The New York herald., 1860-09-14
NEW YoRK HERALD FRIDAY SEPTEMBER H. SHEET


(now absent II lake supercr) and family a Coldwss-
Mich. The subscription list s At 0soands, under tie
fremont House.
On tho announcement 70 the Board OF Trade that
farm Of Captain Jack Wilson, Of the LADY Egin wS on.
numbered TO the amount OF 81 500 was proposed that
onehah the amount be raed mere aud the balance al
got up subscription lisa, In less half hour
over $500 had been subscribed.
RESCUED BAGGAGE.
several trunks have been found vicinity OF Evans
ton. Two have been recognized as belonging 70 the
Lumsden family, OF New Orleans ana one 70 Charles
s one ' of Mr. Lu@sSsn's @ trunk: % had been found and
carried OIL by rome men Living IN the vicinity Justice
ma.:osn q Es.Sss9n hearing ,ss Of r. mmsassy
men that Mr. HuDtoon had authority % take posses.
sion, and bad not been FOR the timely assistance Of Ly
Mover, OF this city, is doubtful II tho contents Of
the truu8 would have been recovered The trunk
contained clothing and some valuable jewelry, y fol-
Five bracelets one gold locket with two minAtures
two hair bracelets, gold trimmed ono gold csc pearl
ono gold stud. engraved Blanch bSk; set coral
one diamond pin a three piece and German COIN
The following Is list Of tie baggage, a. far - reoo
susl leather trunk OF John Hetherman Of No. % In
Large covered trunk belonging porter Of
the boat containing reflector and ave bear skinsthe
property Of Gurdon 8 Hubbard.
Large black trunk containing clothing, portfolio and
Large trunk, marked mas 4 r. Garth fsris, Ky !"
containing four silk dresses under clothing gold neck
ohsin and Cross bracelet, breast pn and broken gold
Black music box, marked &C. ST. containing fat
cornet.
Fragment OF brown leather trunk with mark "a W. D.
Detroit IN large Letters and following tho 3D." the let
sunbonnet, and black whaebone cane, picked up the
him by one Of the survivors at winetka be
at the Office Of Hubbard a Hunt
Black silk dress, open 'front.' In the pocket white hand
kerchief; pair yellow kids aud pair black kids pair
lace underseeves pink ribbons at the wrist,
collar pink sik ribbon elastic pearl paper koe point
north Of the Light House pier
Pound on tho body Of J. 7 Morrison, BY Jas II. Rces
40 ceI Is postage stamps one sver watch one pair gold
spectaces pair steel do, buIch Of keys, finger ring
peke, kns ,"1 Rocses1ooks swo msmo,snasm books
BY the Same gold ring, with oval face supposed to be-
Al about eight ocicck last night the bodies Of dead
were escorted In solemn procession, 10 the Milwaukee
isrge numbers of our cssus sosompsnied ,sc rroscs
zion; band Of music played appropriate drgs, aud
the great bell a the Court House toled In solemn tones
THE DRowEkp.
From the Chicago Times and Herald, Sept IL
Many evidences Of the awful disaster lake
crowdipg 10 shores. The bodies OF numbers Of the
by wines ana land and are being recov ver
cd by our citizens Up 70 yesterday there had
% beer over ,nm Ooa'ss psSea up me C1roner Wa
cattle which were thrown eboard have also drieR 10
land and are oow lining our shores Do~ not prudebce
require OF our Authorities 10 take steps 10 have these
bodies disposed Of also, for the sake OF the living
We regret to announce that among the passengers by
man Of about eighteen years, and the sou OF Hon Hon.
Jonathan Arnod, the democratic candidate for Con.
eress in the Milwaukee dntrict No tidiuss have been
e rtiQuQ cy hat
he Is among the many lost
lrIom the New York Ercnins Post, September 10
ter to the Lady Esn zee that OF young man, John
L. tampion, who for humber q years employed
aeohe left this city for nw1ukee TO vst married sis
ter and - recruit his health, which had been ~hat
impaired BY close application 70 his duties fellow
wofkman day two previous " the disaster received
lstr iom him, stating his intention Of Joining In the
excursion the Lady Een Bis sstsr and her husband
member Of the Tpoeraphcal soccty CITY which
body he Was at time President BE about twenty
seven years 81 age and was unmarried He leaves an
only sister in this city.
ANCTHU or rHH woRIp's HERovs.
ne Detroit Free Prs, Of the llh instant, commenting
From = conversation with orc of the survivors Of the
wreck We have gathered some facts mot specially co
s,ssd rron 70 , sne ns.ssper account i.Ss superior
boat from this city ior ihe haven which the Lady nsn
failed 90 reach. He board The host at the time Of
the disaster and gives somewhat confused Of
When vessel struck the steamer he
hts position several By The ooncusson Unraveng
the esdered and disconnected tale which be gives No
have a%pses = 9. terrible panic among the ps'seoges
measure: . were most conductive 70 .ss se..-
cd. Passengers were avatesed fron their slanbcvs
s.eroom doors, and called them 70 ssoss q sssr dss
ger All were nnaiiy eorecNd op DICK, and when the
iuss the rooi Of the upper cabin Ssssd clear o. sac ha
md sustained tie crowd ~ BcimSn says that this
estemrore ran ct is than three hundred persons
collected The majority a. whom chung ~ their places
until daylight The raft mostly irr water from
the wright Il ia living burden, md ve-y sow who chung
captain constantly his fert encouraging the crowd
ald seems ~ have teen the cny man who dared 20 stir
tie rcvmbcrt position which reccssary keep
se~are hola cn sac prscaroas r.n lie carr I'd child
uast he found In the arms q exhsusted and sub
len y W cha,ge a. woman, when ~ lost H
cots,anfly excosted the crowd 20 kccp scI, and
oriy 9 naks nc nose, bai 70 refrain from moving In
craer that Tie fs framcwork might last the longer
he'iaaa fs.s that caring the ,ims which elapsed,
whhe ,bc ran sers together, thrrr scarcely
20 ihsr rlsecs IN sheet rrrur. and nelsncr
erosns piaysrs sndibe; vpice pave of
cheer, btlss heard the OF ihe -i.d and the
ccnsets- pplash of The eonsbBg Flnaiy the
s,Asi son of ,he ~s.es broke " the rs, and large
pafiiss faId - detached p,ecee and gradually she
ydusis untu bot tbe of the whoIc number rcmaiued
nss s~el tumbsd the light rats aecas like feather
~esbt-, and weary struggle the barie~ hal
d1rsk 5~ cng drrt o. ten mise the
Bellns5 was ten hours his ran and that he
cspnsed ard thrown lnso the eea, ~iss biz ten CON
pA9 loss, e~~ry third mr ute when tiny reached
or;ss.e ssas sbs .es e Sr. %s,s s
bnrb 81 the hskerp aud dragged s>hcse b wyocg hands
Which awaited them here snai having Sur
nolDsea ihe peris q that terrssse vcya0v the
msrder ssocunbed ard way tbs irresistible
Which bad bis strength spd vxr. Perhaps he
he's rsfnr eico than have Iv = q the cserrs~
selest metivcs than sbcec wh.ch marked his
character through the vbcie of shs trying ordcai
LIFT OF TIE LOST so FAR AS ASCERrAINED.
t-Akxanoer Richard n, ss-rtsnpsrn Ffaak.
Sscrnd Engineer aa-Cook urs Jane, Fond
2-Afnod Gen. T, MI tu Lee
~sukrc. 6c-cook Miss Elizabeth,
3-Barne Fanny. load dn f,Nr
A-bucSinresm A. sl-Csehas Mssy, Mlvan.