, 1860-09-10
Nh Js.e 0ssk - Asr: dsashAsr Mn Eliza

weather, Capt 1naoa brought them through
to chicago without landing, pretcrFlng TO scno
them down to Alwsukee At his own expense.
To this shango in shsir plans IL dae their sad
fats.
+ At-Franklln Hopkins and sou, six ysars OF
aSs, Of aud bound for fa2!s HArhor, are among
ths lost -.
Deputy unitad states Asfaasl Burns, OF Mil
waukes. is among the lest.
Thomas Kennedy, reported lost, Il among The
saved.
large number ofcitizens Of Milwaukee came
down in a special train on Sunday, and moro
will arrive to-day, to Identify aad procure pos
session Of the bodies Of friends. All accounts
represent The city Of Milwaukee shrouded in
sadness sud mourning. Business seems sus'
pended Tho Republican demonstrations set
oo"n 'os 'n0 ioceP''on ot hoa' m. L. Seward
To-Day, asse peen poe1ponco.
Numbers Of our city pastors made the annaI-
linn e,sna1tv . thsn,a of ao1Ar, ,,a +o,ah;no
1:1e.....1.- ''N~e
o'seoulss ye''s1oas.
The bodies Of tho Milwaukee dsad upon which
ina o,tst hss been held. will be- thi. morning d.
,;-a.-a .. 49,. t.;.,ds .t..,L
A'eteo ~ '1st 4.ieHua' ono1io suca cialsn 'ne'os
and all others, alter suitable interval, will be
properly Inferred here.
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- '.s.,.-s".S, - 1'' ~ a@1o' .sAp' r.
No. % Iudiana street, Chicago.
La.re CANA. cavered tr,n1- h.1,no;,c n 4h-
~..tas -, ~. 49, ......-. - e''01ss ~
Porter Oh 1ne poat' containing reflector ana
five bear skins-the property ofGnrdon S. Hub
| hard
LARA bl.ck trnnk cont.in;no c1otbinc nort-
f,,;. ~ 1,t..-. .a 49,. .rC..N c:s.-...
!o"o Aoa 4e.Se4s @4o PAPefs u oeofge ol"poo'''
starring, I'LL.
Large trunk, NOW at Biblical Institute, marx
ed "Mi.sA r. Garth par;. Ev cont,;ninp
''
four snk dresses, under clothing, gold neef-
chain aod Cross, bracelet, breastpin, and brc-
| ken rofd peucil.
ms.1..s. ,... .- ,a
A"o iA.se ofAo aea'ref 'oa[3'oss Ntn1.s' ~ao
leans, containing male and female wearing sp-
| n,,el ra1rab1e iexelry and paue1s, Identified
r..1 -. eo,,d +,
~ "'' 0oAu4 Aa.oo HuD~S ,,:1,..1
tho houses of soma Gef1nanf' near Inc nionc2.
Institute at Evanston, broken open and rided
OF most Of their contents. A large portion Of
tbs articles were, however, recovered.
DlaeN 1-es'~ WAY s
. aa1 ootnct'
Fragment Ct broHn leather trunk with mark
.; " n Detroit, " i, ,s,oo ].tts,. and FIJI,
-, n" , -. ee '' 0D3 ''
loving mo ~ Inc letIefS 'olessen.
cos.. check 4upbounet. and black rha,ebon,
-.ns a;rkad ~ ~ +hs b..,,
cane P'exea up On tos oeaea"
5. B. Raymond has watch and hair shain,
handed to him by ono Of the survivors at Wi
n.t,. 1trar h. ,e.n II n. otf,ro of ,,rhh,r
l. Hunt.
SCHOONER AuoCsfA I1sELLEp.
Gurdin 8. hubbard. E.o.. of this CITY. onner
-, -...,-..-,,, ,:1.u-,
u LIE an'a41eo s'eau'er Aao5 1'eh' nes nosnoo
the schooner Augusta Tor 81, 900. The libel
vas Glsd ,!,;s snorpipo bv Robert Rae. ESQ.
....- -. =, us,tua 49,, I-.,
pie''1 luz w. .. ooposiu' ano 'ne 'essei
taken into custody By tbs U. >. Marstal.
This will be likely to bring out full inyestiua.
tion Of th. affair.
''e1 Va 'Ae AA-"'
STATEMENT OF THE STEWARD.
Frederick Ric4. steward or tho Ladv El.in,
bta,ca that about half IN hour before tie cciIi.
sion he called The pprttr and directed lin 10
trim ali tbe Ian1nr. The nassenoera W ~ danc.
| inr It the fine. and tbe !amns ware trimmed at
| fhe;r r-nnes. The xhofe hna+ ~. I;nh.ad ~
briiI.ntl1. In lew minutes T The " Hiud % and sea p
increased 70 sust sn extent that dancing had to
be suspended. The lights, however we're not
turned down, but remained burning brightly
between two AID haltpast two the schooner
struck the Etgin on the larhoasd siae, sbout
amidships, running her bowsprit through the
compsnion way end through the deck into lie
hold. The bDge injection was started, but the
water speedily extinguished the fires. In tyentT
MINUTES after the collision, the engines stopped.
Captain Wilson called to one Of The engineers
to start the engine. His reply was that there
| Everything that could be was done 10 stop
the hole- Mattresses Were put into it, and
planks spiked over, but without ay&il The Cap.
| tain then ordered the boats to be got ready,
boat round to the hole and see if the hole could
not be stopped.
Twelve men first jumped into she boat. Mr.
| Rica bv order of the Cantain ne1t iumned in
| placed himself IN the stern, md with he oar
| used every exertion to ret round to the holr
The passengers crowded the guard ready to
leap in, 2nd The steward, to prevent them from
sinking the boat, showed it Of as far as possible
A the boat swung round the stern Of the s!eana-
~ sea struck it and carried it I long distance
J oH, Th,re wRs but one light oar in the boat,
| and r.:s this it was found impossible to get it
I back. The se+@Eafd then called for oars, be.
levinp that be 1ou,,, g able to save tlve or sir
mnre 6ennl. If h. con,d oa, ..cS "a the steamer
| 0ne nv Fre+brorr hnt thnsa j.; a., hnat cold
| rnt OF Il Thar +ban ,,~t - - tsat kefo -
E;nf 10 80 49, -" h boaa Ietuie .s~
every minute. WITH erest % erersionss % bowareT @ r
thrx .nrre.S.d in .rh;ns. - fen+ ssaen'
dic11ar civ hsnE 1sns = n. resn " srceadSad
in eIinbn9 m the hani an5 1.t dasn @oao
hv which r.. ntb.ra vsrs d-s-n ,,a ~. ,Vpe ~!
$500 - ~ hasaa ~ II W. 4ne? Ply
fs.n;i. ~ as.rsti;na - - wy VIII n.o
tbs .yasra.s '1k IL 'ae'1 po"S' ~ 1e1efe
II Tbe I ii1ht. Of III. .t..mar vs,. rsrv d;s+;nrt,r