Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-07-05


followed 10 Tie grave 1g lafRo ha4lpel ~
eli Zans aud buried with military aud mason.
b. basoea.
TERRIBLE sTEAMBOATD DISASTER.
peaierdav aftafnaan. about 4 o'riacb, as
lin staaasr Map39,sng. GAM, III "A Tufptn.
hound RI cineipoafi. waa lesaying the t.eyee,
- tbs fa,i af Gfapier street, both Of her boits
sra hnrsipd. viii n irenetpluua report. tear.
~ inln agmpIt l,rf bplpf deck, aud cabin
as tr M Ne Tie wheel. bouse Oil Tho lafbotfd
sta, Ami tbraviuv bsr ehimnrfa lafa tho riy-
~ aaa biowine NH tbe af her huilers afd
a.esy iliny abats Them. and killing and
,.,nt,d,ng hpiupen no ant 40 of Tho #naFRen.
gsrs Apd rfew. Immediately after tha eSpIu.
Son. H. bn.t snnk tober euaFda at fbe bow
ana aYatthn fonr bf tha ladies cabin az lie
stern. III the man,ppt If tlae exBIueiol. Capt. n
bsAiost eIeen the word 10 90 nhead, aad was
,vattfna MI M fha hurricane deck I'd sec that
hsr staarn vaa Flear. Nlea4ahnr one or two
fayolniians Of the wheels be- was thrown d.
bnnt ian lsot In tho mir, and fell ON tho deck
abo,i the same distance NH. escapin9 with h
SLIGHT hrutRe on The leo. Tie pilot tit the
wheel IN. Oslander, was blown, il ii stated,
over leu feet Hi tho air, afl Tell np1n the deck
n The steamer Tas0a CtfV. lytig aiongRlie,
al tho Levqe, dislaealihg one Of his hip joints.
Tho number of persons standing on the
.bnilpr.derk Il v|ariously estimated al from 10
10 10, among whom were several cabin pas.
ser,pera-thcy were all blown IL tho height 81
l5O ~ 900 feet II lie aIr, aoaio with their
tinbs rent assuader, and all Of them falling
into the river, without exhibiting any signs
If liTe, AMI sinking to HE bottom instantly.
Tths rtefl and bar .keensr were mIheir rooms
which were blown overboard-thotr bodies
have Mi vel been discovered.
The number Of deck passengers aud Of the
crew killed, wounded aud missing N, As near
~ we can ascertain between 90 anu ~. Ing
scene on .ae lower aeeN was % Inc pl'sf
hgari' fenotlg aeserlptioa' ~ olg 49, XIII
q nouy WIZ = 1eau ts'.feu '1pi1 ! y aieelpt
WlthfrtRhtful wounds aud gaeles upon their
neaGs ny t,1lo ' amoaista sl aa3n. et s1,, I'M
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y 49, !" Il HIM, u iso' III .ag MIX
tug iisse" W'al ooe" h ,nI g be ,aa n ~ ''ei
pOaseS1' . ~" 49,, 4 - 800 q
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MISSING 4
j. f. Lee, clerk, and John Orrick, bar.keep- /
il, both from Greensboreugh, Ala.
- Powell, pilot, and b
Hazzard, second engineer. u
i
SeALpsp AMP WOUNDED S
William y Daniels, Of Massachusetts, We. &
! badly sraldcd. v
John Hazeh Providence, (R. - leg broken u
nd badly scalded.
John u, Dernans, ribs broken and badly
q
Andrew Froy, {carpenter,l New Orleane, Y
ie and Nj children, Frey was wounded % q
le head. though not dangerously, bis wife Il
onnded 10 The arm and slightly scalded, and u
9TH the children badly scalded. RI
Christopher Gueydaf, Of France, slightly to
II
Francois Iaglaise, oi France, wounded in u
e head-not dangerously. ba
Bernard Osborne, (boy) Of Indiana, badly E
aided.
John Grayhaln, (boy) leg broken and bad. !.
ecalded-dangeious, 70
John Milton, Of New Albany, (Ia.) badly =
aided. J
William Ramsay, Of Ala, wounded on the =
ad and slightly scalded. ~
Neal Harkins, q Ireland, severely hurt on n
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