The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-09

In bis odice we're found q distance Of about sixty yards
i,vn the boat 20 badly scaidrd, burned snd mutate1,
thu river breaking icg frsoturinc knee burnnr
his face and otherwise iDjuring him badly that his
recovery Is considered doubtful. The pilots Charles
Jackson 81 Rising Sum Ind, and Sidney Langley Of
AurcEa Ohio lattor ut the whee seriously bruised
and 'njni'd internally; tho former 1t II said may re-
cover The clerk Mr Sopcr wax standing near the cI,loo
door when tho explosion took place lie was thrown
into The air distance of nearly two hundred feot
and i'i into the river but received serious injury
ies"an ashore and seeing fellow being struggling IA
tho water plunged in to his assistance and succeeded In
rc'cuing him. Tho person proved TO be Capt. Patio
ohambermad in the ladies' cabin Ut The time OF the
disaster and were Hninjured After the boat took fire
one OF the ladies prang into tho river and rescued
by gent is from the shore. sliR was cent to tho
relief Of the remaining two who were saved tho
the IL mes w're about to envelope them At this timo
tho deck was In flames and it impossible to re cue
those who wcso IN that part Of tho boat the number
thus destroyed has not been ascetained Several sprany
into tho river aud were drowned Thomas Bares the
keeper. found him csf about one hundred Yards
distant on part Of tho hurricane roof Ho was badly
scad,t and injured internally 1t Is supposed that Ave
cabin boys rerished in the flames Mr. r. o. Scauaiand
one of the passengers who got ut Carroon escaped
uDiSjurcd. he being the a part Of the hurricane
deck The liooser state came along about two hours
6f!yT ana rendered considerable aid TIE unfortunate
sufferers. She brought fifteen Of the wounded ID ta
city Some Of them taken to their friends while
those without homo or nds taken to tho Hospital
ne the news VI the catastrophe reached Carrsilton
the citizens turned out the relief the
small house the hin the landing was
ih'o beus Wcre Ildccu AROUND ON the n00r,
and mnny Of tho dead and wounded placed upon
them The floor and bed clothes with blood
Tie suffering ef hose wounded represented as being
awful in the extreme. The Telegraph No. 2 cnno along
during tho evening. The boat landed and her GREW
ocer, and passengers ashore and rendered all the
assistance they could Three wounded brought up
on the Tci,graphone of them, cook. died yesterday
morning W. q. Collord OF tho mates is badly in
jurtd, and taken TO his home in Newport Ky A
gold watch found by the clerk distance from
the river, the face back and handle broken of The
books and papers are oil lost.
i. SSince writing the above we have boon furnished
with the following list Of tho killed wounded and mis-
sing We presume 1t is nearly correct =
kiiled-Lews Berry, Brownsville, Pa. first engineer
Joseph W. Berry. Brownsville, Pa; David, second
engineer H. p. Durbn, Lawreno eburg N. Smith, Pc
tesbug; Rev. Henry A. Scott, SCOTS Landing
cabin boys, Eames not known and one two Others
about the bort.
Badly Woundcd-Tbomas W. Pate captain; Sidney
Lonely, pilot Charles N. Jackson, pilot Sam. Fritz.
f.st cook Geo Escc,, pastry cook Horny Bozei six
frcmen and four deck hands
Slightly Wounded-cieo. Collard, mate John wilson
carpenter and three four other handa. names not
known.
Unhurt-Geo. Strga steward; Thomas Bates bar
keeper @. NJ Soper, first clerk.
Not Found--.Jancs y. Gable, Mr.. Chrsman Law
rencehurg; Wilson Langheny, and four five others
or more, names unknown.