Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-18

FA3sEsGERs lost AND hIssISG.
The following list Of those known to be lOst snd
missing is as full AID correct it is possible TO
make i at present. Doubtless others whose names
DO not appear are among the dead. A large num-
Der Of deck passengers were on board, including
two hundred German emigrants, on theirwsy othe
West. Great destruction must have taken place
emong them, rs few German names appear in The
lists Of the saved and wounded which have been iur
nished US;
Father Delcros, pastor Of the Catholic COngrega
ton at BOgDy, Parish Of jefferson, Louisiana, just
above New Orleans. He was badly soalded and
injured internally By inhsling steam His suferiDgs
were very agOnizing and he expired on Sunday
night, at ~ o'clock, on board the Kate krisbee,
before that boat reached this city. His remains were
taken charge Of by Rev. 7. L Grace, Of st. Peters
and ST. Pauis Church in this city, and deposited IN
the oenOtaph ia the Catholic Cemetery. Father
Grace has teegraphed to the Catholic bishop Of New
Orleans and will await his directions to the dis
posal Of the Reverend Fathers remains.
Father Anthony Of MilWaukie, Wisconsin, had
been on q visit to New Orleans, and vas returning
to his charge He was taken from the wreck, and
conveyed on shore and placed a house near the
river. J Dung man passenger on the III tated
boat, states that he saw him expire soon after his
arrival at the house, in great agony.
MIR Lackie, Grand Lecturer Of the Grand Lodge
Of Masons for the State Of Mississippi, lost
| Joseph Pyrant Of Galveston, Texas, missing. BE
was his way to Columbus, in this State, 10 attend
the examination at the Alheneum, where he has
daughter at school.
Lewis Black, New Orleans, missing
| Emanuel GenoTas, missing.
Mrs Witt and daughter Airs Fulton) Of st Louis
! Gleason, OF New York, missing.
! Foster Hurst, negro trader, from New Orleans,
/ missirg
/ Il Nicholas, of Gonzales, Texas, missing
| Mr. LiDtner, John Sinkhorn, James BOWles, James
Burns and Wm Woodruff, all Of Louisville, Kentucky,
and supposed TO be lost.
BeIz who keeps coffee house at the corner
! of Notre Dame aud New Levee Streets, New Orleans,
| who was on his way 70 st Luis with his children
with the intention Of putting them TO school, was
killed. as vas his children, George and Phillip. The
third son was brought 10 this city and died lasI
evening at the Exchange Buildings.
XAVIER Rsach, died at the GayosO yesterday
/ morning He belonged 10 the New Orleans Italian
Opera Troupe and was his way 10 Paris spend
the sumner, H. was from uts S r4t,burg, France
Capt Baker, from Boston, and Emanuel de Gene
res also died at the Gay, so, yesterday
James Dorris Chief Engineer, and John Bauts
cher, of New Orleans died the Ka.e Frisbee,
and were buried this morning
Joseph Simonds, a boy, from New Orleans, died
at the Exchange Buildings yesterday.
Denis Corooran, 0f the founders, and for
many years principal editor Of the Ns Orleans Delta
and al present editor Of the AeV Orleans Sunday
Magaet, is among the missing.
MIR. s. A. Talbot, Of Liberty, No, negro trader,
was lost WesaW on the Frisbee yesterday, hickory
cane, with plain gold head, on which was inerl1ed,
presented by j. Frisby, of New Orleans, La, to
S a. Talbot, of Missouri" This is all that is left
Of Mr. Talbot, who is reported to have mad larg t
amount of money with him. He also had negro
with him, who Is missing.
Mr.. Thompson, Of New York, railroad man, lost
L. J. Black, first clerk, lost.
- Brown, pilot, lest. Mr. B. vas picked ny
by a passenger who swan nearly 10 shore with him;
but ndingihat he was already dead from his wounds,
and fearing he could not reach the shore, being
nearly exhausted he let him go.
Mathew Riley died last night at the Exchange
Building.
