The Arkansas banner., 1849-06-12
Further from the steamer rmn,,.

We take tho following from the N. Y Herald os the 2ith uit.. VI
 FisHkItL. Thursday, May s4. is.s
 Inc Empire has been got np little ,hlx morn. ing The process is slow, for < is only h, a,.s.s ton to what they gaia each tide hy haaliss. ... line fastened ashore that she can be raised d. hs gets nearer to the shore she will of eogf.a h. i. shalleweF water, and more Of her hull viii be ,a,s
 They eau, theFefoFe put additional easks uadrr her sides and nearer 10 her bottom, If hasvv ". should come before she is tloaed. sl,e |, ,n L.. of beiag utterly wrecked There is slsa san,. sv,' PFehension of breaking her back CT s.raining hsr should the ground on which she lies h, usrvsn and she is down far more by the stern than hv hs, bow Whether she Is got od er not, her yen.,s' tlen VII Dc seriously injured, and an mnwarTapt- asle prejudice exist against her. She was the la,v est ssealnooai built being feet enRrr than ,h. Great briisin. She sailed the water with all ina grace Of swan, and noble vessel Az wei her hull IS safe, with the exception of the hreaeh In her bow She is not iasarcd against such accident. as that which happened her. only agaias, fire.
 How many bodies are still below none can tell Tor the passenger list is always imperfect great many coming on hoard and paying without glyiny their nafnes There was ore body got on top of the pilot house at the beginaing oi tho accident and remained there cool spectatiar ill all was over From the description given by Mrs. Hager 10 Mir. Permenter, the Aewbnrgh coroner. before she went West, it is pretty evident the children found lo | Fts coincidence that the brother of the cautaiu of the schooner was en board the Empire at the tm. of the collision Mr. Smith, the pilot of the Em pire, was at Newburgh last night. He has been bailed to appear to stand his trial when called on
 The Hefaii's correspondent adds that tt is mora and more evideat that there as no wicked and wilful intention on the part of tho pilot" No one suspects that he intended to De shipwrecked1ali acknowledge his skill and eapacuy---but did he. with 2b0 living beings in charge in a clear night. keep proper look outg-dd he and his assi,taDts. having kept such look out, take legal and proper course in steering the Empirel Large incomes are paid to competent men pilots. Shall they be al. lowed to triae with human life. neglect their au.y, and then say "ss meant hsrmf" If so, the Swallow and Empirs tragedies are bat one and two of series, and those who TO to their staserooms below at 10 o'clock at right, may become the vic. ,ims of future experiment by careless guardians above.
 Bodies not vet jaand Elias " I.a5d, Miss Avery, Mrs Evans Mrs. Carson and child. . young man from Manhatianvillc, 2l years of age a child named Duncan, an infant child of Mir. Runkand, and child of Mrs. smith. which dashed out of her into the water she ascended the stairs The LGdd fa1Hiy This is the most heart rend- ing Of oil the melancholy in the tragedy of the Empire. The Ladd family resided al stoRiug- toa, Ct. Moves, the eldest brother of the four boys who were drowned, went last fail to Illinois to purchase farm. He returned, and with the four deceased, his mother, his wife and three children, Miss Avery, tsfewned,l who accompanied ihem, and some other connexions. They had their al with them, in the shape of baggage, amou nting to $2000 worth, which Is rendered comparatively worthless by the water. This morning Mr. Ladd returned from Troy, where he went yesterday to look about his luggage, expecting the Hip Van Wrinkle had brought It there. The poor fellow oh seeing the hcdles this morning deeply affected and burst into tears. He brings them with him to- day to New York, and iaencs to Connecticut. to be inferred Their names are Cyrus F. Lsdd 7 years of age; Darius, II; Nathan S., l2. They were taken ap together, through hole made in the deck yesterday. The name of the hoy no, found is Elias W Ladd. The afflicted mother. who is at NewSargh was not able to bear the sight and was not brought here to identify them. IL was \ Mir. Williams who identified them.