The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-02

whose bodies were tnEen on board the sc0W
Sylph, Of Farport, and taken to Cleveland
Capt. C. G. Roby. wife and daughter; Mrs Will
kinson, mother of Mrs. Roby. Mr. Palmer, of the
Telegraph, Toledo; Richardson Mann, wheelsman,
Sandusky; first cook, Negro name not known;
Charley, deckhand; Theodore Gilman, deck hand,
Buffalo; Dan, waiter. Buffalo; Hugh McLain, fire.
man, Buffalo; Frederick Fuller, deck hand, Butfa-
Tor; lady and four daughtersy going to Cleveland
to join her husband, who had preceded her some
two years from England. A woman ard child, |
name not known, going to Sandusky; husband in
Cincinnati. Penby, deck hand; Alice Champion, |
passenger, name not known, with SIG in money; |
young lady, passenger, name not known; Thomas
Hooper, wife and child, Worcestershire, England;
(three chill rem not found;) Edward Tinker ape
wife; Lucinda Wheeler; Edith Wheeler; Penvilla |
Wheeler, Leonard Wheeler, saved. The above
named family Of Wheelers, was going to Illinois to
reside. The father remained behind in Mercer
County, Pennsylvania
Names and Description of Persons Buried onthe
Shore, IN Wili0ugh5y 75rcnship
A woman, foreigner, blue calico dress; wo
man, German, striped cotton Dress found on her
person gold brooch woman, striped cotton
dress, corset marked l.. F.; an English woman,
checked cotton dress, and pocket-book containing
money an English woman, black and white calico
dress; an English girl, corset marked M. s., had
on a green calico dress; elderly woman, blue
cotton dress, a belt containing money a woman,
gold earrings, corset marked H H. German
girl, 10 years Of age an English woman, purple
calico dress, IL soveTeigns, corset marked W, H.,
age GO; woman, going to Roscoe, Ohio, corset
marked E. s., lad on plaid worsted dress; a
| young woman, aged %; Katharine Best, saved,
| from Armstead, Germany, father and brother lost
German girl, aged 8 years an old German
man child, dressed in striped purple Calico ini-
| tals marked on its clothes, H. S.. two haxen
haired girls, supposed to be sisters, aged and s
| years; German woman, % years Of age an Eng
1 fish woman 80 years Of age, had large English
| afob Tor and
| had letter to be left with William Brunswick,
| Bloomfield, Medina county, Ohio; two German
| girls, ID years age; Pierce Ill., an Irishman, wife
and child an American, blue jacket, green panta-
looms, and five 8 franc pieces in his pocket; an
| Englishman, aged 50 a mulatto, aged IS Ger
man, aged IS; German, aged 90; an English
| man, aged % man, aged 30; young man,
aged Is, no clothes on an Englishman, aged 30;
an Englishman, aged %; a negro cook German,
aged 30 an American, pocket-book containing $40
in gold; Mr.. Donald, going to Chihcothe, Ohio; a
man, aged 40; boy, aged IL an EDglshman, 40
years Of age, purse containing four franc pieces
a German, aged 80 a German girl. aged 10; a
German girl, aged %; an English woman, aged
49, name supposed to be Taylor, had one sovereign,
five half ditto, and eight franc pieces two girls,
10 years Of age; boy, years of age; German
woman, 30 years OF age nine children, ages from
to 10 years an elderly German woman, had on
her person 3 tickets, one for Mr. g. A. Weecher,
for two persons from Cleveland to St. Louis, one
for Mr.. @. Sinner, from Cleveland to St. Louis, and
one for Mr.. J. Watfeld, shipped from A. Allen to
Eddy q Hoaday Cleveland woman, had on
plaid gingham dress, and $l3 in money; a Ger
man boy, aged 70; German woman, green
alpaca dress containing red stripes, purse Of
money John A. Northly, Englishman. 4o
, years OF age; an English woman Thos. Rhodes
and wife, and four children, and one boy, Thomas
Rhodes saved. They were from Prickolo, Eng
land-Mr J. P. BarAes of Wolloughby, has taken
the surviving boy.
