The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-12

hoGrg MA wife BY cDe arm and cnens WIN tne et-e.
% his frAl Grk As 20 reached rncTe Eearsn sari
sspt.ei Is ar sri It's urien was 5ut Of sight ior
seconds When they rose The we vas ~ soiae
distance rem c1e nst. The gallant Fellow ieit Z ana
wan % hfs wife seized her aai again regaired tho
Wheel foase All oa shore held their breath while they
sp Il o & were Oared out q ssxh. Ssneah The ter
rIpe stfryes at ast the wheel house grounded some
IRON Toe beach, when the maa With his 1!fe IN
his arms uI1 ped Of and commenced w.pg to the lane
he had PROCEEDED only abort dktanee when ne sank
xha sca but caught By Spencer, toned above,
ho.s Tao se saved SPEAK IN the hshes. srms tho
conduct Of Csrt John WILSON, commander OF the II ssted
boat, On boars he all GOODNESS and bravery, always
negectpg himself and caring Tor the safety Of the
others. he wss seen early IN the mofalng OILY leg
rods from shore standing upon ran surrounded by Sc
vsins them now to pr oooed While IL he ysry sct Of en-
coursgiug others heavy roller struck him and washed
HIM Oh the rs 10 sight OF the survivors and crowds
shore The hooks OF the boat lad the desk,
Containing money end xatcnee, saved and
in the possession Of G. Hubbard. Esq, owner Of the
boat VINO. together with the Coroner, County Physician,
and other city physicians sn large humber Of citizens,
were on band doing verifying 70 alleviate and rescae.
Toe inmates Of s houses IN the vicinity very kind.
and provaed all the recesaYses for the recovery Of the
exhaested ones Sho were rescued.
The life boat in wn.ch the two mates In be-
low Wnetka. Or Of lhs boats from the hasT deca
started with twelve passsIgers, eight Ct whom were
saved The boat unset twice. A ls6y and cnili who
ap. They we're warned Oh q second time and drowaed
informant snsd that she mover spoka After eas ng
the steamer o the eight saved This host seven be-
nSanes
ONE OF rISE BOATS UPSET.
Mr. Webster, Of Port Clinton, informs ne that about
hepsst cock Saturday morning, he noticed
the pofnwsrd what appeared 10 him 10 be arge ysw,
apparently about I've miles the AXE proved,
turned bottom up III all probability this was ooc OF
the boats which pot out from the Lady Egn Of
which had not reached the shore.
Numerous incidents told showing great heroism
the total want Of such quality on the part o the drown
we'd In Of the boats left his wife and child
the vessel and In his AFFECT fright did not TO think
orihier person Rad not been saved In his stead
Mr. Evison, whose nauie appears above, was with his
wife the pilot house. and his sole seemed 70 be for
her When near the shore, huge wave washed her on
into the lake. Her husband instantly left his place and
70 her assistance seizing her in his arms. he
struggled through by great exer,o6s
succeeded in placing her again by his side on the pilot
house. Both were saved.
Such deed reflects giory upon the deer than is
achieved by him who coDquers nations by the sword
The inmates OF the houses in the vicinity very
kind provided all the necessares for the recovery
due 10 Mr. Jared Gage OF wypeka whose efforts TO sue
and relieve the distressed rebound to the nobeness
OF bis heart
Not tess than fourteen persons were saved at tine pier
in 'front.' Of the house Of Artemus Carter Of whom
their Liver 70 the daring Of Mr. Carter himself and
all Of them under lasting obligations TO Mr. G. ani
lady Tor the kind care and nursing received at their
hands.
Prominent among those from this city who pcriled
CurdoD Hubbard Coroner James and pol cemen Priace
Pilgrim, Alexander and Macaulcy. There were others
whose names We did not know.
John rarioog, when the boat began TO break up,
succeeded In finding a cabin door, with which be
Cough from Indiana made his way to Furong's raft
which proving insu ent for both aud Cough refusing
TO renqnsh his hold, EurloDx len and succeeded In
ceeded In reaching the shore. Cough was lost
The tug Mcqueen, which went out to the OF the
disaster in the morning unable TO get enough
the shore 10 render any material assistance She crused
about ii the vicinity for several hours, during which
time The dead body Of an infant was picked W.
LIST or THE PASSENGERS.
FROM CHICAGO.
Edward White, Charles Smith.
Nj Cumnins, a policeman Of Chicago, was on his way
TO Mscknac witness in murder case, and saved
in the h-st boat.
Fanny Burns, servant in the family Of c Amber
Of /. Tnkham { Co she went up with her sister who
lives IN Milwaukee, and young whom she to
be married.
