New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-03
, :, n. p,rr,x-Farther Particulars.

Hr-e, Of ne Crsr SIred-CsPt Sweet Of C,sys.nd'
Ohi0; ". W House. engioe-r. CieTei%nh ~. -
frst mate Cleveland 4 Waits seesna po,1'sl' -
Nlor deck hand Ci~v-i1ai A 7. k-so. 1aeeisnso'
Osio CRY: Mlrbs- OBsrn. Fireman. Busslo-
Passrusrt S1rse-J Lousi residence DOT kno~h oH'
FrsH,r,s.n ln-ure not sDo~r sailor.
Terss Of ~ Crrr L0sf ID w Keller Steward C'rvo-
Land Horace Tfn1su csbin-bo7 Cleveland { snlin
g. oou. keeper. Bus.o John E-Egcri nrsm.n h91so'
Newell Merit second mate. Oslo CITY; Wm- ONen'
.acoas eusiueer. Toledo r. Robinson. fret poTtr'
Che.so: Tnos Fsr;o deck hand - Clair. Mich John
Ngrdock deck hsnd. Canada; Agnes' deck hand csn-
s-s: George dseS hand; rho' Ho.'ey deck nsno
co'a-ed Allen. cook. co0re5 Dstroi'i srother,
cook eoiored and three others OF crew. names no'
known
TIA Ptsrix was frst discovered on IRE from the cecf
Of the propeller Delaware alta quarter % O'Clock on
the morning ei TIC -s OF socui4c les gearing eo'u'
north IS east
Tbs D.Issare was Al once got under way ard head.
cd for the burnug propeller. sni drove With s possible
sDead for hours when arriving within niJ rocs OF
,h- wreck they heard = voice calling loudly for a.
C5e boa, ss Immediately lowered down sad 'eot In
pursuit OF TIE suffering man. 10 succeeded IN plcNe
h!r uo directly sn1 bringing rim safe 10 tse Des srr
when he - ouce tfvesiei Of his clothing and 81
garments given him instead After ruooins nim -
ysrey hs quite comfortable DE proves - o
The frst engineer While this man was being p'csed
M tre propeller proceeded 70 the wreck. Snefe TOE
o;her boat xss lowered down and the clerk vss found
together with one passenger. cingng to ihs radoer
Thls boat picked them Up and brought ITEM on board
where after the sane were uscd a. before iney
we're botn revived and made cemiortaoie .
Both bosis were then sent In pursuit OF more oooes
while the Delaware made fss; % the wreck sha
succee5ed in towing her 10 sheboyssn ~her- sas Sun
In eight Zee, xA,er SOon after the arrival OF the "recA
At Sheboygan. the bosts came uP-one With ave dead
/ bodies sud the other with baggage snd iurniure.
Al thiI tine one Of the Ph9n.xs o0an came up rom
the shore where the boats bad gone from toe onr7-
ing vessel taking with them - Of the and passen'
gers The boat that came up contained toe capsin
very 3d. and the frat maze. together with some OF me
crewthe passengers berg lefi on the beach soout IL
miles below From thu clerk. Mr Donohuo, We learned
thai there were board rs Holisaders, large and
small and shout 100 other passengers. snd - 81 the
crew making in al 3eO versont45 In al saved. % lost
The Delaware soon In on hsr downward passage
and In passing 10 the track where the burning vessel Vas
found tell In with many jstug bodies. 10 the number
OF about ice Some Of them Ters stsndiog uprsht 10
the s.sr soma OF the were ing on their sides
soue-lhe children generHlly-on their iacss some OF
the psssengsrs 10 full dress some In undress and
others entirely nssed-s with their heads TO the NORTH
ward
! They wsrs wi,ha four miles Of the lsn' and the
Wind fast drifting ITEM ashore 90 u was NOT deemed
advisable 70 pick them up, plenty OF boats nad oeen
sent from she5oygsa for that purpose, and 81 no' PICK
ed up By the boats would drfl lahore BY the following
morning.