New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-12

DeS, h3sag and othe, neoes.nes We arrived
Mere on "Wednesday morniug, and lti On Saturday
Afternoon IN the same iss.ng sch,oneI W. had fro.
Aslsd f,r ST. Pe.ors, AiqucIor, Newsopcdand, dss-
tApee Of fly mice. The Au,sr;can Consl st s..
Peters Kindly gave u some C,ottss I'D FOOD ard put
90 on board the French big Louie Gri,, for Ne =
York. We sailed rom -. Peters on Monday, :hs
9Th Of July and arrived here yesterday. The csp;n
and his vile remained al s.. Peter saying tia. .ney
vcuIS 20 20 Halifax, and thence home to the United
S4stes.
The captain ss1 in reference 10 the disaster, thai
~ lad no idea he was nesr land. BY his reckoning
Ne should have been loo miles OF shore.
The following Is the let Of the persons saved:
Captain Daley and wife went TO Halifax. The re-
.ssndeI were brought to this por: by he French brig
Lsuis ellis, viz:
SEQ. Woymell, lst Ohicer. Joseph Buris, Cook.
Geo. Staples, I'd Officer Charles Swenson, Cook.
sFANyN. PsssRSGERs.
John Miller, Sven Nelson,
Eastus Messer, O.of Anderson,
Jehn suipze, Mis- Carlson,
ApdItw Wleon, Lars Ln5eroth,
EdW ard Anterior, Pber. Pberson,
Christian Petersen, Axel A. NuDdstrun
John johnson.
The above Is true statement Of the ,nanne. in
which the bark Monaco ard her passengers were lest.
Signed;
sEAMES. O,of Anderson,
As5ros Wilson, Lars Lindrroth,
Everd Anderson. Peter Petersen,
pAssESGrHs. Nils Carlson.
Sven Nel,on,
These people are quite destitute, but wish TO 70
West. Any assistance confded to the Rev. Mr.
Heds.rom, or Mr. Rudolph GarTigue, one Of the Com.
niasioners OF Emigration, viii be faithfully applied
We hope that the Commissioners Of Emigration
viii do what they can for these unfortunate people,
aad II means are not forhcomiog present them with
free passage to the West.
LIST OF PASSENGERS lost or THE NoSAsco.
Mr.. Nils Carlson Of Christisnstad. having fortu-
aately taken and retained lit Of tho passengers we
ere enabled to give the of the lost, well
Of those that were saved. Those marked & were
saved, and came passengers in the Louis ellis to
Nsw-York. The others were drowned
Fran CHCsIED.
Nils CARIsos,' Christianstadt.
Au6usrA LEyEAR, Christianstadt
BENST BosDERssos, Eje,kestsdt.
PERNILLA BoNDEpssON, his wife, Fje'kestadt.
ELIZA BoSDERssos, their daughter, Ejclkestadt.
BOTILIA BOSDERssON, their daughter, Felkestadt.
NILIA, mother. inlaw Of Bengt Henderson, fielke-
stsdt.
sIssA, daughter of Nills Fjelkestadt.
MIL. ASDrRs, Fjelkestadr.
Nils ANDRES Fjelkostadt.
OLoF Anderson Fjekestadt.
CARL JoHNAssoE, Felix estadt.
PyR MANSON, Fielke,tadt.
PEBEILLA, wife of above, Felkestsdt.
Mis- and IsGRrD, their children, Fjelkestsdt.
SVEN NELsoS,H Oppmanpa.
SIsAR MASS, Oppinanna.
AsSA LARS husband in Galesbmg, H. Oppmsnaa.
hAssE PERSON, her son, Oppmanna.
Is6RED MASsDOTTgR, Wanea-
SIssA, her daughter Wanga.
KARA MAvsDoTTTR, sister to Insred, Wanga:
KERRrU JoNsDoTTEI and her three children, PER,
Mis- and ANNA coming TO her husband in Ame>fce),
Wsnga.
Moss TRUEDssoN Heiersas.
MALrsA MoNsDoTTER, girl Heieisas.
PER M.TrssOY Ilejersas.
Pm PERSON, ITejersas.
INGRED Nils, bis wife, IIejersas.
Sow PER son Of Person and Ingred, iiejerss'.
HARpA the sister Of Per Person, Hcjersas.
PEA NILSSON, Hejersas.
JOHANNA, his wife, Hcjersas
HAsSA, their daughter, llejeras.
SissA SvESsDoTTER, Hcjersas.
SvEa, her son, Hejersas.
ELSE PrRsDoTTER, Icjersas
PER PERSON. Hejcrsas.
ELSA TRULs, his wife, IIeiersas.
SVEN BEHGTssoS, Glimakra.
JOYS SvENssoN, Glimakra.
SIssA TGuLsDoTTER, Aikened.
LARS MANSON, BEHGTA, Lis wife, and Moss, MAR.
TINE and AuGUsT., their children, Iiestveda.
M.rISk N.NspoTTER, sister 70 Lars Manson,
IIestvede.
AxNA, daughter TO ,Ialina, Iicstye3s.
BrserA MASsDOTIER, another sister to Lars, Hest
veda.
Pm NILSSON, OarTod.
HAMA Paul DoTTER, his wife, Esnod
Nils their sop, GarOd
SyIy NILSSON, Winslof.
PERNiILA and Anna, his sisters (ave relations IN
Ealesburg, H., Wnslof.
&C. LISDEHoTH,' Gryt.