There Is report curreu. that Captain Nike Gleason, Of
FROM MILWAUKEE,
otto Lsvercncc and wife, - Nickel, Old rhip,
John Koran, Deputy United States Marshal; CAPTAIN
Barry Union Guards Lieutenant VIM kennedy and wife
Roua, Mr. shay and family o. Grady and wife, Mr. Ri.
oraan Cornelius onahnney teacher public school sam
Nwackle Recorder Of Milwaukee Co Charles Mclaughlin
and wife, formerly Of waerowu, Wisconsin Mr. ssnio-
ben II The hrm of Smith Sentehcn, Nr Reaoe of the
arm q Goodman 4 Hoace, lssac Kingsley J. G. Pollard
snd lady. J. fitzgerald and lady, Michael Gongan aud
lady, Ms a. Harrow, milner, T c. Hanna clerk in the
store O J. q Davis !. orsilke (savec) Mr.. stelri,
tailor Nj sh0ber draymRa. Mr. tasprari, grocer Mss
Amtl lea4en, Mss P!ebdey. Mas Kebce, Mr.. rlwood
NJ. RnsFier, andrew Haley, Dennis Haley. Catbarine
hogan. ran. Oieary Tm o Bfen fssved), nr NGary
Ms NaAcrcy. Mrs. Bricn. Iaard Warner, fryor Ar.
nod IA lad Hugh pagsoas Million Townsend, Nexanaor
Ccrbi.t. trintsr Miss Wara, Mss Matthew'S, Mrs. Ken
rely. " Svycr. grocer II Eviscn. chief engineer, W
n .ston, George Churchill, George Oakley nalie
Halioran fsans BOYD. frank Lccormick AMI
Riycrs Chrslisu Nncl.is j Rswen and wils Mss s9e.
lln,i Mr sullivan, Licut isoey, Sergeant lrDonosh
~ foh,y, wiie Ana chta y Norrsoa Agent for Ioan
soa Difefscy, Chicago Charles Il. johnson eighteen
years Of arc tall thin, witn sandy hair aud wore llgh,
frock coe,) JaInes Shchsn. John Kelley. wi''.a Hays
stephen Coedy, Margaret aud Ana Bgger, Martin Dc.any
sister James Naonc, Heuilc Mouosep, DANES Rice Jas
csgIove printer n Denocsa. otee Maurice r,aserald,
goha Camper Catherine and Elizabeth Fsru.sn Henry
Bishop Thoa Neville, Martin and Susan Hany rat Fiti.
gerald And vile, q. 7. oakley, Paul Foley.
Iowys wIsCossis.
George Norton, a per.or City.
,ts. Ketto ard four children, Mineral FONT
Mrs. sond aai two children Mineral T,snt.
James Bellows, y neral Point
4. RuesiDFtam, rprisge.
James rosgfove, konosha-
- Fitzpatrick, keuosha
Nf. lotke, sheSoygan.
rnox rHr SOUTH AID F.sr
'. \, Larsien, of tie New Orleans Picoytn, wife,
TIVE q .Idren and servant, New Orleans.
". ear,h and wife, Misses Anna and Amanda Garth d
J'br jacobson. New York
NJ. seuneber d the firm q smith sasltlober, MI.
~aLsce
gsox towns IN ILLINOIS
4. y. Hall spa wife, Aurora
George !. simpson, Joliet
Herbert 'rgrahsm, lsq ~. T.. AMI proprietor o. he
ltsndoa lH2.Fclsd Nsus sBi his sen Her bort.
INkSowN rLssE-
three lassenzers rom tho propeller Sun, irst from
Cellipgwood, nsmts unknown.
German name not known.
THE LADY xkSM BKui~p TINA WAY LARGg
CROWD OF ExCt RsfoNfsTs n5ssrruiSTvp.
fsrom Tie Milwaukee Nis-oas.s, SEPT.
ts advertised, lat evening ~ seven O'Clock was
the for ;ha n,n Guard c,curtonsis 70 leave hero
the Lady Egu, FOR Chicago Tie E.gia. however
Which was Gue yesterday morning did net arrive by
O'Clock iasi crenrE ard very large crowd u ca
cNrscn as. who la assembled 81 cusmaag incg and
warehouse began y manifest speca sgas q Gissppoat.
fleni Aru yexAlsor.
H. toion Gustd and hRad 10 ACCOMPANY them we're
anoug ne number ara any qranity a. Na.e~ and zen
tieen whom gathered iarlic % the ~areAouse
npu TIC tcS snfae watching from the bridge for
the steamer some brter acos tic sac s;rcer.