, There are some other names, not mentioned
which | cannot obtain tonight; "a women, Al
? men, IS children, were buried on the lake shore
J near where the sad disaster happened One hun
dred and (orty-one have been found Of the dead
OF the living have not been able to ascertain
/ probably about 3d. 1t is believed that many mor'
bodies will be recovered. As many as are viii
, report
We add the best list of the saved we could pro
cure VIM. Evans, first mate Mr. Machochy
Cincinnati; Bartholomew Selover George, decl
hand; Homer Dolson, a fireman James Hurd
do. r. G. Parks p. M. Rochester, Pa; d. M
Reed, Bellfontaine Mr. -, Huron, o.; Mr.. At
kinson, Of Cleveland Grant Robinson, of St. Clair
Michigan; Mr.. Graves and s. M. Colt, mates
Mr.. Choate, wheelsman Ira Howard barber
Peter Diehl cabin boy; head waiter and wife B
Sullivan, deck hand, and one other deck hand
E name not Sno~SAi two fremen saved, names no
: known.
! Buffalo, June 19-Annexed we hand you lis
y of passengers that shipped by on board steam
, boat G.. P Griffith, June Is Mr. Gallagher,
! person, to Cleveland; j. Watson and family, pei
: sons; J. A. Wecher and family, 2 persons, and {
= | Sumer to St Louis via Cleveland: q. Zepp an
family, 2 persons to Massilon, via Cleveland N
PC Kreeslorny and family, 2 persons; F. Blum Jaco
i Harlemer J. Hans, and Misses Vormans 2 pei
II sons, to CINCINNATI via Cleveland John Gunnin
h and family, persons, to Pitsburg, via Cleveland
n b. Bolts and family, persons; Mr. Beauman an
I family, 2 persons, and N. Koch and family, pei
n sons, to Cleveland; A. Boiling and family, 9 pei
y sons, and G. Aokles, to Sandusky; J. Knivy an
= family, persons, to Covington, via Toledo; Pete
= Lebl and family, persons, and Mr.. Geldon an
! family, to Hamilton, Ohio, via Toledo-in all
IS persons. Yours respectfully
II TIFFANY IL LOCKWOOD.
I Shipped by H. Perkins Mr. Cooper, person
E, Monroe; Mr. Mooney, person, do; Mr.. DilIo
e ? persons, do; Mr.. Corner, persons, Toledo; Nj
Wanhler, 2 persons, do; Mr.. Gormick perso
Of Cleveland; Mr.. Singer, 2 persons, Sandusky
E Mr.. Collgre,. persons, Toledo; Mr.. PurshaI,
}. persons, do; Mr. Shot, persons, Cleveland M
,e Pult, person, do; Mr. Best, 10 persons, do; M
E. Parker, Erie; Mr. Halsey, 2 persons, CLEVELAND
,e Mr.. Donoand, person, do; Mr.. Mclean, pc
N sons, do; Mr. Ward, Erie Mr.. Rhodes, pc
Or sons, Cleveland Mr.. Parker, persons, do M
is w. Taylor, 6 persons, do; Mr.. Steward, pc
Iy sons, do; Mr. Short, Erie; Mr.. Walker, person
IS Cleveland; Mr.. Hall, II persons, do; Mr.. Moone
st 6 persons, do; Mr.. Waters, persons, do; M
m Mason, persons, do; Mr.. Grader, person, 7
r. lledo-91.
5. By John Allen: A. Toon, 3 persons, Toled
" Mr.. Crosby, persons, do; A. Farrell, 3persor
do; Maria Sheely, person, Cleveland.
er By G. Stevens, Jr.: S. s. Lucomb, l perso
A. Toledo. Total 1863.
% The balance either paid at the office of the bo
or were shipped by others, whose list we have L
,e been able to obtain.
W FRoM HAvANA.-By the English steamer, j.
8, arrived in Mobile Bay, we have dates from Il
ne vana as late as the 9Th. We are able to gle
IN from them nothing ofinteres except that the ca
y toy prisoners are still kept in close eonfnemel
n their condition, besides this, and their ultimate
he being entirely unknown 10 the people or our Cons
10 DEBow's COMMERCIAL REVIEW, for Ju
he arrived yesterday with all the punctualty of ba
n notice. We have not had time to examine the &C
e tents critically. The size of the book is grea
y. increased, while its typography and mechanic
e. execution is wonderfully improved
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