New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-02-26

NH preparations for its recovery M k-e'sr, o.
Adsns 4 Co o EIortss, was saved. Ine mnSiea
aoy.. Of several Cinnamon are log on esch efi- OF
The nyer-nost Of ,hem at Yolo. The boat is s. .tA
wreck. The EDtsrprise AM ed this moment, os,uS
ahout 20 mis- ats behind the P.srl IL ia impossible
IN ryocnre the lst Of pssseDgers. Is the eierk ~s
blown 10 .ih the rect. All thst y knows denH'eIy
4. that there were ninety. three on board: A rope
wss p,ceured, and the wr.ok hss bee1 hsn-d 70 me
scr .oe ,bre IS. of the GesWorks. Tue after-caoin
ard The hill sIe all that remain Of her. Those Pss
,.rre,s who were fortunate enough 10 be All n the
CABIN providebti.liy escaped un Jlred
The BOW of tie boa: was literally blown mo te1
ttonsand tieces BY the force OF tue explosion am
here II was that mott o; the passengers al assembled
IN catch The first sight of their destination. In tae
cabin the floor torn up by the steam pipe com
uupcst pg the Pearl being stern Wheel oat vii the
engine ard shsft Several gentlemen were fodn1 here
badly scalded, end some in dying condition. lie
boat or rather the wreck, then commenced Psrhns;
n, hall being more completely destroyed IN IN TIE
cher broke loose from the remaining portion OF tue
hull TIE forts Of those on board and on shore were
th.n directed 10 bringing the wreck 70 the shore.
T.is was soon effected, and wha; remsioed Of the
boat wss moored alongside of a storeship situated
about the foot est
IL the meantime many bodies some OF them multi
ated in q shocking manner were recovered from
emoDg the fragments floating in the rlver. The nun
Der Of missing il shout thirty. Will. eight desd bodies
have been fund AID also several persons who we're
wounded.
AS an incident worthy Of note it is mentioned that
plJI ged into the river after the accident and res
cued Mr. James JOhnsoa, ysho was slightly sca!Sef,
but nevertheless helpless, and would have been
crowned but for the Cog.
AdsmsN Co M.,.erger Mr. Keefer. had inst
Core aft 10 get his express matter 10 take forward,
and it saved his life. Toe letters. treasure and e1
pross matter Of Adams & Co. were also saved the
letters were sosk ed by falling in the water.
Judge Anderson Of Nevada, aud G.. A. Shalt, OF
Mary sville ere killed. There we're only four lafes
on board the Pesrl, all Of whom were saged without
Jury. The Messenger Of Rhode and Lusk EI-
press killed. End s tie express matter lot Mr.
Samuel Jones, book keeper OF Wells, Fargo & Co.,
badly Injured, but not dang' rcusly. A.! the fire
men Of the boat bat one were killed. Mr. Randall
was killed. The pilot was badly Injured. Mr.. Gilman,
clt,k Of The boat, not killed be vas bat slightly
il iured The steward was saved. Mr.. Springle was
badly wounded.
A great many died after being taken to the Hos
pita e. d large numbers of tie passengers had their
lees and aims blown off. Fourteen bodies we're taken
10 the Station Hou.e in Sacramento, and of these,
three bi'e and six Chinamen were recognized. II -
row asce cd that there abou, 40 persons on
board OF which 81 only were China nen.
LIST OF KILLED.
II is impossible &: present. 10 give correct list Of
the killed wounded etc but the following is core CO
so far as goes. TIE following bodies have been re-
covered
Capt +. T. DAVIS, Of the Pearl.
&. A. SoHULTzE, fruit.desler from Marysville, aged
"a years. German, has q brother IN San francisco.
JoHS BOYDEs, musician, Marysville.
Col. ALIEN. Anderson, attorney at-Iav, Nevada,
aged so.
FBASors FLrEER, timer, formerly from Long Isl
apo, n Y, 0ged about 70.
SAsCEL RASD.LL, mate, formerly Capt. Of stea ner
Plumas aged ~ years.
-Four white men, names unknown.
Eight C5inanen.
- WILLIAMS formerly in the employ OF \. ID.
Brown Co of Sacramento.
MISSING ASD SUPPOSED DEAD.
T. Y. MOTkT % SacISmtDtO.
NMcBRIDE Express Messenger.
JoHS sTADER amber, formerly from Pennsylvaois.
GEORCE CLoUsE, miner, from Jasper county,
Inoisna.
nan, name unknown, called JACK, from the
same place
CHARLES JEWELL, fireman.
JAMS saITH, c,bin.boy.
Tie above list comprises only thoss whose names
are asc.rtained. There are Others missing.
LIST or The WOUNDED.
DAVID Monroe, deck a.seDger, slightly.
PHILIP RILEY, deck hand, leg broken.
--NIonoLsoS, badly wounded-leg broken IN
several places.
L D.NIcnoLs, firm of Policy a Co., Of Sacra.
meIio, baoly scaldtd.
EsASUEL LEVIN, Of firm OF Bache Co., OF Shas-
to- not serious.
JAMES PoLLocK, slightly wounded 10 the head.
SAMuL j. JONES, u San Francisco, not danger
oUsly.
Eight Cinnamon, at Hospital badly tcalded, and
four TAXI 10 private quarters.
X X. WmLIAMs, plot, slightly.
Mr. GILsAS, clerk of the boat badly scaldsd.
Mr. DAVIS, Of Iowa Hill, badly scslded.
MI SP.YER, dying.
MI GooDMAS, Of San Francisco, baily ,calded, at
the Hospital
and badly scalded.
II. HA,-Er, deck hand severely scdded.
ESCAPED WITHOUT INJURY.
Henry keller Adams \ Co.'S messenger.
- LATER, German, passenger.
- MoTFAT, passenger.
-Four LADY passengers, names not ascertslnej
ANnUIw WADLEIGH engineer
II. L. BOWEL, steward.
GEORGE Hoy, passenger
B. THOMPSON, pGsst pger.
There are four Others, whose names were unable
: 10 ASCERTAIN that were uniHIured.
There siill fifty sixty of those on the boat at
the tine Of the disaster TO be accounted for. Most
/ Of them weIe, beyond doubt. drowned.
Mr. Henry Keefer, the Messenger of Adams y Co.,
TO " hon 10 are Indebted for much OF our iafJrmt-
ton rfous that just previous TO the explosion, he
was citing his room which was at the stern OF the
boat r. aoipg. Mr. Mcbride, the Messenger Of Wells,
/ Fargo & Co, and Rhodes 4 Co.. came 10 his room
ard Informed him that the steamer had reached the
! CITY ard that he Mcbride had removed his
treasureb box &C.. forward 10 the starboad gangway,
profiered his ssistance 10 Mr.. X in getting bis
press matter forward also. Mr.. h. gave his paper
ard letter bags TO Mr.. Mcbride, and stopped 10 re-
! place some articles in his room went out and got
halfway through the csbin, toward the bow, when
the explosion occurred. Had he not delayed ~
| stated above be would have Joined Mr.. Mcbride and
Mr. Mount, who were standing together, and IN
| doub,ecly would have perished with them.
! Mr. Keefer states ths; there was steam smoke
or fire 10 be seen the boat after the explosion and
/ be experienced 10 unpleasant effects from either
| Tie entire boiler ard steam apparatus appear 10
| have been blown bodily overheard