The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-12-01

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visible In every circle of society here ast evening
Dismay was IN every countenance, and sympath
for the surviving friends of those who were thu
pEematurely hurried into eternity, and for thos
who have been mutiated, rent every heart. New
er, perhaps, was there boat which, by the explo
sive force of that subtle and terrible AGENT steam
so soon reduced 10 fragments a. the Louisiana
never that in an instant came nearer an
nihilation. The Storm, Il is stated, landed a con
siderable number OF her passengers at Lafayett II
coming down, which circumstance, no doubt, wa
the cause of much saving Of life.
We now proceed to give the sad details convey
ed In the lists the killed, wounded and missing
RILLRD.-Mrs. Robert Moody, wife Of the clerh
| of the Storm; Major b. u. Edmonson, of Missouri
Dr. Ihos. NJ. Williams, of Lafourche; Peter Welsh
Simeon Wolfe, of New York; Capt. w. p. Brown,
Of the First Municipality ferry; John Sulliyan, Q
| newsboy, Horace Goldstein. of Cape Girardeau,
Mo-; J n Craft, of Memphis; Dennis Abbott, OF La.
| fayette-the deceased belonged TO the Order oil
Odd Fellows, and the body was conveyed by mem
bers of that Order 10 his late residence; John Han
derhn, boy Of III years ofsge, native of Ireland;
Alfred Watson. pilot of the Louisiana, Joseph
Clusman, Of New York, J. ii. Meyers; Edward
Hubert commission merchant, SO Poydras; Capt.
| Rensselaer, Becker, of this city; VIM. G. Read, o:
Fulton, Mo-; Robert Devlin, OF Baton Rouge; An
drew Bell, John Hughes; Rowland Pell, New Ba-
sin; James Gilmore, mate OF the Louisiana; Robt
McMakin, fret clerk ofthe Louisiana; Euan Knox.
Gallipolis, Ohio; LOWS. cabin boy on the Storm;
| a woman and child, names unknown; James Mar,
tin, of this city; Dr. E. J. Marsh, Of Milwaukee,
Wis; James Atkinson, mate on the river; Rich
ard Perry; Richard Caudon; two men, names I'm.
known; two negroes, one said 10 be charcoal
yendeT; Jim, JEFF, and a negro boy, name Unknown,
slaves OF Mr.. Block, of Cape GraIdeau; three ne
gToes, slaves of MIR. Johnson, of Cape GIsrdeau;
negro man. slave of Stafford & Bartlett, a negro
man belonging to Mr.. Rogers.
DiED IN CiARIrY HosPITAL.--John Kelly, lie
land; VIM. Riley, Chicago, ILL.,; John Laws,
German, watch man on the levee; a young man,
name unknown, had an anchor punted on his
hand: clerk Of the Louisada Bakery.
WnuNnEp--lIarrisnn Rsa clark for Mosee
Greenwood d Go; Mr.. Horrell. firm of houell,
Gale q Co, severely injured; Mr.. Isaac Hart, OF
No. Is Camp street, seriously hurt; 5. Davis, OF
Mobile; Capt. Hopkins, of the steamer Storm,
slightly wounded; chambemaid of the Storm,
slightly; Capt Dustin, of the Bostona, seriously;
H. Price, clerk OF Bostona, slightly; John Mason,
pilot of Storm, slightly the barber of the Storm,
slightly; Henry Bingham and wife, OF Helena,
Axis, serious y; Henry Livingston, steward oil
Louisiana, Slightly; Edward McCarly, of this city,
leg amPuIsteo; Simeon Davis, seriously; Mr.
Wolf, OF Memphis, slightly; Noah Ellis, COM
position in /. Rea's Office, slightly; Elijah Cannon,
a merchant Of This city and brother of Capt. Can
non OF the Louisiana, severely; Capt. Cannon, OF
the Louisiana, dangerously.
WOUNDED IN CHARITY HosPTrAI--Henry w.
Bemegan, Kentucky; Daniel EekeTle, Rhine,
Bavaria; Henry Livingston; Isaac Garrison; Hugh
McRee; Henry, slave; Samuel Fox, Kentucky;
VIM. WEIGH, Ireland; Clinton Smith, Warren Co.,
kentucky; Miley Muiley, slave OF Moses Murray,
Georgia and her two children; John Evans, Eng
land; VIM. Burke, Ireland; John Laws; Charles,
a small negro Toy belonging TO Capt. Cannon; VIM.
Tucker; Henry Tucker, Missouri; James Masthes;
Ina. lfnnf..aN. ~ do IL Af
Adams; sam, slave of Capt Cannon; Jas welch.
James Flynn, Ireland; John +. Baber, Lsfourche;
Vim. Way. Mo; Wm. Riley, Chicago; Daniel
kenne, South Carolina; Geo. ZImbleman, HAVE;
John Lynch; Joseph Wilbur, Indiana; Edward
McCaEty, Ire and; Thos. simmons, Dublin; Isaac
Miller, Ohio; Cornelius Mccain. Ireland; John
o. Leary, Ireland; Mrs. Gallagher-this lady lost
one child: John Kelly, Ireland; DAM Mccarthy,
Ireland; John Montgomery, seriously injured;
Thomas, slave OF Dr.. Cannon; Arthur, slave OF
Thomas Meuiwether, Kentucky.
WoBsDED ADMITTED IN DR. STONES HosPI.
rAL-Thomas Harrison, Fulton, Mo. Samuel Cor
ley, Ky; Frederick A. Wood, New Orleans. Mr.
Rea is also al this establishment.
WOUNDED ADMITTED IN MAXINE HosPIrAL-
Crockett Harrison, Fulton, No; George, negro
man, and negro child.
MIssISs.-J- J. Gillespie, VieksbuTg; J Men
sing, Cincinnati; MI. Edgar, Washington CO., Miss.
l. w. King, ST. Louis; Mr.. Elliott, CLERK in the
house Of Marsh x Ranlett; Merritt Morris, clerk
OF Small & NcGtI; son OF Mr.. Bsuelli, the ST.
cilisn Consul; Mr.. Stone, Of the firm OF Stone &
Walworth; DR.. Bienvile, OF Point Coupee; John
DaiIie, native of Natchez, clerk of Mr.. H. <.
Morton; - Levy, residence unknown; VIM. Hop
kius, ST. Louis; J. Leonard, Alton; J. Mumtord,
ST. Louis; Cyrus Greene, merchant Of this city;
- Wolfe, a newsboy.
A number computations have taken place in
the Charity Hospital, and the medical faculty have
invariably used chlorOform, with the greatest sue
cess. A vas; amount of suffering, in this cstas-
rophe alone, has been saved BY thIs great discov-
ery. A smsll amount of property has been found
upon the bodies, and been deposited with the May.
or and Recorder of the Second Municipality.
A great many small craft were engaged yester-
day at the wreck OF the Louisiana, but only eight
bodies were recovered. We have given the names
above.
To-day the Mayor has called upon our citizens
10 testify, BY signs OF mourning, the ireParable
lnss sustained. We feel assured that this mark Of
grief for the dead will be responded to- Already
each heart feels the calamity, and symPathIzes
with the bereaved.