New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-12
Tue STEAMBOAT DISASTER AT NEW ORLEANS
The picayune of the 81 states that the following per
sons have died of their wounds

The Picayunc of the 81 states that the following per
sons have died of their wounds:
John Hazard I'd engineer, Hannibal. black man. Sd
! engineer: VIM. Ramsay, OF Alabama John Melton, OF
New. Albany. Ind two men. names unknown Bernard
| Osborne, boy about twelve years old Margaret Troy
| hve years old Mary Anne Troy. seven years old
The following are in so dangerous condition ihst II Is
feared they Will be added o the mortal catalogue
VIM. b. Daniel Neil HarSins, John Dearman and Jonn
W. Lee.
The hull and so much of this lstsrrcd boat
manned attached towsd to the opposite side OF
the river Tuesday evening. About o'clock on We'd
nesiay morning she parted from her hswser sunk ana
i. nowhere 10 be seen No other dead bodies have
since been dscOyercs In the river The impression u
that several are buried under the wreck. Among the
| missing IL Chas {. Hartwel who. short time before
the explosion left the It Charles Hotel 10 go on board
the Marquette and whom nothing has since been heard
The Tropc states that the instance OF Mr. District
Attorney Downs Judge McCaleb OF the L. :. District
Court issued warrants Tor the apprehension OF the OH
Ofthc boat the charge OF mansaushter Captain
Turpn and samuel Hayes the nrs engineer, were ar
rested the pa the former gave bail IN 5000 Tor MS
appearance In the T. : Court on the 3d. when iull m
ycstgaton of all the facts in relation 10 the explosion
would be entered intothe latter IN default Of bail was
in custody.
DREADFUL MuRDER.-Robert Headdenoi Green
Vile : C. was shot in the street the ls inst by DeS
ter Wells nephew of O II Wells, Editor Of the Noun
taineer lie was passing Weiss house unconscious of
danger when he shot in his LETT side with load OF
bullets This wouuding him. he turned round and dis
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he had time escape even speak word he was shot
in the right side with about the same quantity ~ the
| first making about eighteen balls that struck him.
His fathers residence within fifty yards OF the Office,
and Headdens sister her brother fall and receive
the last shot she cried murder and assistance
soon at hand As the gun fired, Wells made
or but arrested and lodged in jail Wells II : said.
concealed IN his ROOM awaiting the appearance OF
Ileadden for time previous tOthe act Mr. Headden
| was taken home and about nine bullets cut from
survived ABOUT twenty SIX nuurs, m me most
excruciang agony, when he died. retaining his senses
10 the last.
| FROM PgSsAcoLh.-The fast running steam packet
Alabama Capt Ninde arrived early last evening from
Pensacola having made the trip IN twontyour hours.
The American squadron still remained in the harbor
and probably will not leave for month. The British
frigate Eurydce Capt Elliott, sailed Monday last for
Havana. ~ % ne. ID
! LYSGHrNG.-We learn that James Avant and
William Powcr- of whose arrest in this city spoke
county by the people without the aid OF Judge Jury
Believing them 10 De guilty, and fearing that they would
escape the punishment due their crimes the citizens
scmbed, mGsse and condemned them 10 DEATH
| ApaachicOla Com. ADV.
| APPOINTMENT BY THE Residential ri ial.
John Dougherty assistant engineer IN the Revenue
Marine appointed chief engineer To supply the
| cy occasOned by the resignation Of IhOs. W. faron
| ~ We understand that Professor Morse il