The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-10-27
ADDITIONAL PARIllULALs.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.
YEoA rnE EALrINeaE AtEElc.N.
Since the foregoing vas received, We
have couyersed with Messrs. Row hand aud
Holmes, the two passengers on board the
" H0ms, who reached tA,s city on their
return to New York, to replace their lost
papers, &c. They state that The " Home =
made rapid progress after she left New
York, aud had proceeded a. far US TO the
southwark ofCspe lIatteras, when the wind,
eh,ch had blown very freshly all Monday
morning, 9Th INST iucfeasd 10 gale about
TAO O'Clock +. VI. and caused the boat TO
labor very much. Il was soon very cen
eraIly manlles, that her frame vas not
strong enough % Withstand the violence o.
the sea, and We learn that she raised IN ,hr
bow and stern ., least three feet from her
proper hue. Il IS supposed that she ieaS.
90 freely, for she soon settled 50 deep ia
'he water as TO render her wheels enufeI,
useless, aad her sl,s &c then raised TO
ran her on shore. 4 sn ~sen or eight
O'Clock z. NJ. the water had quruchcd the
tire under the boilers, auj SIZE continued
neauos the land IS mems ST her sails, un.
al bali past Ten clock At ngnt, ahrn she
struck lhe shore near o raruck, aud lHIne.
diaIeIy went - p,eces The pass .ers
were now ~ ths creates. can.ualuu and a.
hru-soue Iraped overheard and were
drowned ga attempting 70 swim TO land,
aiIilc others pussessed ibtusaly Ives Og pieces
q timber aud ll1aled ashore mead, exhaust.
ed wlh cold aud fatigue. Ouu II the gen
ilf.nsn above mentioned informs Us that he
remained g'untly ua toe toTecas.ic, aud llaai.
ID ashore on =. alter the boat went 10 pie.
ces. Mrs. Schroeder, eae Of The tao Ia.
dis- Who were ag,d. iashed herself 10 ONE
nt the uabcr- anl reached the shorp ~
safety. Mrs. Lacasle, although a very fee.
biz, oil Edy, aged about 20 Years, vas
safely dragged oui ol tie surf. she IS sup
posed L. have been buoyed up by a setlec.
O'e % the passengers bad OF a lde.prScr.
yer, "nd 60, safety % aad bg Us AID. Tbs
boat was rnlueiy hsueeH lio fragments,
aud The ,ew trunks WHICH sere washed on
The beach next dat we're u0re or less m
jured. M~-srs. RaaAed and Holmes re-.
manned II O1ucock too dsvs before lhcy
could -et q conveyance 10 Nerinlk. They
state that about twenty bodies had been
washed asiiore, ard we're buried before
they rs, f4s beach amoa- them the bodies
ai tao CT three of the ladlts.
The is, furnished above, NO are sorry
~ aft, i- believed to contain the names Of
81! aAp "erc preserved tf5su Tins most DIS.
Pressing disaster.
Toe to.lo~Iug are the names 81 the pms
sna-ers 80 the s,ram packet llotne, sailed
500 the 9TH from Naw York fof Charleston,
-1ppo,o.to BE- lost:
Alsar-. j. Root, IiIastaa, j. VI. Roll. 4. Andcf.
sar, JaH.a Cookies, kuasdy. Walker, uHct Ben
ef.al " Cohen, J. B5}d e. H. Palmer c.
hfr~s, W Nhuu-, Res. Coz los Nfp Hu-sey
",aHwan, u. y. 1fosga ane laey Mlys Groom
Wiley. Weld, o. n Prime ) Pane. A. +. Boot.
s'sA. Mes Lcgy Mes r. Legy Hrs famocS,
NJ. Na1rg Nj tid Mi.. S,oE. Miss Rob.
.a NJ Prince Mr., Bayd Mr.. Fsukh, Ms
itau aHd t@o daughters, VI HiIer. Miss NJ
'aam, Nlw. LtEy, Mrs. Boado MI. Ryicrr, Mr..
u absr, lady, and servant, Mr. A. Desabyc, H.
lasaHyg, Professor Ncti aud laag, Master Groom.
N' rui.h LarOcqae, Broquet, Iads. child and
servant, T. pymipeucs, Labadic, Walton, Hazard,
Gamblers, and Fma.
From me Chorlcsioa Courier.
The gale commenced on Saturday after.
noon, and the Captain was aux0us to dou.
bic Cape Ilaueras, with The intention Of an.
chouug under lis Ire. About 1 O'Clock on
I~''day, however, ,itv t,,... .s...n..u1ts,l
leaking so much as to render il necessary
lor all hands and tho passengers 10 20 10
the pumps, and to bail, which was continued
without iuterinIssion until she grounded.
The water gained upou them so fast, that
at abou, eight o'clock, the fire was extin.
lailshed, and the engine Of course was stop.
ped ~ is operations sail was then hois
ted, but was Immediately blown away. A.
mother was benI, with thus assistance, the
boat slowly progressed towards the shore.
Al II o'clock at night, the Home ground.
ed about 100 yards from The shore. The
ladies had all been requested to go forward,