Paper IN advance of the REGULAR day of pub-
licaton. to give our workmcn an opporluni-
~ of participating in the festivities of tho
occasion.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-07-04
Domestic News.
AWFUL CATAS STROPIIt,

COfrtS SuUHRfHrr 0T /t, Y Y w., @. I,
Lurr;Lo. Sn,urL,, I,n,, IG
DscvHGl .iccjAvr,-EIryv,Lo,,, y,,.,
| Hg!?n EUsnea LIVES i..r n,
with Tic most p;,irlul I;.,liuns ,,,, I ,,;,,
! YOU, tia, The new ,,r,m L,,,, w.. I;,''
Capt. Brown. took fire from underneath ,hr
| bars of the furnace. ;,i,,.u, , ,,,l,.I a..
| morning, when nhnut ,hr.c r,;I,
Silver Crcck, or ;,,,m, ,h;r,, r. ,''",. ~,
! city, and wa, burnt 10 The vn,.r.. n,l'. i".'
with all ,,,c urrncr,.. n,, ,.Ii E'
most la;ncnl;ihlr, upwards Of ror,y ,,'r.nr'.
passengers aad crew, are sunno,,.J ,n h,yn
| persisted.
The Washington was bound dnw,s will,
large number of Ja,suu.crs She m; ~.
| nave hc"n hcachrd, hu, The iiirr ropc.
were very s"nm burnt oil, thus rendering her
"hi'ihha"c bic. lhc >,canihoai ~ Am.ri-
c'' Nali. h'"iun'r was n'sn comm. down.
ana within eight or ten miles of ,li. civ.
"hcn lie ba"" Of The hHrning boat was
"'>c"Vcr'h. Capt. E"nrundS very humane.
! and promptly vui I.is vessel about. c,l
i.hs''""' 10 He relief Of the w,cck-hciur
thnS the m"9l:S Of saving MANY lives
Many "i the passengers were picked mn
almost exhausted. One of these was e..
maze Wiio, with n uinl!.cr'S care and ten
"rh'sS. hll nv" oi her children in her arms
",' unfortunately lie i'll them was ~
! iintt SHc was taken m ,,nr,. ,.,,, .;,
anh 81 hlii from The burning vessel.
nc W a>':in%irn VAS IL n",y boai, Iii,
hcing her Scc0i:! Isir. She IS the s,coi,L
~ 'lcf name that has been Io,1 un I.,lr
tiic-and that, too, within Il >lor, tiuc
a''Sr 'i"y had commenced running.
nc master" "t Ii" 'vat. and all The oil
GERS cHcapcd-hni several of The crew are
"'""n |" hr lost The boat was wnrIl!
H"!.'' tn}h,'Hu.
! refer you ,o the Buraln Journ,l c,,r :,
l'>' OF tn" passengers >a cd and of those
WHO are Anown I" be lost Yours, &c.
From tie I;uGnIo Cou,y,.c;,y
The slcamhoa, North Au,rrc, !. ;,., :,
by the passengers of which wc l.,:,r, ,l,,.
| particulars OF Most hcart-rcudin~ r,,,m-
| lly-ihc destruction of the new and ,.,.o,,,
Steamboat Washington. by fire. n,i' S;iy.r
Greek, about three o'cInck tlis ,,r,;,,
with the estimated loss nf E'ittv Lives,
new nshnSIon passed the n. Amcric:,
while the latter lay at Erie, in ,he corly
| part oi The lasi mightand was no, ao,;r
| seen by ,h1sc on hoard Ihc Nor,,, -
until when within al,nu, three mile, nt. ,i,;'
city, bright glare Of linhi wa, di.rnrc,,I
ny thc hcliiiSlnan. in the direction o., .-ilv.r
| Creek, an,! The Nnr,t, tu,ri,..,
~ put about, for TIE scene of aprr,!cnG',,,
DISASTER
oh nearing The spot, nhou, Gn'rlocE ,.,,.
hGrnnS hull Of The lar." and noble ham,
was i"uni dHiitiug over the waters. ,Lr,...
or iou miles from shore, with ma, :, Ey,.
| human brin" ON h,,,J .ri' "'' NV"
baggage, and Llackcncd i;o.r,r,, nr H..