New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-05


81. lawrence route At this moment the s. Lawrence
has not opened ard yet fully thirds OF the spfng
imporstions In Upper Canada are received wa New
York and Boston or from United States manufactures
II ia quite possible that the backwzrdness Of the s.
Lawrence route viii soon be brought 10 end BY sux-
iaries which are coming to the help Of Canadian com
merce The company who have contracted 70 run q
line Of ocean steamers TO Canada nov propose ceey
line and guarantee to bring letters quick as they are
brought BY any other line and they believe that the IN
creased receipts of postage would nearly pay the bonus
on the extra tnps-say 1900 trip. Whether TINS
proposition viii be accepted remains 20 be seen
The defeat by ANAL majority Of Mr.. Camerons
Anti-Liquor Bill In the Legislature has soon been fol
lowed by the Introduction Of another by Mr. Sicotte of
which the following some of the principal Pr9ssions
The retailing Of nieses1s sao1. m ne sses nd Re ale
q such sor n any osns, sbs sns d,ss o. or .o.t
hs perss sOd ins BY the glass -ithn f"s mean
@ Il. s.: ss%ssl, =. sns s...;.s S Ss
nusses ard ssBhnt tes q &c .s ss I - pre-
md T. s.aeed That establishment Lspns Of Psss
eny Ssspep wbaisv whether ~n s;neot any sacnL
s t md ssnt O ,s ss . ssa eens are
aSmss = rsso proSbs Mqae q se shs,sd a r
be Ssep6s ~osssOP7 within the meaning Of 'n' A' 70
=: q 10y ss.s:s. &c. i Sa' o.. i 1 s
q1ant, tlsg gallon az Sszndsd Of intorsns
s ssoS n y coy 3 rsrs nc. gsr.sa : ssr
Hs rs,dis locality sttesins that ach guor rsag os
Tor person exhibited and delivered 70 inc Yelling
such liquor
Destruction Of the Ocean wave-Further Particular
ur Toronto Correspondent writes in relation TO the
destruction Of the Ocean Wave Lake Ontario the par
cuars Of which have already given from other sources
We copy the following from his communication
The Ocean Wave twice before on hre5 shghuy as'
season but nothing serious occurred
To night May y who lost his wife in The catas,o-
phe attempted TO commit suicide by drowning 10 ne AXE
here buf was prevented by persons who him. de was
quite frantic. .-....5
The following are the names far can be ascrtaned
crer Saped~Capt A. Wright, Prescott Thos. Oliver,
Purser Geo Potter second mate, Ogdensbgrgh bapnst
Mer, second engineer lhos ruler wafer lOrOeo,
ter Provost Francis LapOne, Joseph Rosseau' hremehi
Jobn Ewart Patrick Moran, John Billion james Graham,
Steven Blackman, deck hands George Graham James
Street vbeelmen and one deck hand, name unknown
Cr1,c LOst-J FORSYTH first mate j. Turnbul first engi
ueer Ogdensburgh K. simpson, steward, Toronto Miss
Gerard ladies' maid Hamilton with bartender COOK ana
nine hands names uni Down. . .
Posseagers Sared-Mrs Stevenson, Hamilton Mrs g.
French Cornwall Capt Kaih Ogdensburgh Mrs Man,
do Thomas Perry do. m
McIeppan Cornwall; Mrs. Stewart, Toronto Lyman
Fish Ogdensburgh; j. Mitchell Miller Pickering; MRS
Stevenson three children and nurse 1amli on = hch-
ardson (eolored Toronto ODoJ le, OF Brockvlle
Leaving cabin aud deck passengers missing, names
unknown thus making the loss of crew and passengers %
II generally supposed however, that number have
escaped and landed about the Ducks as the boat was only
about two miles distant when the discovery OF hre TOOK
place. .r., G., ., Ill. =,
Montreal last summer and subsequently sold TO the og
depsburgh and Boston Railroad Company her cargo cou
sd Of 200 bbls flour 81 bbs pearash 800 kegs butter,
and 90 or 70 bbl seeds hhds OF hams pork &C. oesdes
way freight
A correspondent of The Hamilton (Canada) Spectator
furnishes the following;
KINGSTON, Saturday, April 90, 1853
About o'clock this morning the steamer Ocean wave
ON her passage from Hamilton 10 Ogdensburgh, was DIS
covered TO be on fire when about eight miles above the
Ducks Islands and two miles from the main shore On the
cry of fire being heard the mate passed from the wheel
house the saloon and found the flames making through
the floor The captain out Of his room ana jumped
overheard with a horse in hand and the passengers
and crew were speedily driven overheard by the flames
The steamers boats ashe1 AFT the wheel houses and
could not be launched the fire reached them in few
minutes The boat stopped about three minutes si.et 1he
among the missing The and passengers saved chung
to the guards rudder &c, till taken of by the schooners
as described below.
Miss G. French, Cornwall Capt Ksh Mrs. kiah' Ihos
Perry. W.. A.. ~. ooo..o
Potter mate Frances Laorte fireman John Ewar deck
hand Thos Fuller waiter Peter Provost, fireman. Ste
ven Blackman runner Patrick Moran deck hand Geo.
Graham, wheesman John Bolton, deck'handi Baphst
| Mer end engineer; Joseph Rousseau, tremeni james
Street wheelsmsn; James Graham, deck hand and one
other sent to Hospital whose could not be learned
PAssENGERs AND Grew LosT.There were in altourteen
cabin and nine deck passengers on board OF whom as
above, only five were saved.
The crew consisted Of twenty six persons beside the OF
fcers Of whom those already named were saved vi the
lost passengers and the puser could only recoec
the following names Mrs. Mcdonald Ogdensburgh; Miss
McIennan Cornwall; Mrs Stewart Toronto Mrs Steven
sons three children and nurse, of Hamilton Miss lit
rouard, Of Hamilton ladys maid y Lyman Fish, Ogdens
burgh Mr. Mitchell Whtbyi - Richardson lcSored
from rear Of Brockyie the engineer, mate bar tender
steward and cook.
Purser,s Account.