The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
Passengers ON Board the III Fatcd Steamer
Pennsylvania.

P~sss>gsn ON Board ths III F~ted Steamer
SAVED LOST AND INJURED.
T. II. Hazwood. wife, two children and servant
d. Porter, wife, child and servant.
Mrs. Newton.
Mary Butler.
inward Booth, wife and two children.
IsaAc p nee Baltimore.
Orleans.
Captain e. Jones, wife, two children AMI servant.
Mrs. Brotherton and son, Of OHIO.
&C. Horton, OK Governor Of Texas, wife and son.
A. Mcleod, Of Oxford, Miss.
George N. Heir, Tallahassee, Florida
3. A. snead, Of Virginia
Brown Porter.
Abper Norton, badly injured
John Gullson.
James Dunn.
Charles Sewail, Texas.
Isaac Wnher, injured.
Sister Caroline, 81 the convent Of New Orleans.
Miss Mary Black.
Henry NcDougai
Paul Abbou and lady.
Sister Mary Ellen, Of the Orleans Convent.
NJ Mepsfee, OF Arkansas.
w. A. BoIwen and wife, OF North Carolina
Juan Carly, badly injured
p woo!sn, Of Kentucky.
J. N. Dennis, wife, child and servant.
Mrs Edward Hill, three children and ono servant
Mrs. Hrd, OF Galveston; Mrs. G. d. Fry and Frank
james, slightly injured.
Barry Strong, OF New York.
o. Mccarthy, of New Orleans.
A. l. Bartlett and wife child, OF New York.
A Marks and lady, W. g. Aepham, lady and child, OF
l. A. Talbot and negro man, doubtful.
r r Young, of Louisville
Mr. rnompson, Of New York, railroad man, doubtful.
John H. Creighton, Springfield, Ono.
George J. Humbert
Joseph PLAN, of Texas.
Lewis j. Black
MIMI nn..oa, ~ v O-la.c.
mrs; VIII. and daughter, Crs. Fuscn) Of St. Louis.
e Gleason, of New York.
Foster Hurst, negro trader, OF New Orleans
Dennis Corcorsn, Of New Orleans.
about hundred and twenty persons including deck
hanos and passengers, were on the tat boat.
An Englsh gentleman, from Cuba, who had horses,
unknown and has sister Burlington, Illinois
left brother IN Cuba, is lost and horses also lost.
Mr. Inter, John Sinkhorn, Jas. Bowes James Burns,
and Vim. Woodford, all Of Louisville.
Mr. sacky Grand Lecturer Of Masonic Fraternity for
Mississippi.
Gustaf Carlaib, Hav ana, badly scalded.
II N.her, New Orleans, wounded In the face-danger-
eusly.
j. II. Campoeile, New Orleans, scalded severely.
third Clerk, severely scaded.
VIM Wills, OF New Jersey, badly scalded the head.
Msu KDy, 81 Louis, dangerous.
Samuel Marks, OF Pennsy lvana, badly scaded.
Charles stone, Nashville, scslded ana head bruised
Frank Yowes, New Orleans, formerly from Mobile,
dangerously scAded.
Jadge william R Harris, Of Tennessee, badly scAlded
Aleck BATE, boy, Of New Orleans, dangerous.
Pat Hickey, Memphis badly scalded
Pearson Nor ison, New Orleans, dangerous.
John Nanny, New orleans, badly scsded.
Joseph smonds, boy, New Orleans, badly scalded-
Daniel Keefe, Keokuk, badly scalded.
Francis Pratt New Orleans, jaws badly fractured, dan
John Mitchell, Mobile, scalded and bruised
Samuel WOODS, second clerk slightly scaded.
Andrew LINDSEY, Cincinnati, not dangerous.
Thomas MCGEE, deck hand, scaided
Tom, negro, hand ON boat, slightly burned.
steamer Diana, and eft on Messrs. Duva Algeo Cas-
wharf boat. They will all SURVIVE perhaps, the ex-
Frepch Opera troupe Of New Orleans wm Ray and wm.
Ho~Ird, Of Louiaville:-
VIM WOODS. Of PittsbuYg
John Laid, OF England.
Geo. Blazer, OF Pnsaburg
John sayre, of Ohio.
kaAo wiser, Of Stark county Ohio.
Xavier Rauch, of ssrasoourg, Of the French Opera
troupe, New Orleans.
/. ysla, bssso OF the French Opera troupe, Of New
Robert Brother:on, Columbus Ohio, badly burned.
JAS. Mccormick, New York, scalded aud bruised.
Robert Chapman, New Orleans, scalded.
Capt hacker, New York, scalded
Chas. Ashbrook, st. Louis, scaided.
Geo. Sands, New Orleans dangerous.
Capt Jno. W FAIRFIELD Of Boston, master Of the Gulf
henry shal,z, St Louis, not dangerous injury Of the
Mathew oOmmsSorcc, st. Louis, badly scalded.
DIED Oh STEAMER KATE FRsBEs.
James Dorris, chief engineer.
Father Deilcross New Orleans.
N. Bsutscher, New Orleans.
Jno BAutscher, New Orleans.
PENNsYIvAN1A.
CART John KIinefeiier, escaped without injury.
&. A. Woods, second clerk, slightly injured.
Henry Clements, Of e. LOUIS, third clerk, severely
scAlded
James Doris. chief engineer, escaped
Franc Doris second engineer, dead.
Apper Martin, first mate, dangerous.
Second nate name unkposr, dangerously scalded.
william jackson, Of Lexington, parkeeper slightly
scAlaed
The CRoPs-The crops of the South, from Vir
gnia Louisiana, spoken OF in our exchanges
a. beng remarkably good Corn aud cotton reported
rs excellent In the North aud West the floods have
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