The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-23

The Detroit Advertiser gives us sumo additional
incidents connected with the disaster. That p,per
ays.-Mrs. Bridget Glynn, with three small CT j.
dren, WIS saved. She rushed % The aster part Of
the boat intending 10 get out upon the guards aud
remain there "a long as possible. On looking over,
she discovered man hanging on At the point where
she desired 70 get down, And By many lu-ty cuff
and threat she tried 70 drive him away from his
post hot be hung on and she went 10 another part
placed two Of her children upon her back, babe
them cling fast threw the third overheard, and leap
ed after H. The two on her back maintained their
grasp; she caught the third, and they we're buoyed
up by clothes until a boat came along and rescued
them. and took her enemy from the guard OF the
burning boat.
one passenger. who had his wife and sou fs..r
years OF age on board, was unable 70 get the cork
from his life preserver that he might initiate IT,
He procured lie preserver for his wife but II was
rendered worthless by leaking. he then let his wife
his arms, leaped overheard himself. His boy
grasped him tightly around the throat choking him
and pulling him under water. Feeling that he could
not save both, By violent effort he loo-ened his
SON arms from bis neck, and the little feIo~ sank
probably 70 rise no more The mother and father
we're saved, but zith -addenea hearts.
woman jumped into the water with a child In
her arFis, sod caung 70 the steamer, although the
beat Wa grest, tn taken 81 by the boats-savnr
herself and Iftts ese Several ofthe passengers and
crew were burned more 90 less- TIE third engineer
OF he steamer wse ssseep when the Ere broke out
he somewhat burned In getting cut Of his room:
he Jumped into the water, Owed under the wheel
and swan about un picked up.
The Rochester Denoc~af or the 2lss inst. says
Amenx the passengers on board the Inflated Nortn-
ern indiana were Mr.. Dawson, wife and child OF
Brocsport, In this county. They were removing to
Chicago. Mr.. Dawson wss among those lost. Ms.
Dawson rot life preserver, and Initiating Il, put Il
upon her daughter, a Guild Of about seven years.
The mother tben threw her child into the wafer, aud
siterward IN rped overheard herself After floating
about awhile che got hold % the wheel Of the boa,,
and wss seoH Afterwards rescued by some means
that - coald net explain, and taken on board Of
The sbsfner Mississippi. She saved nJthing of her
taFgage and vas Destitute u everything. rhe loss
OF her b1s1and. however, was the greatest " her
sudden cstsrnitaes. The passengers on the boat.
plying ber minortunes and her destitution coptri
buea atty dollars for her relief She returned home
In the cars, and arrived this mornings for.orn
hear@roken woman. she IL without relatives In
this country, and returns 70 Brockport where are
her gniy acquaintance IN America. we are sDrp
that she win meet with proper sympathy ami rplief
at The hands u The good people ~ that village
Mr. Dawscn sas an Industrious, respectable man an
froa noakier by trade.
Mr.. Curtis n. Warner Of Greece brother of Da ,-el
warner was on board the ". 7. We lost his ~
0sre and Al $50 IN money, With which ne inten "a
70 purchase cattle at the West.