LIST OF PASSENGERS SAVED (UNNJURED)
FIJI Harwood, wife, two children and servant.
Porter, vile. child and servant.
Mrs Newton, Mary Butler.
| Edward Booth, wife and two children.
Isaac lice, Baltimore
Mrs FOwner, French Opera Troupe, N Orleans
Capt Jones, wife, two children and servant.
Miehsel Wade
Mrs Brotherston and son, Ohio.
&C Horton, ez Governor of Texas, wife and son
Mcleod, Oxford, Miss.
Gen Heir, Tallahassee, Florida.
John Morris.
A Snead, Virginia.
John Stewart John Porter, John GulisOn, James
Dunn.
Charles Sewen Texas
Miss Mary Black, Henry McDOugal Paul Abbot
and lady, Louisa Marsh.
N Menafee, Arkansas
W 4 BurWell and wife, North Carolina.
J P Wooten, Kentucky
J N Dennis, wife, child aud servant Mrs Edwsr,
HILL three children and one servant; Mrs Hird
G, WESTON.
G Mccarthy, New Orleans
John Martins, J Barry Strong, Mrs G H Fry.
a Bartlett, wife and child, New York.
7 Marks and lady, Mephan, lady and child
St. Louis.
RR Young, Louisville.
John Creighton, Springfield, Ohio.
Geo Humbert, G Barry, NJ d, Philadelphia
D Sister Mary CaWIine, Of the Convent Of NOtrt
Dame, Milwaukee; Sister Mary Ellen, Of St. Mary
? Convent, Emmettsburg, Maryland; and two youBl
ladies, names unknown, in charge Of the allow
sisters
f Fred Howard, of Philadelphia, agent of tn,
! house of Jules Hauel Co, periumers.
LIST OF PERSONS AT THE EXCHANGE BUILDING.
George Sands, of New Orleans, deck passenger
going to S. Louis, badly burned and sealded; no
considered dangerous.
Abner Martin, first mate, native of Virginia
hands and feet badly scalded; not considered dan
; gerOus.
r John Syre deck hand from Ohio Sigh ly scalded
j F Fichet from France deck passenger, badly
. scalded. His son, little boy years old, who wa
sitting by his side, was killed
Thompson, second mate, from Georgetown
Pa, slightly scalded.
f Robt Chapman, deck hand, slightly. scalded.
VIM Walker, deck passenger, from Newark, J
had his legs scalded, and wounded in the head no
considered dangerous.
i | Gustof Kahlar, deck passenger, from Germany
d going to Davenport, Iowa, dangerously scaded
4 D H Walers cabin passenger, from Barren county
Ky, dangerously scalded.
William Ray, of Louisville, Ky, deck passenger
scalded in the face and feet badly mashed; consid
cred dangerous.
Pearson Morrisou,-of New Orleans, deck hand
D dangerously sealded.
John Nancy, native of Ireland, fireman, danger
ously scalded
Patrick Hickey, of Texas, deck passenger, slight
r ly scalded.
Daniel Ksef, of KeOkuk, Iowa, fireman, scaldeC
hands and feet; not dangerous.
Matthew COmerfOrd, Geek passenger, badlJ
scalded,
Matthew Riley of St Louis, deck passenger
: Slightly sealded.
E Henry Clemens, of St Louis, third clerk, badly
s,alded
Thomas MoGee, fireman, slightly scslded.
Henry Schultz, Of st. Louis, fireman, slightly
soalded.
Samuel Marks, native of Greenville, Pa watch
man on boat; badly sealded.
John Mallory, deck passenger; slightly scslded.
) Thos. Roach, Of Pitlsburg, Pa, deck passenger
! slightly scaded on hands and face
James Mccormack, of Java, n T., deck psssen
, ger; slightly scaded and hurt in the back
John Mitchell, Of Montreal, cabin passenger
: slightly bruised.
William Howard, of Louisville, deck passenger
Ooal-bOat pilot; badly scalded.
Philip Graner, barber, badly scalded and oonsid