, 1860-09-12

tho order Hard up" Va. gi7en about three
1ninutes before We struck.
Joha Brown, srorn-Am sailor on the
schooner Augusta; was on the deck the night
OF fha collision; vent On watch 1t 10 O'Clock;
was sailing before tbs wind; first saw the light
Of the ntesn1er when the crossed the bow OF the
schooner; sails all down at the time shs struck;
the Equail coming on; WAS standing forward At
the wlndIaSs when Ahe struck WAS looking on.
for lights, q: the bow Of tbs schooner; did not
Zee the steamer before we struck; Twas On the
look out to wicdward, tho other lookout.
don't know his name, be has left the vessel; re
we're going with tae wind saw nobody on the
steamer, heard no roice, or whistle On the
steamer; tried to get our boat dowa; /
though. We ware going al to pieces; thought
the steamer Was not hurt a much as tho yeesel;
heard when We gos to the dock that the ateRner
WAS sunk when We got awny from the steamer
We went right to tbs wind; the ntsamer kept
on her course.
gusta; my atch wac from to ls; was call
ed aud went up; they were taking In the sails
when went up; everything was down; did not
ZEE the steamer Wien went on deck; saw her
about two miautes before We struck; Twas just
coming forward to the end Of the lumber puei
gaw no one on the steamer; but alter ne struek
l ssw MAJ on the hurricane deck On the lar
to throw us q line; be paid no attention to me;
was within few feet Of him; The Captain or
dsred the helm hard up; it Wan ppt hard up.
but she would net pay Oh; John Terrett Was II
the wheel; the schooner broaehed too before 10
struck the steamer; VIC hoisted the foreatay sail
to pay her of to CLEAR the steamer If We could;
she was then in plain Eight, going a:rots our
bow, just shaving our j,b5oonl then; after get
ting loose We came doHu before the wind; heard
20 whistle OF bell: ale WIS lying on her beam
ends in the water, the wafer two feet over her
lee rail; The anchor WAS cleared away, but not
slipped; supposed Ahe vas one Of the Chicago
and Milwaukee line.
INCIDENTS.
Va Learn from Mr. J. Il. Bowen, Of tae firm
Of Bowen Bros, u Lake S.rses, that ore Of the
passengers from the propeller SaA that was
transferred to The L1dy Eigin, was Mr. Val.
Was about % years Of age, delicate figure, with
grey suit, Any trace Of him will be gladly re-
ceiredby Mr. Uowen.
The effects found On the body Of John u.
Newton, Of Superior CITY. hsve been delivered
to o. 4. ". Lu11, E;q., his brosherin-lar, in
this ctr.
Several persons hare be.n arrested On suspi-
cion Of having robbed The dead bodies from the
Lady Elg,n, aad committed to jail. Among
them are T. ". Thomas and Chasl=s Russell,
Of Eranston. Ttey are suspected Of haring
robbed the body aud trunk Of the tarkeeper Of
the Lady E'gip, Ar. Lacy, os several thousand
dollars in gold and bills. Il was known that
Mr. Lacy had, when ha left this place Friday
night, two or three thousand dollars in bills in
his coat pocket, aud considerable amount Of
gold il a belt which MAS in his trunk. Mr. La
cy was drowned; but lis trurk was found in the
possession Of Thomas aud Russell, broken open,
and the belt robbed Of a'l its cantentz. They
are in jail to await al Investigation.
The remains Of tbs la9eoted Hon. Herbert
Ingraham hare been put in metallic burial
case, and will be kept in this city uatil instruc-
tiona from bis friends can be obtained as ro.its
final disposition. lie was guest &: the briggs
House. Ona of the staff Of tie Iuas&ras<d Lon.
don Ntus, Of which deceased was proprietor, is
now in this city. He desires Us to state thai
that Journal will continue to be Issued Is before
Among the los: is George 4. Locke, book,
keeper for John G. Low & Co., beef and porl
packers, ofthis city.
Names Of persons los! are continually being
reported to tla Coroner.