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peath Of Prof. H. A. Ackley.

Yesterday IA LITTLE attur 2 cock L. NJ.
suddenly expired Horace A. Ackley in tho
49lh year OF his age. His disease WAS pro-
nouncod Bilious Pneumonia. He had not
bueu cuusldur9d well man tor nany
months, owing to the irgeguIarity OF his
habl:s. Ho had lately boon called 10 See
patient al Detroit. aud cunIug hume "a
the boat, eucuunterIng severe gale on tue
laku aud probably taking cold, brought
his maIady TO Ciibs.
lie WAS man Ut great goodness of heart,
weh read IN Ina profession, aud OF decided
ability US a surgeon. HIS fame in the lat
tor respect had been worldwide; ; cases
were constantly coming to hm from all
parts OF tho Uutnd states.
lie came from Akron, Ohi0, to this city
some twenty threo wears ago, aud cuinmeu-
cod PRACTICE as P0y.rcInu and Surgeon IL u
lilIie room IN tho old Mechanics Block.
The success with whlUh he performed sur
gIc4l operations, Euon brought hlm prUmi-
uoutIy Uuturo the public aud placed hiIn ia
tho front rank of the Medical Profession.
lie seemed by intuition TO understand the
/ GagnUsIs OF \ case, and when II required an
! oper1uon, was bold and prompt la surgical
| remedy. lo was elected Professor Ot Sur
gerry III the WIIIoughby MudIcat College,
aud was mainly Instrumental IN getting that
| institution to remove to this cIIy--or rAtho
or get the same Eupplanted here-wberein
he continued TO occupy Tho same CHAIR un-
/ III resigned a tew yeais since.
lis loss is loss 10 the world, and will
be severely ielt by tho Profession, who had
looked up TO hlm as rather a teacher than n
Counselor. On Sunday morning he. walked
s.roum IN great pam, with his hand over his
cuugostod lungs saying 10 himself but
audlulu TO others, am gonsr, am q
gouer i Hu sent tor Dr. TERRY, who told
hlm lie cOHd not 1.-Two twenty tour hour.
TINS did not seem to torrity him he d tfel .
ed with DR.. L. about the time OF his de-
mise. llU sent tor his Attorney to draw
up u will aud LAID himself down 10 sleep.
DR. STERLING called on him about noon,
found h,m apparently asleep, his throat rat
Ting Protty bad and aroused HIM, saying he
had called al DR. TERRY request to see
! hIp, lle thanked the Doctor. aud said very
calmly that he did NOT 500 ~ HE mptoms
any evidence of speedy death AUuuI
thIs Time I'll" wal Mas presented to hun To
sIgm. llo signed 1t IN tho room where he
was lylrg, but II being dark bed room Oh
i 4 ON ms office, he proposed to got, up, Ia
iuio the other room aud see that the sgna-
ruro, said It was ali right, turned TO Mr.,
BALDWIN, who had just coma in aud
"ho was dong some business tor him, aud
said to him that he wished that no would
attend 10 tho eolleouOn of certain dSbtI
= promptly. after which he turned his head
upon its side aud was dead almost instantly
lie leaves wife, aud son some twelve
D years d! aye. HIS body WAS taken to hiI
old pomesread on Prospect street, where
tho funeral will DO attended, TO morrow, at
0 o'clock A, M-Pidin Dealer Of MOR
j daV.
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How SICKLEs LOOR' Tho editor Of the
Cleveland .NaEOndL Democrat, recently in
Washington, draws the following picture OF
Sicklcs -" Alter making several ,ifurts TO
got near enough To Sicklus. vino is sill an
drrgning his Irlal Tor rnuIdGrl was fortunate
enough on yesterday. in passing judiciary
Square. 10 SEQ hin as he WAS takon u prison
on tho adjournment OF Court. Ho looked
40 wrGt Ched that n my lnmuet heart pIrird
HIN. lis oyrs were Wild, unsettled aud
resIIoss, aud his whole appearance indicated
oxtrome moOtal GullHrUg. | stood sumu
ltto distance of and saw hIm as he appear
ed surrounded by haltduEun friends. for
BOmo two minutes As ha turned down
Fourth street 10 tho jail passed. him. and
saw him closely. IIH ia Of medium hoieht.
