The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-18 00:00:00

CABIN PASSENGERS DROWNED.

Captain C. Rose, R.N., and Mrs. Rose.
Mr. Elernier, Mr. and Mrs. Kemp, and two children.
Mr. Catley.

STEERAGE PASSENGERS DROWNED.

Allan, Alfred Gibney, Martha IVPRichmo, Maim.
Allan, Jane Gibney, William Murry, Robert
Barry, Eliza Gibney, Margaret Munro, Hugh
Barry, Mary Gibney, John Munro, 'largaret
Barry, Michael Gibney, Robert Morrison, Macha.
Benyan, Kyrow Gibney, Jane Moran, ames
Benyan, Margaret Gibney, Alexander Moran, Bridget
Benyan, Bridget Genlee, Jane M`Chelan, George
Deny. an, James Genlee, James Mahoney, Ellen
Pelcher, Harriet Genlee, Charles Mahoney, Jenny
Brooks, Mary Genlee, Michael M'Pherson, Peter
Bryan, John Graham, Alex. Neal, Thomas
Bryan, Ann Gray, William Oates, Catherine,
Bryan, Kate Hogan, Thomas and infant
Bryan, Mary Henelstone, Ellen O'Byan, Francis
Bryan, Ann Henelstone, O'Brvan, Jerry
Bryan, Edward Hogan, Patrick Parker, John
Bryan, Alice Hogan, Margaret Power, John
Burk, Catherine Haberlein, John Prates, James
Cavonna. Thomas Henderson, Robt. Power, Annie
Christopher, John Hygendorf, ChristyPower, Margaret
Coller, Morice Henrick, John Power, John
Comore, Dennis Jones, Mary Reynolds, Maria
Camere, Catherine Jones, Samuel Reynolds, Henry
Cook, Thomas Jones, Matthew Reynolds, Sarah
Cook, Jane Joyce, Sarah Reynolds, Albert
Clifton, Dennis Joyce, Martin Rogers, Wm. Chas.
Cassidy, Mary Joyce, William Ross, Alexander
Cassidy, Daniel Johnson, Bridget Ross, Marion
Campbell, Thomas Johnson, Margaret Ross, Francis
Campbell, John Johnson, Barry Ryan, John
Campbell, Anne Johnson, Bridget Ross, David
Campbell, Mary Johnson, James Ross, Christian
Campbell, James Johnson, Ellen Ross, John
Campbell, Anna E. Kineard, Gilbert Ross, Isabella
Campbell, Johanna Kinzo, Maria Ross, Alexander
Calders, Isabella Kennedy, Johanna Ralphis, Thomas
Calders, Isabella E. Kennedy, Anna Reilly, Mary
Catarnagh, Peter Kann, Patrick Reilly, William
Charles, William Kanu, Catherine Reilly, Mary
Collin, James Kohen, Johanna Reilly, Mary
Collin, Bell Kohen, Rosina Reilly, Eliza
Clark, Archy Kohen, Frederick Reilly, Mary
Chambers, John Kohen, Johanna Reilly, Bridget
Connolly, MargaretKohen, Sophia Reilly, Eliza
Connolly, Charles Kohen, Johanna Reilly, Thomas

Carbett, William Kohen, Amelsa, Reilly, William
Carbett, Catherine Kohen, Ferd. Richards, Sarah
Carbett, Ellen Lloyd, Robinson, Martha
Chisholm, William Leaky, Daniel Seal, Henry

Chisholm,MagclalenLeak'y, Bridget Sutherland, Wm.
Chisholm, Isabella Lea, Thomas Smith, Charles
Costigan, Catherine Lea, Ann Smith, Catherine
Costigan, Hannah Lea, Jane Ann Smith, Daniel

