Washington telegraph., 1849-12-05

they must have been laborers OIL the
Levee or deck hands. Two negroes, one
said to be charcoal vender; we'll known
in the city by his peculiar song. jim.
JEFF, aud negro boy, maine unknown,
slaves of Mr. Block Of Cape Girardeau.
Three negroes, slaves of Mr.. johnson,
OF Cape Girardeau. A negro man, slave
of Stafford Il Bartlett. A negro man be-
longing to Mr.. Rogers
DIED IN CHARITY HOSPITAL.
John Kelly, a native Of Ireland. VIM.
Riley, sailor, Chicago. Iii. John Laws,
a German, watchman Oh the Levee.
A young man, name unknown, had an
anchor printed in India ink on his hand.
A clerk of the Louisiana Bakery. This
the suffering man stated. but was unable
to proceed, through intense pain. aud his
name is not known. He died at IL M.
yesterday. Hsa. A.
WOUNDED. E.i
Harrison Rea, clerk tor Moses Green
wood q Co., both legs broken: Mr. kea
was formerly attached to the Post.office.
Mr.. Horfell, of the firm of Horrell, Gale
Il Co., severely injured. MIR. Isaac Hart,
of No. Is Camp street, was very seriously
hurt: he was standing at the time on the
deck of the Yorktou, bidding adieu TO
Mr.. Wolfe. on the Louisiana. >. Davis,
of MoL,lo. bruised while Oh the BoStona.
Capt, Hopkins, OF the steamer Storm,
slightly wounded. Chambernaid OF the
Storm, slightly wounded. Capt. Dustin,
of the Bostoua, badly wounded. K Price,
clerk of the Bostona, slightly wounded.
John Mason, pilot of the Storm, slightly
wounded. The barber of the Storm,
niutilated by the taking off of one of his
hands from the wrist. Henry Bingham
and wife, of Heeua, Ark. were seriously
wounded. but are out of danger. Henry
Livingston, steward of the Louisiana,
slightly wounded. Edward McCarty, OF
this city, leg amputaled. Simeon Davis,
seriously injured. Mr. Wolf, OF Memphis,
slightly injured. Noah j. Ellis, com
postor in L. Rea's Rotary Post Ohice
This gentleman was standing one square
from the explosion, when he was struck
10y missile that penetrated the leg TO
the bone, causing compound fracture
EiUah Cannon, merchant OF this city
aud brother oi Capt. Cannon vi the Louisl-
aua, severely injured. Capt Cannon, vi
the LOUISIANA, slightly injured. VI. Tyler,
bar-keeper ol the Louisiana, dan gerouoly
wounded. atI.a .-H..s.
WOUN UNDED ADMITTED IN
-s CHA RIIY ItOSPlIAL.
Henry w BeruleSan. henlucAy, aged
As. Daniel Eckerle. Rhlne, Bavaria,
aged4 AZ. Heury Livingston. Isaac Gar
rlson. Hugh McIiee. henry, a slave
Samuel Fox, kentucky. WIinam Weicn,
Kilkenny county, Ireland, aged 22
Clinton Smith. Warren county, hentuckv,
aged SO. MAley Mullen, slave OF Moses
Murray, Georgia, aud ner Two children.
John Evans. North Wales, EnSiand,
aged 3S William Burke, IIpperary,
aged 20 john Laws. Charles, siian
negro boy belonging to Capt. Cannon.
William Tucker. Henry Tucker. Mo-,
opposite Chester, H. james Mallhes.
Juau Montreal. William Nee. Sandy.
slave OF f. Adams. Sam. slave OF Capt
Cannon. James Welch. Cork, Ireland,
aged 30. James Flynn, Tlpperary
Ireland, aged %. John E. Babrr, con-
stable aud farmer. Laiourche. William
Way, grocer, Mo. VIM. Riley, sailor
Chicago. Daniel kenne, laborer, South
Carolina. George Zimbleman, aborer
davre. John Lynch, laborer. Joseph
Wilbur, farmer, Indiana. Edward Me-
Carthy, laborer, Ireland. Thomas Sim
mons, Iaborer, Dubliu. Isaac Miller
school teacher, Ohio. Herman Sibold
farmer, Ohlo-boIh legs amputated.
Cornelius Mccain, sailor, Ireland john
OLeary. Iaborer. Ireland, leg anputated.
Mrs. Gallagher-thls lady lost one child
A niau uuknOwn-the mark OF an anchor
on his right hand. John Kelly, Ireland
Daniel Mccarthy Ireland. John Mont
go,uery, very seriously injured. Thomas,
slave of DIR. Cannon. Arthur. slave OF
Thomas Merriweather, Kentucky.
WOUNDED ADMITTED IN DR..
STONES HOSPITAL.
Thomas Harrison, Fulton, Mo, Saml
Corey. KY Frederick A. Wood, New
Orleans Mr., Rea is also at this Estab-
WOUNDED ADMITTED IN
MARINE HOSPITAL.
Crockett Harrison, Fulton, Missouri.
George, negro, and negro child.
MISSING.
j.. Gillespie, Vicksburg. J. Mensing,
Cincinnati. MIR Edgar, overseer, III
Washington county, Mississippi. J. W.
King, of the firm of E. j. Gay & Co.,
st. Louis Mr.. Elliott, clerk in the
house of Marsh q Ranlett. Merritt
Morris, clerk of Small q McGiIl; he was
In the office at the time of the explosion.
A son of Mr.. Barelli, the SiciIian Consul,
a young man of l5, who was OIL the
boat at the time on business tor his
fathers house-his watch was found Oh