very thin, with Il dark moustachu, which
gives rather sinister appearance 10 any
taco that wears one, and is otherwise ill
looking llo looks less ike murderer
than - man who would teach and act upon
tho doctrine that all is fair IN politics The
day saw him was the ono that Robert j
Walker gave in his testimony, wherein he
spoke Of the scone at Slcklus house after h"
had discovered the dlshnHOr of his wife, aud
after he had sent her paramour to his long
account. During its recital Sl2kles was so
deeply agnnized that he was taken from the
Court room into tho Marshal's office, where
it was feared he would 90 into pAroxysms
Perhaps bsing fresh from that scene may
have made his appearance more haggard
than usual There was scarcely a dry owe
ia Court. Sickies will bo cleared, and he
win fbon lingor out lito of rcmorso, for,
say what we will the murderer is always
haunted by 3 Temorse, which rcndor0 life ono
oftitternuss aud Of sorrow. To this natur-
al ,feeling is added ths fact thar his own
cohecienco has not been void of nifunsa for
the eoneurreat testimony 10, that hu has
over besn rake. aud ready to violate the
ooufdsnee ota friend, and Key, in tho So
ddctiou of his wife, but commended the cha
lice to his own lips, apd forced pio to drink
Il 10 the dregs.
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENT.-On Friday last,
Waiter Morgan, OF TINS township, son-in,
law of lhOs. Aston, was severely gored by a
bull, He had taken the animal out OF the
stable, and while attempting TO get him
back again the snap attached to u ring in
his nose slipped out aud liberated him. The
instant tha. he discovered he was at liberty
he made u plunge at Mr.. Morgan. and
caught him with ono OF his horns in the right
arm, and tossed bin some distance. He
Then became quito furious, and made sever
al attempts to gore Mr.. NJ whilo lying on
the ground and succeeded in breaking six o
his ribs and otherwise severely injurrng him
and would huvo soon killed him had no nOl
been insisted by a Young mun about eighteen
years old. named Farmer, who went into tht
yard, aud attor lighting tho animal, b,
succeeded in getting hold of tho ring 10 biz
nose, and held him until be was secured
and taken back 70 the stable We arc in
formed that Mr. Morgan is improving slow
ly, aud that there is possibility Of bis re
covery, Elyria Eagle,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

ACCIDENT AT NILEs-On Friday last
large fly wheel, in Messrs. Ward q Co.'s
rolling mill, burst. instantly killing Mr..
Parker, tho engineer Mr.. Parker was
standing directly behind the Ay-wheel.
when fragment strnck his head, crush =
ing the skull to pieces, and scattering It
about the mill He had been employed
in the works Tor long time, was steady,
industrious man, and leaves a wife srd
son about twelve years Of sgs,--TFs~-,
bull County CRronic!e, .,
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VOIU UME X. NO II.


Some 0t tue snuuGIu papers have under.
taken tu portray the g.Urtuus state ut mar
mnniuus coniu-iun and cNaut,c organism
when characterize the Drm,CrntIc patty. So
Called Onr--a Sory pAMEL III Judgment
asserts that IL wuuid hn as uird to drscnv-
,er who is the head ot that party proper rs
TO fluid the true urd legitimate representa-
tive OF MeXIcau sovereignty, uhuut these
DAYS.
A correspondcuI of tho Mobile .7iucrbssr.
urging the re election ot Mr. DnHuuN. u
'deciMiug' Democrat, admits. as to the
rlembers 0t THAT party, thai They ar" known
To he uOs divided into Cnuicreucr Bill aud
Anti Cunfmcuco Bill mru-ln'o advocates
and oppunouts of Con Walkers Nlcaraguau
aD crprisC--into Lnaguws aud kuti L"u.
guers--iuto Administration aud Anu Al.
lpinistration parIizlH.--Into Stato Rights
Democrats and National Democrats The
.4dUsrtiser t'sc!f saws that :-
mo Democrat can drtuui tho horesics
promulgated bv MIR Buchanan in reference
TO our tariff duties. nor can ho defend the
PauldIng outrage. nor the kausls SottIc.
ment. nor. IN tact. scyural oll,ur prominent
Ipeasurrs Of this Administrations Tue con.
federation Georgia. differs with rh" Pres.
ident abDlt specific dutIr8. tho Fac iic Rail.