Costiiian, Susan Loneham, Julia Sullivan, Ann
Donohoo, Martha Loneham, Julia Sullivan, Patrick
Drury, Lucy Loneham,Margaret Slater, Catherine
Drury, Mary Lonelly, Edward Slater, Mary
Drury, Lockallen Linton, Henry Snow, John
Desmond, Mary Lamb, John Snow, John W.
Donovon, Michael Logan, Betsy Thomas, George
Dunlop, William Logan, Peggy Twidle, James
Dempsey, Richard Logan, Stewart Twidle, Jane
Dowens, Mary Lhanation, Fredk. Twidle, Martha
Dowens, Hugh M`Cael, Rose Twidle, Charles
Dowens, Bess Wesel, Alex. Twidlo, Agnes
Dirrom, Thomas M`Cael, Mary Townley, Ann T.
Dirrom, Mary M`Cael, Peggy Townley, James
Dirrom, Honor 3/Tad, John Townley, Mary
Dirrom, Patrick M'Cael, Francis Townley, John
Dirron, Margaret M`Cael, Nancy Townley, William
Dover, Thomas M`Carthy, Tim Townley, Robert
Dover, Mary M`Carthy, Kath. Townley, Joseph
Dowler, Johnson M`Cartney, Margt. Townley, Elizabeth
Duffy, Johanna M'Cormac, John Townley, Andrew
Duffy, Ellen M'Cormac, Betty Townley, Eliza
Duffy, Betsey M'Clelan, Mary William, David
Duffy, Patrick M'Crea, Alex. Wakeley, David
➢enking, J. C. M'Donald, Alex. Wakeley, Mary
Ewart, James M`Donald, Nancy Wilson, Rachel
Etat, Maria M`Donald, Alex. Wilson, Joseph
Faulkner, John M`Dougal, John Wilson, Thomas
Fann, Walter M`Lynatt, James Wilson, Edmond
Faldey, Michael M`Lella,n, Duncan Wilson, William
Farrell, James M`Leod, Mary Wilson, Margaret
Farrell, Kitty M`Leod, Houston Wilson, Letitia
Farrell, Sally M`Leod, James Weir, John
Farrell, Jane M`Leod, Robert Wood, James
Farrell, David Mogarty, Honore Walker, John
Flannigan, Cath. Mackwell, James Walker, Margaret
Flannigan,Cath. E. M`Mina, Bernd. Walker, Margaret
Flannigan, Thos M`Richmo, Janet Walker, Margaret
Flannigan, Rose M`Richmo, Cath Walker, Mary Ann
Flannigan, Daniel M`Richmo, Mary Yewell, Catherine
Flannigan, Mary M`Richmo, Jessy Yewell, Thomas
Golding, George M`Richmo, Eliza Zerms, Ellen
The total number of persons supposed to have been
on board the Annie Jane, when she sailed for Quebec
were—

Cabin passengers
Steerage passengers, including children and infants 359
Officers and crow . 4B

SAVED.

Cabin passengers
Steerage passengers
„ infant .. .
Master and crew .. ,

DROWNED.

Cabin passengers
Steerage passeugers
Officers and crew

Total drowned..

. 298
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

BRISTOL, Oct. 7.—Arrived—The Idea, from Dania ;
Annechina, St. Petersburgh ; Nerio, Denia ; George, St.
Vincent's ; Farewell, Onega ; Kossuth, Emilie, and Jenny,
Cionstadt ; Benjamin Boyd, Monte Video ; Onward, Leg-
horn ; Henry Buck, New York ; Beta, Archangel ; Wave,
Malaga.
ANJER, Aug. s.—The Nina, of and from Bristol for
Melbourne, was fallen in with on the 19th of July, in lat.
31 S., long. 71 E., by the Spirit of the North, arrived
here, which boarded her, and found her abandoned, with
mainmast and part of bulwarks and stanchions carried
away, but only ten inches of water in her hold. It ap-
peared by the logbook that she had been struck by a sea
a few days previously. Next day, finding she made no
water, and was quite seaworthy in other respects, the
second mate and four hands volunteered to take her to
Bahia.

PARIS, Oct. 16.—The Edward Cardenas, for the Clyde,
was abandoned in a sinking state on the 18th of Septem-
ber, in lat. 41 N. Crew landed at Havre.
LAURVIG, Oct. 10.—An abandoned vessel, apparently
stripped, was driven ashore near Ringkiobing, on the 7th
of October, supposed to be the Cupid, of Yarmouth.
ST. JOHN'S, NEWFOUNDLAND, Sept. 23.—The Queen,
from Prince Edward's Island for Swansea, put in yester-
day, leaky, having encountered a severe gale on the 16th
of September, in lat. 44, long. 56.
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 10.—The Pride, British vessel, has
been stranded. The Tory Rowe has been lost at New-
castle. New South Wales. Crew saved.

BAHIA, Sept. 19.—The William Gibson, from Liverpool
for Bombay, put in on the 22d of August, very leaky, has
been surveyed and her cargo discharged, and sho will pro-
bably have to be hove down and re-coppered.
RIO JANEIRO, Sept. 13.—The Earl of Mulgrave, bound
for London, which sailed hence on the 15th of August, put
back on the Gth of September, having struck on the
Abrolhos, but without apparent damage. It is said she
will discharge and be examined.
ST. -ÜBE'S, Oct. 7.—The Hendrika, from Cardiff for
Lisbon, was towed in on the 3d of October, with loss of
foremast, sails, rigging, Sze. _

PERNAMBUCO, Sept. 20.—The Hannah, English brigan-
tine, from Bahia for the Channel, arrived off this port for
orders, with her master, mate, and one man dead from
yellow fever. The vessel, after performing quarantine,
was pronounced unfit to proceed without caulking decks
and topsides. She is now discharging part of her cargo.
MONTE VIDEO, Sept. 3. The Joseph Porter, from Liver-
pool for San Francisco, put in on the 19th of August, leaky,
and with severe damage. The cargo, which is being dis-
charged, will be sold.
The Isabella, from Akyab for Queenstown, was on shore
near Double Island on the 30th of July, lying on sunken
ledges, much hogged on the starboard side and with her
deck beams started. One boatload of the cargo has been
saved. Master, his wife, and four men picked up in ono
of the boats.