The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-12
Further Particulars OF the Loss OF the steam.
ship Louisiana.


The Galveston CirlIidn (extra) contains the following
corrected lists Of the dead missing and saved, far
pxAp AND BODIES RECOVERED
Philip Mllhouse, Alabama, old man. Joel (Uncc joel
Hamilton, Gonzales NJ G. Mills, Clinton, la COL Henry
bcrmaid; Mrs Tschacke, New Braunicls; German lady
and (supposcd grandchild, two years. another German
lady, unknown; Henry - porter.
MISSING CERTAINLY LOTT.
j. Brown, barkeeper; negro man Of Cleveland, OF In
fe; Young Mihouse, Alabama W p. Dixon, Alexandra,
Va Mrs Mitchell, Cboo, Texas Nes Or leans; Benny
3 D Eier, ten years old IndianOIa; R C Brenham Co
lumba, Mo; - Temps, discharged soldier, with Colonel
cambridge lacy Jones and lady; Aaron Clark nine
men-number not positively certain SIX OF negro
one belonging TO Oscar Parish; three cooks
Capt Henry Shepard, commander; Chas Hughes,
clerk s u. Clark, first mate; Andrew smith, second
John DriscOll, cabin boy Richard Finn, drs engineer
Michael Hovley, Bryan Cowey, hremen, Samuel Walker,
Christian scsarpn, pastrymen; James Brown Waterman;
servant girl Iavaca; John Wheeler, Indianoa; Daniel
sullvan Iavaca; p s Miller, Moses W. Garrison, Ne~
York; George W. Grover, Galveston: negro boy OF Mil.
house. Alabama; W. r. Friend Clinton, ne Wit county;
negro woman and man Of Mr.. Friend Ross Kennedy,
Texas Mrs Elizabeth Hart, Corpus Christi; Miss A FRS
Charlottesville Va Miss rschaeke II years (her father
mo,her and three children lost) smith, Alexandria Va
Vile, va Dr. Arnold Col m6a No; John sanford, Tex
ana, Texas; Samuel Wills, Wisconsin; Well, Goliad;
Frank v d. stucken, fredericksburg, Texas.
oRsBQuuS.
The remains Of Dol 8anbridse committed TO the
Of Gen Nichols those Of Mr. Hamilton W that OF his
friend John Henry Brown. Both being Mssons received
also the sterna attention of the Order and their solemn
rites OF burial Al 9 P. Sunday an immense process
son jointly by the Galveston Guards Gen Mcleod com
mandng iescor,ng The remains Of COL b. the Masonic
fraternity, and about twelve hundred citizens with two
magnificent bands OF music-Messrs. VIM Austin, J. z.
Haviland A. s. Ruthven, John N. Reed, II b. Andrews,
Sam. G. Powell ste )hen Kirkland and John Henry Brown,
pail besrers-moved from the Strand TO the Episcopal
church. where the Rev B. Eaton performed the soemnly
beautiful service Of that Church. thence by the sill rey
light Of the queen Of night the procession passed on TO the
Ssa hs brethren ,srs IN de emSemo and the Re-
Mr. Seal ferventy addressed the throne OF grace The
service over the subdued stricken multitude sadly
turned.
The effects Of those recovered remain In the temporary
possession Of Dr. j. Hannay Coroner, who held the
The remains Of Messrs Mills and MIlhouse were taken
on respectively 10 Louisiana and Alabama.
As near as We can learn about thirty 10 thirty i've are
not mentioned 10 list OF these think or eight
are safe, but we have not their
boat from Smiths point, So aday evening, reports
having seen small portions OF tho wreck ten or fifteen
The wreck sunk at A. NJ yesterday, in sixty feet Of
water.
The pilot boat lafayette commanded by Capt Walters
the first 10 go out she first picked up Dr. Early and
transferred him TO the Galveston She took from the
wheel OF the wreck Messrs Fukn Sanford and Howley,
and picked the dead body Of Col cambridge and four
others, and received another from the light beat sam
williams.
The steamship Galveston, with her boats saved all 9th.
ers that have been saved.
There we're l5o beeves on board and consumed. The
Ere originated between decks and was beyond control be
fore discovered.
Mr. Hughes preserved books list Of passengers.
We have time 10 do justice 10 the noble conduct ri
Capt Denson the officers and the Galveston Their
praise is on every lip
Neither will time allow OF proper tributes 10 Capt
Cornell, " WILSON, Walters, and the officer OF the sam
wilsms and several others We defer for day two.
Let us say they did well
rURTHGR PARTICULARS
Writing on Monday, with the latest facts before him,
the editor OF the Cisidn thus circumstantsy ma
rates the dreadful calamity
little amer O'Clock Andrew Smith, second mate,
was the watch About twenty minutes afler enc he
sn Are, and discovered smoke issuing through The