The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-30
The sToNEWALL DISASTER
Statement OF the second EDsincer-Charred
bodies seen ON she Burning Wrecis-List oil
the ,nryiyOrs-RemarkabIe Escape.

Statement OF the second Aforementioned
bodies seen ON she Burning Wrecis-Lisi oil
the snryiy0rs-Remarkable Escape.
ST. LOUIS, oct, 20, 1852
The steamer Rublcon arrived here this morning
from below. She brought up John II. Lyon, second
engineer OF the Stonewall. ana q young woman OF
st. Louis. who was rescued from a noating spar
Lyon reports having seen several charred bodies on
the wreck. but adds very little 70 The Information
already obtained. Several steamboat captains and
citizens, constituting volunteer committee leave
tins evening for the wreck and vicinity to search
and bury the oodes OF the lost A subscription OF
nearly $4,000 was raised IN iiye minutes Change
az noon to-day TO detray tne expenses OF the com
mittee ana other subscriptions VIII DC made for the
benefit OF the destitute families
The following Is complete q list of the saved
from the steamboat Stonewai disaster a. can DO
obtained at present:--George W. Fulton John Ii.
Lyon Edward Fulkeison, +. p. Watson and Charles
Williams. OF 81. LOUIS; K. A. Phelps, OF shreveport
La; David Schultz, OF Maysyile. KY; Miss Huyn.
son, Of JcHersoa W. :. Cook, OF Texas; n Al. More.
borg and mother, H. H. jean NJ Breny, j. swan,
d. Jones aud Mr.. Boure, OF New orleans, N. Cook,
W. LeverneSs, z. Hurren, j.. stewart, D. Conway,
Michael Kinney, William kinney, George IIelmo.
rouse, LOUIS George, NICK Ferret y. Perry and wife,
A. III. Mooheng, l.. swan Joseph Swartz, Mr.. Har-
man. }. tourose James Gnlfen, John fearie Den
mis- Moriarty, Df. a. v. Washbarn, Dr. - II. 0nness
A. IL. Carroll. Mr.. McSweeney Mike Rresner, W. 5.
Cook OF virginia; j. Lisone, George EdenDurg.
Among those known 10 be missing are Mrs. Gregg,
OF Texas; Miss Cuben, Captain Jonn ". Dolly, or
Rapids parish. La; Captain Thomas scott OF 81.
LOUIS; Milton =. Ebert irst clerk and Wm thicks,
second clerk, OF ST. Louis; Frank Murray, pilot, OF
St. Louis; Wills Beebe, first mate, OF st. Louis;
Isaac Moodey sfoker; Henry Bowen, steward:
Joshua Lester barkeeper. OF ST. Louis: John Hover,
barkeeper, OF ~. L0nis John Garrett, watchman or
81 Louis; =; y: Dlyenny, wife and two children.
owen Daiiy, George w. Blackburn 4 conductor on
the North Missouri Railroad, ana Charles Bremen.
The niece OF Captain Scott. mentioned in the
despatch from Cairo. was no: OH board. she IL the
daughero OF VIM. COzzens "A well known civil engi-
neer OF TINS CITY, She all ready 10 start and her
baggage was on board, when her father in obedience
10 an impulse which he cannot explain, concluded il
was best for her Lsremaln home.
despatch from Carbondale says:-Up TO half
past two TODAY nothing further had been heard at
Grand Tower or at CarDOndae In reference TO the
missing passengers OF the steamer Stonewall. 1t
was hoped tnat many had noated ashore below, but
that hope Is nearly diSpeiied. None had heen heard
from at last accounts besides those picked up Dy
tue Belle OF Memphis. The entire number saved viii
scarcely reach sixty out OF two hundred anu nty on
board at the time oil the disaster.