=
urrs OF even some Inpuitauco' hut supl
him upon the grrdt neHsgrss ~ h1 SgvH
Slavery in tho Trruturrrs; the lrQulsl
tiun qf Enbhi our lurw.u pulley gonoaIlv.
rhu Washington Sdtrs SAYS " the Cuuu
try u3tcus at tho dvt,al OF the Pacific Rll
road, Prurrc,iyu Tariff Military u rratur
ship II Mex CO, Turty Milton BriJ'ry hl..
md tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ul the Executive b'
the addition Of tho war nHkIuG power
whilo ito Washington UriOn. Mr. Buchon
aus organ. ls indignant b'ctusn Curgr"s'
declined tn adopt these EXrcprly" suGg"s
tipns Judge Douglas. ot luDuuls holds ia,
dOCuino OF squaitvr sovereignty ns part o.
the DnnuCrauC creed. whlu Mr.. Ganr"v
anl other Democrats, rupu''glu IL, Mr.
Brown. Of Mississippi. demands ui CouGr",
Slave Code" to protrct slavery in th
Territories. whilr Mr.. Pugh OF Ohio. de
nOuncus it as monstroG, demaud. ~ Vi,
latiun of p!Ighted tIiih brrweuu the DrmuC
racy OF the South aud the Democracy Of tn
North. HgaIn and again. aud IN their lrgisls
tnn aud IN their platform. Mr.. hrlCHr
the DomOcrltic abolition candidate tor Go
OF Virginia rrpnlnt"s NJ BUCHANAN. Cut
policy, while the Confederation supports
US "gred, m"dsnrr IF ne SoWh.' Th
Richmond EHqaiyCr. the loading b"m0Cw
ic paper IN Virginia. thrnut"ns thar II NJ
L0tchcr does uut rcpud,ate Mr.. buchanan
it will rrpudiatp Mr. Lr,cher. Mr. Brow
of Mississippi. wants Cnba Tor the rgrrr
sion of slavery The Wa6hHgtnu Cul
wants Cuba. not brcIusa II will oxlu
slavery: for saws the UmOu) it witt W u,
hands "fact No such end II ,riH Hmu Il,
GigcumseriJc sinpcry -CHcitnHh Gdz,itc
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

The TREASURY DEFALCATiOS-A SUICIDE
SUPPOSED TO HAVE RESULTED FROM IT.-Ou
"Wednesday u ght last. Acurtrs Eulhr com
mitted sucd" at his residence III Mt Yer
non, lnd., by blowing his hruus ont with -
pistol. Tho Case ot rulIur is rArhor u slugu-
Jar QUO. llD vas iurmrrlY u rrsiGrut (wraI.
thy aud respectod) Qt / fin, Uuiu, having IN
preceding years ama,sud.a competency III
the brokerage business lls Utrrud fine
amiablo lady IN Stark county. aud no p,r-
sou ssernod To enj joy lIta marc than no drd
HIS frat trUuhlcs commenced about the
time that BrrsIin's term as S,ato Treasurer
was expiring. and when tho cnmbnrd efforts
OF Democracy and Itrpuhlcanism wrru pur
Inrth to secure the nomination in tho Ro
publican ticket OF VIM. II Gibson, The
wealth, sagncIty aud influence 1T fuller wus
needed, aud what was then the germ of the
great detalcariun 10y which Ohio WAS almost
forced tu bankruptcy, was hrnachcd tn hDm.
aud his intluenGr aud CO operation solicited.
