The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1841-09-14


lack silk dress, fitted close to the and blue
hose was picked mp near Long Point and taken to
Erie for interment. The description responds
partially with that gwen Of Miss Sherman. Fur
Their particulars can be learnt from the Coroner at
Erie. t# .tttt p.
The following bodies had also been brought in
and many more were floating by the captain
of the Rochester, who returned TO Buffalo for
small boats to pick them up with. heavy thun-
der storm was the cause of thus bringing up the
dead. We suboin a description of the bodies:
No. IA German, aged 20 years. height feel
IL in home made pantaloons; "H b. marked on
his shirt; sandy hair. e-s
No. ga German, 5 feet high: Dutch cloth
looms; roundabout of the same; striped cotton
vest; Glib marked on his shirt hair sandy Had
silver Dutch ,oatch, and 81 25 in cash s,..
No ga German; height 6 feet; home made
drab pants and coat; All. V. marked on shirt; badly
burned. Had silver watch and nine five franc
pieces.
No. A German female; aged 80 years; feet
3 in high; blue calico frock; wooen stockings.
No. 5-A German female; heigh feet inches;
woolen stockings; and scarcely any clothing ex-
cept petticoat-R m6alo Commercial.
The Buffalo Commercial states that another of
the bodies lost the Erie has been recovered. 1t
was a German, aged about SO, S feet 10 inches in
height; had velvet roundabout and home made
woolen pantaoops; A five fianc pieces and 6
shllings were found in his pocket. The Revenue
Cutter and the steamer Rochester we're aga in DIES.
patched to cruise after the dead. DunkIrk cor
respondent of the same paper states that the s. b.
Wayne steamer, just arrived there, had passed 10
or 90 bodies float off Silver Geek, but did not
stop 20 pick them up! Boats were Immediately semi
out from Dunkirk in search.
More of the Daddy vessels from the West
this morning, we learn that quite large number
Of bodies have been recovered and taken in at
points near the scene of disaster. Capt. Blair Of
the schooner Adelaide, informs us that he picked
up fifteen persons, two of whom Swiss fe
males; Yesterday; and took them iuto Silver Creek.
He should Judge from the appearance Of the others
that they mostly Americans and cabin pas
sengers Two Of them hrd silver watches in their
vest pockets and one, a small sized man, black
colored life preserver on uninflated. His apparel
was black or dark color; can't say whether he had
!, watch or not tThis is probably the body of Mr.
LundeD Another was colored man with check
apron on similar to those worn by the cooks. The
whole were delivered to Deputy Sheriff Philips
OF Silver Greek.
| Capt 3. also informs us that thirteen persons,
including five females, were picked up and taken
into Dunkrk, Yesterday by tho steamboat Perry
| and we learn that three bodies found
on Grand Island last evening shall give at
our earliest opportunity, a minute description Of
each body found.
| The Rochester, last evening, brought into this
port five bodies, and among them was that of Miss
Miller. Her funeral took pla ce today.-Bafa
| Commercial.
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! CooL.-The Philadelphia Gazette, in commen
ting on the rumor that Gov Everett's nomina
| ton will not be confirmed, remarks I've trus
we have due respect for the negroes, cotton ant
politicians OF the South, but il is not increased b,
recent demonstrations Negroes, cotton and poll
ticIans what a climax!
STOLEN MONEY REcovERED.--The package con
tanning the 800 900 in notes, stolen from the Far
mers Bank Of Virginia, at Danville, has been re-
covered. 1t was concealed in a tomb church
yard One of the officers Of the bank is suspected
and is undergoing examination,