THE ZIG HATCEE EXPLOSION.
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The following is a list OF the names OF .ne
passengers on board the Big iiaIchee, on ihe sas
inst, v ben her boic, exploded, at Herman MIS-
souri,.


SIig!J!y Scaldel-Mrs. Parmela sPerry, Fort
Ieayenw,Irth. Mo-; Mrs. Carrico and black boy
Carroll county, No.; Mr.. King. OF st. Joseph;
Thomas Pierce, Boone county, Mo.


No, injursi-Georgc Crrrico; Miss AiIen' j.
Rudy and wife; Martin Chutz, Cincinnati; Capt.
]. g. Bennett. Cote Sans Dessen; Daniel Latter,
ST. Louis; Winsow Turner, PlaitsburS, No. ana
i've musicians. - "


Hgi,y Scalded-C. Grcenwcll, Boonvile. No.;
E. Strange Titus, Warren county, Nc; ii. X. Pull
Ium. Rocheport, No.; c. McGinnis, Mason coun-
ty. Ky.: John Barbee, Bath county. Ky; J. Ham
mond, deck passenger; Robert Foster, working
his passage. ,,


Dcqd--Mr. T.. Gaines, Saline county, Mo-; L.
lIoyle. St. Louis Arthur Neal, Cote Sans iIos'
sem; Robert Carter, Csoge county, Mo-; W. D..
H. Ferguson, working his passage.


OF the crew. the following are


Deqd-BornarI Muhou, lst Engineer, OF St.
Louis; Solomon Cmvcr, 81 Eugmecr, Grave
Creek, Va; james Ioungson. LIST Steward, Pits
hprsh, Raymond Taylor, ~ cook, St. Louis; one
fireman, name unknown.


Dadiy Ncaidei-Noah Ludlow, St. Louis; John
MagiI, ii COOK; Herman Sp1rmar. joan Rognn,
parricI. GDrrtgan. l.. ". Richardson. lir'Imru.


NjgiIIg Suhicl--RlcIprI Ilut.hison, wa!tA-
man; James Roper, O4r.arvpcr, Of BoLi'cr. Ten
Il IS c.


No, MjureI-Copta.n, Clerk, Pilots, Mate,
Carpenter, three caJ.n-Joys, chambcrmad. iour
deck.hands, auI one fireman.


Ten Grul-t..,r,ecn woIndrd--s"vcn slightly
scalIeI-twcnty.liyc not iniurcd.-RcPoricr.


C,n,ra Jlclson's Lqst WI anil Testancnt-Ey-
trgc of letter fran Nashville, dated June ith, 10 a
gent lcman in Washington:


9Th. last will and testament of the old hero was
this day approved in county Court and is o. pub
lie record lie oomncEccs by giving his boCy to the
dust whence il cumc his soul God that gave it, Sc,
dcyOlinr cstltu first TO the pl ymCnt OF two debts
viz: one Of $1,000, with interest, borrowed Of Gen
Puche of New Orleans, another of TO- 900, with in
tcrest borrowed Of Blair Rlves; and the balance to
his SON Andrew Jackson, ir., with the exception OF a
few servants to his grand children.


The sword presented Inn by the State Of Tennessee,
he gives to A. J. Donelson, lns nephcw) now charge
d. affairs at Texas. The sword presented him at New
Orleans he leaves Andrew Jackson Coffee, the son
of his old friend Grn. Coffee. The sword presented
him at Ihiiadelpha, he leaves to his grand son aud
namcsake. The sword and pistols which he carried
Though the British and Ind wars, he leaves 10 Cen
r. Armstrong. The pistols, of Washington, by ham
given to Iia yclte, and by Llfy yCttC gwen to JaCk
son. he leaves 10 George Washington Lafayette, the son
of Gen. Lafayette Sundry other presents made h'm
during his long and evuntiul Career with has adopt.
ed SON. with instructions 10 him, that, in the event ol
war, tuuy shh H. upon the rcstorLtIOn Of peace, be d
ir.Duted anOn those who shaI have cOHI4civd trm
selves most worthy Of their country the conflict, III
the opinion of their 'cuuntrymcn and the ladies'


1t is d4ted tbink, in September Is and royokcs
a will made by him several years before. 1t is IN his
ow steady aud firm hGndw ritng, aud, Ike all things
that fell from his pen, br lcs the Purcst, patriot
ism through