, 1865-05-01
THE TERREBE4E STEAl H.
BOAT DISASTER,
Full and Interesting Particulars Of
The Heart RendInE Anadr.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago TEibune.l

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
CA1no, April g.
~ t pspe.s asstn o, tns M eve ,hs ss
o. me salana a'sas.ef' " tnose on ooard 18
arout l,tW. It le thought j number VII get be
!ouha de Rare 9scapea uea.n. sotoler oeone1og
ba fne sh 9n lnaiaSa ,n1sp 20 grongh n %oman aad
ecaded; ne % spa Tas =. ethsrWase s esRpled R
mors a. to ibe cririn Of iba erpiosoa o. "' somc
sunpose there ~ c.rele.Ene.s md inc9mpetency
oTannd ench re,rts uu' bs osaro r. no
petePSt men TIA. there wss too lssge
ihs sost 1; 5 ~ 55tsenS: snd ne engine id o9iy
"a: q Sn bSs.d sa!s ths 5ostai aot IA Pa.t!s!s
M oth haoqs III ~ H. ,t;na " IN; o,s.sts9
at.eat,on possible 1s beinr 81 W shosn to te
Sufferers 4 ths several ho,plt.ls: The conduct of
1'esS Rsss 11n ao*nit, one of tbe n,ssenrer. =,
y Il as,d ,he1 a1nnng ,ha sa5.ra,s Nv .,a .r.t-
denrxnss Th;cao" hnsFer gthn ,o.r bia trnnl.
aLd several fhnnsand fnjla1s ant1 ,nnat r. ne
wearing anpsrel. lie borrowed d. some t scanty m g
en- ahd he 1ef 1G bo,Fd se hoe
Who hsd no baggage and looked as be did. BE 1s Is
one oi lie rescued ttaics that The soldiers On
Of them bud BEEN two or three years IN tie souta-
EI e5n Esisene e ~ WhsFe from Fe5fnaTy si 1851 to
nsare ma tissssiion "'to A''''a oe411' '1'n' La
sy Gen %s.h
3tnsesa ~ s, eoG ats o!sssteI examining
ns Tr "a, an i aos ss ho,. min,
to tie rescue Of PERSONS floating down The ryef
hsd been fired an nv sentinsja At The fort cansed
tone eYrItemrnt - - w. -'@~~1
Mre Hooa q n,sosrra, u.a f,nr5 dead INT
holding fast to lie limb ef ice tbai dropped to
~ Tha %a Xii, .,a 1r5,.r. hov. ~,,,a-1,.a .h,,t
twohirda Of e he WhoIe upgbeS Of soldIess on
thG 6 vesa5l aidtsx ho m ,o.,s ,.+.,,o+oa - s,vs
~ ane nsnt - t6ns aau .ha ~ sn.
ne,rq nse a1o e o ~ qa hso
tre1n ne ~ hfp ~ ta4 ~ Rosson. "nf IN
attenpne 70 catch d iha a repa G he Children Slipped
{Iom rom Ii ! :, e51sns;sd @ d - aI@s; r. Slsss
hat had 10
1espesss,tss I'D vala efforts b. dyae to se:ovsr
tee y. . cnaare9 tnat were hurried ont OF reach 9y
Ae 3e sd and a trsafheso1s t current When tse So.
too %nch e exhausted to make further eaorh 70
=. sGse .l1 e.. aha %as shsas Haout sIaGge
Nh nnen tne Doa. aaa' aaa oeen sen1 out plcAeo nn
Among the lost Is Mrs.. :. W. Hardin, Jr. She
ha. been recently married and With her husband,
q Co., bankers, Of Chicago, was returning home
from her wedding tour. They remained on the
wreck I'LL compelled BY the flames to jump over
t.neous'y several hrndred persons sprane into the
river causing confusion By which the husband
end vile became separated. Nj. Hard1n made
every etfors 10 find his Wtfc, but was unsuccess-
I'll. He was subsequently found in an exhausted
condition, and is almost distracted. BE was for
merry Aoju1ant OF the Sd II inots Infantry. He
Lost everything, Mr, Hsr IL states that upon be-
tpt brpupht sshore he called at the Hotei on
Adams street and asked for accommodatio but
was refused, becsu9e be had neither luegace nor
money.
une wouar, who had child In her arms, got
hold Of a bolrd and doatcd aye or az miles. She
1xaa resrra3 nnnna,te Rrst strnnt h+,f fhe infant
w ~ "eao* rcn,r ubosa hnoband UNA
an ~ ctY,cer ~ The ornboat1 1r.s "nn nn
hnara viii her stister. her husband