Tuller refused. aud during the canvass lett
no stone unturued by winch hp mlght be
enabled to dGtrAt the swludIc hy drtrnrlrg
The nomination aud election of "irhnr Brrs-
Lin aud GIbsun. IL Is euId that cttrIs wIit'
ten by fuller predicting tho sad results
which must cusur. are sui IN existence. 49,
For this course ho was Subjected 10 persrcn-
tnn aud hatrud ut the most malignant form
himself aud family traducod aud vi feed aud
threatened. untll ne WAS compelled 10 leave
tho community. Thence ho removed Il
PItlsburg; sth the malicious saunders ot
his enemies followed him until he onuld
boar il no longer. and again with his famiI,
he removed 10 ONO settling in Franklin Co
III s r1s,dUucD was soon discovered and for d
thiru timo il became necessary tof his Owu
saiotv. that hu should migrate. He did so
aud without telling evun his most nrimai,
friends OF his whereabouts, took up his resi-
dence IN Mt. Vornrn. Ind, aud holding IN
torcourso or communication with no one il
relation to his unfortunate past living II
tho strlctet secluslOn aud under on as,un
cd name. away from his own and wrio'
friends Al the stated time during the scs
sious OF Common Pleas Court IN this count
when tho trial OF Gibson wOulG prObah!
occur, TuIlcr wouiG he at Columbus. II dar
visitor ut tho Court nunsS. with tho avowo,
intention of giving testimony against him
But the cases were invariably continued aur
Taller would return To his family and srclu
sion. The cause ot this last. fatal act uI
the part of tho unfortunate man may pro
baby bB traced in somo manner 10 the So
erots aud intrigues OF Ohlo politicians
CUIumLns Fact,
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THE PoLrrIc4 OF THE JuRY,-In claAsi

The FOLIrlCS OF THE JuRY,-In cTaAsi-
Tying the jury upon the LangSlon case We
put MIR, Burton down as a Democrat
We have since learned that Mr.. Burton
has never voted National. STATE nor
County Democratic Ticket. At the same
time Mr. Burton does not belong to the
Republican party ard we suppose should
be ranked as an Old Line Wing, Mr..
Smith. of whose politics we spoke as net
being ully informed, is Democrat. The
jury therefore stand nine Democrats, two
Old Line Wings and one Republican,
Herald.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

FURTHER Troubles IN UTAH.-Tho pres.
ence ct tho u. ). Army in Utah, sent there
and kept there at II cost of many millions,
docs hot seem to DO of much account IN
barmonIzlug matters in MormOndom.-
Young and hs followers haVo their own
way, aud tho late accounts represent affairs
in tho territory as in worse condition than
ever before. There is difference between
Gov Cummings and Gen. johnson in rca-
tIon to their respective powers, aud an open
rupture exists between the Excc,ive aud tho
judiciary. A thousand troops had been
moved from Camp Floyd and enoamped
ucar Provo and collision with the Nor
mons was regarded as imminent. Gov. G.
had issued a proclamation taking grounds
with tho Mormon sentiment.
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DTscouRAuING TO PIKE's PEAKERs.-A
gentleman who resides in this place
writing frcm Hannibal, Missouri, under
date of April ED, says. "Thcre ave
thousands on their way to Pixies Peak
ard hundreds are out Of money, and can
not go further, Their expenses have
been much heavier than they expected 9,
| should judge they had rot much when
thcy started. 1t will cost as much to 20
through to Nebraska City from here, as
IRON Cleveland, unless they have through
tickets. II is generally believed thai
Pixies Peak is humbug and a big ven.
iure, aud it is thou ght that the Govern.
ment will have to send onl provisions by
July, or the gold seekers will starve Oh
the plains. The emigran's take very
short supplies with them"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

RS-We would call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement Of T. Whila.
ker, Book Binder, PanesviIe, Ohio
AS we are authorized to receive work for
Mr., T. persons in this vicinity, wishing to
patronize Book Binder, woaId do well
to call at our office. Prompt attention
shall be paid to their wants.
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EDITORIAL SUMMARY.

of Government stores, sunk above st.
Joscphs on Sunday last. Loss, $4,000.
TIE Unitarian Church, Buffalo, was
seriously damaged by fire on the night of
the 2lst inst. The fire was the work Of
an incendiary.
TnE Ohio Sculptor. Mr.. Jones, is in
Stndusky,engagcd in preparing a plan of
the Perry Monument to be erected at
Put in.Bty.
The Fourth Annual Fair Of the Unioa
Agricultural Society, whose Fair Grounds .
are Twinsburgh, will be held on the 7th,
9Th and 9Th Of September next.
