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"The general supposition Of physician
that was on board, was that few would re-
cover, having been scalded lnwardly. The
Peru remained SO short time that it was
impossible to ascertain the names Of the
scalded or survivors, some having gone
back on the boat, which was towed to
Vicksburg, and some on the Peru and
Albany bound up. The number of cabin
passengers on board the Oronoko at that
time. as near as could be ascertained, was
from rs to go; on deck, 60 to 20, inclu-
ding blacks and children. Most Of the
passengers in the cabin were in bed at the
time Of the accident, otherwise the loss of
lives would have been immense


The New Orleans True America n
states that as many as 20 individuals are
supposed to have perished in the Oronoko
The boat was new and elegantly fitted up
for the accommodation of private families.
But with all this show, it is now ascer-
tanned she had old boilers.