Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-05-10
DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE.
THE. NOSEII.E..


The following list is taken from the Cincinnati
Express:
Those rho arc missing and probably lost. are a,
folio.rs Lieut.. Col. Fun-, L. s. Amy George
kramcr's two children DR.. Wm. Ilurv. l. :. Ar.
my; Joseph Swift. Buffalo. y. y; Joseph Fotier
Filben Potter, Grckc Foltrr, Jacob Foue,, jacob
Beaver John Beaver, Easer Beaver, Mary Beaver
children OF Joseph and Eve Beaver Boston. Mass.
Peter Tiautman's child, q years old Michael
kennedy's wife and two children; Thom AS Wait
deck hand Mr.. Armstrong, mate : M White,
engineer; Mr.. Patton, lawyer, Portland, Me; :.
Post, wife and Two children J. Fleming, pilot,
Angelica CO., n, y; Mr.. u. lIigby's wife and two
children; T.. Raymond's wife and child, Baltimore,
Md; John Ending and John Scirn, and each n vile
and child.
The following named persons are known To have
been killed or drowned have died oil hcir wounds
since the accident :-Eah North, Alton, Illinois 3;
w. Parkors daughter Mary found drowned J. +.
Freeman, merchant, MiddIctown, O.; David Jones.
Loudoun county, Va; b. Mitchell, barkeeper,
Cincinnati; Captain Perm; j. Chapman. secohd
clerk L. c. Powell, Louisville Kentucky II. H.
Casey, Cincinnati; James tnrnetI. Mobile; Calvin
r. Stoue, Shrewsbury, Mass. JAS. Douglass. Fort
Madison, VT; J. Wallace. (coored1 Henry
Stokes, second steward Holly Dillon, fireman j
Madden first engineer; Robert Watt, deck hand !;
L. Dunn. chambsrmad, Jas. b. NJ FaIland, Knox
county, o.; Miss Durham two Mr. Watkins, of
Virginia Mr.. Thomas, first mate; A. Buns.
Phila. Frank Tolman, aud Flick Gilman, both
colorcd, fremen.
Those who ere badly wounded are as follows -
VIM. H. lnskc,r, 81. clairstiile, O. - Sher.
wood, Cincinnati Gcejamn Bowman, first clerk :;
llalsey " illams, second engineer; james Terrell
deck hand - De Jauuc, fireman Stephen
Baily, carpenter; Mr.. Van llooke Capt.. Pcrns
brother; ID. ihgbec. tayuga CO., n. y; Ed
ward Sax,on: Tead, Worcester, Mass j;
Franklin. second cook James Fry, ID do Wm.
Hicbec, New \ oik State
From Me Cincinnati. IFhig, Aprti p.
The second clerk of the Nusclle scut a commu
pcalion 10 the chairman of the meeting Yesterday,
stating that the number Of passengers on board the
boat was two hundred and eighty; OF whom eighty
Eve we're cabin passengers.
Not more Than 9G (Incuding chlldrcn,) arc known
10 have been saved.
According TO this, the number of persons Killed
anil lost, ~ about on HUNDRED AND EIGHTY .roUR
We understand that The body of Mr.. Z. G. Pow
ell, Of Louisville Ky. taken from the wreck OF
the Mosclle tins morning, about II o'clock.
lie had IN his pockets about $4,000; has left a
wife and child.
The head of man. also taken from the boat
this morning, winch has not been recognized,
We~ere nlisniofmed yesterday relative to the
death Of one of the CLERKS Of the Mosele. Mr.
Bowman, the second Clerk, was not killed, stat
ed. but is among the suTwors-though consldera-
bly, il lulcd.
j nc ing names ale additional To those pub
lIshed above
DEAp, and Bodies Found.-Wm. Ihebec New
York State; Joseph McMahon, Albany, Illinois
Mrs. Parker and children, Philadelphia James
Cramer, Marsarcta Craney, Louisa Craney, Caha-
riue Craney. e. CHASER, Cincinnati. A German
woman and childen. name not known.
MIssING-kuopn 10 hare been on hoard, and roba.
bly, killed or drotcncd.-Paiick Thompson, Cum
beranh Go. Pa Edward Thompson, CABIN Boy
Jas. X. Danlorh, Missouri Thomas l.. Tay lor
Mr. Zead.
WouspEp.-Grcgory Mcmahon. son Of jos, Nc.
Mahou slightly wounded. Edward Sexton, Conn.
badly scaded, but will recover.
The Common Council held special NEE, ing and
appointed committee with full powers to extend
Immediate relief, AT the expense OF the city, such
OF the sufferers rs might need assistance. They al
% adopted other appropriate Ia connection
with the citizens committee. Among other things
resolution was passed. requesting the Mayor n
issue his proclamation for funeral procession, ic
take place on Saturday last, at O'Clock. Z. NJ
to form OH Front street, between Broadway and
Main streets; that the stores aud shops be closed
the occasion; and that the Reverend Clergy tho
members of the City Council. and the several Com.
mittees, be requested TO attend in their official capa
cities.
From the Cincinnati Ne,cs April %.
Wewere able yesterday 10 CLEAN but scanty ad-
ditional particulars. Dlgent search is yet being
made for the bodies Of those who were drowned -
the day. As far ascertalned their names were as
follows Mr.. Powell, Of Louisville Mrs. s. Post
Mr.. Weaver, bound iot Louisville; Mrs. w. Pa,
her, Pennsylvan Alderman wsman and her danph h.
ter about IA years of age; Welchmau, name un
known.
Mr.. Nathaniel Tead, OF Worcester, Mass called
At our Office yesterday. lie was reported IA badly
wounded, bat escaped unhurt. Col. Fo~le, OF the
L. $. Army stood him, and WAS either killed o,
drowned. Mr.. Bowman, first clerk of the boat, has
escaped with slight injury. lie was standing in the
wash room at the time OF the explosion. lie states
confidently that there was not 200 passengers on
board the boat, Of whom IS were in the cabin
The crew with the officers, consisted of 80 per
soss. About one hundred have been reported a.
saved leaving loss Of nearly 80 lives. Many Of
the bodies will never be recovered. good portion
Of the wreck is still under water. The river is ia
p'dly falling, and all the bodies remaining in the
lower part Of the boat will probably be recovered in
few days.
Mr.. Bowman assures us that the cause Of the &C
eden. was TOO high steam. Very few persons were
much scalded, as there waler ia the boilers