ADAM ODEREAUaH, postmaster at DON
aldsonvlle, Highland County, was arrest
ed a few days since on charge of robbing
the mail He is under bonds to answer.
The Leaders, Canadian correspondent
says, " Ii the midge will give the Cana.
dian farmers chance, they have in other
respects prospect Of an abundant har.
vest"
The Vicksburgh papers state that card
playing among steamboat travellers in the
West has diminished fully one-half with
in the past year, and its place has been
Supplied By chess. This is a good move.
A GANG Observation-Disclosures was broken nm
IN G, I,,i, mn E,iJov ,i,b, lao, CIV
yors car,,ht and ov.r aInon - sor,;ors
r,oo.v oh,,;r.J Tho do,.o,;.. ,i.o A.,
ooror.d o,d s.i,.l ,,o, u,,;. r,,o,foo.
,o,v
n,,n,,, so,,oro GALA =, ,t,,l.;,oo -
few DAYS since, a portion of the docks
were swept away with everything on them.
The total loss to vessels and cargoes in.
iured in that vicinity is nut down at about
SGO,OuO.
Gvy,o r. Scorr sors that ,,o ouoor,;,, ,,
machines NTH. p,oadvsv s;4svaIks are
" thirty wards of as .ilk mounted on a
re,icu,atrd frame Of wha,ebone and steel "
Don,, ,uer,;on :, orr ,xeoD;,r ohi,es
, ars comnos.d ofths sama ouon,i,v or si,.
Dennv calico. Wbew
p Tu, roI,omio, nav norhon0 M, non,
A Hsir,.,o.,i,o 70 coma of orr i.av rr;a,ds
.
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t .,,,a o.,o.aJ I,oi r,oa, - H.,
u h,r,.ri.l .nor. g, o,rro.oond.o, ,yri,o
|. r.,n, u,noooL Co,n,r 1o,n, ,ha, ,no,
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to P'0''''
IN W. ""' r
IVY PO,'O' '' =,
A w." '"'' 'r'" 'N'' - ~
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- bf Inc ARRIVAL OF tue steamship ""S'
+ 'ng'on' at New YORK. ON the E''h inst
II. We are IN receipt OF european "u''ceS
90 the l3'h INST n decided ""FI'Se loI
i perVades IN Inc coIumnS OF the ff'h'
an journals, more esPsoNlIy Tile -hohfe"
go the oihcl"I organ oi Napoleon Cover
nc ment, which paper mas puOIlshed an OF
IL cial article on the relations OF France Al
"a, Germany which Is generally regarded
~. preliminary TO declaration OF war.
~. is, in Substance, recommendation
~, Germany 10 remain quiet while Fran
ON settles accounts with Austria. The word
.rv especially that what France Will cause
be respected IN Italy she Will know he
to respect inGermany,are at once equiv
'ur lent to an announcement that France
Ia about TO hgh' Tor lIal'an nationality
- decree has also been published III
Tor AohEe"r ordering tEe SPPoruohmeh'
to luo'ouO conscrIp's among the d'Ilrr'
a Il iFNA.. nj a. tAtt
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SENATOR SEWARD is about TO break
AWAY tor a time from the oppressive cares
and labors deyolving upon one in his high
position, and will sail tor Europe about
the lst OF May. Itis his design to spend
the summer and probably a portion OF the
autumn, travelling in Great Britain and on
the Continent
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Mas. ROBERT TooMBs, wife of the U.
S Senator from Georgia, encountered a
fearful peril on the l4,h. A horse at
tached to buggy ran away while she
was taking ride, She leaped from the
vehicle, by which she fractured her leg,
but fortunately escaped Without further
injury,
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-04-29

The GREAT REPUDLIc MoNrHLY for
May is very readable number. 1t is
enough to say in its favor, that it bears
comparison with those OF the lhree pre-
cedng months.
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GuTTA PEncuA Pen CAsE.-The fol-
lowing notice OF the result OF the Gutta
Percha Pen Case at Warren. which ap.
peared in the Chronicle OF the 18Th, we
inadvertently omitted, last week I'VE
mentioned two weeks since that tho jury in
the case State OF ONO w. Louis Schlossn.
ger, tor obtaining money Ly false prctonccs,
brought in II verdict of guilty On WedneS-
day of last week, Judge Hoffman srntonced
him to ten days Imprisonment in the county
jail, on broad and water two hundred dol
lars fine and costs of prosecution.
