New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-18


PonIHD Loss OF FoRrr LTEs.-We announced on
Wednesday morning by telegraph, iha; this seamr was
burned on tie Write River and number of lives lost
This painful has been conhrmedby an extra from The
Mnphis AppeoL
from Memphis in the White River Arkansas trade aud
had asceIded that river abou, twenty miles sunday
week, when about O'Clock in tho afternoon, the boat
caught FIRE in the wood pile near the boilers john r.
Price the plot st the wheel the boat for the shore
which was overlooked by high water when some liteen
persons pied TO escape but oyercrowdng the yayl
il sank, and every neshej The fumes RAPIDLY
1rreuu INC notf which was entirely consumed
Capt. A. j. Foger gives the foilosns account Of such
Of the and passengers a. in the excitement Of the
co.'s and crew seved-Capt A. J Folger master Sanl
Taylor, pilot L Elliot. clerk John Walker, mate Chas.
lie Witt and Samuel Lauderdale engineers VIM. Ewing,
borkeeIer; r. Ptman and = Hidebram. fremen
Officers and lostohn r. Price, and James Cregh
ton p,ts Louis Pollock. assistant barkeeper eight deck
hands and fmen out Of ten brought by the captain from
81. LOUi-, were lost
There many deck passengers board, almost all
snd cbdn wIc not SeDg ale to GET [S With the
same nacry as the men, perlshcd either IN the names
or in the wafer
child Of J. Hoskns Marshall county Miss four children
Of S. McIullen Madison County, Tenn Mr. Smith, wife
and young lady with them Mrs Haley and three children,
1ppah county Mis- John Horton wife and two children
Madison Comfy, Tenn Mr. Parrel Madison Co, Tenn;
NJ Martin do Mrs susanna T. Pool, do. son Of Mr. Hin
shaw do; Mr. Shelby county. son in law to Mr. worth
-
Mis- sister TO above.
These cabin passengers who went forward on to the
forocastle were saved of these were missing however Mr.
HUrlsw of Clarendon, Ark and George Jones, clerk of
the house Of Pool d Co, JacksoDport.
There about $4,000 of money in the safe belonging
10 passengers, net one dollar of which was saved Mr.
Penn who passenger on board Lost between $4,000
ana $4,000.
The remains Of Mr. wibsnb, who had died few days
previous the Commercial Hotel Memphis on board
and lost package Of money belonging to Nr. Wbsnk.
which being sent home to his wife, in the safe and
consequently lost with the balance. The hull having
burnt to the waters edge broke in two and sunk on! OF
sight
Tie loss Of boat cargo and effects of passengers j.
estimated at s50ooO TIE boat was insured at Memphis
for $4,000. Her cost last summer was $4,000.
womAS's RIOHr.-7o the Editor ofMe Al1any Daily
Stole RePisn In your paper Of Monday the 9Th mt
perceive You pass judgment upon the Womans Rights
Coue upon those engaged in it, and particularly upon my
self how justly. leave to your conscience to decide
Every one who ever advanced ses aea n n, matter aT
Therefore we must expect IT, And in accordance vi
the s,irt Of the critic will be the criticism Whether die
taed by the spirit OF justice kindness, genenes' ana
charity by injustice, malice, rudeness and Intolerance
IL stin index of the But ii is quite certain that
soul will ever be deferred from the performance
But tiere is one thing which think editor, have
no right d. namely to state positive falsehoo1 or
even imply for the purpose OF iJurng anolner.
And as the spirit of charity induces me TO believe tns IN
your cese was done from misunderstanding tnah
io-ve malice, therefore claim at your hands the Ju'ce
to give this letter place in your paper
In The article alluded to, you say, Ernesne l.. nose,
"carne TO This country she says from Poland, whence
true that came from Poland but is tal'e that was
compeid 10 fly from my country, except by tue cSnp
sion or dictates Of the same spirit Of "ProPagandi-m
that Induced so many of my noble counfrymen 10 shed
their blood in the defense of the rights of this country
and the rights of wherever be struggles Tor freedom
But have desire to claim miatyrdom wh'cn aSes h1'
belong 10 me left my country, not fytng bat dc"Der
aida chose to make this country my home, IN prefer
ence to any other if You carried ont the theories
you profess would iadeed be the nooiest country on
earth And my counrymen so nobly aided IN me Pfy
sicoi sfrugee for Freedom and Independence ie ana
still feel equally m, duty my humble abilities to
The IN my O~ ses ~ ana Feedem
HoIinc that you will accede to my Il think just clam
to give this place in your paper po.r
N..i i s% ' Mssr si'R F. ia '''' "
IyYYDIsrIvG TO military DISCUSSING OFFIcER..-
All interested in military d'sburseme nts of money on Gov
emen account, viii be interested in the following gen
"orai ordeTs. .x ,,rrrs NJ
WAR DEPARTMENT Ap,vdAsr, I M...h AZ
The ouios regulation has been received from the w De-
ard published @ y. 81 ~ Msncs s
TIE TTetpry Department having provided By IN WIN
s 70, A' IN the tsnS.o bsuf.ns 6Si 0c
msn By dersns With .s'h fana A.,
~snt for immediate use and drawing tie same al so
ed upop tbs Heads enacAvol ~ careful
10 the condition Of desas G 'ef' sS'J~n "a. .,
My Anee: TO ob'Ae the peeeshy o. tA' az
under the recent Arrangement 90 sHy sa1
T..,sr,r 70 SUBJECT to the dsbss ohc-rs successor
s,0s md a. Assistant Treasures IN toe pnop com
ce ppor he disbu sing Oilers can cras pro
,in Re made herein stated, all officers are pre- ION
m'Ar traits sPOn any Ss1 ~ pSvis
JLrr i.'O 20 - NJ. % q IA .-.I,.t
Of the War , Of n 10 he rS
al sergeant been snpaed E asiea req
isI The rss s0umsoned '!aa VIII SsIsas &c 81
Sered ofihs line Of the ~hin the m =. i O. 49,
1892 s,d entitled the BENEFITS PROVIDED f0I o'ne
s,rsssp f;te the second section OF SAID sct
Ill The military pos, near ~ rss VII S.s. Bbs-s New
Mexico 90 Fort Thorn. .,,
COOPER Adja;an General
Pusrs-The last Joay nal Of the Ncr Iork STAG Ayr,
a boI Soc,fs contains the report of the judges upon
~. machinery presented at their Annual Fair STatoSs
=; scnt.mher Among the articles mentioned Is thsI OF