The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-09-24

| We are inGebt ed to Mr.. DAwi.sy, the OF.
Igiu5 cle~k Of the Golden Era FOR copy
of the Cncaso Tst!aas Of Re a0.h in. mt,
w:icl. G., .tats the i details of the -esa'ts
OF furio,s siie o. Ike Michigan Ine
steamer Ssraacpl IS wrecked ard seven
lives ioss: aud fearful accounts are We,
Of et'ier distressc.. We :utio;n some rar-
t;oula.s: .-E .st.E -t -
rs sEvAsrOpOi
The Milwaukee ,,aC:'s rat Us n 20 =
son OF lie detei!s OF tie wreck c. this pio-
pe'la:'. She let Blfaio OH Monday, he
lO:h iuss, w.til al at eight buudred tors
o. me"chd!ze, uos.iy oGy goods 8 I'd grocer
! les tor A.lw agkce aud Chcoe3, AVG on
I'D some e'se'y =; DIS, rs ease,: ans
c:ew. Awe ca '"c',, III he Cay before
(Mondav) she IVES " -acke,i
CaE.:! Waits made Cor Milwaukee, ana
whe.. Ae.,c It, easel BIS ere. 70. ena ?olt rs
way c'rc- a!.y. ALcas D c'cicck Oh No.
da.' evening, Sa" tie ged Light on Dcuge.
N: Is pier, End { utA Of i: suc her git
which &c opposed 70 Ea the l:gl ilCofa al
tAe mouth @? tie il ar. The . t VS. h.a l.
Ell &c: :. Both t!.e male and captain te-
g!n 70 doubt, OW..,g 70 Is DIS an 9 from
the Il ''ga,, rounded to AID sought t. It,
out Icing Unable . find It, concluded ..:a5
saey wee i.gai, ed cga;n made FOX i.
Il VS. now miGn;2h7 The wind chang
ed s-d6:euly 70 It's no",b, ard he &c. -o!,-
q heaT:y. Eve? Ca e wos taken 70 guard
aSa:ns. Ganger: ;ae maze heayeG Inc .aad,
end see Scvasto2oi was moved slowly .or
lie Ugh. Two and la;f ..ia.aons' was
shouted JUS ne:c.e size suck "oaok ne-,"
was ne quick order OF Tie cs; ain, as he
'o:" iier ouch. She NOV; / lack
io- some twenty o. thirty rods, when .,es
S I'm swung round and S ,ck, the wee Il
i.,ng :. '..le :coagi OF tae eea-a "Geck.-
The carr enter re, o,,ed, three Fee: of wa
ter ii 1le lola, twenty minutes after,
"e;ghJ fee', and the Sevas, oE o., about
clock Tues1av morning, settled amid the
sur9;ag cea.
The e. thing done was to save the
Ii.v"s 0: tlC7e On lord.
Whee!man F,eDcis Forbes and anothe-
name no. g;ven-were detailed 20 take
8 lie Oh shore. The effort failed. By
some means he coa: was swamped, and
Fcs IS G-owAoi; tie csrl enter re:ched
tie She. = was reZo.Tea row to wat IN
I'll daylight: Wnea i: i2-oke, Captain W.,
End mate Watecn H., with four men,
launched tie lorg Ecat, emo sitter desre"
ate rugg,e .esched ne shore, bringing a
line win them.
The Sevas opoi was ru;t al Cleveland,
AID was OF aed 10y Mcszrs. Che 3seborough,
Moses, and Capte;n Watts, and valued at
$65 900.
The CREw-S,yED-Captain Watts, w.
Waterbury, LIST mate; Thomas Cole, LIST
Engineer; Follett Goeawey (came ashore
On the line VIM. Scott (ff.eman,) [came
ashore on the line. Chas. Cumming (coior-
ED
Besides the above Named the two clerks,
two porters, steward, five fremen, two car.
ipeRtecs and eight or ten deck hands, were
saved.
DROWNED. Berry, second mate
Frank: second engineer; VIM. James,
cook; a waiter, Bradley Davis, and the
wheelsman.
These, we believe, are the only ones that
were lost
Total, crew saved, twenty-eight. Drown
ed, fye.
PASSENGERS LANDRD.-H.Aid erman, Of Al.
ben, NY, bornd to CD:ccgo.
| VIM. T.. :sho M pGe OF ne Owne. >, we be'ieve)
Ms. Watts, (wii, Of ne Capt. and four chi
IGren, !saGc Bats, wife and s;x CHILDREN, OF
Ve:aon, n. V, Ms. Francis Bennett OF Cept
3. OF prop. Mt Vernon.
/. i2mo We and 3 children, from Co.
We. ord, Ireland
Merry McCaaghey lr',a.
Susan McIntosh, from Cleveland
Il. Harbaush, wife and children Jack
son, W e and c.:i:6, .@:om near Buffalo.
l 2. Poti, German.
Stoddard Tubbs Livingston Co., W.
VIM. Tanner, He:Ainer Co., n. Y.
Edw:N Shaw, Batavia, N Y.
! VIM. NJ. LaH,s, Da..en, Y.
! jas. Gay, 1C;h Avenue, NY.
n. w. Burd;ck. wife and caid. Syracuse
NY.
E. d. Cray sHd wife, Wavne, Pa.
u Alex aud j. BOYD, knowlesyiile, NY
Me; Hansen ana wife, Norwegian.
Il >. M. Thomas, Chatham, Columbia county
Il N. Y.
! Geo. Deiamatar, going to some place near
Madison.
c. Rollins, Boston.
Ed. Kauf:or, German.
Fred. Ennion, do
Martin Schiller, wife and three children
&C. man. --..-.-..-.-..
:, Nicholas Dowran, do.
M. Kermer, do.
A!be:s Zeignaud, Go.
Drowned.-Two German passengers.
Tota, passengers saved, 60; lost 2.
! observation-disclosures saved, So; tora!