On morton of his counsel, the Judge sus'
pended the execution of tho sentence tc
await the result of writ of error applied
for III higher court aud SchIcsslnger CAV.
bail in the sum of five hlndrud dollars, tt
abide the Judgment Whenever tho case il
error shall be determined
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Steamboat Explosion on the Mississippi
RiVAr

Tho steamer ST. Nicholas, whlo on her
way from St Louis to New Orleans, on tho
night OF the cath inst, exploited, near Hello
ua, Arkansas. Seyenty.lvo lives we're lost.
All tho particulars we have learned of this
terrible accident, arc contained in the fol-
loving Dispatch dated Memphis April 25,h:
Tho Steamer St Nicholas exploded her
boilers AT ten O'Clock last night al Island
sixty. The boat aud cargo are Il total loss.
The following arc the names of tho killed
aud missiug-Capt. McMlllcn. Mrs Gluinc,
the clerks wlir Miss nunnlcn. the clurks
cousin; Mrs. Mcknight. Mrs Chri-tuph. a
udy wan u babe. .uhkuOwu; WIN. Faulkner
McGrcgor's landing. lu"ai lady. namc
uukuOwnS john Jrnkins second engineer (;
Wm Trw. first do. Johu Bond. cabin bo, ;
James Wood first cook barber OF the boat,
I nanu unknuwn; thirteen deck hands and
frcmrn; pastry cook. tNu berth makers -
Joseph, pantry yman; Mss jackson. cham
bermad. of ST. Louis hye slave women -
Mr.. Alexander; gentleman belonging IN
Baton Rouge. namo unknown; Edward
stephens, pilot aud john Lambeck, fro
man
Bddiy scdlded-Dcni V. GIinc.hrst clork,
of st. Luuls J. s. Asncra!t, OF Warrenton ;
Mrs Jacob Langboru. Pittsburgh ; u. Il.
Stuart, Of Stauu,on. Va; ThuS. Carter, OF
Tamuqua. Pa; Ella Kennedy, Brunswick,
Mo-; Rose st. Juhu,a chanburmaG, ot'No"
Orleans Wm Prnnlbuker, u watChman, OF
st Louis; Fred Miller. Geo. Mclnglo and
Andy SNck hrcmcn; ID Copps UI Farmlng
ton H.. aud O. IL Reynolds OF Sioux City
SHghiy Scdidsd.-G. II. GIlIen, secdhc
cIerk Jas. Wuli, John McAlpin, Garkoeper
Of 81 LUuIs.
SarcI Christ. Morsimcr, second cook
Gus llcisUy. .mess room tonder; DAM. Hes
ter second steward; James Chlsnn, oecuur
pautrymau, Andrew Whnnps. thud cook
+ j CasoGot rox,s; G. II Guild. stryker
, Lows Jaier; simpson. - Mahony. DO
soph Race. Andrew Meutcl. jacob Derrrr
Joscph RcNp. Fred. Miller John Gruusk
S tirunun John IL Jucknb. carpenter -
- Barc, lst ma.ui Jamu, Reid, pilot }. Ham
utuu. porter; W. Maun.J. Miller, deck
. j Peunibakor. I'd mate; Marrw0on, cnbil
; boy; jacob NJ Leonard, 81 stucrsmau; j
r. ButIur. OF Decatur Co. Ga thomas ;
Maxwell. do. Edward r. Ferris. George W
= Christopher, - BOYLE, - Frnyersc, JohI
| Murdnck, G. W. Jennings. Jacob Wayne
Wm. Miller MARY A Brrson. Mary J. Don
, anow; +. 4 Brown, OF Nauyoo JAS. Pur
i ot Franklin, La. C.. Michel, Jas j, McKc
j OF Rochester, Pa. W. Il. Lynch, OF salem
. Co. Mo.
Tho saved wore brought to this city b
the steamer Susquchnnna, including sixtco
shOckinglv wounded.
Tho suiiarurs arc under tho care of tn
authorities and benevolent sUciotIGs.